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242 examples of Feast in a sentence

It's truly a beautiful concept and a feast for the eyes.
I have rarely seen such a feast of bad-taste tosh in my life.
Does Mr.Prima ever show up for the feast?
I pop the DVD into my player and was transported to a late feast of clever visual effects, smart script lines, and a wicked soundtrack.
A delightful visual feast and cinematic event that is thoroughly recommended.
A pathetic excuse for seeing a lot of naked girls, this Fred Olen Ray apocriph production is a lesbian feast, with several almost always naked female ghosts doing a lot of two-some, three-some and four-some while a team of reporters shoots a documentary on them.
I thought BABETTE'S FEAST was too full of whimsy, and whimsy also bogged down the often good TAMPOPO(EAT DRINK MAN WOMAN, it could be argued, was a relationship movie which happened to be set in the world of food, where the others are inextricably food movies).
Scrappy and willful tomboy Peppermint Patty invites herself and several of her friends over for a Thanksgiving feast at Charlie Brown's house.
It's a feast for the eyes (with nary a morsel of food for thought) as masterly cinematographer Gregg Toland captures the poetry of Young's huge, soulful peepers and full promising lips with one lovestruck close-up after another.
A small community of young adults(..and a mute kid with roller skates)whose leader is a professor(Robert Carradine), living within the confines of a massive hospital in a major city after civilization has fallen apart due to the total absence of gas-fuel, fall prey to an ominous group of barbaric cannibals who collect a victim a night for their feast, led by the sound of a horn.
Not so much of a sequel to Sam Raimi's groundbreaking horror feast the Evil Dead, this is more of a reprise of the same film with more proper equipment, professional pacing and further developed gore.
Beautifully done there, I promise you that your eyes will have a feast on all the spices.
A multiple course feast for the film fan.
Watching this once more without distorted soundtrack, in fact watching in Italian, it is a sumptuous visual and aural feast.
When I first saw the cast list of the two movie 1988 Little Dorrit, I was really excited and expecting a sumptuous feast of Dickens.
That point doesn't immediately sink in, because the film is so BEAUTIFUL, a real feast for the eyes, and because the final twist in the story - in my case, anyway - has a delayed impact.
This movie is really quite a feast.
Someday I will take part in a feast like that shared by the characters in this film, and on that day, I will be an extraordinarily happy man.
This plus the splendid technicolor is a feast for the eyes.
A lyrical, poetic, visual feast that slowly but surely completely sucks you in.
At the age of 38 Errol Flynn was considered past his best but there is no evidence of this in THE ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN.This is a sumptous feast of a swashbuckling movie,better than CAPTAIN BLOOD and THE SEA HAWK and eclipsed only by the magical THE ADVENTURES OF ROBIN HOOD.
The movie will take you flying, smash your brains and feast your eyes..., it will feed your senses, it will make you love it and hate it.
A visual feast, and a glorious tale, The Adventures of Robin Hood has it all - a noble hero, a beautiful heroine, several hateful villians, great swordplay, lovable comic sidekicks, gorgeous sets, and exciting action.
There are some entertaining gags during three days of feast (thanks to excellent actors) but that can not save the movie since there is no storyline!
Brash, fun, funny, melodramatic -- a visual feast that plays on 40s and 50s conventions -- Tucker: the Man and His Dream couldn't be a better collaboration between visionaries: Coppola, Lucas, and Preston Tucker.
Save yourself the money and rent other cheesy 80's horror flicks instead of this uninspired "award winning" garbage feast.
"Vengo" is a wonderfully alive feast of the flamenco music, dance, and rhythms of the contemporary Andalusia gypsies of Southern Spain built on a ominously rumbling story of a blood feud and death.
If you are a fan of painful 60's comedy with New York backgrounds like A Thousand Clowns, A Fine Madness, Luv, Any Wednesday, Promise Her Anything...you might want to feast on this turkey.
The lighting subtly filling corners in the painting studio, spilling over the actor's clothes, reflecting off the dark water as the guests arrive for the birth feast; this aspect of the film alone shows the hard work and dedication of the people involved to make this film look like a Vermeer painting.
Tom Conti gives a memorable world-class performance and the stunning beauty of Kelly Mc Gillis is a feast for the eyes.
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