Lines where Freddy is more about cracking wise than killing.
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He points, shoots, jokes (repeat), often while cracking wise right into the camera.
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The whole thing can just be them cracking wise on the road to nowhere.
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Simpson appeared fit, relaxed and voluble, regularly cracking wise to laughter from other attendees.
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Cracking wise about contentious subjects has been its own source of outrage for years.
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Clinton onstage at the night's more prominent event, with Mr. Klepper cracking wise at the lectern.
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Except Vader casually kills a man during an interrogation; Kylo can't even stop Poe from cracking wise.
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The nonsense in Lear is suggestive of new sense, more than cracking wise at the old kind.
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We have a double whammy today, and the puzzle's title, "Cracking Wise," quite brilliantly alludes to both.
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Journalist Bea Casely and detective Brenda Bentley are on the case, cracking wise and tracking down bad guys.
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Together, they toast to Hakeem's daughter, but not before cracking wise about their seemingly never-ending bad-luck streak.
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She was cracking wise about the election loss, but did fall back into campaign mode ... with a trademark coughing fit.
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The veteran broadcaster had been cracking wise behind the scenes from the start, easing any tension Baarns might have felt.
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A virtual avatar with some smashing hair and a half-tuck, a few guns and a penchant for a cracking wise?
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PewDiePie cracking wise about the Holocaust means nothing to his fans—just another zany prank to file along with the rest.
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A cheering crowd greeted the trio as they delved deeply into Walking Dead lore, all while cracking wise and playfully trolling fans.
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As a group, the actresses and their director were at times a goofy, giggling quintet, cracking wise and riffing on one another's jokes.
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But Trump's rhetoric falls short Thursday night, and Rubio is jumping at the opportunity, cracking wise and calling Trump out left and right.
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The first trailer for Thor: Ragnarok opens not with a bang, but with a wink: the Norse god of thunder in chains, cracking wise.
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Here we had one of the biggest pop stars on the planet cracking wise with one of the most popular streamers in the Fortnite scene.
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He pokes fun at grocery store monstrosities and cakes fashioned from chocolate chip cookie dough, cracking wise about garish icing and other questionable decorative choices.
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From fake news to celebrity jokes to our favorite brands cracking wise, it's hard to tell what's real and what's not on April Fools day.
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He also directed two episodes of True Detective, a terrorism mystery starring Julia Stiles, and a coming-of-age film with Michael Caine cracking wise.
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Nah. But having the most popular sitcom in the country cracking wise about Iron Man and the TARDIS and Arya Stark, well — it certainly didn't hurt.
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Yet another came because she didn't want to overhear fanboys cracking wise about Gal Gadot's physique, or, for that matter, that of any other woman onscreen.
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Forty years after the first "Evil Dead," Bruce Campbell's Ash is still wielding a sledgehammer and cracking wise in this extension of Sam Raimi's horror-comedy universe.
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We aren't just wisecracking, here, we're "cracking wise" — or cracking Ys. For what is a Y, really, except a letter I with a V on its head?
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This is like one of those old Bob Hope comedies where there's no real plot and the only thing that moves the film along would be Hope cracking wise.
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And he outraged guests at the annual Radio and Television Correspondents Association Dinner in 1996, cracking wise about President Clinton's extramarital activities as the first lady sat stone-faced nearby.
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And he outraged guests at the annual Radio and Television Correspondents Association Dinner in 1996, cracking wise about President Clinton&aposs extramarital activities as the first lady sat stone-faced nearby.
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One of the guilty pleasures of any fight writer is cracking wise about "old timers" and then being forced to eat crow if they can turn back the clock for one night.
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Where Eleven was propulsive and inclusive, Twelve is bogged down by perfunctory scenes of the crew cracking wise about Clooney's age and bumpkin boy scout Matt Damon's ranking in the movie star hierarchy.
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It's an '80s-themed episode, and there's Ms. Rivers, with a teased hairdo looking just as she does on the book cover, and cracking wise about the likes of "Dynasty"-era Joan Collins.
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Stumbling upon Mr. Sahl cracking wise about Donald J. Trump and Hillary Clinton in relative obscurity is like discovering George Méliès has returned to life to make a science-fiction movie — and no one has bought a ticket.
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The cynical shoot-em-up may not have the year's best use of Denver's music, but it definitely has the most, incorporating three songs into its scenario of criminals cracking wise while killing each other in a Boston warehouse.
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After its uneven second act, the film barrels towards the finish line with nary a missed note (save for a standard-issue throw-down between two CG characters; despite Deadpool cracking wise about it, a tedious CG fight is still a tedious CG fight).
