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The repeated fade from Pleasance' beady
staring
eyes to the black leopard's eyes is supposed to emphasize the connection between them (is Donald Pleasence the "Night Creature?"
I guessed the ending and later I found I was correct, all the 'laughs' I had seen and heard before and I sat there completely board as though I was
staring
at a blank screen.
A great movie to contrast with "Coming Home
" staring
Jane Fonda.
Some of the compositions look very ameteurish, straight out of film school (characters placed in the middle of the frame,
staring
directly at the camera).
I want to start by saying that this is, alongside The Terminator (also
staring
Ah-nuld Schwazenegger) this is probably the action movie of the eighties.
If there is one thing to be said in its favour it is, intentionally or not (I'm doubtful), one of the funniest films you will find
staring
at you from the DVD shelf of your local Blockbuster.
If you have the choice between seeing this "movie" and
staring
at a pure white wall for 2 hours... watch the wall!
It is lame, formulaic, predictable, writes itself, contains zero surprises or charisma, works as "anti-fun" in that you could potentially have more fun
staring
at a blank TV screen, and it sucked the will to live out of my eyeballs.
Try to keep your composure after about the 10th shot of her
staring
at him with that sad, pouty face and lips that look like they're about to explode collagen everywhere.
The painting hangs in a museum, and he spends day after day in there just
staring
at it and eventually feels himself drawn into the painting.
After watching this movie for the first time I stayed
staring
at the TV screen completely numb with my mouth wide open by the sheer horror of it.
Please, save yourself the headache and go do something more productive, like
staring
at the nearest wall.
I'm actually pretty calm and don't tend to get emotional...more of a cynical humor kind of guy...but this just left me
staring
good couple of minutes after the show was finally done.
The acting is stilted beyond belief, with numerous silences and laboured pauses, actors
staring
into space and these aren't the ones that are infected.
A van drives by with two people in the back (man/woman)
staring
out at the auction...who are they, why are they there?
There are also already some typical Bergman postures, with one woman talking intensely and the one next to her
staring
vapidly past her downwards, seemingly lost in her own inner world.
Any decent horror movie worth its salt has suspense, or tries to utilise it because that is what terror is all about, the long silences waiting for something to happen, the build up to it... Poltergeist 2 simply does not even try in this area,For example when carol Anne sees Kane at the mall, menacing and
staring
at her, in order to build up the tension, Director Brian Gibson didn't need to show us that Kane was a ghost, any director with any idea of suspense would have let us make up our own minds, as soon as we see Kane walking through people and things we know straight away what he is and any suspense vanishes.
You'd be better off
staring
at your television for over two hours without turning it on.
I THINK I remember a woman in a weird house with a cafeteria with guys in white hooded robes
staring
at soft-boiled eggs on the tables...
I watched this film in a park on my laptop, and ended up attracting crowds of people
staring
at the hysterically laughing foreigner.
The only reason i give this film (if you can call it that) one star is because of the movie's case lured me into actually buying it and the beginning credits music, if you are stuck with the movie don't watch it you'll have a better time
staring
at the case and listening to the beginning credits music. in conclusion, this movie isn't an action flick because the action just will give you a headache, this movie isn't a comedy because it's not funny, and it certainly is not a British gangster movie seeing that the creators of the film probably don't even know the definition of cockney is, to sum it all up, as a good British Gangstar movie would say "stay away from this Brad Pitt".
I watched Flandres before and thought it was pretty pretentious and halfhearted in his artsy approach but I could watch it... quite the opposite to Twentynine Palms which I could hardly watch without
staring
at the fast forward button of my remote control.
That and
staring
at a cute Rebecca Gayheart aka "The Noxema Girl" aka the "The Worst Driver on Earth".
Through it all, we keep cutting back to Campbell and Hanigan for reacti0n shots, but they are all too obviously
staring
at the camera and not at Monk, who clearly filmed her sultry scenes separately.
Many of the extras were not even aware they were taking part in a film as is evidenced by their
staring
curiously at the cameras.
In one scene where he is moodily
staring
out his rain-flecked apartment window, his posture is less like a man contemplating mortality than someone pondering the sewage system of his street.
Sometimes they do nothing, they just stand there,
staring.
This was the first Batman cartoon I have seen I first seen it when i was about 5 years old and this is how i got the cartoon batman also
staring
Kevin Conroy as batman and mark hamill as The Joker.
It seriously looks like some man just took his home video camera and filmed two kids
staring
at each other in a van and then every once in a while threw in a clip of a shiny knife with blood.
Knowing through logic or knowing through intuition - and if we suppress what's
staring
us in the face, how can we find the truth?
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