Sentences with phrase «baddies do»

Some tougher battles with mini-bosses and even bigger, level - capping baddies do encourage a bit more strategy, so blocking, parrying and evading abilities won't go entirely unused.

Not exact matches

He added: «In the end, George Lucas did use the «revenge» word in one of his Star Wars films but it was about the baddies in Revenge of the Sith.

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I lost weight successfully and kept it off by eating all I wanted of super-foods and doing without the baddies, namely processed foods, white flour and suga... and alcohol.

Believe it or not sometimes we do stray from our neutral zone and when we do, these baddies are at the top of our list.

I du n no... you could also ask, would licking coke off a piece of paper have enabled him to shoot up a compound of baddies?

Together, they team up against generic baddies and kick some ass, make some jokes and smoke some weed (well, okay... we don't actually seem them smoking weed, but one look into McC's eyes and you'll know what I'm talking about!).

Spoilers Abound): I have not read the final books, so I had no idea how all the baddies get their comeuppance (nor did I know that Hedwig was gonna get it in the last picture, which infuriated me so much I almost walked out on general principle).

Once the stars do arrive, the picture tears off after the bombs, following Devoe and Kelly as they violently interrogate baddies, study maps and evidence, and, in the film's best sequence, engage in a little demolition derby with villains in the middle of an Austrian town square.

Being prudent, she attempts to fight local baddies via her paper, and while doing so she becomes the love - interest of helpful Chris Mooney (Barry Sullivan).

The contrast between Guest's earthbound life as the son of single - mother Barbara Bosson and his new position as Starfighter is daunting at first, but soon the boy is manning a spacecraft and zapping the baddies as though he's been doing it all his life.

All the elements are there: you're gunning down massive hordes of baddies and you're doing so with outstanding visual fidelity, a variety of weapons, and you're able to cause this mayhem using big, explosive abilities.

Of course, superfans of the fourth wall - breaking Marvel Comics character will be delighted to see Ryan Reynolds» Merc with a Mouth back on the big screen, slicing up baddies and roasting everyone from his enemies (this time around it's futuristic soldier Cable) to his frenemies (Hugh Jackman's Wolverine) to his own studio, 20th Century Fox, just as he did in 2016's surprise smash «Deadpool.»

Balance between jumping around dodging bullets and taking aim for a better shot at your enemies, don't waste time camping at cover spots and waiting for enemies to pop out - artfully evade the onslaught of bullets and defeat all baddies that stand in your way.

Marvel really doesn't know how to do baddies, which doesn't fill us with all that much confidence for Infinity War.

Picking its leads off one by one, «Prey at Night» cranks up both the stakes for its terrified family and the bloodshed, capitalizing on smart kills (a pool - set duel is the best sequence in the franchise yet), a delightfully»80s - inflected soundtrack, and murderous baddies who never need to do anything other than menace.

You can only kill so many faceless baddies before things become dull, and the game's limited number of weapons do little to mix up the monotony.

Harris's trembling - lipped emoting actually suits the Mia Farrow mold of victimized motherhood (just like Charlize Theron's did in The Astronaut's Wife), and the film does well to cast all the baddies as British.

MBJ's baddie is drawing all sorts of favorable comparisons, but where does he rank as far as MCU baddies are concerned?

The plot is twisty and has many people dotting in n out which doesn't help with the constant mindless fighting going on between everybody and anybody, and the fighting is your usual one man army killing groups of baddies single handed type affair * groan * To be honest it's all rather silly apart from one or too reasonable performances, Sangster and Kingsley mainly, with the realistic historic backdrop attempt that reminds me allot of the old BBC series «Robin Hood» with Michael Praed.

It's a story of containment, both of the beasts and the baddies threatening war: «Second Salem - ers» protesting witchcraft (Samantha Morton and Ezra Miller) and, somewhere in the shadows, the dark wizard Gellert Grindelwald (Big Star I Won't Spoil for Those Who Don't Know).

It doesn't help that when not butchering baddies, you're trying to complete tedious protection and escort tasks - keeping a battering ram from becoming kindling for the opposing army's fire is especially frustrating.

You can still batter baddies with your mates, but you'll have to be prepared for the loss of clarity while doing so.

Though Luc Besson was smart to go the «Fugitive» route for the third installment (there's no way he could have gotten away with doing another story about the Albanian baddies), it results in a movie that feels very different from its predecessors.

But the plot is riddled with holes - do a quick google search and you'll find lists and lists of them - and there's very little sense of who the new baddies are and exactly what they're trying to achieve.

As such, when Max takes down the baddies, we don't really connect with his anger and what it means to finally exact revenge with any emotion.

The Variety report does briefly mention them but can't confirm they're indeed the baddies.

