Sentences with phrase «for uneven pacing»

Not exact matches

The export recovery has been uneven, and the pace is not what the central bank is hoping for («Exports were okay, but not great,» Poloz recently told Maclean's).

This film could have gone quite a distance, and it does have the heart to do so, but not the consistency, because, when it's all said and done, the pacing is too uneven, the narrative too undercooked, and the dramatics being too overambitious to transcend sentimentality, yet still too lazy to transcend formula, for the final product to truly reward.

Despite some inventive photography and decent gore for its day, its uneven pace renders it a curio for Coppola fans.

The film is seriously uneven with its focus, just as its uneven with its pacing and, yes, even its style, which is often grounded, or at least highly atmospheric, until jarring into a touch of abstractionism which is not realized enough for the film to flow with its themes.

For everyone else, you may find the badly - paced, uneven storyline a little hard to swallow.

Music - lover Clint Eastwood adapts the long - running stage musical for the big screen with mixed results: it recounts a terrific true story but has an uneven pace.

Despite some uneven pacing, «Avengers: Age of Ultron» does a good job setting up the events of Marvel films to come, and serves as a strong directorial finish for Joss Whedon in the Marvel cinematic universe.

The uneven pacing could be a turnoff for some, but it's key to the success of director James Ponsoldt's remarkably realistic approach to the material.

Even so, it was difficult for people to walk at a bear's pace on Dumpling's uneven shoreline.

I also feel like the lack of a successful precursor for the developers to observe and learn from may be responsible for how uneven the pacing is in Evolve.

«There's still a huge amount of uncertainty because the pace of recovery has been so uneven,» says Robert Bach, senior vice president and chief economist for Grubb & Ellis.