Sentences with phrase «fun character work»

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The cosplay contest is always a great way to show everyone's hard work and just how much fun it is seeing your favorite characters to life.

im Matt im 30 years old and i make death the kid let's play videos on youtube i do alot of anime character voices and alot of voice acting work from home along with a normal job, i love to play video games and stream with friends, i am a fun loving person who likes to make people smile...

Yes, the characters are wealthy and have beautiful sea - side houses but the story works and the acting is fun and moving.

What Worked: It's a lot of fun to see all your favorite characters on the screen again.

Naomie Harris, who gets to have fun after putting in such raw, wrenching work in 2016's «Moonlight,» shows her lighter side as Dr. Kate Caldwell, even though her character comes with a sad backstory involving her ailing brother.

The main characters are fun and likable and the situational bits that work, far outweigh the sketches that don't.

Toby Kebbell is one of the most fun young character actors working today.

American Pie worked because it poked fun at the main (male) protagonists who ran around doing stupid things, whilst most of the female characters were quite sensible in comparison.

The film also has an extra layer of fun guesswork built in because its characters are constantly explaining how magic tricks and misdirection work, so it's essentially giving you the answers while daring you to figure it out («The closer you look, the less you see») before the movie's over.

She is pretty much naked her entire storyline, which works well in the comics and is fun for this movie, but I'm not sure she made for the most captivating character to care about.

Viewers would be forgiven for their hesitance to see another movie from the directors of the «Vacation» reboot, but John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein, working from a pitch - perfect screenplay by Mark Perez («Accepted»), have crafted an ensemble comedy that lives up to its high - concept premise while giving a gang of talented actors — including the gifted Jason Bateman, so rarely employed to great effect on the big screen — fun characters and big, outrageous moments.

What makes Stung so much fun is that it takes itself seriously enough for the plot, characters and theme to work, but it never pushes itself too far to the point where the whole thing feels silly.

Inventing characters is a lot of fun but I don't think I'm capable of creating a fictional character that could possibly be as dimensional, idiosyncratic or fully realized as the actual people I read about in the newspaper every day — which is another way of saying that when you're telling a true story, life itself has done most of the work for you.

Fans of the Richler work and of Paul Giamatti, who would go on to garner a Golden Globe for his fine performance, in general should find more to love than the common viewer, as the character of Barney himself is flawed and not particularly fun to watch as he goes through bouts of alcoholism, depression, philandering and narcissism that has you questioning just how such lovely women could ever fall for him.

A. I had a lot of fun with the character and loved that I got to work not far from where I live with idols of mine like Gary Oldman, Michael Keaton or Jennifer Ehle.

Paul Rudd was one of the best parts, his dead pan humor worked for the character and he seemed to be having fun.

Her and the majority of the other supporting characters are broad characatures, which sometimes work (two large dumb cousins are fun to watch) but often don't.

He makes his interconnecting story work with some great character choices, and at the same time gives us a few scenes where we enjoy some honestly fun moments.

The character work is lovely, granting the cuddly creatures a full range of emotion, and the construction of the animal kingdoms, especially the hidden mouse world, is inventive and fun.

The four main characters are stellar personalities, and each one stands out for a different reason: Becca is the young filmmaker who takes her work very seriously, carefully crafting frames and cinematic scenes for her documentary; Pop Pop takes extreme pride in being a strong farmworker, but struggles greatly with his increasing age; Nana is kind and fun - loving, baking cookies and playing hide and seek with her grandchildren, but fights to retain control of her faculties in the evening.

Screenwriters Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman and Damon Lindelof do an admirable job juggling all the characters while working in enough humor to show that science fiction films can be fun, but not at the expense of detracting from the action.

It's fun, it's well written, the drama is believable, the characters are great, the story is real and all of this is balanced terrifically with some nicely crafted humor that works fantastically when it needs to.

Even Rachel McAdams, whose earth - bound character Christine, a nurse at the hospital, had a bit of green screen work to contend with for a fun set piece.

They had a fun character to work with and an actor game for any promotional stunt.

«Lucasfilm worked closely with Disney Interactive to develop a fun experience for kids and families who are just getting to know these new Star Wars characters and stories.»

