Example collocations logo

Reminded in sentence

1006 examples of Reminded in a sentence

The word "menagerie" just happened to come up in a conversation(unrelated to show business) and reminded me of this story.
With elements of revenge between Charlie and his childhood bully which reminded me of the 1991 remake of Cape Fear and elements of admiration and chivalry the film is very dynamic.
Reminded me of Al Pacino in Scarface or Paul Bettany in Gangster No. 1.
This movie reminded me of all of those "crazy guys on the loose" movies.
Loads of fun! Reminded me of my college days... Thinking man's Animal House, smarter and better than all the other one's in its genre
"The Yaboubian Building" reminded me of those over-heated Spanish soap operas that air nightly on Telemundo.
The need to be reminded of the purpose of life and the need to find your true role in it was poignantly illustrated.
The long takes of following the stage tech wondering around backstage reminded me of the recent film "Elephant"(but to it's credit it did come 7 years before that film).
It reminded me of "Hide & Seek" (just a little), but actually stands no comparison.
this movie reminded me of a Bergman piece.
The scene in Bill Forsyth's 1981 film Gergory's Girl that goes a long way in cementing just how special, just how close it is to the work of genius, is the one in which, on preparation for a date with a girl, the lead male character is reminded of a joke that is what we perceive as a really dirty and unnecessary one given the scenario.
another fukasaku film that sorta reminded me of Suzuki's style.
It reminded me of the movie A Christmas Story.
The film reminded me of some of my favorite Hitchcock flicks, namely Shadow of a Doubt and Notorious.
When you watch a film like Kuch Naa Kaho, you are reminded that when it comes to cowardice, Bollywood artists are pretty much on the top.
Seeing Rage Against the Machine performing killing in the name of and all the fans singing along reminded me of when I saw them fourteen years ago in room with no more than a hundred people.
It reminded me a bit of Pan's Labyrinth in that way, i.e. the way there is an 'adults world' and a 'child's world', although Pan's Labyrinth focuses more on childhood escapism, but 'Blame in Fidel' is more about childhood realism.
Maybe that's why Leslie Howard's character, Alan Squier, wound up wandering through there, as it probably reminded him of more than a few days and nights in No Man's Land (a term invented by the Great War to describe the space between enemy lines).
Instead of being angry at how her mother manipulated her, she is reminded of the promise she made....the promise that she would not be his mother.
The casting director has done well to cast these two in their particular roles, as it suits them perfectly; Akshay as a serious thoughtful character and Saif as bubbly and funny airhead (reminded me of Matt Le Blanc's Joey character in the US comedy sitcom Freinds) This film I have to say has very few flaws, and I'd like to think I can spot them, infact I canot remember even one at this particular moment in time.
It reminded me a little of both Silicon Knight's 'Too Human', and 'Beowolf' all to the good.
The artwork was fantastic and although it reminded me of the Texas Chainsaw I still bought it.
It reminded of many Three Stooges films in which the boys wind up in some hotel or house or castle where guys are trying to scare them off with skeleton outfits, gorillas, etc.
As I watched it without knowing that, I was reminded of MTV's Daria, especially in the way the main character, Enid, reacts to mostly everything and everyone with a mix of sarcasm and apathy.
This movie was just lame on every level.The lead actor was as weak as water.The story was suppose to be disturbing, with urban "street smarts", and it reminded me more of a cross between an "after school special" and a Lifetime movie, but with some horribly delivered and unconvincing mature language.The plot was suppose to be a loosely based "true to life" story about a juvenile sent to an adult facility, and the hardships he endured, with rape scenes that I guess were meant to be disturbing.
Then there was the T.V. movie which i still remember till this day clearly because one scene with the Forrest fire reminded me of the Land Before Time III.
If they hadn't pretended this was a Phantom of the Opera movie, titled it something else, given our phantom a name, a few minor changes with the plot, I may have liked the film and afterward said "Hey, parts of that kinda reminded me of The Phantom of the Opera."
there's a small part where a puppet of a dog is spasming as it belching up The Stuff. that part reminded me a bit of The Thing (which has amazing SFX, to this day).
There are of course other nods like a shot that lingers on a doorway for ages instead of showing us what's happening inside which reminded me of a similar shot in Hitchcock's film 'Frenzy'.
You see, this flick begins like a low-key drama (some scenes, like Dillon's meeting with Buscemi, have a documentary-like feel that reminded me, believe or not, of Andy Warhol), then turns into a straight slasher thriller.
BackNext