Every woman needs to be represented otherwise it's a snoozefest.
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The Emmys are traditionally a bit of a snoozefest, fashion-wise.
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I thought that last debate was a bit of a snoozefest.
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He couldn't repeat Efron's topless antics — what a snoozefest that would be.
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The Nevada debate was a far cry from a two-hour snoozefest.
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I was expecting a snoozefest at this year's prime-time Emmy Awards.
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It was the lowest-scoring Super Bowl ever, a universally agreed-upon snoozefest.
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No way, says Tesla's Elon Musk, who was there and said it was a snoozefest.
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After last week's snoozefest, "The Queen's Justice" starts with a bang: Jon Snow arriving on Dragonstone!
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Founded in 8003, its stock's history was a "snoozefest" until the last several years, Cramer said.
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Rather than baking your brownies in a pan (snoozefest), you bake them inside of ice cream cones.
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Few among us have the luxury of being able to step away for a half-hour snoozefest.
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"This is horribly boring... #Snoozefest," Eric Trump, the president's son, tweeted about two hours into the hearing.
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They ultimately fought in May 2015 ... with Floyd getting the dub in a pretty underwhelming 12-round snoozefest.
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One of my main takeaways from that puzzle was the entry SNOOZEFEST, which I loved, and wanted to debut!
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Considering the news network employs her for their New Year's "I forgot to turn on Ryan Seacrest" snoozefest says enough.
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Instead, he managed to have a snoozefest of a press conference and a pretty standard summit about women in business.
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The real reason to be outraged about the Janet Jackson/Justin Timberlake incident is that this Paul McCartney snoozefest was forced upon us.
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Normally, that would be an intense snoozefest that would lead to me whipping my cell phone across the room because it was being overpraised.
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Let them spice up a nine-inning, 2-1 snoozefest of a game by darting onto the field with the bullpen crew in hot pursuit.
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We perk up for the occasional clip of Black excellence in the nominee mentions and presenters, but other than that it's pretty much a snoozefest.
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The pick: Over 54.5 total points scored ($110 to win $100)The logic: After last year's snoozefest of a Super Bowl, we deserve a shootout.
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But it was also a way to drum up anticipation among her supporters for an event that is, admittedly, a snoozefest for anyone but cable news producers.
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Instead it reduced them to a snoozefest of one-dimensional caricatures, forcing ill-fitting set pieces (a car chase, bad viral videos) on veteran actresses who deserve far better.
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At a time when the red carpet has become, for lack of a better word, a snoozefest, it takes a lot of effort and creativity to really get people talking.
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Her "Week 6" rejection was one of the most drawn-out, over-the-top moments in a fairly bland season (a season so bland even the contestants expected a snoozefest).
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Newsflash to anyone who watched the Super Bowl -- you're officially beefing with Rihanna ... who not only didn't watch the snoozefest in Atlanta but mocked a dude on her flight who did.
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This movie has almost no plot to speak of outside the mugging of its hammy comic relief character "Danny," but the hilarious and inexplicable ending elevates it from being a complete snoozefest.
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Sergey Kovalev has a message for Andre Ward ... I'M GONNA KICK YOUR ASS ... telling TMZ Sports their fight Saturday night ain't gonna be a Mayweather/Pacquiao snoozefest ... it's gonna be all-out war.
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For example, at 3D, the answer to the clue "Bo-o-o-ring event" is SNOOZEFEST, a lively entry that also hints at everyone's mortal enemy, the SNOOZE BUTTON on one's alarm clock.
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And if you're still beating the "Women's sports are boring" drum after watching Notre Dame's Final Four run, and the relative snoozefest that was Villanova's Final Four run, you are 100 percent full of shit.
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Presidential historian Ron Chernow is keeping his lips sealed about what he has planned for next year's White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) dinner, but says he can guarantee one thing: It won't be a snoozefest.
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Watching a guy spend five years digging through government documents in a basement should be a royal snoozefest, but The Report manages to make it gripping, due in no small part to its star, Adam Driver.
