Sentences with word «daredevilry»

(Not for nothing has Quentin Tarantino called Supercop's acts of daredevilry «the greatest stunts ever filmed in any movie, ever.»)

I was as gripped as I was stunned by Porter's linguistic daredevilry, his intelligence, his emotional go - for - the - gut - ness.

The sole letdown during the career mode is the game's trick competition, which reduce stunting to pressing strings of button presses, exposing little of the danger or finesse of dirt - based daredevilry.

Other than any lack of requisite daredevilry, sprinting through Supercross» selection of seventeen tracks is enjoyable, with higher difficulties settings offering some tense and tough competition.

You could cross highways with confidence, take on all kinds of daredevilry and watch horror flicks without flinching.

The narrative of writer - director Chloé Zhao's The Rider is a fairly familiar one of daredevilry and recovery.

(Not for nothing has Quentin Tarantino called the film's acts of daredevilry «the greatest stunts ever filmed in any movie, ever.»)

Philippe Petit was that man, and his astonishing 45 - minute feat of daredevilry is the focus of director James Marsh's «Man on Wire.»

She resolutely finds her way to daredevilry and terror, love and ostracism as she undertakes the sort of risky and exhilarating things men do even as she suffers through disastrous marriages, homelessness, and a complicated and wrenching entanglement with coffee grower and writer Karen Blixen (i.e., Isak Dinesen of Out of Africa fame) and Denys Fitch Hatton, the exciting and elusive man they both love.

Counterculture, daredevilry, freewheeling... skateboarding is all that and more around the world.

Counterculture, daredevilry, freewheeling... skateboarding is all that and more around the world.