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96 examples of Letdown in a sentence

And I recognized that oftentimes design, when you're set up to see design, it can be a bit of a letdown.
Following the pleasingly atmospheric original and the amusingly silly second one, this incredibly dull, slow, and uneventful sequel comes across as a major letdown.
This was a letdown in many ways.
Also, the violence at the hijacking was a big letdown.
What a tremendous letdown.
Too bad even he can't save "The Girl from Rio" from being a huge letdown.
this movie is one big letdown.
This film is likely to be a real letdown unless you understand the circumstances under which it was made.
That answer could go on and on, and this movie was a major letdown.
Alas, like most movies I'm really excited about seeing, it was a letdown!
What a letdown.
It's his best because it's well directed, ambitious, accessible and very stylish, but his worst because it's a dull, unoriginal movie and undeniably a huge letdown to all the real fans of Bava's past efforts.
I guess it was supposed to be a shocker unexpected ending, but IMHO it was just a huge letdown.
So I prepared myself for a letdown, as one must always do.
It will be a complete letdown.
After a very disappointing letdown in Halloween 5, the series reached a near ebb in plot lines, with a silly devolution into witchcraft and a teenage cult dedicated to the worship of Michael Myers.
The girl who played Kara (forgot her name) was ok, but overall this movie was basically a big letdown.
- but the overall mood at the conclusion is one of tremendous letdown.
I had some hopes for this movie, but all in all, it was a bit of a letdown.
Opera (the U.S. title is terror at the opera) is somewhat of a letdown after some of Dario's other movies like Phenomena, Tenebre, and Suspiria.
OK ... The end of this may be something of a letdown after what has come before ...
Also insightful were the interviews with fans and bands, though there is a letdown when the latter band's interviews prove to be not nearly as enthralling or humorous as the first two.
Harry Langdon's "Saturday Afternoon" is often ranked among the greatest silent comedies, at least where short subjects are concerned, and therefore may come as a bit of a letdown for some.
The atmospherics and the romantic byplay are by far the best part of the movie, as viewers are likely to find the resolution a bit of a letdown -- there's just not that much to it (except a little frisson at the tail end that anticipates Brian De Palma's filmic codas).
The ending was a bit of a letdown after the rest of the film, but I'll be adding this one to my DVD collection when it becomes available.
this show is the best it is full of laughs and Kevin James is the best so if you want a good show i recommend the king of queens and its a letdown that they canceled it so in the end this show will make you forget your worries and troubles cause if you have a cast with Kevin James and jerry stiller you cant go wrong.
The cinematography and photography also is somewhat of a letdown because unlike "Jarhead," or "Blackhawk Down," the crisp, raw visceral presentation is missing not allowing the audience to really be there in the movie, there is some distance that keeps the audience from realizing the intensity of the emotions occurring on the screen.
Made one year after the best movie of Fred Olen Ray's career, "Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers", this one can't help but feel like a bit of a letdown.
The film turned out to be a major crowd pleaser, and a major letdown.
Oh man, this movie was a letdown.
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