Sentences with phrase «gone out of the franchise»

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«So they went out and have a franchise that they feel has higher - end services and making sure good people are taking care of these elderly patients,» he says.

If we look at China as a guide for communist governments sorting out franchising regulations, it is going to be a rocky couple of years.

After KFC went from a single cafe to a franchised concept, Sanders sold the business in 1964, feeling out of his league at the age of 75 as the chain rapidly grew.

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There are a number of factors that go into figuring out the right franchise opportunities for an individual.

Commercial financing programs such as mezzanine financing, asset - based lending, equipment financing, and much more can help make buying and furnishing a franchise much easier than paying out of pocket or going into debt by taking out bank loans.

The big rumor coming out of Hollywood today is that Disney is planning to go the James Bond route with the Indiana Jones franchise, bequeathing the fedora and leather jacket...

«Managers come to the home office for two weeks of classroom training, and then they go out and do 180 hours of on - the - job training in another franchising store,» Fish explains.

«We meet every week to just go through and find out what we can do to alleviate some of the pressure,» says Tom Jenkins, director of franchise operations.

So if you see a carousel of players constantly going in and out of the franchise, there's a good chance the organization isn't built to succeed.

One of the few last successful horror franchises in modern history would have to be the Paranormal Activity flicks where it goes to show, that a film that makes noises in another room can scare the living hell out of millions of people.

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The «Insidious» franchise may be running out of places to go, but Shaye appears to be just getting started.

There were a lot of cameos in the movie of actors that played in both the Hobbit and Lord of the RIngs movies, but they come and go and really add nothing to the story other than to give the Tolkien fanboys out there nerd boners and merge the two franchises together.

As far as the style and sense of humor goes, it does still feel unique among the rest of the pack of franchises out here, even if it can't achieve the level of success in either of those departments that the first film did, particularly in the case of the comedy as a lot of the jokes in this one fall very flat.

When you're the highest - grossing R - rated original comedy of all - time, there's no question that you're going to get a sequel as quick as the studio can get you to push it out, regardless of how little sense it makes to forge a franchise out of your initial product.

Despite a passable grade, given the stretched - out feel to the movie, with, for a film about a nationwide revolution, the feeling that it's a bit small in terms of scope, this is a clear example of why splitting the final book into two films, while financially smart, is quite a bad choice for fans, who deserve to feel fired up when going into the fourth and final film in the franchise.

And yet, the writer has learned something from the Potter franchise, clearly going out of her way to establish a foundation that can be enriched and expanded upon in future films.

I thought out of the box this was going to be a great iteration of the NASCAR franchise, like I mentioned earlier the menu system I thought was fantastic and it really did grab your attention, but as you get into the game you realize that the game still needs a lot of work.

So we don't have a ton to go off of when it comes to Passengers, but what I do know not only piques my interest but gives me reason to believe this could be one of the most unique, interesting, and entertaining films that comes out in 2016 — a year I continue to bemoan as already looking formulaic and franchised to the hilt.

Bay's photo, of a lime - colored vintage car, probably doesn't reveal a new Autobot or Decepticon, but fans of classic rides can always hold out hope that the fifth installment of the franchise will go retro.

Director George Miller unleashes the explosive fury of a world gone mad in «Mad Max: Fury Road,» the fourth outing of the legendary franchise and a must see big screen experience.

For every viewer happily creeped out by the franchise's simple scare tactics — its video vision of things going bump and creak and moan in the dark — there's another moviegoer completely unfazed by such low - budget prankery.

While most will be sad to see it go, most of us who've hated the franchise will be happy it's finally on the way out.

The Russo brothers aren't entirely counting themselves out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe after they wrap their much - hyped (and still - untitled) «Avengers: Infinity War» sequel — frankly, they need a little bit of time to breathe before announcing anything about their franchise plans going forward — but the directors already have a clear idea what they'd like to see from the next phase of the sprawling blockbuster series.

Sure, it's been an interesting experiment of sorts, wondering just how far the filmmakers would go in creating the most complex horror franchise of all time, but I really suspect that most of the people buying tickets were like myself — feeling the need to act out the yearly ritual whilst never really believing the series was going to get any better.

I enjoyed the Sienna Guillory cameo that interrupted the closing credits — I love the unapologetic cheesiness the franchise consistently dishes up, perfectly exemplified in Guillory's parting words, «so people, whatever's waiting for you out there, just know one thing, you are gonna be in for the fight of your lives.»

1982's The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger is the first of a series of eight books — so if things go well, expect a long - running franchise out of this one.

