Sentence examples for overblown picture from inspiring English sources

The most winning sight, in an overblown picture, is the tiny tremor of amusement on Wolverine's face as he hands a bottle of Dr. Pepper to his young sidekick, Iceman (Shawn Ashmore), who chills it with a single breath.

If you want to get a sense of how painfully embarrassing the band Queen can be in the context of an overblown picture about a bunch of costumed dilweeds then be sure to watch the above video.

In a week of overblown, overrated pictures obese with self-importance, it is a relief to find one terrific piece of simple entertainment and fun.

Finally, our own Peter Bradshaw writes: "In a week of overblown, overrated pictures obese with self-importance, it is a relief to find one terrific piece of simple entertainment and fun.

For my money, the growing outrage over "Zero Dark Thirty" and its depiction of torture is overblown, reactionary and totally debilitating to the film's Best Picture chances.

Titanic, the movie that could have been a warning against the hubris attending the exaggerated expectations for a new century, proved to be an overblown romantic weepie that rapidly became the most lucrative picture made up to that date.

From the industry's perspective, the improving safety picture makes the concern over line speeds overblown.

Pixar, which quietly celebrated its 25th anniversary this year, remains one of the most admired motion picture operations in Hollywood history, but there are fears — perhaps overblown — that its focus will stray.

"The overblown woodwork in a Victorian house creates a frame which cries out for a picture, which is wallpaper," he said, being slightly overblown himself.

The slightly overblown finale can't quite fulfill the preceding promise, but this is still Lee's best picture in years.

Are their fears overblown?