Sentences with phrase «battle sequences»

Like the first film, expect plenty of action, adventure and at least one major battle sequence in snow.

What isn't part of the story and thankfully not added in the film is any sort of battle sequence.

Rated PG - 13 for sustained, intense battle sequences.

During battle sequences it just looks like a mess of pixels flying around the screen.

Numerous battle sequences occur where characters are killed by being fired upon or caught in explosions, and numerous deaths are implied.

Even when it gets dark and violent in the subsequent, breathtaking battle sequence, there's still a lot of light.

This is one of the most technically brilliant battle sequences ever captured on film.

He has never shown interest or ability to show a real, honest to goodness extended battle sequence.

Even though the movies have featured some fantastic battle sequences, they've been safely filmed and cut for a PG - 13 audience.

And the animated battle sequences are pretty cool to watch.

Is that not more interesting than seeing each one taken out one by one in what would have to be an overly long battle sequence?

The trailer certainly plays up the action angle above all else, featuring plenty of gritty, slow - mo battle sequences set to a little bit of rock music.

It's filled with over-the-top battle sequences, spectacular visual effects - and a pretty weak plot.

Battle sequences added the greatest punch, but the various bits connected to the plot contributed an involving sense of atmosphere.

The rest of the plot concerns his attempts to escape, followed by the requisite battle sequence that would have been more interesting if a child had staged it in a sandbox.

The colorful battle sequences (by far the most entertaining moments in the film) are totally worth the ticket price alone.

Not setting the last battle sequence entirely at night and in confined spaces would've helped too.

The final fight battle sequence is one of the best put together action sequences in any super hero movie.

I do have to admit that the production values are fantastic, even during these silly swirling battle sequences.

They follow the same formula of giant robots and computer - animated battle sequences.

From the smallest moment of quiet conversation to epic battle sequences full of sweeping vistas black with ravaging hordes of Orcs and worse, we are swept into this mythical world with an emotional immediacy that is as compelling as it is enthralling.

There wasn't a lot of meat to it, although there rarely is when it comes climactic battle sequences in comic - book properties, but wow, it was fun to watch.

Anyway, we begin with an exciting battle sequence as Moses and his step - brother Ramses (Joel Edgerton, who rather troublingly resembles Gavin Friday throughout) lead the Egyptians in a defeat of the Hittite army but soon there's trouble afoot as Moses discovers that he's the son of Hebrew slaves and is exiled to the desert.

But as a stirring story of unsullied heroism, it's a winner, and as an action epic, it features some of the best battle sequences of recent vintage.

The same goes for just about all the action that takes place in Asgard, from the lavish costumes and sets, to the opening battle sequence between Thor and the Frost Giants.

The opening battle sequence features Costner attempting suicide by riding straight at the Confederate front line with his arms held out in a messianic pose - a decision which results in sniggers or sneers rather than feelings of empathy.

Violence: This movie is pervaded with battle sequences featuring hand - to - hand conflict and weapons use (swords, axes, daggers, javelins), resulting in numerous deaths and injuries.

Reading up on the actual events surrounding 2005's Operation Red Wings, the core of this pretty remarkable tale appears to be factually accurate with just the final battle sequence inserted for dramatic effect.

There's a chance here to show the difference between the practice and reality of war, but the relatively bloodless and too - choreographed battle sequences don't do it.

From the large scale battle sequences reminiscent of the attack on Helms Deep, to the more intimate moments where Harry's true courage is revealed, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 is a first class adventure and a fitting end to the most successful film series of all time.

Exodus: Gods and Kings Rated PG - 13 for violence including battle sequences and intense images Available on DVD, Blu - ray and Blu - ray 3D Ridley Scott's epic retelling of the story of Moses was killed by critics and lost money at the box office, but did it deserve this plague?

The pain Manji feels each time his body must regenerate is far more palpable than the countless head - shots and bludgeoning's enacted during the insane final battle sequence involving an axe - wielding Anotsu and a legion of government conscripts.

Marton's direction pumps into battle sequences the energy required

A brief archival shot of a Japanese soldier on fire after an American tank attack along with battle sequences executed with verve and suspense go a long way towards preserving the film's shocking relevancy.

Of course they employ the quick - cutting Bruckheimer style where no shot lasts longer than a few seconds, but for instance, an inspired battle sequence takes place over an iced - over body of water, and you realize you haven't seen it before.

Filmed entirely on location in Morocco on a relatively modest budget of $ 20m, major challenges included filming large - scale battle sequences using a stunt team, and recreating the fall of Jericho with powerful explosives.

Elizabeth's sea battle against the Spanish Armada — led by one very droll King Philip II (Jordi Molla)-- co-opts the movie with a CGI infused battle sequence made memorable for its insistence on the significance of a white horse consumed by the ocean's depths.

There's a telling scene very early on in the new God of War, in the denouement of an exhausting battle sequence that...

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Elektra had the chance to be a decent spin - off, with a good cast, nice special effects, and some well choreographed battle sequences, but what's missing is an interesting story.

From mis - en - scene arrangement and the spectacular visual / sound editing used to create tense tank battle sequences, to the management of tight space (inside the tank), Fury impresses as both a good piece of cinematic art - and a great piece of action - thriller filmmaking.

The fact that he not only draws them but then also executes drawing them in battle sequences without a problem, is even cooler, proving to us he is a grade - A artist.

Lucas focuses on the truly spectacular air battle sequences at the expense of characterization and backstory.

Speaking at Ace Comic Con, Falcon actor Anthony Mackie teased fans with the promise of a huge battle sequence featuring 40 superheroes.

Grandly - staged battle sequences that lead to the film's denouement are suitably exciting.

The trailers for the movie certainly give - away some of the more awe - inspiring moments; however, they also held back plenty of footage that provide audiences with a number of great battle sequences.

Pascal referred to ARMA 2's air battle sequence as what makes it memorable.

Combat can be done in two ways: Quick Skirmishes and more draw out battle sequences where you can watch your troops and the enemy troops battle it out.

Well, here's the scoop: I sat through 3 1/2 hours of bluster and ego and gory battle sequences to report that the homosexuality in this Final Cut is so tame that it would make it onto network TV (OK, except where you see Colin drop his robe to immediately hop under the covers... yes, there are some silhouetted bits and pieces to be had).