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The directing sadly was sub par and the choice of some shots...yikes.
Speaking of the story,...there is one, kinda,...but its barely visible for all the "look at me
" shots
and cameos.
All I have to say is I'm glad the sequel's director did away with the 360-degree pan
shots
that helped to ruin the first movie.
It certainly doesn't refer to the set which seems to be composed of about 3 rooms with no outside
shots
at all.
"Milo" is yet another answer to a question nobody ever asked.Do we really need more slashers?I for one think we already have more than enough.I guess the professional tall guys overcharged so in this one we deal with a murderous kid that's also a zombie or a ghost when he feels like it.A long time ago,he drowned but that didn't bother him and he still kills people("Friday the 13th",what's that?).One day,his survivors have a big reunion and as a surprise twist,Milo comes to pay them a visit.Through some really bad
shots
that show everything except the murders the cast is thinned out till only the final girl is left to find out Milo's dull,I mean dark secret.She and her friends have been dying to know.Once discovered,Milo goes on yet another murderous rampage(isn't it his bedtime yet?) and the girl,well she screams a lot.The acting is not even bottom of the barrel,the barrel refuses to be associated with it.Milo can be one creepy bastard from time to time I give him that,but some movies just can't be saved without a great script or gratuitous nudity.
It is by comparison amateur looking, aimless pans left and right across the desert the kind of which you would expect from any German tourist equipped with a handycam, the camera left running from the window of a car picking up all kinds of meaningless images, wire fences, derelict buildings and patches of dirt going through the lens in haphazard order, intercut with
shots
of sand dunes.
There were some nice
shots
of the ocean and the beach which were beautiful.
While the film has one redeeming feature, namely some striking
shots
e.g. the shot of the sheep hanging from the tree, the scene of the funeral procession on the raft, or the scene of the boats leaving the village (which seemed influenced by the scene when the warships approach in the fantastic "Fellini Satyricon"), these were more photographic than cinematographic, and would have been better appreciated hung on a wall in an art gallery than embedded in a painfully slow-paced film that comes in at a whopping 162 minutes and suffers from terrible dialogue, extremely poor character development, over-acting, uninspired symbolism and heavy stylisation.
The movie never really came together or made much sense and for a movie like this, of course, there were some unnecessary boob
shots.
He seems to "specialize" in wide-eyed, wide-mouthed reaction shots; not a lot of personality here.
You can even make out Jack Lemmon and Christopher Lee in some of the
shots.
This is what happens when distributors try to seek a wider audience (ridiculous sweeping
shots
of the Rio coastline, etc) at the expense of a gripping story and characters.
And camera
shots
in the desert are quite lovely.
Very little coherence is achieved, and the movie relentlessly overplays its one basic idea (a killer cat), until it becomes repetitive - and things are made even worse by the constant use of
shots
from the cat's point-of-view.
All of the long
shots
in the beginning were bothersome.
Acting is sub-par and the heroine is the most unattractive...in fact in some
shots
she does look like a guy in drag.
Look at the characters from parodies like "Hot
Shots"
or "Scary Movie".
there were some very impressive shots, though -- almost worth seeing.
If you are looking for a movie with beautiful
shots
of Mount Everest, then you may enjoy this movie.
The Kindred opens to
shots
of a Porsche racing along a highway, it catches up with an old pick-up truck and gets held up.
This movie was horrible from all aspects: poor script (even accounting for a children's G-rated movie), poor production (the jittery camera
shots
made me feel nauseous for the first ten minutes), poor acting (perhaps they were "directed" to act cartoonish), and even poor sound quality (there are parts where the audio level seems fine, then you can't hear what the next actor is saying).
Shots
don't always cut together and the sound mixes can be horrific.
There are some nice
shots
in the film bujt you can't help thinking that all the parts just don't add up to anything at all.
Most of the time,
shots
meant to look cool ended up being confusing.
Some of the camera
shots
were quite effective, but a lot were rubbish eg.
The raptor itself is the worst thing since the Hobgoblins (from the movie of the same name), it looks like they had a hand puppet version and a plastic model for the "motion
" shots.
There are a few cheap Hollywood political
shots
as well (really pathetic and oh so typical for an election year).
I just have to say that this was the third worst movie I have ever seen right after the attack of the murder tomato's 3 and starship troopers 2. It wasn't just dialogs or the paper walls or even the guns
shots
which just automagically disappeared with no holes in the walls.
not really worth watching again, bit disappointed in the end production, even though it is apparent it was shot on a low budget certain
shots
and sections in the film are of poor directed quality
Quastel tries to capture the "Blair Witch" mode with these type of
shots
and they grow tiresome very quickly.
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