Sentence examples for comedy sequence from inspiring English sources

It's particularly inventive in the robberies and in the comedy sequence of Blanche running through the police barricades with her kitchen spatula in her hand.

At 165 minutes, it's longer than it need be, but it's a thrilling homage to the spaghetti western genre, replete with beautiful mountain vistas, stylish costumes, glorious performances and at least one comedy sequence that would make Mel Brooks proud.

Colonel James Rhodes, AKA War Machine, AKA Iron Patriot, AKA Tony Stark's bezzie mate, has had so little to do in recent Marvel outings that Avengers: Age of Ultron devoted an entire comedy sequence to his embarrassing need for praise when engaged in quite run-of-the-mill superhero activities.

At the start of "Conduct" (which opens Friday in Manhattan), he's trying to complete a conquest -- and Mr. Tavernier gives this scene the busy chirpiness of a screwball comedy sequence until Aurenche's companion gazes out the window as Paris is being bombed.

In the late spring of 1930, Chaplin shot the last major comedy sequence: the boxing match.

The production line scene is one of several classic comedy sequences in the movie.

Through some of the most memorable and exuberant musical and comedy sequences ever filmed, Singin' in the Rain capitalized on the dilemmas of the transition to sound.

Chuck Jones, the director of hundreds of cartoons (many starring Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and the Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote), and "So Much for So Little" is a cartoon, too, an animated "documentary," complete with fantasy comedy sequences, about public-health departments and their role in preventive medicine.

It also contains two knockout physical-comedy sequences.

Society Service offers a plethora of options straight out of a 1980s teen comedy dream sequence: ferraris, massages, erotic dinners, expensive tits.

Series including Twin Peaks, NYPD Blue, Friends, Seinfield, Frasier, ER, The Practice, The West Wing, Ally McBeal, Murder One, Six Feet Under and Sex In The City made surrealism, black comedy, fantasy sequences and postmodernism standard items in the repertoire of peak-time television rather than art-house cinema.