Sentences with phrase «as the other characters really»

However, expect the bulk of the game's fun to come with Sonic's path, as the other characters really only work to supplement that.

Not exact matches

The woman is either chastised for being so bold as to breastfeed in front of other people (like Sofia in Modern Family) or the woman's choice to breastfeed is being used as a severe character flaw (like Lysa Tully in Game of Thrones) or it's just some really funny, hilarious thing because boobs.

The two young men had listened to Mario's speech as it began to come together, «and when you work in government... you go through such highs and lows together that you really bond or you wind up very distant from the other person, because you really get to see a person's character,» Andrew Cuomo said.

We could all do well by re-aligning our priorities along with Bullock, by focusing on what really defines us (our intellect, compassion, character and hard work) as opposed to trying to fit a mold formed by others.

They have the ability to meet each other and get a feel for each other's personality and get to know each other a little better before they take it offline.With «webdating,» you get a feel for chemistry and the ability to pinpoint each other's personality and character; you can see them, see how they smile, see how they move and this gives you insight into what that person is really like as opposed to just reading a typed profile or chat with them on IM which is less personal.

Sure, they should use other character from other Fire Emblem games, but it really doesn't bother me as much as it does with other elitists out there who try everything within their power to undermine the new Fire Emblem titles.

This really is of little importance however as it just serves to introduce the other main characters.

Sure, they should use other character from other Fire Emblem games, but it really doesn't bother me as much as

These movies and a few others show that Whoopi was a serious actress when she did «The Color Purple», and «Ghost», and we really lost her when she started playing second hand characters such as nuns («Sister Act» sequels), and playing off the radar «Star Trek» characters not to mention we totally lost her when she went from acting into the daytime talk show circuit of garbage.

I'd love to see more of the other characters background stories too as you don't really get to see it.

There's no point naming any of the other major characters, as there really are no other characters, only types: the arrogant fat - cat drug dealer (Choi Min - Sik) who thinks he can control the short blond drug mule and learns the hard way that he can't; the brilliant, deep - voiced scientist (Morgan Freeman, who else?)

The two leads (Broadway legends Celia Johnson and Trevor Howard) act as if they were still on the stage, their facial expressions, the way they hold one another, the way they carry themselves in these desperate times, really spoke volumes about the way the characters interacted with each other.

I really really dislike the main character like he's actually in real life gonna get the girl of his dream, are you serious??? He has a crooked smile, wears pajamas all day outside of his house and talk's like a gay poet, I just think he sucks as an actor, uggh I don't know why I dislike him so much after this movie.On the other hand Rachel Bilson is very cute and not as bad of an actor This movie solely focuses on telling the story and making us like the characters for themselves.

While I love the way Gerwig and Baumbach's rapid - fire dialogue moves and breathes, it's difficult to not notice characters don't really talk to each other as much as they talk at each other, divulging random personal facts with little to no follow up.

The problem with this film isn't that it doesn't hold the attention of its target audience so much as it doesn't really try to do much else other than to continue to present new characters in order to sell as toys and merchandise to them.

Although I loved Die Hard 4.0, I thought Timothy Olyphant failed to live up to the other villains, not really seeming as threatening as past characters.

With that said, each of the four characters in the game are slightly different as they have their own abilities and skills that really work well when used in conjunction with the others.

If not for the fact that the same actors are playing the same characters, one really could look at this movie as its own entity (The screenplay may have been co-written by Creighton Rothenberger and Katrin Benedikt, who also wrote the script for the first film, but it often feels as if the characters have been transplanted into the screenplay for an unrelated story — perhaps one written by the other co-screenwriters Christian Gudegast and Chad St. John).

As I said one other time, I'm working on my favorite take of one of my favorite Marvel characters, and I really can't wait for the first issue to be out and hear readers» comments.

This tendency to cut corners leaves London Boulevard feeling increasingly shaky as it progresses, leaving us with characters whose motivations are never really explained beyond the roles assigned to them (mobsters, when left to their own devices, will try to kill each other, etc.).

As much as I love Knocked Up, I don't think Rudd and Mann's characters really stand out, nor would they work in anything other than supporting roleAs much as I love Knocked Up, I don't think Rudd and Mann's characters really stand out, nor would they work in anything other than supporting roleas I love Knocked Up, I don't think Rudd and Mann's characters really stand out, nor would they work in anything other than supporting roles.

Cooper at the time was convincing as this tough - guy jock who really had no interest in his girlfriend, Claire Cleary (Rachel McAdams), other than to make her his trophy wife, but the character is so much funnier now when one pauses to consider how against - type he was playing.

It's not really the look, as in appearance, polygons, but more like her game play and fighting style that does not really appeal to me when compared to other characters.

It's bad enough that Caldwell's program has a really stupid - sounding (but apparently real) acronym — «CRISPR» — but there is literally no need for anyone other than maybe a virologist to use the word «pathogen» as much as it is uttered by the characters in this film.

