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Pratt

American  
[prat] / præt /

noun

  1. Edwin John, 1883–1964, Canadian poet.


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The schlocky dystopian action thriller “Mercy” touts itself as having been “filmed for Imax,” but that’s not such a selling point when almost the entire film is a dim close-up of Chris Pratt strapped to a chair.

From Los Angeles Times

Of course all of this material is to make the film more cinematic, because watching Pratt and Ferguson talk to each other when they aren’t even in the same room isn’t all that compelling, filmed for Imax or not.

From Los Angeles Times

Austin Beutner, community organizer Rae Huang and reality television star Spencer Pratt.

From Los Angeles Times

But Pratt questioned whether Bass is using the extra city speech to bolster her campaign.

From Los Angeles Times

The director’s trying-too-hard approach to everything, meant to make the film exciting, instead makes it so frenetic that it’s a slog, and the script by Marco van Belle falls short of the standard that you would expect to draw a star of Mr. Pratt’s magnitude.

From The Wall Street Journal