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And his committee's much-ballyhooed deposition of Special Counsel Robert Mueller turned into a snoozefest that failed to damage Trump, though Democrats lay the blame largely on Mueller's reluctance to engage them beyond his final report.
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It's another reimagining of the Camelot legend that this time, thanks to bad CGI, shaky-cam filming, and choppily edited action, is a ponderous snoozefest that comes in at just more than two hours but feels like three.
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But even though no movie that lends itself to individually tailored special effects should be a royal snoozefest, it's 2017 and everything is awful, and so, too, is Geostorm, a disaster movie without a disaster and an apocalypse flick lacking the apocalypse.
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Their co-production melds stale EDM 2.0 tropes with a touch of snoozefest post-rock guitar, and is saved only by a powerful vocal feature from 18-year-old singer Daya (who also appeared on the Chainsmokers' 2016 hit, "Don't Let Me Down").
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While that price point makes Apple+ one of the cheapest out there (Disney+, for example, starts at $6.99/month), its sparse opening lineup compounded with rumors that what little content it will offer is a complete snoozefest makes it tough to say whether the tech company will hold its own against the Disney corporate behemoth.
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Fraser McAlpine of the BBC Chart Blog, was much more negative. He stated, "on the evidence of this song, he sure as hell can't sing." Unrealityshout.com agreed, stating "I actually find it very hard to listen to such a heroically valiant vocal from the Biffy Clyro clan get turned into a whimpering, reedy, falsetto-ridden snoozefest".
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The icing on the cake is provided by the equally tarnished Chris Brown, who sings the chorus: "When they push you down, you gotta get back up." Nice." David Amidon wasn't happy either: "“Get Back Up”, the Chris Brown-featuring snoozefest, is a perfect example (of fail, embaressment). Pharrell’s Neptunes provide a beat that barely passes for mixtape fodder while T.I. spits empty bullshit about overcoming obstacles.
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BuzzFeed ranked Aurora's ballgown 11th on their "Definitive Ranking Of 72 Disney Princess Outfits". According to Seventeen, the character underwent the fifth greatest Disney Princess makeover. On Cosmopolitan's list of "the 14 Hottest Disney Princesses", Aurora was ranked 12th, with author Frank Kobola dismissing the character as "a snoozefest" and comparing her to "that girl in college who was always taking naps". Costa has garnered widespread acclaim for her performance as Aurora.
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The women then march down Auburn Avenue before they head home to throw their men's clothes off the balcony. The video received mixed to positive reviews. Chris Ryan of MTV Buzzworthy was positive and called it a "beautifully shot portrait of a woman on the edge of a nervous breakdown", and The Fader writer Julianne Escobedo Shepherd regarded it as an accurate representation of how women act when they are "wronged by dudes". On the other hand, Robbie Daw of Idolator deemed it tiresome, calling it a "visual snoozefest".
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As with the film, the song is used in The Sound of Music Live! as a confession of love between Maria and the Captain shortly after the falling out between the Captain and Baroness Schräder. It comes right after the musical number with the Captain, Baroness Schräder and Max Detweiler, "No Way to Stop It", in the broadcast.The Sound of Music Live! (2013) In a review of the production, Entertainment Weekly considered the song "boring" stating "This snoozefest is the musical representation of why some people say they can’t sit through Sound of Music, and that the song "is actually, well, bad.
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Fiona Mckinlay criticized the fact that the song was used as an opener for #1's and felt it wasn't "really causing any kind of reaction before they get started properly with Independent Woman Pt.1". Houston Chronicles Michael D. Clark described the track as "overwrought and overproduced; at best, it's a future prom theme". Matthew Jacobs of The Huffington Post felt it was "great" the song was used for World's Children day but described it as a "total snoozefest". Chuck Taylor of Billboard magazine commented that the song lacked the potential to become a chart-topper.
