Sentences with phrase «cartoon feel of it»

Also appearing is Bruce Greenwood as the king of the prospector hill and featuring an awful accent that adds to the borderline cartoon feel of some scenes.

Not exact matches

I've been acting as a bit of a fly on the wall of this blog for a few weeks now, but I saw this cartoon, felt my heart break, read the comments, felt my heart break even more, slept on it, woke up with a still - aching heart, and so thought it appropriate that I break my silence.

I'm trying to think how I would feel if someone drew a cartoon of me that equated me with a demon, and I don't think it would be very helpful to me.

But when 1.6 Billion human beings say don't hurt our feelings by drawing cartoons (good or bad) of a person who is closer to our hearts than our own families and children, all the tolerance goes down the you know what.

Having spent a lot of years trying to be the «good little baptist girl» and then the «good little baptist youth pastor» where questionning caused chaos and feeling like I didn't belong, it was an amazing discovery that the joyfulness of the question in the cartoon felt «just right».

Although I do not approve of such punishments which could go out of hand and reach any who expresses with drawing or writing but after all still I would not approve with those who draw cartoons and picture films that are intended for the insult or humiliation of the Holy Prophets, Massengers of God Almighty and hurting the feeling of their followers!

I don't think (David, feel free to jump in if I'm wrong here) that the point of the cartoon is to deconstruct the meaning of the word «authority», per se.

The feeling tone which is sometimes communicated is like the mood of a cartoon showing a tired, bedraggled couple on a vacation.

All I am offering is that perhaps thinking of these in the light of Joseph being portrayed as inconsiderate in focussing on his feeling in the context of your cartoon with the differing status awarded to women being virgins in that particular culture might be worth considering.

Second thought (and not really relevant to the intent of this cartoon and accompanying article): as a woman and a wife who was never smokin» hot, it is difficult and challenging to constantly negate feelings and emotions that say I am less than, constantly.

I submit that David disagrees with the subject of this cartoon, the «minimizing of deep truths», and he probably feels those who dabble in such minimizing should repent.

But some of your cartoons about the church, though felt incisive by, some or even many, don't fit anything I know, personally.

-LSB-...] Thinking about Mary and the magnificat, this cartoon encourages me to think what she must have felt 33 years later. Or when the young family dashed into Egypt to escape a manical ruler. Or the disciples — who had spent a good part of 3 years trailing around after a miracle man only to see him executed.

I feel like one of those cartoon characters sporting heart shaped - eyes when I gaze upon a bucket of delicious fried chicken.

That Jordan Henderson then proceeded to play like a cartoon caricature of the very worst aspects of Steven Gerrard only felt right, and if there was any justice in the world, that no - look backpass would have ensured him the job for life.

For, mamas, we are still exhausted, our bodies still don't feel like ours, and lazy Saturday mornings once reserved for snuggling with our sweethearts are now the property of 7 am cartoons and Cheerios.

In her cartoons, Kirby makes light of all kinds of parenting situations, from Frozen - inspired early wakeup calls, to something she describes as «The Shitty Guilt Fairy,» a mythical creature that hangs around just to make you feel terrible at all your parenting decisions (it's like she knows my life!).

We do try to limit the amount of TV they watch, and there are certain cartoons they are not allowed to view whenever we do go someplace that has cable, but I don't feel like turning on the TV from time to time is a bad thing.

Instead they take a peaceful, critical stance in spite of feeling hurt by the cartoons or the video.

Alongside paintings, caricatures and cartoons by such well - known artists as Marcin Bondarowicz of Poland and Lee Won - soo of Korea, the exhibition also presented heart - felt artwork by young students and informational videos on desertification and desert - restoration activities.

I'm thinking of baking something for people I love and bring it to them as a present, I feel like doing some charity... I also know that singing some songs, watching a Christmas themed cartoon with my daughter and going for a walk or to the play park is the best gift that I can give her.

I love the old cartoons and they remind me of childhood and the magic of Santa I felt as a kid!

A man, whose silly jokes and sketched cartoons made her smile, and whose love was evident enough, in spite of the language barriers, to make her leave the only village and country she'd ever known, and relocate her life to what must have felt like the other side of the world.

Things feel more like a cartoon than a live action film, Freddy is about as scary as a mime, and the lack of tension that dominated the last film is back with a vengeance.

Until someone figures out a way of truly subverting what's already been subverted, cartoon stick figures like Austin Powers and Johnny English will never feel fresh, even when they're actually saying funny things.

