Sentences with phrase «also more humour»

There is also more humour, for example in the case of Ceal Floyer whose work Taking a Line for a Walk evokes the ideas of Paul Klee from the 1920s and uses a utilitarian line - marking machine and an operator who in this instance takes the machine up Lisson Gallery's staircase.

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What a briliant piece of work... Kudos Hamzah... This was really nostalgic and very well written... I would have like it more if you had written something on the way Suarez felt the pain of loss as the fans did and also the way he celebrated with the fans and his sense of humour (That celebration in front of Moyes??? Good work nonetheless...:)

I also like the wit and humour in your posts that ranges from fashion to make up to some more personal posts.

There's also a bit of goofy and more subtle humour from the girls, but that's not at the forefront of this movie.

While this sequel is just as loud and chaotic as 2010's Clash of the Titans remake, it's also considerably more fun due to some exhilarating action and a refreshing sense of humour.

Solondz's latest features his trademark streak of deliciously black humour, but is also frustratingly uneven.Read More

The humour is also very much of a different time, veering towards being totally un-PC and getting away with more than it probably should because of the retro setting, and had it actually been made in the 1970s we would all be likely be saying «Well, they wouldn't get away with it nowadays».

Davis has everything that Lopez doesn't in Maid in Manhattan: modesty, natural beauty, charisma, a wry sense of humour — you could watch a whole movie about this persona, which is probably what Hughes had in mind, and her one sequence ends with a joke that also happens to be a far more accurate representation of the subtle fear that aristocracy puts in the minimum - wager than any of the Cinderella markers you'll find in Maid in Manhattan.

If not already apparent from the trailer, a 30 second clip of the film also reveals that the humour will be more cynical and sarcastic.

Ducournau, who also wrote the script, injects the film with thrills and bold, concise moments of horror, but also more wit and dark humour than perhaps we might expect.

To put it another way: R - rated slapstick is the Farrelly Brothers» métier, while Ferrell and his co-writer Adam McKay (who also directs) get more mileage from verbal humour.

We also emphasise humour, believing that a child who's laughing and enjoying herself is far more receptive to reading and learning.

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.

Intact females are generally more moody and emotional than the males, and also more dominant and demanding of time and attention but they can also be quick - witted and sassy with a quirky sense of humour which some individuals find very endearing.

Dice have made an effort to make bad Company 2 a more dark and mature story, sadly this has resulted in the main characters swearing every couple of sentences and much of the humour has been lost but it still contains the occasional line to make you smile and the often cheesy scenes will also bring a smile to your face, though most likely not on purpose.

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.

This time around the story is actually quite small and contained, focusing far more on the internal politics of the Brotherhood while also taking a serious tone, forgoing most of the humour, a strange decision given that the lead character is a charismatic chap with an ear for a good one - liner.

The humour along is more than enough to keep you playing but as with anything it's the gameplay that also has to live up to standards and it's here that the game trips up a little.

You'll also find out more about the characters in these areas, often with amusing and dark humour being behind their puzzles.

The simple story certainly doesn't get much more complex than a boy (the brilliantly named Hiro) from the real world entering the Invizimal world through a portal, although it should please the target audience and there's also a likeable sense of humour.

The game's story remains pretty much the same in the PlayStation Vita version but there are also some new features, such as an improved RPG battle system, more scenarios and a lot more of the fourth - wall breaking humour that the series has become renowned for!

The game may have benefited from better combat, but LEGO City is a lively place with lots of humour and things to do, and the game is simple enough to attract a wide audience, but also has enough depth in certain areas to attract a more hardened audience.

While this may sound like hyperbolic praise for a game that also features karaoke rhythm mini-games and a protagonist lusting after bikini - clad cam girls, I can't help but feel that more so than any previous entry, the moments of humour and levity in Yakuza 6 only juxtapose and enhance the bittersweet nature of Kiryu's figurative «riding off into the sunset».

He also has a dark humour, which often serves to make his work even more painful.

Having a sense of humour in their bio makes them more likeable, and the bright background imagine also draws in the viewer.