Sentences with phrase «fistfights between»

Fistfights between men are frequently depicted.

In this episode, Scientific American editor - in - chief John Rennie talks about the magazine's history of involvement with efforts to debunk medical quakery and paranormal fakery, which included a fistfight between a Sci Am editor and Harry Houdini.

I singled out one of the film's most visually dazzling sequences — a prolonged fistfight between Ryan Gosling and Harrison Ford in a cavernous nightclub populated by glitchy holograms — and I asked him what challenges he faced while lensing that scene.

A pretend fistfight between Walter and his boss is depicted with some bloody injuries, along with a real, frightening encounter with a shark.

First, with a fistfight between brothers in a bar called «Irish Eyes» (with Irish fiddling on the jukebox) and then with an incident that wouldn't look out of place in an opera.

«It's like learning a new language,» Common says, and stuntwoman Heidy Moneymaker astutely compares a fistfight between two characters to a dance.

Not exact matches

While not as good or as popular as Smokey, there is the same affable charm, full of likeable Good Ole Boys and plenty of fistfights occurring in between scenes of vehicular carnage.

Other than a fistfight involving the two leaders (including repeated punches to the face and some blood), most of the action violence happens between the airborne flamethrowers and the humans (who are occasionally eaten whole).

Other violence occurs from confrontations between characters, resulting in fistfight beatings and guns being used in threatening ways.

The climactic sequence is a no - holds - barred assortment of «vehicular warfare» (between cars, a drone, and a helicopter), fistfights, and a flipping and free - running foot - chase (featuring Tony Jaa and providing the most noticeable example of Walker's absence).

For example: there's a fantastic scene where an argument between Jeff Bridges and Timothy Bottoms escalates into a fistfight — the shots start to come faster and faster, almost every new shot from a different camera angle, culminating in a shocking moment of violence.

Apparently, simmering hostilities between the two students, which had begun weeks earlier at an out - of - school party, finally erupted into a fistfight.

Couple that with the ability to fire guns, getting into fistfights, recklessly driving everything in sight, sneaking around etc., and you have the recipe for an incredible crossover between Assassin's Creed and Grand Theft Auto.

This 45 - minute performance will center on about a fistfight that took place on July 2, 1925 between Symbolist and Surrealist artists at a banquet in Paris.