Number of characters left.
Not exact matches
Then, too, there's an almost a grueling
number of characters to keep track
of; sometimes it takes forever for the movie to get back to a thread you were particularly intrigued by; other times you've completely forgotten someone else was
left hanging (sometimes literally) until the movie jumps back to him (or, very more rarely, her).
The sheer
number of underdeveloped or one - dimensional supporting
characters after eight episodes is perhaps the biggest frustration
of Flesh and Bone, because it
leaves the show's whole world feeling underdeveloped and unrealized.
Have to admit, while I'll be disappointed to see people like RDJ
leave, the sheer
number of quality
characters Marvel have (specially as they start to get some like Daredevil back) means they make movies forever.
The story is told through various discarded televisions and a
number of quirky
characters still
left alive.
Based on a novel by Tim Tharp, the movie looks like any
number of party - time high school movies, but burrows much deeper into its
characters and situations,
leaving a satisfyingly complex portrait
of a guy you might actually know.
There are also a
number of good performances to be had from the large ensemble cast with Brolin and Connelly standing out for the way that they take their potentially cliched
characters — the gruff guy in charge and the wife
left back home to worry about whether she will ever see her husband again — and invest them with real life and personality.
The filmmaker past work includes a
number of interesting and recurring motifs (
character types, themes, etc.), so it's encouraging to learn he's taking extra steps to
leaves his artistic thumbprint on the screenplay for Interstellar.
If all else fails show one
of the
characters leaving a handwritten letter on a car door with a landline
number as in Like Crazy (analogue technologies are way more romantic, FYI).
Fans eagerly took to the film, thanks in part to its engaging
characters, and unique filming style that put viewers right into the action (and
left a
number feeling queasy from the camera movement), but above all the secrecy
of it's carefully - told marketing campaign.
While The Devil's Rejects does contain a
number of genuinely creepy moments - particularly the sequence in which a hapless maid stumbles upon the mess
left by the Firefly family - Zombie bogs things down with a plethora
of broadly - played, overly wacky supporting
characters.
Writers Steve Faber and Bob Fisher devise a
number of clever ways to extend the joke
of Wedding Crashers beyond the mere hit - and - run pleasures their
characters derive, from having John and Jeremy bet on quoted scripture and ceremonial music (Johan Pachelbel's Canon in D, Richard Wagner's Wedding March Processional, etc.) to having them bound together by a
leave - no - crasher - behind credo with all sorts
of other rider attachments that eventually leads to a cameo by fellow Frat Pack member Ferrell as Chazz, the sort
of mystical patriarch
of this culture
of uninvited party - hopping.
Additonally, the large
number of minor
characters of uncertain significance may mean some audience members will be
left asking their friends to clarify their roles and intentions.
The plot barrels along at breakneck speed, giving the
characters and situations less time to breathe, and there are a
number of clumsy transitions that make it seem as if the director lost his way a few times and accidentally
left something potentially valuable or clarifying on the cutting room floor.
«While the lush 3D location shots
of a desolate Moscow are admittedly stunning, the forgettable
characters and paint - by - the -
numbers plot threaten to burn the entire film out
of your brain mere seconds after you've
left the theater,» says Daley before joking, «Remove the sporadic alien attacks and «The Darkest Hour «suddenly feels like a Sunday night slideshow
of your parents» summer tour
of the Motherland.»
The recent mass immigration
of thousands
of displaced children together with their families to European countries, and their historical long march in the wake
of a risk - laden and desperate journey across different countries and less - than - friendly seas in the hope to
leave behind the miseries
of war and move toward a better life that they are hoping to forge for themselves and their parents in their host countries, resonates with the life stories and conditions
of the
characters of a
number of submissions this year.»
There's actually a good deal that the game
leaves up to the player to discern: the fact that different
characters on both sides can attack a different
number of times per turn, or the way that enemies still have the upper hand if you attack them head - on during your turn.
There are a
number of interesting
characters who help Lara along the way, heinous villains who have plans
of their own for the Divine Source, a couple
of plot twists that you may or may not expect, and no shortage
of over-the-top, high - octane set pieces that'll
leave your hands sweaty as you try to catch your breath.
The Warriors franchise has always boasted its ability to render huge
numbers of characters on screen at once, but it doesn't feel optimised and that often
leaves the maps feeling like big, empty boxes.
The website layout has never been an accurate indicator for the
number of characters that people like to assume are
left.
As expected, NetherRealm Studios has been gradually increasing the
number of character reveals as the weeks go by, and this reveal
leaves us very happy on Valentine's Day.
Others who are more drawn to the combat side
of things will likely be
left cold though, since impressive
numbers of characters in battle at one time is all well and good, but when they're getting stuck behind trees, running in circles, or just trying to head - butt your horse to death while you unceremoniously slit their throat, the very little lustre that was on hand is lost entirely.
Having only tried a limited
number of characters and all
of them in the same battle
left me chomping at the bit to see what other options the game has available.
Griffa's discourse, which has become increasingly dynamic in more recent years through color variation and the illustration
of characters, symbols, and
numbers representative
of the Golden Ratio, (also the focus
of a solo exhibition to be on view this February at Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles, curated by Bice Curiger), originated from a simple mark; the unadorned line that reaches horizontally from
left to right.