Sentences with phrase «key villains»

Less cohesive documentary than feature - length red flag, The Bleeding Edge assembles a range of talking heads and upsetting case studies to target several key villains.

Two - Face will join «other key villains» fighting Joker for control of the inmates, with evil shrink Doctor Hugo Strange heading the facility and feline fatale Catwoman serving as love interest and sometimes ally to the Caped Crusader.

During missions you have various allies, and a whole variety of objectives — rescuing prisoners, blowing up bridges and trains, assassinating key villains, and so on.

Though the heft of Disney / Marvel may mean that's no longer the case, possibly because this is a time - limited appearance for Thanos, or maybe because he isn't an Avenger, (though you'd expect key villains to be included in any deal).

It wouldn't be an Assassin's Creed game unless the player spent their time in - game hunting down key villains either to foil some dastardly plot or in revenge.

As we know, an unhealthy diet — high in processed foods and sugars — is one of the key villains that help to create the vicious cycle of insulin resistance.

Drink milk — this study found that milk was far more effective at deactivating allyl methyl sulphide, a garlic compound that's a key villain behind garlic breath, compared to water or 10 % sodium casseinate.

Once we meet the film's key villain of Cable, it becomes very apparent that the movie is clearly drawing from The Terminator with no qualms about it.

«The Strain» star Jack Kesy has been cast as a key villain in Fox's «Deadpool 2,» an individual with knowledge of the project told TheWrap.

Christopher Plummer adds weight as a key villain in a dark and heavy story that folds in murder mystery elements.

its basic plot to individual scenes (Demo being blasted down by the cops she's supposedly in league with, a key villain's meltdown death, etc.).

There are not one, but three key villains, a teenage love story, a deathbed scene, numerous moments of soul - searching, a stream of wise cracks and puns, the most outrageous laboratory setting, a cartoonish evil doctor accent, the constantly furrowed brow of Aunt Mary (Sally Field), flashbacks and video of the mysterious father, teasers for future movies, and of course, enough action and special effects to ward off any thoughts of peace.

Each set of side quests felt important with a key villain behind it, and I always was torn by which quest to do next during my very long night in Gotham City.