Sentence examples for moviegoers from inspiring English sources

A lovey-dovey rom-com with crackerjack casting and an authentic indie setting bewitched moviegoers into believing that it had a never-ending supply of onions worth peeling.

If we add in the soaraway success of Pride, directed by Matthew Warchus, moviegoers in Britain are getting a rush of imagery of the world as it was before we were connected.

I sent him the script and he said, 'Let's get this baby made!'" In an interview with Empire magazine, Jones explained why he thinks Dennis the Dog will prove a big hit with moviegoers.

Fortunately, for moviegoers everywhere, the studios were more independent and competitive in those days.

Over the decades, moviegoers have come to accept the artifacts and blemishes of traditional film as normal indeed, as part of the cinema's mystique.

That's why most 3D films continue to rely on glasses of one sort or another.At least, the cardboard goggles with blue and red filters worn by moviegoers in the 1950s have now gone for good.

To the vast population of readers and moviegoers beyond the self-contained island of Manhattan, he is the distillation of a certain kind of New Yorker: a product of Jewish existential anxiety, a philosopher-king of comedy.

Even Hollywood has got on board: moviegoers in the United States can view a trailer for "The Campaign", a political comedy film starring Will Ferrell, by blipping a one dollar bill (see picture above).

It's not just that Indian moviegoers, who are predominantly male and lower middle class, prefer films that gloss over contradictions between western consumerism and traditional Hindu values; film makers seem equally allergic to reality.

Moviegoers were delighted to see the aging comic in brief, sparkling roles as himself in Billy Wilder's Sunset Boulevard (1950) and as the Chaplin character's partner in Limelight (1952).

However, it was met with indifference by wartime moviegoers.