Sentences with phrase «end of the second act»

While the script nearly turns him into a full - on douchebag by the end of the second act, Jonah Hill keeps us invested in the character.

And then there's Johnny Depp, popping up near the end of the second act and threatening to steal the film as his oddball detective, Guy Lapointe, devours scenery like a shark chowing through Amity Island tourists.

By the end of the second act, the men end up robbing the bank and pulling off the unthinkable... or did they?

The new levels are setup in a Sonic and Knuckles style, where there are two acts to each zone, with a boss at the end of the second act.

For a few minutes toward the end of the second act, Grudge Match starts to get a little sappy.

(meaning, light eddie murphy's head for the cocaine overdose scene at the end of the second act)

By the end of the second act you'll think the characters have gone off the deep end and failed in their attempt to rob the NASCAR race, but all is not what it seems.

There's a revenge plot to sabotage a rally Vivian's holding, and the movie even introduces a randomly pregnant character near the end of the second act, just so the climax can involve an extended birth sequence.

They're also given much more to do, to the point that it's one of Newt's decisions that propels the entire film, and Gottlieb gets something of a hero moment near the end of the second act.

But as you can guess, it's not that easy and a few naked speed bumps come up along the way, causing quite the intense climax in the end of the second act.

A long stretch at the end of the second act is fairly suspenseful, and represents the film's closest approach to a conventional thriller.

What Clint Eastwood has done is turn the sports movie formula on its ear with this film, focusing on the human aspects of boxing and shifting focus directly to the ultimate price of such an endeavor with a twist at the end of the second act.

Later on, what I thought would be the end of the film was really just the end of the second act.

For this writer, that moment arrived during an extended, affectionate, wholly unexpected homage dropped at the end of the second act.

There is however a beautiful sequence near the end of the second act, equally haunting and confusing, where the teen spots a horse walking though the dusty streets.

It took place near the end of the second act, it's when they find Fury in the bunker and Scarlett takes issue with the fact that Fury did not let her in on the fact that he was still alive, and she actually believed that he was dead.

Also, the story has to follow a predictable path, I fully understand that, which means it's important for the hero to lose everything at the end of the second act, but I have a feeling that most of the audience will be a little confused as well as depressed since the science - heavy talk abounds at the same time the hero is at his lowest.

By the end of the second act, the only time I'd ever use cover was to reload or to allow my health to regenerate while my Time Shield (which blocks all incoming gunfire) was recharging.