Sentences with phrase «from stellar voice»

Rise of the Tomb Raider encompasses everything I want in an action - adventure game, from stellar voice acting and an engaging plot, to sensational gameplay and presentation.

Not exact matches

Left alone to stop the book from falling into the wrong hands was the mischievous brownie, Thimbletack (voiced by Martin Short), who for many years did a stellar job, until the Grace family — twins Jared and Simon (both played by Freddie Highmore), Mallory (Sarah Bolger) and Helen (Mary - Louise Parker)-- moved into the Spiderwick estate.

The transfer's 5.1 DTS - HD Master Audio soundtrack is similarly stellar: Voices come through as loud and clear as you'd expect, but what's most surprising is how rich and varied everything else is, from typewriters clacking away in the ad offices to the busy drone of traffic in New York's city streets.

Interactive Entertainment and TT Games present an inside look at LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham with an animated panel discussion featuring exclusive first look at new gameplay, content reveals and announcements by TT Games Game Director Arthur Parsons and Executive Producer Phill Ring, along with a stellar line - up of voice talent from the game.

The voice acting from a stellar cast deserves high praise too.

The beats are predictable — it's obvious from the get - go that some sort of coming together against a common foe is going to happen — but even the trite bits are carried wonderfully, thanks to a stellar voice cast and outstanding facial animations.

If it were built around Keaton alone, Birdman would be strong enough, but Iñárritu draws a clutch of stellar turns from Andrea Riseborough (as the leading lady Thomson may or may not have got pregnant), Zach Galifianakis (in subtle, restrained mode as Thomson's loyal producer) and Amy Ryan (as Thomson's estranged wife, a voice of calm reason in a topsy - turvy world).

This is Behind the Voice, a series of interviews where we chat to stellar voice actors and hear things from their side of the fence and having heard from the wonderful Brianna Knickerbocker, joining us today is someone else who is just as iconic.

This and some absolutely stellar voice acting keep you invested in Lincoln's story from start to finish, even through an incredibly long period in the middle of the game when everything grinds to a halt so you can do the same thing over and over.

To name a few, Kevin Conroy does a stellar job voicing Batman as always, Jonathan Banks (Mike Ehrmantraut from Breaking Bad) provides a great voice for Commissioner Gordon and hearing the iconic Steve Blum (Spike Spiegel from Cowboy Bebop and the guy who perhaps has IMDB's biggest resume of voice roles) as a number of different baddies is just swell.

The soundtrack is still quite impressive and the voice acting from Joel (Troy Baker) and Ellie (Ashley Johnson) are stellar, to say the least, making their characters feel alive and real during their many adventures.

This is Behind the Voice, a series of interviews where we chat to stellar voice actors and hear things from their side of the fence and having heard from the wonderful Brianna Knickerbocker, joining us today is someone else who is just as iconic.

Nevertheless value concerns aside, Fragments of Him does a grandly commendable job of immersing you in the lives of those that were affected by Will's existence, with a variety of stellar and nuanced performances from the voice cast ably expounding on all manners of philosophy and minutiae of Will's life, resulting in an experience that at once is both delicately thoughtful and deeply affecting.

Unfortunately, the voice cast is largely underwhelming (save for a stellar turn from Lance Henricksen as Bishop) with rather stiff deliveries on all their lines.

The game received high praise for its visuals, incredible sense of freedom, and stellar performances from the voice cast.

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