A few sections were underdeveloped as others went on a bit too long but like you say, the characters were really likable and memorable.

Frost's Andy choosing not to drink during the pub crawl, or Gary's decision to use the death of his mother as sentimental motivation for the others to join him are moments that really round out the characters, and show that Wright's writing hand and the lead's respective acting skills have a real knack for male camaraderie.

Screenwriters John Ronson and Peter Straughan (who very loosely based the character on Frank Sidebottom, the comic persona of the late U.K. performer, Chris Sievey, amongst other musicians) are aware of the thin line between madness and genius, but rather than exploit that tired trope, they use it as a jumping off point to explore issues as inherent to both art and life as identity, voice, creative output, and that age old question of what it really means to sell out.

Of handling the pressure of portraying such an iconic character, Ehrenreich said,» I've tried to use this whole experience as an opportunity to get really good at navigating pressure and what other people think.

Yes, seeing as Peyton tries to hammer home the fact that this disaster is really a microcosm for the central characters» crumbling family unit, there is a sense that the whole «death of the other daughter» history could have been added to more, making it feel more like an obligatory excuse for the hero to have both a dark past and a sensitive side.

Shaye really does seem like one of the nicest people on earth, and it's refreshing that the Insidious franchise made an older woman their lead character, as opposed to most other horror franchises which tend to gravitate towards much younger leads.

The other cop character suggests a romantic pairing somewhere down the line, but it doesn't really go anywhere, almost as if it is a method of keeping the running time going, until the movie gets to the good bits.

They talked about The Black God's War for about 7 minutes, and I really loved hearing their thoughts (I especially loved that Jane liked Narayani, Aayu, and Duilio — three of my characters that don't usually get as much love as the others).

Other than the size difference, we're going to see the usual cast of characters as far as updates are concerned: faster processor, better camera, possibly lighter, maybe a battery with more juice... but those aren't things people tend to really care much about.

To begin with I really didn't have much interest in the lives of the other characters, I didn't particularly like them and as a result really couldn't feel all that sympathetic to their problems.

The theme of the novel is fairly straightforward: Ida, the girl with glass feet has lived vibrantly, and won't go down without a fight, while other characters such as Midas live as though they have glass feet and don't really live at all.

«The surprise for you as a reader is that when you get really far into this long book, you realize that the characters you have grown to know so well and who live in a very confined space don't know each other all that well, and that's because they occupy different social realms.»

I think I have also been spoiled by other urban fantasies that are more inclusive of other religions; here, it's only the Norse gods who are real, and something about that didn't settle right with me as the matter of other faiths was never really addressed or explained (or how other, formerly - Christian characters handle that revelation).

Other than the fact that she died in the car accident with Cassie's father, she really isn't introduced as a character.

Interestingly, Bush first envisioned the character of Rick Frost as an adult who was thrown into harrowing situations, but as he began to write the book he realized that a full - grown man rescuing himself and others in a wilderness survival tale wasn't really thrilling.

As I said «I think you and others are forgetting most of them would be cloned characters anyway so it wouldn't really cause any balancing issues» It was to counter your point on how you said more characters would make it unbalanced and I just said knowing Nintendo with their past Smash games they would probably be cloned anyways.

However, some of the characters are really rather plain to look at, which is a little difficult to understand; if you have a character as eye - catching as Yogurt, why would you pick any other available?

It's a bunch of bullcrap really, because one character requires you to stare at her, one requires you not to move and the other requires you to run out of his sight when he appears, but sometimes he'll appear at the same time as the one where you're not allowed to move, and so you're screwed if that happens.

On the one hand it's a thematically interesting choice, because really it's not exactly the best movie that wins so much as the movie that was most historically accurate, but on the other hand this method encourages players to more carefully choose their scripts and characters, especially since you get bonus Victory Points for every matching character, points that are doubled if the produced movie is a Kollosal.

I have yet to really delve into this so I can't say too much about it as of yet — but you can form gangs with other players, battle with other groups and participate in team shoot - outs, gaining EXP to unlock new character models, weapons and mounts.

But they don't offer the same unique qualities over other losses like Snake to really justify their inclusion as separate characters.

The other characters are fairly diverse and some are more memorable than others, but it was a really nice to see a young Gale Holden - the father of Lost Planet: Extreme Conditions» protagonist - included as a connection to the original game.

Still, as a fan of the series who's never been able to really see these characters actual personalities, it's a treat seeing them interact with each other.

Murayama: Actually yes, for the 360 Quest mode, all of the AI characters are improved and upgraded, and how to do that is we haven't picked up player data from real players but we have made more variety in the AI, for example characters might have tended to do the same technique or do the same combo again and again last time, but we have put other tendencies in to make NPCs more human like, as if you are playing a real player, so we believe you will be really satisfied with the improved AI characters in Quest mode.

With all the kids and other main characters accounted for (there was even a brief appearance by Chef) it really was a game that could effectively be seen as part of the actual series.

Never played enough as the other characters to really know if there was significant variance on damage against bosses or stronger enemies.