Sentences with phrase «few scary moments»

The game has too few scary moments for it to be a horror game, and the «scary» moments are not that scary either, more like creepy and weird.

Although the hosts produced a few scary moments for their rivals, it was Richards to made the decisive contribution in the opening 45 minutes as he sent his effort low into the bottom left corner to give the Villa fans a reason to smile.

Mustafi 6 — Horrible decision to pass centrally in run up to equaliser and a few scary moments.

Chambers had a few scary moments but I thought he grew into the game in the second half and on the other side I thought Kolasinac had one of his best games this season.

The more I did it, the more comfortable I became with those few scary moments of being completely out of control.

There may be a few scary moments for very young viewers, but older children and adults should find Pan satisfying as an adventure.

Based on the real - life memoirs of Willie Morris (a former editor of Harpers), this film contains mild profanities and a few scary moments, like a challenge to spend one night in a cemetery, some threatening bootleggers, and a deer killed by hunters.

There are a few scary moments, which is why it's rated PG.

But both the Disney animated version and its live - action remake are surprisingly bloodless, with the few scary moments punctuated by cheery songs.

Luckily nothing serious happened, just a few scary moments, and it was a med we didn't have to wean her off of and could stop right away.

I had a few scary moments, as we slowed descended the steep mountain, especially when there was a steep drop on one side of the carriage, and I felt myself clutching my hands tightly; but there was no need to fear, because fortunately the brakeman who operated our train was very experienced at his job and we arrived back at the bottom station with no problems!

Installing confidence in Tubes prior to his lesson, Horlock said, «I had a few scary moments in my dad's car while learning, stalling it behind buses and sliding across (the road) without anyone seeing me — but don't panic mate, you'll be alright.»