Sentence examples for simplistic film from inspiring English sources

The real question may be: Can't one knuckleheaded barber in a sweet, somewhat simplistic film spout off?

Another spellbindingly simplistic film played a big part in Communist China -- a 1955 Russian movie adaptation of "The Gadfly," an 1897 novel by Ethel Lilian Voynich.

Every action in the simplistic film "The Day Reagan Was Shot" is so clumsily telegraphed that even the jelly beans eventually get their close-up.

By Richard Brody August 2, 2016 James Schamus's cramped and simplistic film "Indignation," starring Logan Lerman, is an adaption of Philip Roth's terrifying and visionary 2008 novel.

Mostly though, this simplistic film is of historical interest only.

Without being simplistic, the film suggests that in Iran, contemporary attitudes toward love and marriage and modern psychology are no match for the combined force of social pressure and Islamic tradition when ruthlessly appropriated as weapons of intimidation.

Though its treatments of practical concerns and color-blind approach to the interracial relationship seem improbably simplistic, the film's ideals of a respectful, caring suitor and a diverse utopian community with a chill vibe don't necessarily register as an escapist fantasy.

But it was too simplistic for the film to imply that we need more financial regulation.

"Zootopia" ultimately offers few real laughs, and sprints through its whodunit story line amid secondary characters who are far too simplistic for the film's ambitions.

Popescu also called the film "simplistic", arguing that it should have more clearly expressed that sex trafficking victims are not able to provide legitimate consent for sexual activity because they are afraid that their lives might be in danger if they do not comply.

A mean field model is adapted to provide predictive capability at a simplistic level for composite film viscoelastic properties in terms of the mechanical properties of the constituents.