Sentences with phrase «characters fall to their deaths»

Another character falls to his death.

Characters fall to their deaths in a deep crevasse.

Characters fall to their deaths, are engulfed in flames and drown in a huge tsunami that floods the city.

Not exact matches

Lean, action - packed (without falling subject to CGI fatigue) and soulful, it works in a way that say, the final «Hobbit,» doesn't because J.K. Rowling made the end of her story so eventful, and the emotional impact of beloved character deaths and heroic reversals work like gangbusters.

In addition to writing and directing the movie, Martin stars as the titular character, a New York - based illustrator who's fallen behind on his latest book in the wake of his mother's death.

He doesn't just fall in battle, though; he also gets an extremely overwrought death scene with the movie's main characters mournfully standing around as he tells them he's going to...

And speaking of The Phantom Menace, turns out the death of Darth Maul in that film wasn't actually the character's end, as he's due to be resurrected this fall in Star Wars: The Clone Wars.

A character is kicked over the side of a cliff and falls to her death.

But Inferno only partially embraces the elements of its source material that have the potential to be juicy or interesting: Langdon's apparent dickishness, the strange naïveté of the characters, the combination of picturesque plazas and gruesome deaths by falling.

A character slips and falls to his death in front of a group of survivors.

-- Complete an Echo Six Expansion Pack mission without killing anything with a gun — 30G Bigger They Are — Complete Longest Yard — 20G Leave no Dead Man Behind — Kill every zombie in the Park before leaving — 25G Birth of an Abomination — Complete Root of All Evil — 20G Derailed — Complete The Places We're Meant to Die — 20G Tyranical — 5 Tyrants Slain — 15G Burning Inside — Kill Another Player with Crucible in a Foundry Versus Match — 15G Delivery Specialist — Deliver all 5 Virus Samples for your team in Dispatch's Biohazard Mode — 50G Turret's Syndrome — Shut Down or Destroy 5 Turrets — 20G Boys Club — Beat an Echo Six Expansion Pack mission with the 3 male characters in your party — 30G Supernaut — 3 Super Tyrants Slain — 30G Divided We Fall — Complete an Echo Six Expansion Pack mission with no human player incapacitated from death or infection — 30G

Melee attack animations look really bad, and death animations are especially bad — when they die, enemies just turn blue and fade away as they fall to the ground like a character from a 1990s video game.

We affectionately called the first Mario WiiU game «the divorce simulator» (although initiator might have been a better word) due to being able to pick up each others» characters and throw them into lava, jump on their head to make them fall into a hole of death, etc. 3D World has made it even worse with the addition of a «crown» system; after every level the game tallies up how many coins you gathered, enemies you killed, stars you found, etc., and gives each player a score based on how they did.

There are basic physics applied to the characters, but it often results in falling to your death or being pushed off the level by enemies (or even your AI partner).

Since the dodge is dependent on the direction the character is facing, it's also a bit wonky and tricky to use, and will often lead to some dangerous situations since players can actually fall off the dungeon if they are not careful, which leads to instant death.

What used to be a minor nuisance in the earlier levels (i.e. missing a visual bridge) can escalate into frustrating situations, such as when your character turns back around and falls right through a hole or jumps to his death.

Falling from this ledge means death), when I was actually hanging (some characters can «stick» to walls ala Mario's wall jump) to the wall, only to fall to my death as I am watching the rest of the action.

In fact, were it not for the stylized movement your character does, it'd be lots of walking in a straight line accompanied by some light platforming that doesn't punish you for falling to your death.