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Unoriginal in sentence

149 examples of Unoriginal in a sentence

Stereotyped, derivative, unoriginal and boring Western.
I think this is an unoriginal movie with awkward characters..
In seeing "Cabin Fever", alas, many will see how unoriginal, serious, pretentious, boring and even not scary some supposedly "scary" films are now, even a few years later.
The whooshing horizontal camera pans are a cheap and unoriginal way of hiding cuts.
This was a painful example of a cheap, boring and unoriginal show produced by Australian TV stations to fulfil local content quotas.
At first the priest doesn't believe it but when John's body is discovered with its neck twisted, Leila's demonic behavior becomes more noticeable... "Exorcism" is not only very unoriginal, it's also an insufferably boring film!
Without effective indulgence of the supernatural or the poetic motivating nuances of humanity, all this creative team has to hope for is effective usage of its middling, unoriginal elements.
Why is it that everyone with a camera and a movie idea (especially unoriginal movie ideas) thinks that they can be a director?
It's typical Hollywood unoriginal crass commercialism at it's worst.
Unoriginal romantic comedy stars Matthew McConaughey who gives it his best shot but its not quite enough.
Nothing special, unoriginal and pretty annoying most of the time.
There were no surprises in this completely unoriginal erotic thriller, but then again, who watches these films for the plot?
Most of the characters here seem like rejects from other films and it shows by how unoriginal they were.
A Kid in King Arthur's Court is a film with unoriginal and uninspired dialogue, a lame plot, and jokes that only make you want to laugh at how stupid they are.
To refer to this "Devil's Child" as being just mediocre would be a huge understatement, as this is a totally unoriginal and amateurish attempt to tell a religious horror story in the tradition of "Rosemary's Baby" or "The Omen".
When the movie turns cat & mouse, everyone out for themselves, hurting each other, plotting, etc, it's not terrible, but horribly unoriginal, predictable and gives us zero characters/heroes in which to root for.
I found the ending to be mostly uninspired and unoriginal.
Completely unoriginal, ineptly acted and directed, and incredibly unfunny.
If you want to see an unoriginal predictable thriller done well see "Unlawful Entry"(1992) with Kurt Russell and Ray Liotta, at least in that movie the acting was good and their performances let the movie rise above the formulamatic plot.
The story is unoriginal, as are the mediocre sex scenes.
Unoriginal, poorly produced, poorly acted, and ultimately disappointing, this film takes the beautifully orchestrated acrobatic moves of Crouching Tiger (not to mention the leading lady), but executes them with an awkwardness surpassed only by the overused blue-screen and computer-generated special effects.
The script was predictable and unoriginal with over-used clichés and bad lines.
This was most unoriginal as right away the girl falls for the guy after knowing him for 5 seconds, and what brought them together?
It is just unoriginal, flat, amateurish, idiotic, and mediocre...well just like the filmmakers.
One scene featured some notorious television executives storming into the set demanding safe yet unoriginal concepts.
This movie was skewered by the critics as unfunny and unoriginal.
The concept of a serial killer with supernatural powers who desperately attempts to transfer his murderous spirit into a new body after his own execution is dreadfully unoriginal and already featured (more or less) in at least four movies, namely Wes Craven's "Shocker", the atrocious third entry in the "House" series, the criminally underrated film "Prison" and the overall lamentable film "The Chair".
An unoriginal wanna-be art house flop.
The characters were unoriginal.
Not mysterious in a boring, unoriginal way, where the screenwriter screws you around with information; mysterious in the way that the characters are opening up in front of you, and yet they're still enigmas; their depths hidden in plain view.
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