Sentences with phrase «bit more footage»

Sony has released a bit more footage of The Order 1886, which gives us a look into the type of monsters we will be fighting in this alternate history based shooter.

You can still watch the teaser trailer (+ teaser poster) for The Breadwinner here, for a bit more footage.

You can still watch the first official trailer for Boots» Sorry to Bother You here, to see a bit more footage.

This is a very cool TV spot with Krasinski being interviewed as well, but I wish it showed a bit more footage.

The 30 - second spot aired during the big game this weekend, but they've released an extended TV spot online for anyone interested in seeing a bit more footage from this car action movie.

You can still watch the first official trailer for Life here, to see a bit more footage from this film.

As well as more CGM - again, not a regular acronym where Kick - Ass fans foregather - there's a bit more footage of Jim Carrey's Colonel Stars And Stripes, but nothing that matches the dog - meets - balls kiss off line from the last trailer we saw.

Not exact matches

Footage from the club cameras will undoubtedly show quite a bit more than this video, taken by a self - proclaimed «friend» of Peterson.

Diaperbuds: While more expensive than your usual diapers, Diaper Buds are worth the splurge for the bit of extra square footage in your carry - on bag.

While my personal style skews just a bit more casual, given the right home (a space with more historic detail, high ceilings and plenty of square footage), I could happily dwell in this kind of design.

Well the film was wide release, so it makes sense there wasn't an entirety of focus on the specifics, but I still think it would have worked better if it was more like the trailers professed intentions; doco style, with vignettes of alien / human scenes that emphasized and helped explain, not found footage either, like for example, after talking about Wikus in the past tense, it could focus on him for a bit then move on, but it stuck with him, and the film changed gears, I just thought it would have been better to focus on other things, as opposed to dumbing the plot down to one man and his battle against the evil government / corporation, and still stay in the doco style, it could have worked, no?

The footage above is the first Wii U footage we've seen of the game and while no availability information is available just yet, it's looking like it might shape up to be a fantastic arcade racer for those who are looking for something a little bit more serious than Mario Kart 8, but perhaps not as serious as the upcoming Project CARS.

This international trailer has a few bits of new footage that show Foxx playing things a bit more comedic and loose than some of his past few roles, with one scene in particular evoking his In Living Color days.

As far as the film itself goes, I liked the extended cut slightly more than the theatrical cut, as the additional footage works well and gives a bit more depth and context to the story.

The title is slightly misleading since, even though cast and crew sound bites join behind the scenes footage, the focus is more on the actual events than the production itself.

We've seen quite a bit of Hyrule Warriors footage over the last week or so thanks to E3 2014, but today, there's even more.

Starting with the voiceover and similiar bits of the same pieces from the trailer, the footage unspooled showed much, much more from the film.

The Ottman commentary is a little more fun, even if they fall into lapses of silence (more so in the early stretch), and there's a lot of discussion of the new footage and why they trimmed it, and a great bit about how they had to cancel a test screening because someone tweeted about being in the auditorium.

The more conventional inclusion, «Making Wendell Baker: On Location with Wilsons» (13:35), sheds quite a bit of light on production with a nice blend of set footage and interview comments.

We got a teaser shortly thereafter and now, we've gotten some behind the scenes footage of the Harry Potter spinoff that fleshes out a bit more about what we can expect from this franchise prequel.

Simon Pegg had some choice (but extremely resonant) words to share with fans who are chomping at the bit for more trailers and footage of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

It provides unused bits from the big star - studded party scene (including lots more of various cameo - makers), additional red carpet footage from the Golden Globes (with appearances by Al Roker and Carson Daly), more from the mid-end credits wedding, more of Hyde (and Ari watching it), and a couple of unseen moments from Drama's awkward audition.

Altogether, the footage runs exactly 51 minutes, but you'll need quite a bit more time to watch it all with all the extra button pushing, waiting, and copyright credits.

I really enjoyed all the archival footage and documentary - like bits that they kept in there, as it made it all feel more real and important, rather than just entertainment.

