| If I want the moviegoer to look somewhere, I just aim the camera on that place. |
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| A popular, capacious theatre in the city tempted many a moviegoer on a hot, sunny afternoon. |
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| A regular moviegoer with a conventional grasp of history would simply call it phony. |
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| After that, they all turn into grating in-jokes, funny to the filmmakers, but infuriating to the average moviegoer. |
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| If a moviegoer tried watching a video with the sound off, the silence would be deafening. |
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| Another moviegoer left his shoes, and a third his bike pedal. |
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| In that scenario, the tax would be levied on the film distributor, and not the moviegoer. |
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| Also very important to the moviegoer is the facility in which they watch a film. |
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| For the moviegoer, the advantage is a more compelling, more captivating experience without the distractions that the degradation of film brings. |
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| The moviegoer adjusts the panel to pick up the reflected words on the screen at the back, which are read while watching the film. |
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| You are a regular moviegoer so you have seen all this before. |
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| How many high-concept romantic comedies can one moviegoer take? |
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| One moviegoer, glamazon Brooke Shields, gave me a spot review. |
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| The rapid growth speaks volumes to the level of industry and moviegoer support we've experienced over the course of this first year of presence in the commercial theatre market. |
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| There is also a quiz to create the profile of each moviegoer. |
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| They need to appeal to the moviegoer in one way or another. |
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| When an officer arrested Gallion, he told the cop that he had accidentally fired his gun when another moviegoer reached for his crotch, according to a probable-cause statement reviewed by the Times. |
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| Such a parable would be ideal fodder for the recession-era moviegoer. |
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| When Panasonic engineers developed its 3D home infrastructure, the idea was to provide the same richness and realism at home that a moviegoer sees in a 3D cinema. |
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| But what did I see on the November afternoon in 1967, when I had been a professional film critic only six months and was therefore presumably fairly close to the average, if serious, moviegoer I hoped to write for? |
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| Even if there wasn't a single ghostly presence in this film, the green and black paisley wallpaper would have brought chills to the steeliest moviegoer. |
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