Sentences with phrase «fits the story plays»

Not exact matches

Well try playing that for over 100 years with someone who intentionally might change the story to fit his agenda...

I certainly agree that the Bible is a collection of wiki - stories that play off similar themes, but I guess I'm not quite convinced that it fits so cohesively together as One Story.

And it reminded me of having read about Toscano's play about people in the Bible who do not fit the usual gender binary http://www.petersontoscano.com/transfigurations… so perhaps some stories did get told, though in ways that are hidden to those not open to seeing.

Lynch has a life story fit for a memoir, which is exactly what she did this year with Out of Line: A Life of Playing with Fire.

Where I hope Wenger won't be «Wenger» will be to start playing him at Wing back, HE IS A DAMN GOOD ATTACKING MIDFIELDER AND HE IS NOT VERSATILE (in Yesterdays» game he scored 2 great goes the moment he moved to the AM position from the WB position — that tells you where home is for this talented young man) He will fit well across the front 3, end of story.

i know there is not much to write about but people try to find some kind of» story» when there is none, national managers don, t think about the players clubs they, ll play their best players if they are available not worrying if they have a game soon afterwards they already don, t have enough time with their players so have to make most of it, i believe wenger is managing giroud, getting him fit, fresh in view of a long season and is doing it while he has most of the squad fit im sure we will reap the rewards with giroud not having a spell of 10 games without scoring.

When you have your best players seemingly fit you play them, end of story, no matter who you are.

Jon is now a 4 - time bestselling author on the subject of fitness and nutrition, including «Fit Over 40», «7 Minute Body», and «The Every Other Day Diet» — and testosterone plays a big role in his story.

It's a lot of fun to play in the open world and the gameplay mechanics are fantastic, but the story kidnaps you and railroads you into a very strange narrative which doesn't really fit all that well with the rest of the gameplay experience.

Alternatively, you can ignore every single case file and do whatever you want at your own pace; should you exceed the time allocated to the main story cases, you will fail and get a unique cutscene, but you're free to continue playing until the three days are up as you see fit.

There was also a scene released where the film's star Newt (played by Eddie Redmayne) mentions Dumbledore and the attacks in Europe, so it's only fitting a sequel would start to link those stories.

While A Taste of Honey (1961) fits neatly into the kitchen - sink description with its succession of grim apartments, the anger in this story is provided by not a young man but a young woman, Jo, played by the then unknown Rita Tushingham.

Films that might have fit this putative strand included the charming but overlong Timeless Stories, co-written and directed by Vasilis Raisis (and winner of the Michael Cacoyannis Award for Best Greek Film), a story that follows a couple (played by different actors at different stages of the characters» lives) across the temporal loop of their will - they, won't - they relationship from childhood to middle age and back again — essentially Julio Medem - lite, or Looper rewritten by Richard Curtis; Michalis Giagkounidis's 4 Days, where the young antiheroine watches reruns of Friends, works in an underpatronized café, freaks out her hairy stalker by coming on to him, takes photographs and molests invalids as a means of staving off millennial ennui, and causes ripples in the temporal fold, but the film is as dead as she is, so you hardly notice; Bob Byington's Infinity Baby, which may be a «science - fiction comedy» about a company providing foster parents with infants who never grow up, but is essentially the same kind of lame, unambitious, conformist indie comedy that has characterized U.S. independent cinema for way too long — static, meticulously framed shots in pretentious black and white, amoral yet supposedly lovable characters played deadpan by the usual suspects (Kieran Culkin, Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally, Kevin Corrigan), reciting apparently nihilistic but essentially soft - center dialogue, jangly indie music at the end, and a pretty good, if belated, Dick Cheney joke; and Petter Lennstrand's loveably lo - fi Up in the Sky, shown in the Youth Screen section, about a young girl abandoned by overworked parents at a sinister recycling plant, who is reluctantly adopted by a reconstituted family of misfits and marginalized (mostly puppets) who are secretly building a rocket — it's for anyone who has ever loved the Tintin moon adventures, books with resourceful heroines, narratives with oddball gangs, and the legendary episode of Angel where David Boreanaz turned into a Muppet.

But, convenient to the story (yet never satisfactorily explained), the once - proud chief has been mellowed by cancer and seven years in an Army prison, and now, he's fit to serve as the exception who challenges Blocker's stereotypes — «the good Indian» whose company will bring Blocker and his band of racist cavalry officers around (as if there's any sacrifice that can absolve them of the part they played in the battle of Wounded Knee).

Lucas Hedges, who plays Joe's son Patrick, must not only pronounce his vowels the same way, he must fit in seamlessly with this story's family.

Fassbender's story is by far the more exciting as he tracks down the Nazi doctor who experimented on him 20 years ago to exploit his super powers, he's charismatic, very impressive in the fights, and fits easily into the cynical outsider role played by Hugh Jackman's Wolverine in the earlier movies.

It's clear almost immediately who everyone else in this story is and where they fit in but he's the wild card and it plays beautifully into the final scene.

And while it's easy to point at the breakaway success of battle royale games and your typical streamer - bait titles, there are plenty of examples in the industry for high - quality, AAA story - focused titles which still achieved success, meaning Red Dead Redemption 2 focusing on story and solo play is still fitting the «trends».

