Sentences with phrase «creating more suspense»
It was more like, «Don't you think we could create more suspense if the character did this?»
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This film is a standout horror Slasher that relies more on suspense and atmosphere to create its horror than straight forward bloody kills.
Jonathan Mostow: More so than sci - fi, I'm interested in dramatic tension, so the filmmakers who influence me most are the ones who are masters at creating suspense and tension...
Director Roar Uthaug («The Wave») piles on the flashy CG set pieces, from a rickety plane dangling over the top of a waterfall to the various tricks and traps of the tomb, but they feel more like elements for a snazzy trailer than scenes that actually create suspense or adrenaline.
Ditto for the finale, a completely ludicrous search and rescue plot that does more to turn an audience against Kim for recklessly endangering her life and the lives of the soldiers tasked with protecting her than it does to create suspense.
Though director Henry Miller does a decent job of creating and maintaining an ominous air, the picture really has far more to offer in the way of shock than suspense.
But writers can, should and are doing more by creating author collectives like Top Suspense Group — a place where thriller authors hang out (disclaimer — I'm a proud member) and Killer Thrillers.
Don't get me wrong i own a dell streak and notice the bugs and inperfections but i love the phone alot more than the competition at the moment so yea the suspense is crazy but im fairly certain Dell this time round will show exactly why the Dell Streak was created, for well - performing raw mobile power.
As a dog becomes better, pause more before you say the «here» command to create suspense in the dog thereby creating drive for you.
Like her earlier large paintings these small paintings evoke a sense of impending doom, by suggesting that there is more outside the picture - like a cliff hanger in a movie trailer that creates suspense by gesturing toward what is yet to come.