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170 examples of Travesty in a sentence

In the wake of the matrix this travesty of a film with loose connections to VR has been reissued with the tag-line "The Matrix just got Deadler!", in a box with a very Matrix inspired cover (still called "Expect to Die" though).
This movie is a travesty, based on the classic, "The Most Dangerous Game".
Even with that I couldn't sit through any more of that travesty.
Avoid this travesty at all costs.
The filmmakers try to paint the influence of the Mondovis and Robert Parker as a travesty on par with the German occupation of France and the reign of Fascism.
Did the first travesty actually make money?
I have no idea why everyone hates this movie to call it garbage a travesty an unexceptable sequel is just unfair i mean what else could they have made for a sequel then.
The English speaking Amarcord is a travesty, for example, while the sub-titled version sings.
Although the circus-based setting may evoke hideous memories of McKimson's dreadful 'Big Top Bunny', 'Acrobatty Bunny' is in fact nowhere near as dull as that travesty.
I tried to watch, on the DVD, in English to overcome this problem (don't make this mistake the result is a travesty).
If, however, you want a good travesty of the Rudolph Valentino BLOOD AND SAND, which had been made the previous year, this is the movie for you.
This is a real travesty of justice, the legal system gone horribly wrong, and the work by GOOD lawyers - not the shyster stereotype, who use all of their skills to right it.
Hollywood now has officially gone too far and I really hope that this travesty of a motion picture creates a genuine backlash against their crap machines, in spite of the good box office returns.
This film is a travesty, and isn't fit to keep company with the superior original.
Since the 80's were over, I guess the executives were experimenting in meth (the drug of choice during the 90's) because there is no other reason to explain this travesty.
I would have guessed the fi9lm was directed by some wannabe auteur drop outs from some 3rd rate film studies program, but I believe the (at one time, pre-Amelia, talented)director Mira Nair took part in this disgusting travesty, so perhaps the directorial talent in America has descended en masse into the cesspool.
Obviously, the person who guided her into this travesty is not someone who cares anything about her career.
We have just watched the first episode of the travesty that calls itself Shaggy and Scooby get a clue.
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.
Quickly and mercifully forgotten, the film is a travesty and an insult to a classic.
Only once during this humor forsaken travesty of a spoof did I laugh.
Calling it a film is a travesty and insult.
All I remember was how offended I was at this travesty someone dared to call a film, and how half the people in the theater walked out before the movie was over.
All involved in this project down to the catering people should be ashamed this travesty ever made it to the screen, let alone masquerading under the Omen name.
What a travesty to all filmaking, this is true of all the new "teen horror flicks" Grudge,Boogeyman,Ring,Saw series.
Then when we see portions of the play in rehearsal it is difficult to believe the director is not parodying things with a hopelessly miscast, misdirected travesty of actors who are unable to articulate or even understand the verse and directors who see the play through their own screwball interpretations.
I have just lost three hours of my life to this travesty, and I can honestly say I feel violated.
As a multi-million dollar piece of Hollywood film-making, it's a travesty that will be hard to top as the years worst.
Try all of the above for this travesty.
What a travesty.
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