Asch is content to fit the story into an over familiar mold, and is drawn to blunt, obvious contrasts, such as that between Sam's righteous father (well played by Mark Ivanir) and the unscrupulous Yosef.

She just didn't really fit into the story well and really any actress could have played her part.

Despite some acknowledgement that the storyline has been contorted to fit a traditional narrative story arc, and the fact that we know where the story is eventually going to lead long before all of the pieces come into play, Belle hits the right notes at the right times to please fans of «hoity - toity» period piece dramas.

As the story goes, we find Robin stealing from the rich to give to the poor, all while giving the Sheriff of Nottingham, played by Ben Mendelsohn, absolute fits.

Toy Story is easily one of the most popular franchises at Disney, so it is only fitting that the series would receive its very own play set for Disney Infinity.

Challenge your students to think of a book, film or play that doesn't fit one of these seven story types.

Or if you put together your family's story in a creative fashion... adding dialogue as you imagine some events played out and creating a rich tapestry of history and culture and how your family fit in, then maybe you want to call it a family biography using the techniques of creative nonfiction.

Agreed I might play through it one more time I personally want them doing the rest of their games this way and regards to the smaller stories because I feel it definitely fits the game.

Of course if you haven't played the games there's plenty of reason to get the the trilogy as you'll be getting three awesome games for the price of one and all of them fit together into one story, giving one really big massive game.

And you say this now having played the game, but if Kojima saw fit to integrate the story with the gameplay, and I doubt anyone would complain.

Like I said, Dragon Quest VII is a sequence of short stories, so with systems like Nintendo 3DS where you can bring it to work, play it for a little bit, then put it down, I thought that being able to basically bring the game anywhere you go would be a really good fit.

It's a little weird at times, as even the cutscenes from the standard campaign remain the same, but all in all, it's a scintillating unlockable and quite an impressive amount of work went into the voice overs and making the story fit within the missions that you already played.

I really like how the story progresses and you can find the Commanders who fit your play style.

The music is also an absolute high - point, with a fantastic sense of style to fit the varied and unlikely scenarios being played out in the story, and a neat touch of being able to switch the «radio» in a car while rampaging around the streets.

Distance is getting to be a surprisingly large game between the story mode, split - screen, online play, and Steam Workshop / level editor support, so we continually have to be smart about what features are a good fit for the team to work on.

Because there is not one main story the game centers on; you are pretty much free to play the ones that interest you at the moment - excluding the ones locked at the beginning - in any order you see fit.

The videogame has been designed specifically for the purpose of immersing you in a world of high fantasy; allowing you to create a character and then play out his or her story however you see fit.

The motivations and premise all fit, and maybe it's because I first played it when I was so young, but it's rare for me to feel so much like I'm in a story instead of just watching it.

2001: Pikmin, Animal Crossing, Golden Sun, Luigi's Mansion 2002: Eternal Darkness, Legend of Starfy (Japan) 2003: Mario & Luigi RPG series, WarioWare, Baiten Kaitos 2004: Mario vs DK 2005: Geist, Battalion Wars, Trace Memory 2006: Wii Sports, Drill Dozer, Electroplankton, Chibi Robo, Elite Beat Agents, Excite Truck (debatable revival of old IP that is different than 80's installments) 2007: Wii Play, Diasaster: Day of Crisis (not released in NA), Hotel Dusk 2008: Wii Fit, Wii Music, Art Style series which consists of dozens of games that are all new IPs in their own right, Fossil Fighter, Endless Ocean 2009: Rhythm Heaven 2010: Art Academy, Glory of Heracles (in NA), Line Attack Heroes (in JP), Wii Party, Flingsmash, Fluidity 2011: Steel Diver, Xenoblade, Pushmo 2012: Sakura Samurai, Dillon's Rolling Western, The Last Story, Nintendo Land, Spirit Camera (debatable spin off of other IP) 2013: Pandora's Tower, Kersploosh!

The story is told in pieces through each character and somewhat fits together like a puzzle as you play through it.»

Murder, betrayal and revenge are the classic formula for a story set in any timeline, but it fits more when your time was labeled B.C. Ryse: Son of Rome has a very simple story allowing you to play through the adventure as Marius Titus a young soldier who sees his family brutally murdered by a barbarian horde and vows revenge to kill them all.

Aside from the above, I honestly really enjoyed playing The Sexy Brutale; the strange retro world and dark story fit that perfect little electro - swing niche that I really do need sometimes.

The Street Fighter V story mode gives players the opportunity to play through individual character stories and learn important background information on each character like how they fit in the story of the game and their relationships with other characters.

I spoke with Gonzalez about the creative inspirations behind the world of Horizon Zero Dawn, the degree to which players can expect to change the game world via their role - playing choices, and how Horizon Zero Dawn fits into the larger genre of man vs. machine sci - fi stories.

Each one of us plays a specific part which fits into a larger story.

Most of the law bloggers who perpetuated the story were co-conspirators, while The New York Times printed some news that wasn't fit, and displayed little to no sense of humor about having been played.