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427 examples of Remotely in a sentence

None of the characters are remotely likable, which makes this film difficult to watch.
weird.this is a TV movie,yet the rating on the box says it's rated R.there's nothing in the movie that would remotely qualify for an R rating.aside
No other filmmaker in recent years has come even remotely close to making a film as good as Tarantino's Pulp Fiction -- until now.
There is no other video that is even remotely close to "Thriller" The first time I saw it was when I was 6 years old and it scared me bad.
Another problem it's all the women melting over him, that's not remotely believable, he is not attractive!, y had a rubber troll that was better looking than him, come on!
This is undoubtedly the most harrowing black-and-white war film that I've watched; as a matter of fact, the only Western director during this time to remotely approach its level of intensity and sheer visceral power in his work was Samuel Fuller.
Id never heard of this movie but the description sounded remotely interesting.
For anyone remotely interested in the government, this is a very crucial film, a must see.
Seasoned veteran schlock exploitation expert Jim Wynorski relates the supremely inane story at a brisk pace and takes none of this foolishness remotely seriously.
they,i mean anybody even remotely connected to this disaster.i've
There is nothing remotely entertaining about the movie.
The Joker doesn't remotely resemble the Joker from DC comics.
Anyone who knows me even remotely can tell you that I love bad movies almost as much as I love great ones, and I can honestly say that I have finally seen one of the all-time legendary bad movies: the almost indescribable mess that is MYRA BRECKINRIDGE.
There wasn't even one remotely witty or amusing line in this lame movie.
None of the skits are even remotely funny, or even the least bit clever.
The only thing about this movie that remotely resembles the book are the names of some of the characters (Willie, Missie, Henry, Clark, Scottie and Cookie).
Jared Harris is particularly bad, but no one in this is remotely good.
I was interested in the topic, and only fans of Drew Barrymore's dancing on David Letterman's desk will find anything remotely interesting in it.
Only one character ("Wendy") is seen doing anything remotely useful to society, and she dispenses with her long-saved virginity in a throwaway one-night stand with a scumbag, in a lushly filmed scene that we're supposed to think is romantic.
A typical Goth chick (Rainbow Harvest looking like a cross between Winona Ryder in Beetlejuice and Boy George) gets even with people she feels have wronged her with the help of an old haunted mirror that she finds in the new house she and her mom (horror mainstay, Karen Black, the only remotely good thing about this travesty) buy.
It's as if the people who made this just took all of the really annoying stuff about the movie PRIEST, added in a bunch of ugly dudes, took out anything interesting, funny, or even remotely sexy and clever out of the concoction, and then added in a bunch of old rotten cheese.
you can tell they spent 5$ making this.it is a waste of your time... ugh.. there is not anything remotely good about this movie... .. i don't know why i kept watching it.. the chick is not hot.
There's nothing remotely funny (satirical or slapstick-wise) on display here.
Acting: There is not one performance that is even remotely close to even being sub-par (atleast they are all very pretty).
It isn't remotely scary, except for perhaps the mind-set, but it's definitely disgusting and I certainly would not call it entertainment.
The acting, camera-work, writing, special effects and anything else remotely related to this movie sucked.
Even if it were remotely funny, this mouldy waxwork of a film would still be soberingly disrespectful.
It's certainly NOT the true story, but even worse, it's not even remotely entertaining as a mindless popcorn flick that's accepted on its own terms.
Actually, I wish I could say there was anything about this series that was remotely creative or interesting.
To begin with, the plot offers nothing remotely new: James Coburn escapes from a chain gang, intent on killing the man (now retired) who put him there – Charlton Heston.
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