Sentence examples for incoherent action from inspiring English sources

The film is a gruesome pileup of sports-movie clichés, incoherent action sequences and ludicrous plots.

The assassination of Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986 was less likely to have been a terrorist plot - as is often claimed -than the incoherent action of an 'ordinary random criminal'.

(Holden) 'MR. AND MRS. SMITH' (PG-13, 112 minutes) What counts in a movie like this are stars so dazzling that we won't really notice or at least mind the cut-rate writing (from Simon Kinberg) and occasionally incoherent action (from the director Doug Liman).

(Dargis) 'MR. AND MRS. SMITH' (PG-13, 112 minutes) What counts in a movie like this are stars so dazzling that we won't really notice or at least mind the cut-rate writing (from Simon Kinberg) and occasionally incoherent action (from the director, Doug Liman).

(Scott) 'MR. AND MRS. SMITH' (PG-13, 112 minutes) What counts in a movie like this are stars so dazzling that we won't really notice or at least mind the cut-rate writing (from Simon Kinberg) and occasionally incoherent action (from the director Doug Liman).

Narrated by Morgan Freeman, the film has no qualms about playing on our emotions.(Holden) 'MR. AND MRS. SMITH' (PG-13, 112 minutes) What counts in a movie like this are stars so dazzling that we won't really notice or at least mind the cut-rate writing (from Simon Kinberg) and occasionally incoherent action (from the director Doug Liman).

By the time the Japanese bombers show up, more than an hour into this noisy, incoherent action-romance, you may feel something like relief.

One of the running jokes (or what passes for a joke) in the numbingly incoherent comic action thriller "Bait" has to do with the distinction between prawns and shrimp.

This lazy, incoherent buddy action-comedy is an attempted satire -- of reality television, of buddy action comedies, of cop shows -- that manages to be dumber and duller than what it makes fun of.

The movie around them is midlevel for a Syfy Saturday night: dreary and incoherent, with some credible action sequences and tiny flashes of wit, like Ms. Hemingway's warning to a fellow survivor who's scrounging for food: "Those aren't onions, kid".

See also Capaldi 1998, 535, 536 (affirmative action is "incoherent" in practice and "illogical").