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313 examples of Visuals in a sentence

I know what it wanted to be, but regardless of the stunning visuals, it wasn't enough to get it to the final destination.
Understandably, the visuals are not great.
The acting seems wooden and strangely sterile, but this is perhaps a result of its contrast with the visuals which must have been utterly breathtaking at the time of the movie's release, and which still impress today.
This has several bits of strong violence and disturbing visuals, as well as a little nudity.
This movie has great style, fantastic visuals and hot sex scenes with a beautiful woman.
Luckily, it avoids being stereotypical, and combines a pretty good storyline with interesting, innovative visuals.
It began with great visuals, little snippets to grab your attention and cause your imagination to run wild.
The little clues given to the audience through visuals at the beginning give them a sense of accomplishment as they piece together the plot.
But really thats all it was aiming for, it was meant to blow viewers away with sheer shock value (and all the flaws it its visuals were much less noticeable back in the original VHS versions).
Full of lush visuals and enough atmosphere to shake a stick at, Undying is the game to beat in my books as the best horror title.
I could watch this genre of Chinese movies all day, because they are highly entertaining, great visuals, and pretty much tongue-in-cheek.
BORN TO BOOGIE is a real 'find'--though a rock fan for nearly thirty years, I only first saw the film a few days ago, and rank it among the top rock films of all time; the music's terrific (the cream of T. Rex) and the visuals consistently exciting and unusual, leaving this viewer craving any more past directorial efforts of Ringo Starr, who did a fine job here.
In fact, all the visuals are interesting with the laughing Red Queen running across the bridge at night being one of my favorite moments in the film.
Everything is so well done: acting, directing, visuals, settings, photography, casting.
It's a good thing she wasn't in charge of the visuals.
The visuals of the movie are sparkling.
Instead of the nice female narrator's voice and the relatively bland visuals it would have been GREAT if they'd used Minnie Mouse and the rest of the Disney gang!!
This movie has very good acting by virtually all the cast, a gripping story with a chilling ending, great music, and excellent visuals without significant special effects.
The film is full of creepy visuals, and scares' that will make the most seasoned horror veteran jump straight out of there seat.
That was the first thing that sprang to mind as I watched the closing credits to Europa make there was across the screen, never in my entire life have I seen a film of such technical genius, the visuals of Europa are so impressive that any film I watch in it's wake will only pale in comparison, forget your Michael Bay, Ridley Scott slick Hollywood cinematography, Europa has more ethereal beauty than anything those two could conjure up in a million years.
The visuals are breathtaking (especially in wide-screen...the pan & scan really kills this film's wonderful cinematography and sets).
The visuals and effects are up to par with the the original film and provide a lot of entertainment even if the storyline is essentially the same as the first two films.
A someone who works on 3D CG films as a lighter/compositor, the visuals blew me away.
A weird movie with enticing visuals: shadows and contrast are prominent.
De Palma's love of complex camera-work and luscious, blood-smudged visuals helps overcome the logical holes while the terrific performances of Dennis Franz, Keith Gordon (a good director in his own right), Nancy Allen (De Palma's wife at the time) and Michael Caine make every scene special.
The movie was slow-moving for the most part, had poor audio and equally poor visuals: dark and grainy; the casting was pretty bad, and thus, the story -which is purported to be 'true'- seems unbelievable.
I don't speak Norwegian..not a single word...but I didn't read half the subtitles of this movie, I was so engrossed in the visuals.
Advocating sexual freedom and experimentation, Candy is one fun movie with a funny script by Buck Henry and wild visuals, like a glass-bottom limousine and Brando's gurumobile.
Because interest is generated by what's being said, rather than what's being seen, the low grade visuals are not a problem at all.
Well, it was made for cable, so I will not bash the TV-series-like visuals.
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