Sentences with phrase «adding more humour»

Now, however, there has been a reshuffle on the writing front, with the two perhaps adding more humour to the script after John Cleese's remarks recently criticising the recent films for an overly serious approach.

The aim is to add more humour, it seems, with a specific focus on scenes between Bond and Miss Moneypenny, and 007 and his new boss, Ralph Fiennes» M.

This added more humour than frustration to the game for me and proved that modern games still have a sense of humour and people still wish to make games for the sake of fun.

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Thanks to its sharp humour and fun action, Serial Cleaner is one of the most remarkable indie games on the Nintendo Switch and its refurbishing mechanic when the player loses adds more variety and extends its lifespan.

Rating: 7/10 — it's easy to forget that there are other animation studios in Japan beside Studio Ghibli (here it's Madhouse), but despite some obvious flaws, The Girl Who Leapt Through Time is a positive reminder; engaging and unpretentious, it's a movie that treats its more serious themes with genuine integrity, while adding a lively sense of humour, all of which makes for an entertaining, if not entirely polished, viewing experience.

It's the simple things like adding a selfie mode to the camera which makes the humour stand out even more.

Be it the film's surprisingly well observed commentary on videogames, the humour that innately arises from the nature of the leads» relationship or just good old fashioned, well - timed swearing; Her never takes itself too seriously which helps add weight to the more grounded and sombre moments.

Add to this wild ride a fantastic soundtrack and a beautiful visual style, with a sharp script filled with dark, twisted humour that propels the story forward, and the movie becomes even more fun to lose oneself in.

Ken Jeong's character has worked well in small doses throughout the series, however here he too plays a much larger central role and while he does add some humour here and there, he often overplays it, becoming more like Jar Jar Binks than the comedic anecdote.

A sub-genre that began as a flippant remark by writer Curt Siodmak to «Wolfman» director George Waggner back in 1943, the verbal gag inadvertently spawned the studio's first ghoulish combo, «Frankenstein Meets The Wolfman,» and enjoyed a good run over the next decade through various recombinations, adding Abbot & Costello when dopey humour was the only element that could milk a little more money before the genre's official retirement at the studio.

And so he did that in the school setting, but he also added this lovely humour; his character wasn't quite ready to go on stage yet, so he had to have a shower first of all, and all these kind of humorous actions that he was putting in there I think can show a kind of a development in being able to already formulate these characters in very different, more and more complex ways really.

I'm enthusiastic about educating authors on the value of hiring a manuscript editor (for more on hiring an editor, click here) and would be delighted to add my insights, expertise, and humour to your next authors» or writers» group meeting.

When things like Duke Nukem 3D surfaced they added a bit more realism to the genre but then also added some over the top kills on space aliens, some great tongue in cheek humour and of corse some bad ass attitude.

It's here that Twisted Pixel's zany humour really shines through, with dynamic narration adding yet more character.

David has a way of making the mediation process more relaxed and he adds humour and a practical approach to resolving issues.

That's not sarcasm, I would call your original post more of a discrediting type of humour, and I must add that humour and sarcasm are not universal and obvious to everyone.