Sentences with phrase «meet the second character»

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We also meet an array of supporting characters, including a pair of corrupt innkeepers (Sacha Baron Cohen and Helena Bonham Carter), a young revolutionary named Marius (Eddie Redmayne) smitten with Cosette, and the innkeepers» daughter Éponine (Samantha Barks), who is meant to be the thread that ties many of these stories together in the film's second half.

The second part, on the other hand, with the action that ensues after the two main characters manage to escape, does not meet the expectations set by the first part, even though the action scenes are well executed and sure to hold one's attention.

All those flashbacks serve to illustrate the kind of attentive, engaged mother that Lila was (also true of scenes with her second son, Ron Caldwell, whereas we never meet Eve's missing daughter), so that even as their score - settling behavior escalates to its explosive finale, the character is not without redemption.

Final Verdict: While still outright hilarious, How I Met Your Mother's second season is more about a lesson in well - timed character study.

It often feels that a few story beats are missing, meant to flesh out these characters - for instance, a character you briefly met once turns out to be crazy and gets in Frank's way later on, only the second time we meet them.

Eggsy (Egerton) and his fellow Kingsmen are heading Stateside to meet a whole new cast of characters in director Matthew Vaughn's second installment.

A romantic would say that Jake (Jason Sudeikis) and Lainey (Alison Brie) are right for each other, but only a hopeless romantic would say that these two characters are right for each other upon their first or second meeting.

The group makes it over the wall, but not before two of the series» prominent characters of color — played by Mekhi Phifer and Maggie Q, who are each given virtually no dialogue as a parting gift — are gunned down, likely to make room for the new influx of white actors we're about to meet (Daniel Dae Kim shows up for a second too, another minority bit - part designed to create a false sense of diversity).

Well, perhaps you were distracted for the 1.5 seconds where their relationship is acknowledged, but, yes, the crew members played by Demian Bichir and Nathaniel Dean are indeed married (as are all the characters we meet on the Covenant).

And the second part sees Young - hee meeting with various friends back in her home city of Gangneung, in a series of scenes which reveal the character's volatile mix of burning resentment and brutal self - awareness.

A second, lower character line extends from behind the front wheels up through the doors and meets the rear wheel arches, emphasizing the dynamic and emotional design.

A second, lower character line extends from behind the front wheels up through the doors and meets the rear wheel arches, emphasizing the car's dynamic forward - leaning stance.

Nura, Rise of the Yokai Clan meets this criterion only half of the time: the main character, Rikuo, is an absolute bore, and his second half, the future commander of the Nura clan is a powerful and enigmatic specter.

By the time I met the second main character, Alma, I knew I was involved with something very special.

Asked if he thinks his novel is pessimistic or hopeful, Dee points to the character of Mark First's daughter, Haley, who we meet when she is in second grade.

It's not terribly long, but the characters you'll meet and the memories you'll create are worth every second, and you'll yearn for more by the end.

... But that truth holds second billing to the first truth: A «professional» can only be produced from a «professional» organization that demands that standards of «professionalism» be met from the git - go; i.e.: a minimum educational requirement; a «character» screening process (a «minimum» of three interviews by three different interviewers to determine if answers to pre-determined questions are answered similarily by candidates on all occasions... conducted one week apart each time... this will expose any lies or stretches of the truth).