I don't know why and I can't find anything inside me that says, «i wan na go ham on this endless army of retarded looking baddies!!

And in one of the variously skilled ways that the film folds recognisable tensions into its forever - evolving highwire act, continual mileage arises from the sparring match between Kevin (Lamorne Morris) and his partner Michelle (Kylie Bunbury), who lets slip that she once slept with a celebrity but won't reveal who.The circle widens out to include not just some notably impolite baddies who seem to be liking the game a bit too much but a hilariously weird next - door neighbour (Jesse Plemons, pictured above) who doesn't take to the notion that the game might be happening without him.

Towa City is full of baddies and the Hacking Gun thankfully has a bunch of modes that you will unlock as you progress: The standard assault features break bullets that allow you to do damage, and this gives the game a regular third - person shooter feel.

If you don't mind laughing at severed limbs, people taking a brutal beating and fathers firing bullets from close range at their daughters, and if you have no problem with an 11 - year - old girl coming out with profane language referring to a room full of baddies as c *** s before kicking the living bejaysus out of them (go girl); then Kick - Ass is for you.

In the comics, he does team with Electro (set to be played by Jamie Foxx), but we wonder if the movie will take the more interesting angle from «House Of M,» where he's originally hired as Peter Parker's bodyguard, only to betray him and help Electro (and some other baddies) expose Spider - Man for who he really is.

Further, the unnamed foe is altogether disinteresting: all the baddies are «jobbers», not one is a «real» character in the film (heck, we don't even see their faces!).

I liked all of the new trailers for sure and they are making the WiiU look reat graphics and power wise like with so many baddies at the same time on SMBWiiU, and on Warriors Orochi 3 I don't know about you all but I can tell a lot more detail in everything in this game compared to similar games on PS360 ie Dynasty Warriors series made by the same company mind you... it has my interest for sure.

As Tarzan's chief villain, Clayton doesn't quite compare to the leading baddies in preceding classics.

Exit Wounds does inject a huge helping of welcome comic relief, most of which isn't particularly funny, but at least is easier to bear than the usual Seagal style of showing constant ugliness perpetrated by the film's baddies for 90 minutes just so we can root for Stevie to kick some ass in the end.

To demonstrate their brutality to the audience, the baddies take a blowtorch to the side of a woman's face; to demonstrate Fulci's disdain for his women characters, he doesn't show the penetration in the rape, but he does show in intimate, scatological detail the humiliation, terror, and pain of the victim.

But it's no accident that a lot of baddies in films are played by the Brits because we do these mad characters, I suppose.

It does look a bit dated (funny how the future always looks like a rubbish version of the past) but that's part of it's charm as the bucketloads of leather, suped - up motorbikes and over-the-top baddies both seem outrageous and terrifying at the same time.

Ruber and his crew of baddies search for it, as does the courageous daughter of deceased knight Lionel (Gabriel Byrne), Kayley (Jessalyn Gilsig), who is joined in her quest by the blind loner Garrett (Cary Elwes) and the two - headed (conjoined?)

There's a deep and fairly complex homage to Monster Hunter under the hood, and it's packed with materials to gather, gear to craft, and baddies to capture... so long as you're prepared to spend some hours learning its ways and don't mind plenty of frustration and repetition along the way.

I felt that the trailers sold it as an R - rated version of Taken, with Mel getting his vengeance on a plethora of baddies in heinous ways for what they did to his daughter.

Since the baddies are doing terrible things, the quartet must find the best of the good, the legendary guardian owls of the Ga'Hoole Tree, of whom the title speaks.

Jason Momoa may look the part as Arthur Curry / Aquaman, but he's reduced to doing little more than grunting and being flung around the place (one confrontation with a phalanx of baddies is lifted straight from The Return Of The King).

I mean, who doesn't love watching Jason Bourne careen through the streets of Paris to outwit the baddies on his tail?

Let's just stick to the legal stuff (but the FINRA site «s fun to read... not that they ever get near the real baddies): Take another look at listed US REIT / MLPs (don't dare look at the unlisted stuff, you'd throw up!)

For the average person who just wants to be entertained by a great story, what really does a single - player RPG provide that a Hollywood movie can't (other than hours of grinding on mindless, treasure - carrying baddies in between snippets of story)?

But it's not what I care about at all, and I don't look at Other M's story as if it ruined the Metroid lore because there was so little anyway and it was all pretty black and white goody VS baddies stock anyway.

Admittedly the game does revolve around you killing one particular baddy who's got a certain demonic tendancy, such as a great love for slaughtering entire towns and such, but the Torchlight world doesn't revolve around any grand mystical conflict.

There's a fair bit of strategy involved, and though my husband and I took a very diplomatic approach to wooing these B - movie baddies, should we have wanted to screw each other over we could have done so easily.