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Writing for Game Informer, Annette Gonzalez called the game a "Huge snoozefest" and criticized the area graphics, calling them "Muddy and pixelated". Writing for IGN, Arthur Gies was harsh on the game, calling it "Full of bad adventure game cliches" and "Mired in repetition". In a review for GameSpot, Nathan Meunier criticized the game's plot progression, calling it "Awkward and clunky", but praised the FMV artstyle, saying it "[Made] the [game] stand out in a good way". In Japan, Famitsu gave it a score of one eight, two sevens, and one eight, for a total of 30 out of 40.
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The fight was heavily criticized by the media and the fans for the lack of offence from both competitorsDana White gives post-mortem on 'abomination' Ngannou vs. Lewis fight at UFC 226White reacts to Ngannou v Lewis snorefestFighters react to Derrick Lewis defeating Francis Ngannou and was labeled as a "snoozefest". Ngannou faced Curtis Blaydes in a rematch on 24 November 2018 in the main event at UFC Fight Night 141 He won the fight via TKO early into the first round. The win also earned him a Performance of the Night bonus. Ngannou headlined UFC's inaugural event on ESPN, UFC on ESPN 1 against Cain Velasquez on 17 February 2019.
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Who is on cooldown and who has changed hero?" Fellow esports player Seb Barton and Michael Rosen criticized the game's map designs and game modes; Barton remarked that "the game modes are a little hit and miss," adding that "King of the hill [Control] is super exciting and fast-paced but then you have the payload [Escort] maps, which are just a snoozefest for everyone involved." Rosen expressed a need for tweaking to the maps used for the control game mode, as they are "just too prone to the snowball effect. The moment the attacking team captures the first control point they don't just have the momentum but also the last advantage for the second and final capture point.
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The exploitation film database The Worldwide Celluloid Massacre categorized The Jackhammer Massacre as worthless, criticizing the disappointing gore and acting of the supporting cast, though the site did offer mild praise to the plot, and Aaron Gaffey's performance. The slasher film blog Vegan Voorhees awarded the film one star out of a possible five, writing "The first half hour attempts to build depth into the story, but as soon as the bodies start dropping it all descends into the usual sloppy gorefest, complete with amateur-night performances". The website concluded "on some level it's worth admiring Castro's passion for the genre, though you might want to ensure you're on some kind of acid trip of your own if you want to wring much enjoyment from this one". Critical Condition called The Jackhammer Massacre "dull and listless" and "a gore-soaked, badly-acted snoozefest with no redeeming value".
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This was referencing that "the finishes and character development (or lack thereof)" resulting in older stars (Rock, Austin, Foley, Michaels and Jericho) shining at the expense of newer talent (Styles, The New Day, The League of Nations, and The Wyatt Family). Scherer also criticized Vince McMahon for ignoring the "clear edict" from fans against Roman Reigns as world champion. Scott Keith of Sporting News wrote that WrestleMania 32 "ended up being a five-hour slog (seven hours with the pregame show) and one of the worst WrestleManias when all was said and done". He wrote that "Roman Reigns showed once again that he's not the guy to be the top star despite Triple H's best efforts to get a 'classic' match out of him, and the Shane–Undertaker match ended up being a 30-minute snoozefest instead of the chaotic mess that everyone wanted".
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"Girls Like You" received negative reviews from critics, Shaad D'Souza of Vice called the song "God awful", described it as an example of "horrid, weird, marshmallow-soft songs sung by dudes pining after a ‘good girl’ who will finally fix all of their problems through the power of love", and deemed Cardi B's verse the best part of the song. It also appeared on multiple year-end lists of the worst songs of 2018, with Time staff calling it "more headache than hit" but acknowledging "Cardi B's verse is the only saving grace" of the song, and Spin staff describing it as "profoundly shallow" as well as a "snoozefest, which trafficks in sentimental and borderline meaningless platitudes" and stated "[the song] dominated the charts thanks in no small part to walking charisma factory Cardi B." However, the song ranked number 100 on Billboards list of the 100 best songs of 2018.
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