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It is a poor movie about a serious subject
featuring
an abused woman who flees the king of the slime people in to the protective arms of the king of the wussy people.
He is quickly found out by the team members
featuring
Alex Karras and Mike Lucci.
A mess of flashbacks in this mess of a movie
featuring
a handful of one-hit wonders and B-flick divas which begs the question...Why do we care?
While
featuring
good actors the movie doesn't live up to the expectations.
Save your money folks, this is a turkey which will be
featuring
at a DVD store 'bargain box' near you in the very foreseeable future!
They actually went on and made another cheap exploitationer
featuring
hundreds of lusty bimbos, just to make this look even better.
Despite
featuring
big names such as Adam Sandler, Billy Bob Thornton and the incredibly talented Burt Young, this film was about as funny as taking a chisel and hammering it straight through your earhole.
There have been many movies
featuring
Bigfoot, the majority of which are not good but most at least have a goofy charm to them.
As a long-time fan of all the Star Trek series,I found this a disappointing episode, and I wonder if the liberal use of "flashbacks
" featuring
Will Riker's exploits, both positive (and largely romantic) and negative (lots of pain, and a crewmate's death)was a money-saving device, as were many of their "bottle shows" (episodes in which all scenes take place on the Enterprise).
Genie is led astray by Mohammed (Juliano Merr), who rides around naked on a horse and Sabina (Alona Kamhi), a bisexual who introduces her to opium smoking, which leads to a wild hallucination
featuring
topless harem dancers, a woman simulating oral sex on a snake, an orgy and her father preaching in the background!
The extras on this disk are pretty good, with the best two being the filmed rehearsals
featuring
lots of improv comedy, and the faux commentary with Will Ferrell and an "exec producer" who Ferrell discovers early on was not even a part of the movie in any way, shape or form.
Despite some occasionally original touches, like the "virtual sets" that provide the background for the Victorian interiors
featuring
Ada Lovelace and her circle, this film falls short and ultimately disappoints.
Whpat a glorious show that was, whether it was the original Not-Ready-for-Primetime Players or the second golden age of SNL
featuring
the greats- Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, David Spade... and then, it all went to hell.
For a film made by a real life married couple and
featuring
lots of graphic sex scenes this movie manages to make what should be a sultry situation into one beyond ice cold.
One Stinko of a movie
featuring
a shopworn plot and, to be kind, acting of less than Oscar caliber.
In an interview with "Fangoria" in 1987, Eisley recalled that Herbert Strock had directed the bulk of the film, but somehow Kenneth Hartford--who only directed the footage
featuring
his children Andrea and Glenn (portraying characters named Andrea and Glenn, in a particularly inventive turn)--received full credit.
Many of them bear a strong similarity to home movies
featuring
obnoxious relatives mugging for the camera.
Another FRIDAY THE 13TH ripoff, even
featuring
some of its music!
Anemic comedy-drama, an unhappy, seemingly rushed affair
featuring
Cher as a woebegone housewife who slowly makes friends with the hit-man who's been hired to kill her by her husband.
Though, it started out with great intentions,
featuring
great looking sets and authentic props and costumes.
Rather, see the 2001 version of Bartleby
featuring
Crispin Glover.
Certainly one of the dozen or so worst movies ever released in any form,
featuring
a bizarrely abominable performance by Rain Joan of Arc Phoenix (River's sister, inevitably), as Bonanza Jellybean plus inconceivably awful voiceover narration by Tom Robbins, the author of the novel, which had/retains its peculiar sweet/loopy charms.
It's corny, but still far more erotic than the rather laughably choreographed "love scenes
" featuring
Broeke, Granzow and Patrick Bauchau.
Omen IV: The Awakening makes no exception to this rule,
featuring
another small child supposedly embracing their role as the Anti-Christ, foretold by a religious prophecy.
Pretty crazy whodunit
featuring
an all black cast trying to figure out who murdered the philandering trumpet player who was just about to go to Hollywood to Make It Big.
Instead we get risibly bad song and dance sequences
featuring
picturesque beggars and whores, and the final alienation is accomplished by pulling back to reveal the action has taken place on a music-hall stage, appropriately enough for a production that's more Lionel 'Oliver' Blair than Brecht.
And there are other scenes
featuring
predator animals to the fox, which only adds to the trauma inflicted on children watching this movie.
I expected to enjoy a romantic comedy
featuring
Hip Hop, but was disappointed on many levels.
I wonder what ABC passed on to make this show fit into the '07 fall schedual, perhaps a hospital/crime/mocumentary reality show
featuring
the AFLAC duck?
The Lampoon film unreels in three separate and unconnected vignettes, each
featuring
different performers.
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