Sentences with phrase «dying genre»
In its time, Scream resurrected a basically dying genre, using clever meta - analysis and black humor.
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In the era where video games had passed from static displays to 4K and now VR who are filling our eyes with immersive realistic gameplay, medieval battle games bear a resemblance to a bit by bit dying genre.
In their upcoming game Dead Island Epidemic, you'll be taking on the zombie horde like you've never done before, but does different make this game better, or is it trying to resuscitate a slowly dying genre?
Sergio Leone took the spaghetti western and made it a relevant genre, while also breathing new life into a dying genre; the American Western.
Even music lovers might shy away from Whiplash, simply because Jazz is a dying genre, one that even me, someone who considers himself fairly open about music, rarely ventures into and explores.
Like a professional driver on an obstacle course, «The Perks Of Being A Wallflower» expertly avoids teen - movie cliches while breathing life into a dying genre.
«Knock on Any Door looks like a throwback to the socially conscious gangster movie of the 1930s... the resurrection of a dying genre.»
«The Girl Next Door» isn't a masterpiece in any film collection, but it does breathe life into a dying genre for a new generation requesting its own slice of «American Pie.»
With so many readers shopping online for both ebooks and print books, and many declaring book publishing a dying genre, what role do you see The Ripped Bodice playing?
However, Atlus could create a niche within a dying genre that spawned multiple sequels and spinoffs.
As an old survival horror fanatic, I offer my deepest gratitude to the developers of Deadly Premonition for allowing this dying genre to live just a little bit longer.
Some say that strategy games are a dying genre.
«I would not be surprised to see successful future games that are designed to be delivered as streaming video, but a new streaming delivery technology will not create a new online second life for this dying genre of content.
Allara writes that Neel «revived and redirected the dying genre of ameliorative portraiture by merging objectivity with subjectivity, realism with expressionism».