The stealth campaign kept with the previous two films in the J.J. Abrams - produced franchise - the shakycam marauding monster mash Cloverfield (2008) and the elegantly claustrophobic maybe - it's - the - apocalypse thriller 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)- both of which seemed to emerge out of nowhere, fully formed and ready to go.

Two - part finales have become a go - to approach for studios to milk extra money out of fan - favorite young adult franchises - and arguably a way to give lengthier final book installments a bit more room to wrap everything up.

Urban, Pegg, and Yelchin mainly stand out courtesy of good laughs and exciting last minute saves, while Cho gets to add an intriguing new side to Sulu, one he'll hopefully explore further should the franchise go for round three.

Not even the action sequences (one of the franchise's few saving graces) are very good this time around, although Selene does rip out a dude's spinal cord, so it has that going for it.

it's nothing like kingdom hearts i love both franchises but kingdom hearts is hack n slash rpg monster hunter is more of an action / adventure rpg where you go out and hunt bigger monsters every time but give it a chance if you have a wii u or 3ds download the demo but keep in mind the demo throws you in the deep with no tutorial whatsoever so it can be difficult for new players

With less than two weeks to go until the release of Jigsaw, IGN has revealed a new clip from the eighth instalment in the Saw franchise which you can check out below... SEE ALSO: Horror sequel Jigsaw gets two new TV spots Watch this exclusive clip #Jigsaw, the long - awaited eighth film in the #Saw franchise!

Besides that, Monster Hunter World is finally bringing the franchise back to where it all began — as well as Xbox One and PC — and in spectacular fashion, with various new monster hunting abilities that look as though they're going to add more depth to one of the most commitment - heavy franchises out there.

Veteran director Richard Fleischer (Soylent Green, Tora Tora Tora) goes for a lighter tone and more juvenile delivery, wanting to branch the franchise out to kids who read the comic books, love WWF wrestling matches, enjoyed the tomb - raiding adventures of Indiana Jones, and the similar premise of such television fare as «The Masters of the Universe.»

The Twilight franchise comes to an end this November with the release of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2, but the series is planning on going out with a bang.

Screenwriter Jeff Nathanson (The Terminal), who conceived the story with franchise veteran Terry Rosio, goes out of his way to try and tie up every loose end left unresolved by the previous films especially as they pertain to Jack Sparrow and Hector Barbossa, their relationship the core element everything ends up revolving around.

In fact, it was Kinberg that brought the book to Drew Goddard («Cabin In The Woods»), the writer / director wrote what Kinberg calls an «incredible script» and Goddard was going to helm it, but because of his obligations to the «Spider - Man» franchise (he's directing the «Sinister Six» movie), he had to bow out.

Plus, find out How Black Panther Should Have Ended instead of what we saw on the big screen, and see a visual effects breakdown show off a bunch of post-production work that went in to the new Marvel franchise starter.

While all of you went out in droves to see the recent film in the Star Wars franchise I was too busy bustling with joy in the small theater next to -LSB-...]

Even Jennifer Lawrence doesn't appear particularly enthused about having to slog through this downer of a finale, and it's hard to blame her, because instead of going out on the high note that the franchise and its loyal fans deserved, my first thought when the film ended was, «Thank God it's finally over.»

Still not fixed though and not happy with Peugeot UK attitude towards my dealer franchise who are going out of their way to put things right.

so they will go out of business and / or have the franchise sold to someone who gives a damn about their customers.

And this goes back way before movies or cartoons, this goes waaaay [sic] back, so even though the best artists on the planet and franchise writers have been put in charge of this very important part of the Marvel universe some people still think that Marvel is out to blow its own foot off.

Adam Sartain is the face of the Rockets baseball franchise, a long - time left fielder with an easy - going attitude and a reputation for helping out in the community.

Some of you may say that Haze could compete but Haze is a new franchise and no one knows how this game is going to turn out.

Speaking of the future, Molyneux also blurted out some info on the rumored Fable III, saying, «If we were to take the franchise even further, going on from Fable II, I'm not announcing anything, but if you play See the Future you're going to be getting a flavor at what's going to be happening,» he said.

For Resident Evil, it proved that the franchise could still churn out great stuff after — we'll just go right out and say it — the disappointment of Resident Evil 5.

I sure as hell know that if the devs of some cancelled franchises I loved just straight up came out and said «if you don't buy our game, the franchise is dead», then I would have bought those games day one, but by the time I realized they were in trouble, it was too late and there was nothing that could be done about it, those franchises were gone, with no chance of saving them.