Example collocations logo

Voices in sentence

1303 examples of Voices in a sentence

Jason Schwartzman voices Mr. Fox (George Clooney)'s smart ass son, Ash, and especially engaging.
So Scott Menville (whom previously voiced Red Herring on "A Pup Named Scooby-Doo") voices Shaggy here.
Though, I do acknowledge that there is a very talented voice cast, had they had better material, and hadn't been told to sound as different to the original voices as humanly possible, which they did, might I add.
Not only did they get the characters all wrong, not only do the voices suck, not only do the writers seriously need to get girlfriends, not only are the drawings really crude, but it seems like it was mainly created for ages 1-6.
Sound - the background music was way too loud and covered up the voices.
Sure he has one of the more unique voices in Hollywood, but it works only as a part of a bigger visual package.
After dumbing down all of the characters, adding even stupider new ones, replacing some voices (though I like Nancy Cartwright, she is NOT Chucky Finster!), and having no sense of continuity (ex.: in a Kimi episode I watched the other day, Tommy and Chucky each got a new puppy; but it subsequent episode, the aforementioned dogs never appear), you'd think the creators could kill the show for mercy.
This show though is good for kids, the voices are good(Don Messick and Casey Kasem are perfect as Scooby and Shaggy), the theme tune is tolerable and it has some nice animation.
4/10 for the animation, voices, theme tune and the fact it is nice for kids.
When they characters spoke in the movie the voices were also very low you could not hear what they were saying..
- it could have been set in NZ and then the actors could have used their normal voices.
They talk in like monotone voices and there is nooo chemistry.
The characters are all one-dimensional morons with loud, exaggerated voices that just sound like fingernails on a blackboard.
And for those of you raising your voices in protest, crying out 'This is a stylized film, it's not supposed to be like reality', let me just say this.
As people have been mentioning the accents should not spoil a film - i disagree - either a simple casting error, or a lack of effort in coaching the voices caused the film to be irritating all the way through - it was obvious from scene one some American/Geordie was playing the role.
The reports are so dang annoying too, with harsh rambling voices and end with an unnecessary pause to convey a sense of important.
The character voices do save this film in its English version, but it would have been more convincing if there were some French accents to emphasize that its happening Paris, I enjoyed it more in French with English subtitles.
The songs are beautiful, the costumes are beautiful, the voices are beautiful, and there are a lot of funny lines in the movie, especially as Briggitta learns about the do's and don't's of society.
We can't drink rootbeer in our house now without either doing the Catscratch voices or the Hanson Brothers from the movie 'Slap Shot.' Future classic.
great voices and great talent.
She was pleasantly surprised by the singing voices of Jean Simmons and Marlon Brando.
On rare occasions the emotions in the voices don't quite match those on screen; something that should really have been avoided.
The voices of Lanza, Kirsten, and the chorus members are the real stars of this movie.
They play a record of the voices of spring and all is going well until Moe destroy the record on Curly's head.
The animation looked great, the humor, though broad, was consistently good(I especially liked Hopper's line "If I hadn't promised Mother on her deathbed that I wouldn't kill you, I would kill you!"), and the actors doing the voices, except the two leads, were all terrific(Denis Leary doing an animated movie; what a concept).
Though both guys are initially attracted to Grayson, she eventually voices a preference to Joe but Clarence later hooks up with a waitress (Pamela Britton)who, he learns is from his hometown of Brooklyn.
The colors are great, the voices could't be better, the characters are so original, great great cartoon.
This is simply a classic film where the human voices coming from the animals are really what they're thoughts are.
So you would hear the original voices and language.
Like that marvelous first scene: first, we can hear the voices; then, we are allowed to see the characters; finally, the camera slowly pans back and to the side and we see another character, a young man who is just sitting there, apparently not even listening to the conversation or, at least, not really caring.
BackNext