Sentences with phrase «feel like the hero of»

It was a narrative in which they had felt like heroes of a sort, and certainly martyrs.

Learners will feel like the hero of their own story, by being able to have impact on their environment, to interact with objects, with maps, with characters.

Like the games before it, Fable: The Journey stands strong on its accessibility, its sense of charm and wonder and because it, more than any other game, makes you feel like the hero of a fairytale.

If you want to feel like the hero of a 1960's sci - fi film, here's your chance.

Not exact matches

There's not much there in terms of the motives, goals, and overall, a lot of them don't feel like a genuine threat to our heroes.

Meanwhile, Leigh, who spends a majority of the movie covered in blood like some outlaw version of Carrie, sometimes feels like the villain and other times like the hero.

For people to call me a hero, of course that makes me feel good, it makes me feel like I've helped them and that's what I wanted to do.

This creation sort of makes me feel like a dinner - hero because this beauty before you can meet up with your tummy in about 30 minutes.

On every visit to Oregon, Josh made a point of running at the Prefontaine Track in Eugene, to feel like his hero, Steve Prefontaine.

Considering the relative successes of the Hero and Torrey, feels like we might be due for a small stumble.

Write down everything you wish you could do on scraps of paper (eat dinner with two hands, read a magazine, watch Heroes — the small stuff here that makes you feel like you again) and put them in a jar.

Winning a School Nutrition Hero award made Rusan feel «a little like Cinderella» and he felt honored to be in the company of his fellow nominees and award winners.

I know there are many advantages to central kitchens (improved food safety, quality control, etc.) and experts like Janet Poppendieck (one of my personal school food heroes) support their use, but I hung up the phone with Boundas feeling depressed.

But they seemed surprised when, predictably, she acted Dr. Laura — ish: «When the wife does not focus in on the needs and the feelings, sexually, personally, to make him feel like a man, to make him feel like a success, to make him feel like her hero, he's very susceptible to the charm of some other woman making him feel what he needs,» Schlessinger said.

«It's hard to feel like you're some hero of science or innovation when you're trying to keep up with what we used to do,» Green says ruefully.

We understand that every bodybuilder feels the urge to mimic the styles and techniques of his bodybuilding heroes, but keep in mind that not everything the pros do can be applied to your training, and some of it is just plain wrong, like not using your thumbs to hold the bar on the bench press.

I'd love to get into it now in the book but I feel like fiber is the unsung hero of hormone balance especially for the global experience that we're all having of estrogen dominance and estrogen pressure from 700 known xenoestrogens.

First and foremost, I liked that Strike was a regular bloke rather than a textbook «hero» with various special attributes that placed him head and above the other characters; plus, all of his interactions and reactions felt very realistic to me.

The slits kind of make me feel like I'm a super hero wearing a cape.

So I wanted to feel myself like one of its heroes that is why I looked for a website that is totally free of charge to use and found hornyasia.com.

The same goes for Sundance «it» guy Tye Sheridan, who — like Miller — feels like the kind of rugged individual who's going to be our hero.

I feel this movie wouldve been so much better if a seasoned director had done it like John Singleton... anyway, its just alot of hype because hes the «first» black super hero (do nt tell Wesley Snipes though) and if you really want to see black panther skip the full length movie and see Wakanda in Infinity war... as far as black panther goes he was great in civil war and infinity war, you can skip the 2 hour trip to the land of vibranium.

Their fights with the Avengers are the film's highlights, and a couple of them truly feel like significant threats to Earth's Mightiest Heroes.

The result feels a bit like a lavishly produced, superhero - and supervillain - stocked standup comedy special, with fight scenes, chases and explosions spliced into footage of the hero telling you about the wild couple of weeks he just had.

The whole affair feels like the second movie in a trilogy because it does the whole «hero fights an evil version of themselves» storyline, which doesn't work when we don't really know our hero.

This game feels like indie version of heroes, but gameplay is broken at this state.

It's a smart movie — a quintessentially L.A. one, too, in its self - awareness (the nameless hero is a stuntman, Richard Rush fans take note), and it has an extraordinary quality of stillness that paints in confident strokes what it feels like to be completely alone by luck you call choice.

