Sentences with phrase «elaborating their story feels»

Elaborating their story feels somehow redundant: On Chesil Beach is surely one of those films which most viewers approach knowing at least the outline of the story.

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There are even Oz - like moments when one suspects that all the elaborate concealments exist to conceal precisely nothing, and the story is an exercise in mockery, put forward by an author who himself felt perpetually misunderstood and undervalued.

But the more answers people need, the more elaborate stories they make up locking us forever after into an outdates network of outdated answers that once made somebody «feel good» but now hold us back and hurt millions.

The story is beatifully crafted in both writing and cinematography, smart, elaborate and so incredibly poignant, think the end of MGS3 and multiply it by 5, that there are scenes where you litterally feel all your senses soaring.

Plenty of chase sequences and elaborate set pieces fill this brisk and breezy film, but the story itself feels a little thin.

Besides that though, the story feels like «End of Watch» meets «The Lord of the Rings» without really fully elaborating on how awesome of a concept that can be.

The look of the film is only so impressive, but with the limits of portraying elaborate skate scenes that don't feel modified by visual effects, it kind of suits the story of a character who didn't get by easy.

Martin's story (written for the stage) is much more elaborate, a dramatic monologue delivered by a teenaged baton twirler who desperately wants the audience to admire and envy her but who can not quite stifle her feelings of superiority — racial, athletic and spiritual.

I feel his tragic story (which was only really alluded to through the game's scattered documents) could've been elaborated on to make him a more sympathetic, relatable character instead of the one - demential cartoon - like villain he became.

The live - action segments offer a way to elaborate the antagonists and tell two sides of the story but at the end of it all, these feel completely unnecessary as the in - game sections seem to barely touch upon the stuff that happens in them.

Party members besides Mario himself were removed, moves in battle were now performed via consumable items, and the story and cast were simplified, as series creator Shigeru Miyamoto felt that the constant introduction of new characters and elaborate plots had become unnecessary.

First off, there is no story so for those out there who are buying this game to be plot driven, the story is nonexistent, for those who play Power Tennis you will all know that there was a plot to the game, although it wasn't over the top it still had some sort of storyline substance, and although Mario Tennis Open did not have any story either, I felt that this game deserved a story even if it wasn't long or elaborate.