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146 examples of Headache in a sentence

And when it hits the mid-brain, that's when the headache begins.
And here's one of the patients who has an aura and always has a headache, bad one, after the aura.
Pretty soon the doctor's saying, "Well, I doubt if that headache could be a tumor, but who would protect me if it were?
if you honestly thought this movie was at all watchable, great for you because it was hard for me and i seriously had a headache and stomach pains after watching it.
On close ups, the camera shakes, the subjects move, and I get a headache.
I got a headache instead.
Not only did I not laugh once, I ended up getting a serious headache.
After the opening credits which are joined by some of the worst headache inducing music I have ever heard, at least it got me used to it as it's used constantly throughout the film, we are introduced to three couples.
The film is so ridiculously glued together by a series of meaningless pap that it becomes headache inducing..
So save yourself the money, save yourself the time, save yourself the headache and just watch the trailer.
The lighting is intentionally poor in many scenes and unintentionally poor in all the rest, so you are likely to come out of a viewing with a headache or eye-strain.
The camera work can give you a headache as they seem to constantly confuse which way is up.
The movie is a headache.
The acting performances are irredeemably awful and headache inducing.
Because there are so many answers to that question I'm having a headache.
One would think that since this film has a bad rep that I would be exaggerating when I say I hated this film.But I'm am serious this movie was just so stupid and so unfunny, and such a waste of time.I mean after the first 30, I had a major headache and the smile I had on my face(that was mostly getting ready to laugh) was wearing off.When this film was over I was so glad and because I had good expectations that it would be funny I was extremely disappointed.The acting is not great, the comedy moments are lame and unfunny.Hardly anything is good about this, because I laughed at like maybe 2 parts.Overall this is so boring and I can't tell you how awful this is, I think this could be used as a suicide technique.I mean I don't think for some its even watchable.So my final words on this are, AVOID AT ALL COSTS.
From Fluke Starbucker waving around a flashlight instead of a lightsaber (I did that when I was young!) to Chewchilla the Wookie Monster, to Auggie Ben Doggie's "nah, just a little headache" remark, this film short is as much a part of the phenomenon as any of the actual Star Wars films.
He stumbled off a bus, complaining of fever and a headache, and soon died in a Midtown Hospital, but not before he had infected a dozen passers-by.
I like the time period, I like the attempt, but watching a movie that looks like I'm looking at it through a coke bottle gives me a headache.
I was surprised to find myself growingly increasingly fatigued as the plot wore on and my static-induced headache increased.
The editing tries too hard to look good, and does nothing but confuse the viewer whilst also supplying him/her with a powerful headache.
I'd talk about the rest of the film but even thinking about the film now is giving me a headache.
How could I best express my feelings about this movie: hideous? a headache?
Only he forgot to tell us about the massive headache you get after sitting through this overlong load of crap !
My headache set in about 10 minutes in (after a father had sex with his daughter for some reason), and it didn't subside until the movie finally ended; at least twenty four hours later, or so it would seem.
Two chuckles...and a headache.
There are few movies that give me a headache.
I've seen many of Guy Maddin's films, and liked most of them, but this one literally gave me a headache.
Maximum stretched scenes, maximum headache inducing jerky zooms, maximum characters walking around in the woods doing nothing.
The thing viewers will remember most is the bad headache the movie has given them due to the overly flashy, shaky, camera-work and the fast, confusing cutting.
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