Example collocations logo

Heavy in sentence

2051 examples of Heavy in a sentence

The story is about this metal high school kid who idolizes this really bad heavy metal singer.
It was one of the few times that Taylor would play a heavy in a film.
Yvonne's heavy makeup, when colored, has her looking like a clown all the time.
There was very little plot and the deeper interesting areas that were touched upon i.e. what Jesus may really have wanted us to know, were glossed over and instead we were given heavy visual doses of sadistic punishment inflicted upon our heroine (Arquette).
The film is worth seeing for the laughable and naked native zombie with big bulging, bloody eyes which is always accompanied on the soundtrack with heavy breathing and lots of reverb.
The makers of movies like that sort-of treat the movie lightly, even if it's a heavy topic.
The heavy reliance on tedious dialogue and corny movements should be expected, as should the primitiveness (or absence) of special effects in those days.
well the first half (the worth watching one) presents three characters: a hooker, a musician and some kind of official..the first two lie about their professions..but the third is the actual liar.. the second half (do something else..don't ruin a good evening) includes some old breasts and heavy drinking.. but maybe you will see it completely different...the tiff jury did (were they drinking vodka ?)
Strange Nightmare movie, very heavy on religious imagery and bad acting.
Hoover's heavy hand (did he have any other kind?) shows throughout with teevee quality script-reading actors, cheesy sets, cheap sound effects and lighting 101.
You can often tell a movie didn't turn out like it should by the heavy use of a narrator.
I should have had a clue when I heard a heavy English accent giving the intro to the movie in German; the blood red text (title, artists) should have been the 2nd clue.
Fatty's wife is tired of all his heavy drinking, so she takes him to a sanitarium where a psychiatrist (Keaton) claims to have a guaranteed cure!
Carrie Fisher has stated on more than one occasion that she made this movie during a period of her life when she had a heavy cocaine problem, and she doesn't remember very much of it.
Yes, The Southern Star features a pretty forgettable title tune sung by that heavy set crooner Matt Monro.
Khakee) or an emotions-rich heavy duty drama (Viz.
He does fine here as the heavy, but the direction is so bad and the pacing so tiresome, it never gets off the mark.
However, I can't imagine that the heavy amount of narcissistic navel-gazing, trite humor, or banal subject matter would be particularly engaging to anyone over 30.
Though this could have be interesting without the heavy religious browbeating, as a whole the plodding movie makes one gag, the acting is horrible and the obviously computer-generated simulations are very fake looking.
Overlong, heavy, and 'old-fashioned' in the worst sense of the term.
But there's not much action & this isn't the kind of movie that can be carried by dialog, plot twists or Heavy Themes.
I enjoyed the first X-Men, found the sequel too heavy and messy and liked the third one as comic book entertainment.
There are heavy similarities to, even stabs, at Astro Boy.
From the very beginning, the political theme of this film is so obvious and heavy handed, that the outcome is entirely predictable.
Take young, pretty people, put them in an exotic locale, stick in a few bad guys, have the two lead characters find romance after a couple of heavy breathing scenes, create the flimsiest of plots, then work out a happy ending for everybody (other than the three or four who get murdered, of course) That's the classic (and successful) format of the Harlequin Romance.
I'm a huge fan of Bakshi's earlier work - particularly 'Heavy Traffic' and 'Wizards', but frankly 'Wizards' (1977) was the last good film he made.
A story of bounty hunters, guns guns and more guns, heavy handed flaunting of sex - for the oh so popular actress (did they write the lap dance scene after they signed her?), over saturated, over exaggerated, one liners, non-linear plots.
In an ensuing fight with the sculptor, the heavy "ice" maiden falls on Kate and sends her to the hereafter.
Karloff, Lugosi and Lorre go in for heavy leers and obvious melodramatics of the gaslit era.
Despite some moments in heavy rain, an encounter with a drunk as well as an organ grinder with a gypsy and a monkey, and a stay in a sanitarium, this Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle silent comedy short with support from Buster Keaton and Al St. John is only fitfully amusing though there is a quite funny sequence of Arbuckle in drag flirting with Buster that's the ultimate in "meet cute" scenes especially since it's one of the few times we see The Great Stone Face smile and laugh in the movies!
BackNext