Sentences with phrase «after much plotting»

Unfortunately I'm not very comfortable baking with yeast, so after much plotting and planning I decided to use the essence of the poppy filling / spread and merge it with one of my old favourites, the cinnamon bun.

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But the questions about how much of Trevorrow's plot will stay in the movie will only increase after a new revelation from «Saturday Night Live» alum Bobby Moynihan.

They see their lives instead as just one damn thing after another.3 Communities as much as individuals require the unfolding action of plot, the recognizable development of life toward fulfillment.

We've been seeing quite a few reasons to just wait to send that text message till after you park the car, but perhaps none that sound quite so much like a bad movie plot than this story from Maryland, where a 25 - year - old woman was distracted by texting and ran her car off the road, clipped a tree and was propelled 60 feet into a lake.

Synopsis: While Lex Luthor (Kevin Spacey) plots to destroy him once and for all, the Man of Steel (Brandon Routh) returns after a long absence to a much - chan... [MORE]

The plot is pretty much one set piece after another with little plot in between which normally would be poor but this film is practically a late entry in the 80's action genre so its easily forgiven.

Featuring much more of a plot than its peers, Transcripted can start feeling repetitive after a while, despite its interesting concept, but that shouldn't put away those looking for something rather original.

In fact, director Michael Mann — an epochal»80s cultural figure as the creator of «Miami Vice,» who has been almost invisible in this decade — is after something much richer and stranger than the plot of «The Insider» would suggest.

Synopsis: In 18th - century Romania, after spending much of her life in a traveling circus, human - vampire hybrid Rayne (Kristanna Loken) escapes and plots to t...

Anyone who's seen their share of home invasion movies can easily predict every single plot point pretty much right after the opening credits.

In the case of Donnie Darko, any movie that used a plane crash as a major catalyst for its plot and which was released just a month after the 9/11 attacks had about as much of a chance of success as I would if I tried to get a gig writing a Star Wars movie.

But I don't think I missed much plot, this film a just about a bunch of dumb Guidos running around after sharks.

After a three video countdown, the trailer for Prometheus has finally arrived and while it doesn't reveal much in terms of the film's plot, the Alien connections are certainly there as is some terrifying deep space action.

Unless you're a voyeur that finds endless pleasure in pretending you're underwater swimming behind Alba and her not - too - modest bikini bottoms, there's really not much here but lots of noise and a convoluted plot that could only work when every character involved is a complete idiot (Hmmm... Walker and Alba might be perfectly cast here after all).

Beyond sussing out that much, non-Potter aficionados can expect to be left scratching their heads as plot point after plot point go unexplained.

Without giving too much away, the most disappointing aspect of the story is the fact that the plot brings up more questions than answers which will probably make you feel unsatisfied after you see everything unfold.

The plot is as follows: following a terrorist attack on Starfleet Headquarters, James T. Kirk (a much improved Chris Pine) is thrust back into the captain's chair after a brief decommission for violating the Prime Directive to track down mysterious bomber John Harrison (a scenery - chewing, though somewhat lackluster Benedict Cumberbatch).

The almost unnecessary plot isn't much of a hindrance to the film (its short - shrifting goes almost entirely unnoticed), which is, after all, just a series of high - decibel Chris Tucker improvisations alternating with a series of truncated Jackie Chan action moments.

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The Red Wedding was shocking and upsetting and yeah he created a sonic boom with the power of it but after that his books begin to lose their way now he's taken out some of the best players and the more interesting plot - lines, and we spend WAY too much time twatting about in Meereen and other cities outside of Westeros.

After reading this article and the comments, I would suggest incorporating something like the following questions on next year's survey: How much, on average, did you pay for developmental or content editing (improvements to plot points, characters, point - of - view, etc.) of one book?

After the last rewrite, I realized something: although there is so much that is right about this story, its plot problems are so deeply entrenched that, in order to fix them, I would have to completely change the story.

After that, there is no effect, so far, except to say that the yield curve is already flattening, and that the Fed my end up stopping much sooner than many expect — including the FOMC and their «dot plot» which expects a 2 % + Fed funds rate in 2017, and 3 % + in 2018.

If there's no explosions, they don't care, and so what we're left with is a mundane plot which leaps around so much that after a while I began to idly wonder if anybody actually knew what they were doing.

Survival Mode isn't much better since it trades the limited art and plot for grinding against wave after wave of easy enemy AI's with no difficulty slider to adjust only for difficulty to spike each ten matches.

After you learn that the story pretty much dissapears for most of the game and the only plot twist comes at the end, and it's fairly predictable.

But much like the flame of a match lit in the wind, or the plot of its predecessor the Dark Below, the story's presence fades quickly after revealing itself.

Picking up shortly after the events of last season, Sam & Max Season Two: Beyond Time and Space consists of five new self - contained episodes that combine to reveal a season - long plot arc much like the previous season.

There's not really much of a plot — you must rebuild your car after the first one was stolen — but then there isn't in the Mad Max films either.

Won't give too much away as don't want to ruin the plot of the game but if you are looking for game that combines action along with rebuilding the world after a nuclear disaster than this is the game for you.

After years of ostracism due to the fan backlash caused by Resident Evil 6 (a personal guilty pleasure of mine, may I add), the series has finally returned to form thanks to the great Resident Evil VII: Biohazard, one fantastic and much needed reboot that actually managed to make a game in the series, widely known for its B - movie plots and over-the-top settings, scary.

Despite being widely hated, and not having much of an effect on the overall plot, there are still fans that prefer the puzzle shrine at the beginning of the PS1 game, after all.

Dragon Warrior II (the Japanese subtitle translates to «Pantheon of Evil Gods») takes place 100 years after the original, although the general plot is pretty much the same — an evil warlock by the name Hargon is wreaking havoc on the land, and has destroyed the neighboring Castle of Moonbrooke.

In the graph the zero emission temperature plot, after an overshoot, declines much faster than might be expected by the long term carbon cycle but still pretty slow.

Sorry, made a mistake, the emissions / increase / temperature curve I have plotted is based on the HadSST temperature data, not from UAH, as these start only after 1979... That doesn't change much in the relationship temperature - CO2, only the HadSST trend is somewhat higher in the overlapping period.

The media helped to feed the hype machine: Many articles about small wind in the last two years have run alongside photos of roof - mounted turbines; after all, they look much cooler and more modern than tower - mounted windmills on big plots of land.

After hearing different versions of the stories — some told fluently, some spliced with verbal fillers, and some interrupted by coughing — listeners were asked to verbally recall the stories in as much detail as possible.92 Listeners were consistently better able to remember the stories with the fillers.93 This effect occurred regardless of whether fillers were inserted at key plot points, where they might naturally appear, or randomly sprinkled throughout the story.94

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