Sentence examples for noted the scene from inspiring English sources

E! Online's Natasha Vargas-Cooper lauded the choreography and noted the scene as the highlight of the film.

Heder noted the scene where Napoleon, without flinching, asks the most popular girl in school to play tether ball: "He thinks that's normal.

He noted the scene from this episode in which Homer tells the viewers that "I'll bet you didn't see that coming!", adding that a "moment like that is The Simpsons at its best: smart, knowing, and ridiculously funny".

As Maier noted, the scene didn't jump out as explicitly critical in 2009, writing on Crushable that she "just assumed the joke was that Tracy was crazy" -- a common theme throughout the series.

She noted the scenes "jump quickly and get the point across, making it an easy to follow upbeat flick that kids and parents alike will enjoy".

Viewers might note the scene in which Theresa takes two identical photos of herself and Harry, one for each of them — with her iPhone.

Note the scene on the London Underground, where Jack acts out the primary fantasy of millions by jumping onto a tube train, shoving everyone out of the way and then punching about 15 people unconscious.

We note the scene has the illumination effects of shadows and highlights observed over different parts on the object surfaces.

Writing for The A.V. Club, Keith Phipps rated the episode an "A−", noting the scene in which Leland breaks down while dancing to "Pennsylvania 6-5000" as a highlight.

He notes the scenes of the breakfast table getting wider and wider, further separating the spouses as Mr. Kane's wealth grows.

Todd VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club called the scenes between Quagmire and his father "surprisingly well-done" while noting, "the scenes where the mockery seemed a little too mean-spirited were definitely out of the show's worst sections of its toolkit".