Sentences with phrase «explosive conclusion»
«Kung Fu Panda 2» includes the requisite explosive conclusion, with accompanying fights and taunts launched between Po and Shen.
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There are plenty of sharp, fun character moments, but the movie still feels like it's lumbering along to its inevitable explosive conclusion — a problem that's haunted superhero movies ever since.
These explosive conclusions were published in 1972 in a slim paperback called The Limits to Growth.
Nice seeming folks move into new home, begin receiving bizarre threats, things come to some kind of terrifying, explosive conclusion.
It is brilliant in construction the screenplay to an explosive conclusion.
This isn't just great action, it's terrific character development, and while the technical aspects do leave a lasting impression, it's really the quality screenwriting by Cameron that allows the film to pay off in a large way as the film heads toward its explosive conclusion.
Action, suspense, romance and family secrets lead to an explosive conclusion!
When reading Complicit, trust nothing and no one as you race toward the explosive conclusion of this gripping psychological thriller from the William C. Morris Award - winning author of Charm & Strange.
It all builds to a suspenseful, explosive conclusion.
Trust nothing and no one as you race toward the explosive conclusion of the gripping psychological thriller Complicit from Stephanie Kuehn, the William C. Morris Award — winning author of Charm & Strange.
Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City — The explosive conclusion to the highest - rated game of all time, Grand Theft Auto IV, featuring two complete games on one disc: The Lost and Damned & The Ballad of Gay Tony.
Jack makes his way through a chaotic scene of debris, gently pushing away hovering debris as he makes his way to the trailer's explosive conclusion, which pits him against two armored enforcers who are immune to his time - altering abilities.
The message from on high that Monckton is attempting to deliver is that Dr. Murry Salby, the fired Professor, has reached the «explosive conclusion that temperature change drives CO2 concentration change and not the other way about».