Below you will find example sentences with "film follows". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.
Film Follows in a sentence
About this phrase
- Belongs to the word: follows
Example types with film follows
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Set in the 1880s, the game-changing film follows a group of eclectic strangers riding a stagecoach through Apache territory. (20 words)
The film follows a murderer named Émile (Jacques Perrin) who targets women he believes are too depressed to keep living. (20 words)
Loosely based on a true story, the film follows a bear on a rampage after accidentally ingesting a bag of cocaine. (21 words)
The film follows a computer genius, played by the Malcom in the Middle alum, as he looks to date his neighbor with the hep of an AI he develops – only to realize, a bit too late, that he accidentally programmed his manipulative mother into it. (45 words)
The film follows a bizarre amnesia plot, in which Ana Faris' Kate pretends to be the wife of a wealthy yacht-owning playboy after he falls off his boat and wakes up on a beach unable to remember who he is. (41 words)
According to the official synopsis, the film follows the true story of a young man, Najeeb, who, in the early 90s, migrates to the Middle East from the lush green shores of Kerala in search of a better life. (39 words)
Example sentences (20)
Naturally, the mood of the film follows the seasons, with the brighter seasons generally being a little more fun to watch, and things being at their worst during the winter segment of the film.
According to the official synopsis, the film follows the true story of a young man, Najeeb, who, in the early 90s, migrates to the Middle East from the lush green shores of Kerala in search of a better life.
Based on Sandberg’s 2013 short, the film follows Rebecca, a young woman who must protect her younger brother from a vengeful supernatural entity with a mysterious attachment to their mother.
Based on the 2012 novel by and adapted from the 2015 Swedish film follows Otto Anderson (Tom Hanks), a grouchy widower who derides and condemns his irritated neighbors.
Based on the classic novel, the film follows a young German soldier during World War I who excitedly signs up for service only to come face-to-face with the horrors of war.
Directed by James Gunn, the film follows the Guardians of the Galaxy as they go on a mission to protect the galaxy and their team.
Directed by Native Hawaiian visual storyteller Keliʻi Grace and written by Maui’s Lance D. Collins, the film follows the story of two Lahainaluna High School senior boys whose separate worlds collide in a journey of self-awakening.
Incorporating elements from another Verne novel, The Mysterious Island, the film follows Captain Nemo, commander of the Nautilus, who seeks vengeance against the man who drove his wife to suicide and caused his daughter's disappearance.
Loosely based on a true story, the film follows a bear on a rampage after accidentally ingesting a bag of cocaine.
Set in the 1880s, the game-changing film follows a group of eclectic strangers riding a stagecoach through Apache territory.
Starring Abby Ryder-Fortson, Rachel McAdams, Benny Safdie, and Kathy Bates, the film follows middle-schooler Margaret Simon as she struggles to find her place in the world after moving from the city to the suburbs.
Starring Snipes and Harrelson, the film follows two basketball players who initially try to hustle one another but, eventually, start to work together to hustle other players.
The film follows a bizarre amnesia plot, in which Ana Faris' Kate pretends to be the wife of a wealthy yacht-owning playboy after he falls off his boat and wakes up on a beach unable to remember who he is.
The film follows a colony of rabbits who set out to find a new warren after human developers threaten their safety.
The film follows a computer genius, played by the Malcom in the Middle alum, as he looks to date his neighbor with the hep of an AI he develops – only to realize, a bit too late, that he accidentally programmed his manipulative mother into it.
The film follows a father, businessman and secret doomsday prepper who escorts people to the safety of his bunker – actually an underground house – when a massive and potentially deadly fog descends and cuts the power at his home.
The film follows a father desperately trying to protect his young daughter on the titular overrun train as a zombie outbreak unfolds.
The film follows a government relocation officer who ventures into the aliens’ slums in Johannesburg and comes into contact with a substance that slowly begins to mutate him into one of the aliens.
The film follows a murderer named Émile (Jacques Perrin) who targets women he believes are too depressed to keep living.
The film follows a night out for three university students, an unnamed trio called Kouhai (meaning "Junior"), Kurokami no Otome ("Black-haired Maiden"), and Senpai ("Senior").