Sentences with phrase «care about these characters»

It might have worked if you cared about the characters heading into Zoe's change, if you will, but there's next to no character development past Zoe and Frank being married, Zoe's recurring nightmare / childhood memory, Niko having a crush on Zoe, Clay being kind of a dick and Eva being the camerawoman.

While Metroid Prime engages on no level other than gameplay, that gameplay is so perfectly tuned and refined, so continuously evolving and clever that you'll keep playing and playing, even when you're frustrated, even when you're honestly just a little bored with the back - tracking, and even though you don't care about the character or story.

He probably even thought the audience was going to care about the characters.

If you never cared about the character Lara Croft, this game will change that.

I suppose the big draw for me is that you actually care about these characters (other than the character of Paul, who is but window dressing in AW) and what they are going through.

Your choices matter and you realy care about the characters around you.

There are a few beguiling moments in Holy Motors, particularly a martial - arts sequence and an erotic dance while Mr. Oscar is dressed in a motion - capture body suit, but the road between those moments is so strewn with stalled ideas that audiences who care about character and plot are liable to take the exit to a movie that makes sense.

«Take Shelter» has the benefit of Michael Shannon's amazing performance, and Jeff Nichols definitely knows how to make audiences care about the characters.

If you actually care about the characters, maybe.

For a show like this to work, you have to care about the characters and this show has that.

What also makes 28 Days Later effective, and sets it apart from other thrillers, is that it makes you care about the characters.

It's not telling the most original story, the action doesn't feature much diversity, and you're not going to care about the characters.

Not only do you care about the characters and want to see how their stories end, but you want to scour every inch of The Witcher 3's glorious game world.

The visuals are awe - inspiring, and the action sequences are thrilling because you care about the characters involved.

If your kids care about these characters in any way, it will be a tough movie for them to watch, but good luck talking them out of it!

I don't feel the danger or care about the characters enough in this installment though.

I'm hopeful, as long as it doesn't become boring, or another drama about pretend love and loss during a zombie outbreak... or try to force me to care about a character so the death makes an impact.

- Why was I supposed to care about these characters.

These are actors who care about their characters, and crucially, care about the people who care about them.

The director manages to make us care about the characters featured, and we have a constant want for them to win — which is all that matters in a film of this kind.

Gayle's disarming turn makes us instantly care about her character's fate, making her a fully realised character beyond the cliché her role might have been, and her climactic scenes in the film are extraordinarily powerful.

Add trademark ironic line deliveries by Murray and Wilson, and the chances of actually getting into the story and caring about any character become almost nil.

It's easy to care about characters who appear to have a deeper connection / history beyond what we're shown onscreen.

We don't care about her character, and when it's time for her to play the damsel - in - distress role, one hopes Parker will actually have the stones to kill her off.

Like are there rabid Fast and Furious fans out there that care about the characters and the cannon and all that?

It's a bit histrionic and pretentious and in the end I didn't really care about the characters.

13 Ghosts is never scary, mostly because we don't care about the characters nor can we swallow such a terribly unrealistic premise.

This was one of the only horror films I genuinely cared about the characters, the more you care the scarier and more emotional it becomes.

It helps that both Halle Berry and Abigail Breslin give tense, emotionally raw performances, inviting the viewer to care about their characters.

It's not that I've given up complete hope, as I honestly do try to follow the story, and actually want to care about these characters, as I have seen them onscreen about as much as any character of any other series of films by this point.

His female counterpart is even better, and while it's always nice to see Ricci go topless for a role, the underrated actress actually makes you care about her character; much in the same way that Terrence Howard did with his pimp in «Hustle & Flow.»

To care about the characters, they need to be believable.

As for Day, who worked with first - time feature director Richie Keen on the TV series It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, it's not that his performance was weak, but rather that I just didn't care about his character at all (despite the fact that he was given an overdue pregnant wife and young daughter as justification for why it was critical that he keep his job over others who had been let go in a massive, nonsensical layoff).

No matter how well staged a car chase is it's how much you care about the character behind the wheel.

Then, towards the end of the film, the tone switches and suddenly we're supposed to care about these characters who were insufferable for an hour of the movie and hadn't seemed to learn from any of their mistakes.

never have i played a game i got so addicted to and made me actually care about the characters so much.

Elizabeth Olsen (Martha Marcy May Marlene), as Taylor - Johnson's, fares worse, but in her case it's clear that it's because the writer and director just don't care about her character.

I wish I could tell you the actors have great chemistry that makes you care about their characters» relationship, but I can't.

Director Lucky McKee's screenplay is as darkly funny as it is genuinely touching, and we're given the opportunity to care about the characters: fragile May, laid back love interest Adam (a faultless Jeremy Sisto), hot and horny Polly (a wonderful Anna Faris).

i still remember when Xenogears came out... it took me by surprise... great game with a great story... one of the few games where i actually cared about the characters stories

I spend too much time asking questions about the story to care about the characters or the ideas the film is trying to convey.

Sidney Hall attempts to manipulate the audience by trying to make them care about characters without given a single reason to.

We might have been distracted from this irrational setup if the movie cared about its characters or its world enough to develop either of them.

The film tosses in a late - developing twist, which may genuinely pique the interest of those who haven't given up on caring about these characters, but it's merely there in order to try to have some sort of ironic ending to what amounts to a nearly two - hour long episode of a TV horror anthology.

Civil War and BvS tackle some of the same themes and have similar beats, yet Cap works because we know and care about these characters.

He wants us to care about his characters outside of the concept of their reality, and in that drive develops them fully, complete with broken insides and feuding sensibilities.

The pace moves along swiftly, we care about the characters, and the payoff is brilliant — even if Channing Tatum and Daniel Craig don't dress as dapper as George Clooney and Brad Pitt.

When what is left unexplored leaves us wondering why we should care about the characters, as in Jersey Boys and Think Like a Man Too, then we have films that may entertain at fleeting intervals, but which cease to resonate beyond the time spent watching them.

The film is beyond merely affecting: it rakes you up to care about its characters.

Yes, «American Pie» had gross out humour but those moments were exaggerations of awkward teenage sexual experiences and the film had enough heart for you to care about the characters.