The game's characters look like poorly - drawn imitations of the classic cartoons, feeling like cheap flash games than any sort of licensed imagery.

If irresponsibility and a lack of trust or deep caring between anyone is the grounds for good humor, then Bojack Horseman does it infinitely better (The difference is that in a cartoon show about vacuous Hollywood types there are characters who feel like subjects who can care rather than just targets for cynical jokes).

Was really looking forward to this game and happy to say i was not left dissapointed.really made me feel like i was 6 yrs old watching the original cartoons in the 80's again.Cant wait to play through it over and over!Long couple of years wait till the next one but for any real transformers fans you must own this game!!

Thanks to its cartoon art style and lack of technical issues, the game's first impressions are overall positive but unfortunately, this does not stand for too long, as the levels quickly feel repetitive and the gameplay mechanics end up being too simple for its own good, resulting in a game that is more dull than it should be.

He felt decidedly out of place working on cartoons like The Fox and the Hound, later saying «I was just not Disney material.

The cartoon graphics of this game almost feel like a Saturday Morning cartoon come alive and the colour palette is truly magical.

Made as if at half - tempo, its songs performed more slowly than in Disney Studio's 1991 animated version — of which this is a more or less exact copy, albeit with significant new backstory and added songs — this Beauty and the Beast features a plot stuffed with filler and, at 129 minutes, not only feels long, but is exactly 45 minutes longer than its cartoon cousin.

While many naysayers did not feel it possible, this charming and funny live - action Disney adaptation stays true to the spirit of the original cartoon.

The third - person view and fixed camera angles of its cartoon - like environments is reminiscent of a simpler time in gaming, but there is a genuine mish - mash feel of Crash Bandicoot and God of War gameplay to be found in the sequel.

The third - person view and fixed camera angles of its cartoon - like environments is reminiscent of a simpler time in gaming, but there is a genuine mish - mash feel of

Buy it for: Jaded Ratchet fans who were waiting for the series to feel special again; fans of cartoon visuals who don't mind their entertainment feeling like a fun all - ages sci - fi adventure.

I guess that isn't always bad but in the age where comicbook / cartoon movies are trying to go more realistic (Batman, Superman, etc.) it just feels a bit out of place

These early portions feel like the live action equivalent of a Goofy short, with the reliance on visual - based humor and narration reminiscent of the «How to» cartoons.

Jeremy Renner stars as Webb, who comes off like a bizarre caricature of a concerned, anti-establishment rabble - rouser; with his goatee, his aviator shades, his vintage MG and his Clash albums, this guy feels as much like a cartoon as Roland Burton Hedley, Jr. from «Doonesbury.»

Although it's undeniably charming, much of the time playing The Swords of Ditto felt like I'd stumbled into the Legend of Zelda with a goofy cartoon skin but without the ability to save the progress.

The shadow of product placement also looms large, including painful advertisements for Guitar Hero and M&M s. Indeed, the current incarnation of The Smurfs bears little resemblance to the classic cartoon, in a film likely to leave anyone other than hyperactive children feeling blue.

The humor can also be overly silly at times, more befitting a cartoon than a subtle independent comedy with melancholy beats, and the action elements toward the end, including car chases and destruction, feel like they belong in a spoof of 1980s blockbusters more so than in a poignant story about two misunderstood and withdrawn characters finding ways to come together.

However it successfully celebrates the world of South Park and gives us an adventure that feels like an episode from the cartoon with some hilarious cutscenes.

A disappointing big - screen outing for the French cartoon series, this feels like a dated echo of better films like «Madagascar» and «Kung Fu Panda».

I grew up a huge X-Men fan, beginning with the cartoons, then the comics and Brian Singer «s first two films, and watching Days of Future Past I felt all that love come rushing back as it delivered on the key elements I used to adore.

Lured in by a honeytrap of cartoon violence and one - more - go score chasing, it felt like I was enjoying myself.

Watching Web of Shadows feels quite a bit like watching an overly long Saturday morning cartoon.

True, it's reminiscent of the cartoons it's based on but the previous films appear to have done a much better job of capturing the adventure of St. Trinian's while this new incarnation feels more like tortured and ill conceived update of the source material.

If you have any hazy memories of zany Saturday morning cartoons, the show feels both fresh and instantly familiar.

(Likewise shitting in the flan is composer Jeff Beal, whose theme for Allison is one of the most invasive, repugnant bits of musical hate - crime not composed by James Horner; Beal only increases the picture's cartoon feel.)