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Her look is L.L. Bean meets the South Shore, a grandfatherly assortment of cotton button-down shirts, wool sweaters, a canvas coat and transition lenses in blond tortoiseshell frames, complemented by a Massachusetts accent that's most pronounced when she's reading poems or cracking wise.
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Twitter users enjoy cracking wise and, when some rednecks holed up in an Oregon federal building and engaged in an armed standoff with law enforcement, the social media site went in on them, firing off a flurry of burns that compared the inept, gun-toting fighters to Middle Eastern terrorist groups.
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But he can still charm an audience of mixed political views, getting laughs at the Aspen Security Forum by cracking wise about things like "this fuzzy little First Amendment," while attacking favorite Republican targets like the Obama administration and WikiLeaks (failing to mention that he had once cheered WikiLeaks' disclosures).
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In the opening minutes of President Obama's beautifully delivered, pitch-perfect speech, he pridefully referred to his daughters as "two amazing young women who just fill me with pride," before cracking wise on Sasha and Malia, observing how eight years of governing our increasingly rancorous nation has weathered his own physical appearance.
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At times — when various members of a game and nimble cast amble in and out of the glassy, metallic chambers of a massive flying aircraft carrier, cracking wise, rolling eyes and occasionally throwing a punch — the movie has some of the easygoing charm of "Rio Bravo," Howard Hawks's great, late western in which John Wayne, Angie Dickinson, Dean Martin and Ricky Nelson did a lot of talking on their way to a big and not-all-that-interesting shootout.
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"Singer: Cracking wise and felling lies". Toronto Star, September 2, 1991. Rather than a strict adaptation of Gotlieb's novel, Singer added some material to the screenplay that was more reflective of her own experiences in that era."Film on Gotlieb book takes a few detours".
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Craig MacInnis, "Singer: Cracking wise and felling lies". Toronto Star, September 2, 1991. The film subsequently received a Genie Award nomination for Best Feature Length Documentary at the 13th Genie Awards in 1992.H. J. Kirchhoff, "French-Canadian films steal Genie show: Cronenberg's Naked Lunch leads the pack with 11 nominations".
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Since April 1, 2011, > after adding Seattle radio veteran Jodi Brothers to the mix, they've been > cracking wise from 6 to 10 a.m. weekdays on KJR. The show is consistently > one of the top three in its time period with the all-important 25-to-54 age > group, along with The BJ Shea Morning Experience on KISW and Morning Edition > on KUOW. It's the last remaining local talk/entertainment program on Seattle > morning radio — others play music between gabbing, or focus on news... > Everything's rainbows and great ratings now, but the incredible longevity, > the easy chemistry and current success of these radio survivors has been > hard-earned.
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" In 2004, he barely "didn't make the cut" for a similar list by GameSpy, rejected for his awkward habit of "hitting it" on "other dead people." In 2008, Computer and Video Games ranked him as the sixth best character overall in PC gaming, writing that "amongst a pack of memorable characters, Morte is the one you love Planescape for" and contrasting him with Tommy from Prey. In 2011, Maximum PC listed him as one of 25 of gaming's best sidekicks, writing that: "whether he's chomping on your nearest foe, making lame pick-up attempts at your female party-mates, or cracking wise about his life as floating skull, Morte is head and shoulders—err, at least head, above other gaming sidekicks." In 2012, Complex ranked him as fourth on their list of top "pervs in games" for his "insatiable lust for the ladies, living or not.
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Set in Humboldt County, California, Jim (Bryce Johnson) is a Bigfoot believer whose idea of a romantic getaway is to head deep into Six Rivers National Forest in Northern California, video camera in tow, trying to shoot his own Bigfoot footage at the site of the Patterson–Gimlin film. That 1967 fragment of footage purporting to show a Sasquatch striding along a dry sandbar beside Bluff Creek became a key artifact in the cryptozoology community and Jim dreams of nothing more than setting foot on the actual location where it was shot. His long- suffering girlfriend Kelly (Alexie Gilmore) agrees to tag along for the ride, despite the fact that she thinks Bigfoot has about as much chance of being real as leprechauns. The two stop off first in Willow Creek, the Bigfoot capital of the world and home to an annual Bigfoot festival where various locals talk to Jim's camera, warning them to keep out of the woods, singing ballads about Bigfoot, and generally enjoying their 15 minutes in the spotlight while Jim and Kelly have a blast, cracking wise amidst all the touristy Bigfoot kitsch on display.
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