For more information on The Darkest Hour read our report from Comic - Con where we were shown tons of concept art, a bit of footage and chatted with the filmmakers and Hirsch himself.

This is the first time the film has arrived on video in the lengthened directors version and the new footage really makes a difference to me, filling things out a bit more and making the film feel more real.

Inevitably, though, the new footage adds a bit more insight into the characters, typically the supporting ones.

Though nominally a celebration of the life and storied career of children's broadcaster Fred Rogers, anchored in present - day talking - head interviews with collaborators and friends that threaten at times to bludgeon the delicate and achingly sincere archival footage of Rogers's show «Mr. Rogers» Neighborhood», Neville's film has a bit more teeth as a manifesto for how children's educational programming that resists the trends of busyness, noise, and violence can function as a form of public service, instilling values like neighbourly stewardship and mutual respect.

More sound bites about the production process are included from cast and crew, interspersed with on - set footage.

As big movies draw close to release, the near - endless barrage of promotional footage can all start to blend together, especially since most of it tends to be recuts of stuff we've already seen with mostly tiny, unimportant new bits thrown in to keep us searching for more.

Besides the extra footage of the Hulkbuster vs. Hulk brawl, we get a bit more of Ultron — and is he taking his programmed task to the ultimate limit!

This spellbinding film, a moving tribute to Alabama native Nelle Harper Lee, is packed with vintage stills, footage, movie clips, radio bits, lovingly read excerpts, and interviews with more than 25 actors, novelists, celebrities, historians, friends, and family, including Lee's 99 - year - old outspoken sister.

It's fairly basic mind, so if you want to get more creative beyond sticking bits of footage together and adding transition effects you'll need to dip your toe into Google Play for something a bit more advanced.

It's a great video (although warning, HSUS's dog fighting footage gets shown a couple of times and it's a bit more graphic than I feel is necessary for this feature).

Check out the trailer above for extended CGI footage that shows the story a bit more and hints on a few key things: Who is Adam looking for?

Following the release of Mario Sports Superstars in Europe for 3DS, gameplay footage is already making its way to YouTube, along with footage of the full character roster which you can see right here along with a look at the available horses that can be used and a little bit more.

I was excited to see some more gameplay footage, we actually got to see a bit more combat, which looked great.

Today, we debuted a new trailer based on in - game footage, and we wanted to tell you a little bit more about the story of Detroit and an update on the game.

The dust is starting to settle on Destiny 2's gameplay reveal, but whilst we wait for E3 and some more footage, Bungie has been putting together some trailers from the bits we've previously... Read more

Normally I'd argue they need more game footage, but we all know the launch line - up would look a bit weak (at least if it were shown without someone touching the screens)

That said, this latest video (with a small bit of new footage) covers this in more depth.

Like I've said in other (less spiteful comments), I really feel that we should bite our tongues until we see more than 3 seconds of gameplay footage.

Toshihiro Nagoshi was present to show a bit more of the game's footage, Rather than in - game footage, this video focuses more on the in - game cutscenes, including new story elements that weren't included in the original game.

Imagine you have the witness up on the stand speaking to the court room, while you peruse the evidence on your game pad, whether its studying photos, reviewing video footage or reading autopsy reports, it would make you feel a bit more like an actual lawyer.

As much as I love Naughty Dog, that's a little bit more exciting than going over the same Uncharted 4 footage over and over.

Most of the announcements were story - related and while we saw a bit of gameplay footage, we would rather see more showcasing of Garret's mastery of stealth and the shadows.

The Walking Dead showcased its trailer for the upcoming season eight while Fear revealed quite a bit of footage from the second half -LSB-...] Read more

The «new» trailer footage is nearly the same to E3 one but some clips are a bit more extended and the editing is different.

Most people don't really need 10 days or more of their video logs; in most cases, the bit of security footage you're most interested in is from the last day or two.

It was recently updated to include some advanced new features such as «person alerts» and «Sightline» (more on those in a bit), but to take full advantage of them, and to store your video footage in the cloud, you'll need to pay for a Nest Aware subscription.