But any intrigue and atmosphere is swiftly lost, as Nick's plane crashes back in the UK and things descend
into generic action.
Not exact matches
The point is, Wikus is a man, not an
action hero, and unlike some recent examples, he earns his badass moments because we know how fucking angry and afraid he is, and how much he just wants to get away... it turns an otherwise
generic action moment
into a display of singular courage.
This movie only exists as a crass way for Hollywood to make money by updating a known story
into a
generic medieval setting with tons of meaningless
action.
Courtney still has that
generic action hero feel about him and often fades
into the background.
Sure, the Brothers Grimm fairy tale existed long before Walt Disney made the classic animated Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, but this movie only exists as a crass way for Hollywood to make money by updating a known story
into a
generic medieval setting with tons of meaningless
action.
It injects some quicktime
action into the script by having powerful characters briefly bash on
generic Kree mooks, but there's not much in the way of meaningful stakes, so it falls flat.
Based on true events in the resistance against the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong, the film is so effective at its
generic thrills, the suspense and
action sequences and quiet moments of melancholy patriotism and laments for lost comrades that form the core of the resistance / war film, everything from For Whom the Bell Tolls to Army of Shadows, that one almost doesn't notice that she's radically revised one of the most masculine of genres
into a story about the unbreakability of women.
Streamlining the combat and narrative
into an Uncharted clone changed it from an
action / platformer
into a
generic shooter, and...
Rupert Friend certainly looks the part of the titular assassin, and the
action sequences appear to make good use of the R - rating, but with so many better video game properties begging to be made
into films, did we really need another
generic action flick based on one that didn't work the first time?
Transistor belies its
generic name by being anything but run - of - the - mill; it's an
action game with turn - based combat: a combination that, before you get
into it, will cause you to take a step back and ask of developer SuperGiant games, «Will they get away with it??».
At the same time, the physical
actions of winding, hanging and braiding the yarn transformed the
generic, public material
into intimate, personal space (narrative).
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