Example collocations logo

Moments in sentence

3140 examples of Moments in a sentence

It was life-changing, IT REALLY WAS!!!The Man In The Moon is a breathtaking experience to watch.The acting was fabulous, the story line was great, and this was a perfect start for Reese Witherspoon's career.I don't see how anyone couldn't love this film.Sure, it's not the best movie ever, even though it was close to it, but it was highly amusing to watch, and I even had a big laugh at one of the jokes, and a lot of other little laughs.Of course, there was some cry your heart out moments too, but this movie was enlightening, and it brightens up your day, although you have to get a little depressed from the story every now and then.I can't believe this movie didn't win at least one award, and I also can't believe that it's been seen by so little people on this site.See this movie if you haven't for it is definitely touching.
That said, the pace is breakneck, the characters are unusual without being just being burdened with stock eccentricities, Miike's sense of humour reveals itself and the most unexpected moments, and his camera is never quite where you expect it to be, making it hard to look away from the screen, whatever he might be showing you!
Dialogues in this movie are rather dreadful, albeit visually this movie got its moments.
and yeah, angie is a little stereotypical, but she has her funny moments.
Presenting Lily Mars is a real pleasant little film which showcases the comedy skills of actress Judy Garland, along with her standard singing moments.
OK there are a couple scary moments that are resolved in short order, but parents with young children should sit tight, the movie moves on to better things.
I definitely recommend this film if you've ever been involved with the music scene, it has some tragic moments but most of it is hilarious, I might be accused of laughing at others misfortune but it's a classic piece.
But, they all DO have their moments to shine (UNLIKE many supporting TV characters since, cliché or not!).
The co-ordination of the action sequences are laughable and make the film have some funny slap stick moments.
There are some technical faults and a couple of moments where the production values could have been better; though this pretty much was a top-of-the-line production by the BBC's standards of that time.
After all the crap that Hollywood (and the Indies) have churned out, we finally get a movie that delivers some scary moments.
There are some clichéd moments, but I'm not sure it's possible nowadays to make an entirely original movie.
"The Brak Show " is good .Probably not in the same level than "Aqua Teen Hunger " or "Space Ghost Coast to Coast ", but definitely it have many brilliant moments .Basically it follows the life of Zorak and Brak that have normal lives and go to the school ,living in a neighborhood on the style of the 50 'sitcoms .
But also ,the story it's interesting and entertaining .At moments it could turn too weird ,but when you got inside it ,it's hard to get out of it .
This is one powerful movie; maybe that is because I'm a softy when it comes to dramas of this ilk, dripping with weighty moments and chock full of devastating performances, but either way, a film works best when it truly touches me, when it lingers in the back of my head hours after leaving the theatre.
It has a lot of funny moments (including a hilariously disturbing shower scene).
There several moments in the film where one is brought to tears.
Baker as his put-upon sister also has some delicate moments - when DeNiro gives her flowers in one scene, it seems like she was never given flowers before and probably wasn't.
Scarlett Johansson proves well-cast in the Diane Keaton-type role, and at no time is there any uncomfortable moments between her and the much older Woody.
There were some great moments of reality in there depicting modern day life (not only in Japan, but everywhere).
It's got over the top melodramatic moments that are just plain laughable.
Although it's comic moments aim lower than the rest of it, the movie has a wonderful specificity (Italians in Brooklyn) that isn't used to shortchange the characters or the viewers.
If you saw "The Best of Youth," you will recognize how well drawn the characters are through small moments, even as the story moves briskly along.
Moreover, Anderson handles moving moments of humanity well (Todd's struggle to get in touch with his previously repressed feelings is genuinely poignant) and stages the stirring action scenes with rip-roaring gusto.
Leslie Mann also had some incredibly funny moments.
It would make for some incredibly awkward moments.
Some especially revealing moments include how an infant can be immersed underwater and also how the brain's impulses look.
It was beautifully acted in the more serious scenes and the funny moments were .
Keaton has wonderful moments and I wonder at the fact that comedy is never appreciated, because actors like Keaton make going from humor to serious bits look tremendously easy.
'Sudden Impact' again like the other additions, brings its own distinguishable style and tone, but if anything it's probably the most similar to the original in it's darker and seedy moments (and bestowing a classic line "Go ahead.
BackNext