Sentence examples for pop comedy from inspiring English sources

But on "Straight Outta Lynwood" (Volcano) Weird Al's loopy pop comedy persists and even flourishes.

Hoffman's career has wandered all over the place — he made the uproarious pop comedy "Soapdish," in 1991, and a mediocre "Midsummer Night's Dream," in 1999.

A cyclone of snarkiness, pop culture riffs and unbounded energy that has in recent years been assailing the city's sidewalks in aid of vox-pop comedy quiz Billy On The Street.

Rafer Guzman of Newsday gave the film three out of four stars, saying "So many computer-animated movies are brash, loud and popping with pop-culture comedy, but Ratatouille has the warm glow of a favorite book.

"Catch Me if You Can," which was released last Christmas and did blockbuster business, was both a dazzling pop caper comedy and a heartfelt variation on the Lost Boy theme that has been so central to Spielberg's imagination.

Offsetting all that is more populist fare: David Hockney at London's Royal Academy, a celebration of Alan Ayckbourn in Scarborough and Chichester; and, presumably, the pop and comedy elements of the festival, which are to be announced next year.

His new English-language film, This Must Be the Place – starring Sean Penn as Cheyenne, a retired goth rocker living in Dublin – has superbly elegant and distinctive forms: looming camera movements, bursts of pop, deadpan comedy, quasi-hallucinatory perspective lines in landscapes in which singular figures look vulnerably isolated.

The Montecristo is a pop up comedy venue, which myself, Jesse Griffin, Guy Montgomery and Brendon Green are running - we put it together.

Mr. Gianakos combines wacky Pop-style comedy and erotically transgressive surrealism.

Sheer informativeness makes the play exceptional; the pop-up comedy gives it drive.

Mr. Perry's plays are less standard stage works than odd admixtures of gospel-pop concert, comedy show and church service.