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Entertainment in sentence

1516 examples of Entertainment in a sentence

This piece of crap has no entertainment value whatsoever and it's not even funny, just boring and extremely cheap.
I somehow managed to make it all the way through this movie, but was dumbfounded by the complete lack of entertainment delivered.
In moving closer to movie production values, however, it lost most of the entertainment value of the first two.
They were very much in the 'so bad they're good' category of horrendous film entertainment.
I felt compelled to remain in the cinema until i had extracted £5.70p worth of entertainment from it, though i feared that I would be there for some years.
I expected it to truly be a movie about UFOs and alien abduction for entertainment's sake.
Even at around three minutes long, 'Snafuperman' seems to drag and, unlike the best cartoons in the series, it feels like an instructional film first and entertainment second.
The main entertainment value is in its badness; I recommended my local video story put it on the "Turkeys" shelf.
Poor excuse for entertainment.
One that comes out of nowhere to be a bit of rousing entertainment.
The two of them used to enjoy rough entertainment (using whips of course).
Because of the fact that I read this novel in my English class, and we analyzed every page, I think I appreciated the book more than someone would who was just reading it for entertainment.
For awhile I was hooked on shows like Ghost Hunters and Destination Truth and stuff, even though I thought they were full of crap I found them interesting and entertaining, and that's why we watch entertainment TV.
That said, there's a lot of kids' entertainment out there that's much smarter, and some of it is even bearable or enjoyable for adults.
When blockbuster has nothing else you want, grab this for mindless entertainment!
Normally I love finding old (and some not-so-old) westerns I haven't seen, to be the entertainment for the evening.
The casting and storyline of this series closely follow the Hollywood formula for politically correct entertainment; good old get-your-mind-right, revisionist history, where the 'bad guys' must all be white, male, Confederate (in this case), and preferably Christian (if it can somehow be worked into the script).
Despite its many flaws this movie has far more entertainment value than the other movie Nicholas Tse starred in--The Promise.
If you are 10 years old and never seen a movie before, maybe this film may be entertainment for you, but if you've seen several movies, this one will be a silly fully-cliched cheap and predictable for you.
Sadly, it doesn't even manage to deliver just as stupid entertainment.
sorry, to me, this movie has no entertainment value at all.
It don't matter what you call it, it's still a poor choice for entertainment.
We are currently watching this on Channel 5 at 3.30am, and we haven't stopped laughing, so perhaps we could give it a 10, just for the entertainment value.
That really was true of nearly all the serials because they were meant as low-brow entertainment particularly aimed at the kids.
The art part has long been gone, and the entertainment factor is now waning as well.
These films are often funny, and get rated 2-4 based sheerly on entertainment value - not as a representation of their exemplary film artistry.
They used a lot of his stories for low budget films way back when but they still come off today as good, serious entertainment, i.e. "Donavan's Brain".
Only worth seeing if you're an animation buff or is interested in how certain ethnicities were stereotyped as entertainment way back when.
Its so bad its comical and that does have a certain entertainment value.
The novel records the real life experiences of Rudy van Dantzig, as told thru the boy Jeroen, during the waning days of WWII at age 11 as he deals with his incipient sexuality, and his deep fears of abandonment as he has been sent to the province of Friesland, north of Holland by his parents because of the lack of food in Amsterdam and has not heard from them in many months as the postal service has broken down.. The arrival of the liberating soldiers in the film, is presented in a painfully corny way, with the soldiers providing entertainment vaudeville style.
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