Some directors are great storytellers without their presence being felt, but De Palma, much like his cinematic hero Alfred Hitchcock, is a master manipulator of both his medium and his audience.

So while anyone who has any memory of the early Seventies will feel like they're back there again with the establishment / counterculture antagonisms and raging ego trips and spells of mellow sunlight, they will also, like the film's hero, detect another phantom vibe.

I really liked the dynamic of the movie that citizens have mixed feelings for the hero.

I like focused biopics that don't feel they need to go from cradle to grave, but the focus here gives the film a bit of unearned hero worship, as we see LBJ hold the country together after tragedy and fight for civil rights against caricaturish opponents.

Iron Man 3 feels a lot like the end of the series, which isn't a bad thing — Robert Downey Jr. does the hero's journey thing quite well — but director Black handles it oddly.

It almost feels like a more word heavy Zelda - type story about a legendary hero, his bloodline, and the reacquiring of the legendary Zenithian sword and armor.

So when I first went down to Michoacán I really felt like it was this hero - villain story, of good fighting evil, of men in white shirts going in to fight this evil cartel.

We're going to be seeing films of all kinds and genres within this shared universe, and more so than any of the other MCU films, Black Panther feels like an invitation for everyone to take part — to tell stories from unique perspectives and world views, and to bring cultural, ideological, and social ideals to these comic book heroes.

These games can seem like simplistic power fantasies but musou games are less about exhibiting raw strength and more about capturing the feeling of epic stories where heroes perform awe - inspiring deeds.

The best example is the climax of the film, where the city is under siege and all you can think of is how much it feels like the climactic battle in The Avengers, only with half - shelled heroes.

It often feels more like an ensemble piece that the story of a single hero, and with a cast like this, that proves to be a very good thing.

It's another origin story we're familiar with in the world of comic book heroes, but given the emphasis on magic and alternate dimensions, there are many other toys in the toy box to play with to keep it all feeling like something new to the universe of big - screen superheroes.

i love the direction of this movie so glad it is «nt another cheese fest comedic super hero movie like GOTG this feels like it has a message, some depth to the lore and characters and has a very cerebral tone and feel

Consequently this film, more than the other two, feels like a straight line: less improvisation, more inevitability, all of it leading to the moment where our hero, the merciless assassin, decides whether his training to be an instrument overrules his instinct to be a human.

Him taking over and sometimes adding to what Zimmer had already done made this feel like the kind of adventures that many like to see when viewing movies about epic heroes attempting to save the world.

With these additions, Dragon Quest Heroes 2 feels like the best of both series, despite one or two moments when the two vastly different franchises clash.

With regards to the introduction of previous Heroes from other games, it's done in the similar fashion as to how any new character is introduced, usually by you joining them in battle to assist them, or having to battle them first and then they join you, but while I would like to applaud its story for the way it does mirror that of one you'd expect from a lesser Fire Emblem game, but there can be no denying that despite the approach taken, it's story does feel like that of Fire Emblem Heroes and Hyrule Warriors slapped together with some of the names, items and minor details changed to something else.

Ultimately, despite its power - ups and multiple characters, Not A Hero feels like it's missing just one layer of gameplay, something to make it stick to your ribs as it goes down.

Like his hero, you feel Miike could come out brawling practically for the rest of time, while we stagger around behind him hopelessly trying to keep up with his output.

Dolan goes on to explain that «this «villain» subplot, albeit funny and entertaining, didn't feel like it belonged to the rest of the story, which ended up not being on heroes or their nemesis, bur [sic] rather on childhood, and its dreams.»

«That's the genre where I feel like two characters can be the two heroes and the two villains of the film — they are both one another's chief obstacles and one another's chief goal in the movie.

Overall, Heroes & Legends: Conquerors of Kolhor feels like a demo even with its full release.

After what feels like years of wishing and hoping and spamming studio heads, Marvel and DC finally announced that two brand new lady heroes would be heading to the big screen.