Sentences with phrase «characters awkward timing»

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At times this can be a very gut and heart wrenching film, and really awkward and uncomfortable, but it is presented in a respectful manner with characters that are very well developed and interesting.

The scenery, textures, lighting and effects look absolutely amazing, but the character movements can be a little awkward at time.

Plaza does a respectable job as the lead role, although her character is so awkward and manic that it can make audiences uncomfortable at times, but it is a testament to her character in many ways.

That's the premise of «Anything,» writer - director Timothy McNeil's sometimes awkward but at times unexpectedly tender film, based on his play, that gives longtime character actor John Carroll Lynch a starring role.

To give credit to first - time writer - director Tom Gormican, it's clear that he's trying to do something different with That Awkward Moment, in terms of genre - bending and complexity of character.

It's ironically Carell's comedic timing (developed on things like The Office) that helps him create an awkward offbeat rhythm to du Pont's character - one that actually feels authentic and organic, rather than contrived.

Though the basic premise is filled with potential, offering a unique spin on the traditional rom - com formula that takes a big risk with its time - hopping narrative, the characters aren't very compelling (or likable, for that matter) apart from Travis Fimmel's socially awkward sperm donor, who disappears around the 30 - minute mark never to be heard from again.

The character of Bernie is awkward and quirky, but Gisondo manages to give him sympathy while at the same time make him a viable candidate for the small town.

Davies is ideally awkward and insecure, at times unsettlingly so, as Sonny, snugly fitting into the character's hideous short - sleeved, checkered dress shirts; Affleck is a perfect foil, radiating effortless cool and confidence as Sonny's unlikely best friend.

3 Days To Kill Drinking Game: 1) Drink whenever you hear a «boom» in the soundtrack to punctuate dramatic moments 2) Drink any time someone says a character's nickname («The Wolf,» «The Albino,» «The Accountant,» etc.) 3) Drink every time Kevin Costner's daughter's ringtone is heard Finish Your Drink When: You hear one of the more awkward title drops in a film to date.

You can imagine the adorably pretentious, at times painfully awkward characters gathering around this jacket, debating why the rock is there and what it stands for, none of them willing to say maybe a rock is just a rock.

That said I found it at times difficult to keep track of all the characters and all the different story lines, I think there were at least seven, and in the conversations between the characters seemed forced and oftentimes stilted and awkward.

However, putting the style of speech aside my criticism of the dialogue between characters stands; conversations simply feel stiff and awkward most of the time, something which will hopefully be sorted out as the series continues.

School life is just as important as magic however; a lot of time will be spent meeting and befriending the varied cast of characters, taking on quests, awkward attempts at dating and a host of side activities.»