Mother, Jugs & Speed is one of many seriocomic work - related movies to come out in the mid-70s, not too dissimilar to Car Wash and FM, with an ensemble cast of eccentric characters, sporting a hip (for the time) soundtrack and a marriage of fun with drama at the end.

The process of crafting and gathering supplies and building your first safe zone is well - done and addictive once you get going and understand how the basic gameplay systems work — the day and night cycle, the gathering and crafting of materials, the up - keep of your character's food, water and energy needs — and killing zombies is a genuinely terrifying, albeit fun task.

Although this latest iteration was a significant letdown for me, I still had a ton of fun working my way through the challenging campaign and meeting all the new characters.

The cast is great, but when the movie wants to have fun it feels off, from Parker dunking on a guy to using his web to get Gwen to kiss him, these cool moments don't build the character, so much as work against him.

Kim from the outset is presented as a headstrong girl but she succumbs physically to Jonny very quickly which degraded her character a little for me but she is a nineteen year old working as a chalet girl without her parents around so... fun and frolics must ensue... However what is more refreshing to watch is the journey of Kim, overcoming obstacles and her past trauma in order to shine on the slopes.

Doc in and of himself is less than revelatory — he's basically a stock Western character — but Rockwell has some fun with him, and he works well in the context of the story, so again, no complaints.

At the film's recent press day, Speedman spoke about his creative collaboration with Egoyan with whom he worked previously on Adoration, how Egoyan wrote the role specifically with him in mind, why he was drawn to the complicated character and enjoyed the challenge of an enigmatic story, the backstory he created for his character, his research with the Kitchener - Waterloo detectives, working with Reynolds and Dawson, how they had fun while doing serious work on a dark movie, and his upcoming films: October Gale, a romantic thriller with Patricia Clarkson, and Out of the Dark, a horror - thriller with Julia Stiles.

This «updated» adaptation of Dumas» work is pretty flimsy, but the actors playing the characters seem to know this, and rise to the challenge of making it all light and fun.

Arrietty boasts beautiful imagery, rich characters, warm humor, and whimsical fun, all key ingredients of prior Ghibli works.

It took me a little while to get comfortable juggling so many characters at once but it makes for a fun system that lets you discover the classes that work best for your play style.

The movie works better when it lets the supporting characters have some fun, if only because it gives us a break from the central quartet.

Ultimately, the movie works because the endearing and charismatic characters make the experience so fun and don't take anything seriously.

That said, my favorites that I were able to catch were «Hunt for the Wilderpeople» such strong heart and character work that elevates a simple idea into giddy, moving, feel good fun.

In the booklet, students will: - Respond to a stimulus image - Come up with a range of concepts in relation to the image - Storyboard their main idea - Create character profiles for major characters - Write a portion of a script for the performance - Evaluating rehearsals - Evaluating performances - Engaging in a range of design work activities (such as set and costume designs) Has proved popular with studnets (fun) and staff (low maintenance) Feedback welcomed and appreciated!

For this fun cooperative group project, students work together to describe the two main characters, the problem, and the solution of the story.

For this extra large and fun cooperative group project, students work together to describe the two main characters, the problem, and the solution.

I just advised a novelist client I'm working with to create a Facebook page for her main character, too, and she embraced the idea because it would be more fun for her than focusing on herself.

As we worked on these characters, we realized mean is more fun when there's something beating underneath it all — if not a heart of gold, then at least one that's gold - plated.

Shakespeare aficionados will have fun recognizing Haig's modern - day counterparts to the Bard's creations, but Haig's work lives and breaths in its own right with freely imagined characters whose lives and destinies are controlled by their own personalities and the setting.

I'm working on a second Sangamon Village novel and having lots of fun with new research and a new assortment of characters, including some really bad dudes.

For some authors, having fans write new plots with their established characters is a flattering look at the ways their readers engage with the characters, and symbolizes that the authors» works were so meaningful to the fans that they weren't ready to let go of the fun.

Or think about other themes in your work that could inspire something fun: a collection of recipes; a character's favorite books, movies, or music; or what research and resources were essential for completing your work.

You can tell that writer Ryan North is having fun with his work on this series, even without the occasional remarks from the writer (or the characters) in the margins under the comics.

My fiction work is based on a modern - day Sherlock Holmes character and is great fun.