Sentences with phrase «intriguing characters seen»

Anyone who loved the quirky and intriguing characters seen in the Gearbox games won't be disappointed as each one, even the slightly useless sidekick Vaughn, has a distinctive look or sound that makes them unforgettable.

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He's an intriguing character because you could spend two hours in his company and see four different sides to him.

He is 34 now and is one of those intriguing characters we often see in golf — you know them when you see them — the ones who carry the mini-tour legend label with them.

Both deserve the spotlight, especially as each character adds layers and nuance as a solo act: Seeing which of the two comes out the winner is intriguing.

Stephen Minger, director of the Stem Cell Biology Laboratory at King's College London, UK, says he is «intrigued» by the claims but would like to see more proof of the cells» embryonic character.

The story and characters are very intriguing and the ghost mechanic keeps you on your toes (make sure you're not seen!)

Death of the Outsider successfully sees out one of its most intriguing lead characters and one of its most powerful villains in a worthwhile adventure.

However clichéd you might imagine the hit man premise for «The American» to be, know that not only does it contain two of the most intriguing female characters to come along in a dog's life, but it is one of the most sophisticated thrillers you will ever see.

It's just a matter of time, however, before the propulsive atmosphere takes a palpable hit, as Koepp, on several occasions, literally rewinds the clock to explore the circumstances that brought each of the characters to this point (eg we see exactly why Bobby desperately needs that package), with this device, intriguing as it may be, wreaking havoc on the film's momentum and highlighting the less - than - substantial nature of the storyline.

The same goes for Chris Cooper (The Patriot, American Beauty), who might have one of the most intriguing characters of the film, a person who hates liars so much he's willing to kill to see the truth be told.

There is mild intrigue to see which sides these characters would choose and then if they'd decide to change their minds, but not enough to, «happily» give a positive recommendation.

The result is a horror movie without horror and an adolescent bully comeuppance intrigue (see it best in Carrie) that has as its centre a character so Crispin Glover (so «one big cockroach right on his anus» Jingle Dell Crispin Glover) that it defeats sympathy and sense.

However, the best of them are the ones that intrigue an initial idea and elaborate upon it with the kind of well - developed characters, ingenious plots and emotional resonance that is rarely seen in films aimed at family audiences.

And while are certain aspects of «Ex Machina» that we've definitely seen before, the trailers hint at something much more intriguing, beginning with the stunning design of Alicia Vikander's A.I character.

Tilly's tart mother, Molly (Judy Davis), a sly fox who sees and feels a lot more than she likes to let on, is complex enough to be intriguing, and Winston gives Tilly an appealing down - to - earth warmth and capability that, paired with bouts of crippling self - doubt, makes the character relatable.

«they offer an intriguing early look at how the Zombieland TV show may go above re-inventing the original movie's characters, seeing how cast members Woody Harrelson (as Tallahassee), Jesse Eisenberg (Columbus), Emma Stone (Wichita) and Abigail Breslin (Little Rock) are pretty much guaranteed not to be reprising their roles.»

The scene in Shaun of the Dead in which Pegg's character walked to the shops through a zombie apocalypse without noticing anything amiss made a similar point, but it's intriguing to see Pegg and Wright underpin a whole film with a socio - political statement.

With the exception of an intriguing scene in which an eager crowd places bets on a dogfight between a pit bull and a smaller MTR, the humans seldom interact directly with these enormous E.T.s. Just imagine how dull «Jurassic Park» would be if the dinosaurs were seen exclusively in the far distance, as the paleontological safari intended, rather than endangering the characters in close proximity.

Michael Fassbender, as the title character, spends most of Frank wearing a large papier - mâché head, and this visual conceit intrigued me enough that I really wanted to see the movie (knowing nothing else about it).

The animation is great; the songs are (largely) better than you've heard, Tarzan himself is quite a decent and intriguing interpretation of the classic character, and while I haven't seen any of the other versions of Jane yet, I bet none of «em were as much of a cutie - pie as this one.

Spock is turning into a tricky one to get right, seeing as he is clearly the most intriguing of the characters we have at hand here, but it is always too easy to use him as your main event, which has caused the biggest problems with an unbalanced ensemble with the past two sequels.

Those that have seen that film might feel Keane to be somewhat redundant thematically, but for the vast majority that haven't seen Kerrigan's earlier work, Keane still impresses with Damian Lewis» (Dreamcatcher, An Unfinished Life) disturbing character portrayal, as well as moments of genuine intrigue.

To me, In Bruges has the intriguing dynamic between the two main characters that I don't see here, this one feels a bit more, what's the word, commercial.

We've been intrigued by what we've seen, but we don't know the worlds or characters to the extent that true fans do.

Even though it's a little more cartoon - like and laden with puns, seeing Capcom flesh out the world here with a recurring cast of characters is intriguing.

If you are patient and you want to brave all of that, then you will find a rich storyline riddled with secrets, intrigue, and some of the most complex character development seen in an RPG.

I'm also intrigued by the idea of upgradeable equipment with skill - trees of their own, making it seem as though the customization options available to your player character are quite robust, allowing would be Guardians to develop a character in any play style they see fit.

Death of the Outsider successfully sees out one of its most intriguing lead characters and one of its most powerful villains in a worthwhile adventure.

Although Overwatch is still first and foremost, a first - person shooter, it's definitely intriguing to see the characters in the game in a completely different game style.

In the creepy, yet intriguing trailer for the new Dark Brotherhood DLC for The Elder Scrolls Online, we saw a character murdering up a storm in the name of The Faction.

Based on what I saw of Vampyr at E3 I can say that I'm intrigued to learn more about its main character and world, plus I want some hands - on time with it.

While the story is not the strongest narrative seen this year, it is an intriguing tale with likable characters.