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237 examples of Farce in a sentence

It can make war seem like tragedy or farce.
It makes a farce of our idea of equality.
Now, also, back to the sort of big brands: labeling, I said earlier, is an absolute farce and has got to be sorted.
It is a cruel farce.
They need to be stopped because this is a cruel farce.
You see, cowboys and French farce people don't go well together, and the system knows that.
Writer-director Patrice Leconte takes a universal and potentially bottomless subject - friendship - and turns it into a flat and meaningless farce, despite A-list actors, fine cinematography and elegant production design.
In actuality I found the film a farce.
Inane, awful farce basically about a young man who refuses to conform or better uses non-conformity to attain his objectives-fool his parents into thinking that he is attending a college.
This movie truly shows the farce and hypocrisy of Indian society.
The biggest problem seems to be the director's inability to make up his mind as to whether it's black comedy, farce or a combination of both.
Any respectable movie watcher will however see the film for the farce that it is.
This was obviously the worst movie ever made...ketchup was the starring role in this movie and would be the only nominee for an award..cause the plot, actors, and anything related to this farce was absolutely horrible and ridiculous.
I had been delighted to find that TCM was showing this, as I love the 1992 version with Josie Lawrence, Jim Broadbent, Joan Plowright...This film had a luminous Ann Harding, a wonderful performance by Frank Morgan, but others' acting made the film more of a farce then the wonderful unfolding that the later film.
The performances in this thing are so over the top and melodramatic that it's almost a farce of a Jane Austen story, which is ironic since Northanger Abbey is a sort of homage/send up of the early Gothic novel.
To sum this movie up, it is LaBute carrying his sadism over into the realm of comedic farce.
I was expecting a Van Wilder like farce to relive my college days but instead was served an hour and a half of garbage.
The scenes where the President (Holbrook) were downtown and walking among the people were a farce.
Thunderball and Never are two of the biggest box office misses and Never is a surprise farce from Empire Strikes Back hero Irvin Kershner.
this movie is a pile of rubbish , and to try and base it the first is just a farce , the main thing that let it down for me was the usage of the one liners out of the first one , which once said by classic actors such as Sam Elliot can not be reproduced in any way , i mean when Dalton phones wade in the 1st , and he ends the call with stay cool that was great , but when the chump rings the DEA agent back home and he ends the call with stay cool it doesn't have the same ring now really does it , there are other ones but I cant be bothered to post em up , but I hope u get my drift ,they should of named this roadhouse wannabe ..........
Comedy has never been his strong suit, and here his attempts at screwball farce are clumsily done.
The new one is a tired, unconvincing prototype of what has become a farce within a farce.
"Graduation Day," an abysmal farce about a masked killer stalking members of a high school track team, was directed by Herb Freed, whom one can only hope will never again attempt to besmirch the horror genre with such a travesty.
The characters were very 'stagey' and the storyline was a lot like a stage farce.
This film did well at the box office, and the producers of this mess thought the stars had such good chemistry in this that they cast them in the much darker screwball farce, The Gazebo.
It is a post modern moronic farce.
Robert Montgomery-Myrna Loy farce about Loy (Irene) and her fiancé, played by Reginald Owen, stranded in Labrador when their plane crashes.
Several reviewers have attacked the acting in the film, but I think the real problem is this lame attempt to make the film into a farce.
The famous question "where are the children" is repeated so often it looks like a farce.
I suppose in 1934 some part of that audience long ago would enjoy this tepid farce.
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