Sentences with phrase «character deaths mattered»

Of course, for Smith, even with Black Panther's death being difficult to believe, he did acknowledge why the character deaths mattered so much.

Not exact matches

Jesus has every right to point out the shortcomings of his Bride because he proved his authority in that area through his love unto death, his undying devotion and commitment no matter what she looks like, and his willingness to be actively involved in bringing out her beauty and maturing her character.

More insight into Greene's attitude toward death can be gained by analyzing the deaths of the main characters in the novels cited in the Time comment — The Power and the Glory, Brighton Rock and The Heart of the Matter.

Saoirse Ronan plays the title character at a fever pitch, earnest and aggressive, as if every moment were a matter of life and death.

Of course, this is the type of fact - based film that probably would have benefited from taking more dramatic license with the material, because some of the sensational events that occur (including one character's supposed death) are presented so matter - of - factly that it sucks the fun out of the movie.

Making matters somehow more unbearable, in Downtown Stephen King is literally a character, Giancarlo Esposito is a satyr, and — as box - office watchers of her last ten films will attest — Whoopi Goldberg is Death.

The movie also succeeds in making the death of characters — no matter how insignificant they are — seem important.

Maybe it doesn't matter that we're not made to dislike the characters we see getting killed, so long as some violent death is depicted onscreen, which is maybe all audiences want — and all they ever secretly wanted.

Vanessa's resurrection means that almost all of the character deaths in Deadpool don't really matter.

It's not until the film's final sequence — an extraordinary climax that picks up the slack for what came before — that one is really convinced that the love between these characters is the matter of life and death, of imprisonment or freedom, that it is meant to be.

Deaths happen, often demanding relevance or some sort of emotional catharsis despite the deceased being little more than recently introduced underdeveloped fodder, and when the characters that do matter die, the film rushes on without giving the moment a chance to breathe.

Accidentally leaping to your death results in your character being neatly placed back to where they were in a matter of seconds, and most of the puzzles can be fumbled through without much resistance.

Lowe's character is a deeply wounded woman out to avenge the death of her husband, and no matter how much blood she spills, her underlying grief resonates.

It might feel a bit cynical to write off character deaths because of external factors like franchise potential and actors» contracts, but the MCU is a multibillion - dollar enterprise: These deaths feel exploitative because they wiped out nearly every young star that matters, and the MCU can't possibly survive in the long term without reverse - engineering this event.

Accidentally leaping to your death results in your character being neatly placed back to where they were in a matter of seconds, and most of the puzzles can be fumbled through without much resistance.

Taking bribes and extorting characters can sometimes be a matter of life and death (literally)-- and you'll have to decide where your loyalties lie.

The ghastly subject matter and explicitly gruesome nature of some character deaths would be disturbing to witness if the grizzly scenes weren't offset by the adorably stylized, bobbleheaded nature of the characters themselves.