Sentences with phrase «like running scripts»

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The script for the spot, in which the candidate insists he «can not be bought» and lambastes both major parties for their support of «trade deals like NAFTA» --(remember: He tried to run on both of their ballot lines, and only went the independent route after he was turned down)-- appears after the jump.

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As the script begins to unravel the secrets of Miguel's ancestors, the film gets bogged down in its over-plotted family melodrama, with the last third in particular feeling like the filmmakers are running down a narrative to - do list.

The kind of run - of - the - mill biopic that seems like a telefim, with a conventional script that lays every detail out in the open (in case you have any cognitive problem) and a series of irrelevant flashbacks that don't really help us understand the character as well as they should.

Although some might lament the lack of an audio commentary by director Gary Ross and the cast, the ridiculously in - depth making - of featurette «The World is Watching» (which runs just over two hours long) more than makes up for it, covering an array of topics like adapting the script, casting, production and costume design, stunts, special effects and more.

The strength of that initial thirteen - episode run is crisp writing from the likes of Mike White — late of The Good Girl and Chuck & Buck — and series creator Kevin Williamson, who unfortunately takes the self - referentiality of his Scream script into the realm of self - promotion with pervasive mentions of the Scream films and I Know What You Did Last Summer.

There is so darn much setup that it leaves no room for impulses to run free, so Confetti lacks the outlandish giddiness that comes from great improvisational comedy, but it's also missing the benefits of scripted film - like character development or storylines that are brought to a satisfying conclusion.

If you wrote a script for a movie that closely represented events in your life — in effect making a biopic not about Napoleon or Jesse Owens but about a run - of - the - person like most of us — do you think you could interest a solid audience to eavesdrop on your existence?

San Andreas actually apes The Day After Tomorrow so closely that at times, it feels like Cuse just took the latter film's script, cut - and - replaced all instances of «storm» with «earthquake» and «runs from cold» with «runs from opening fissures,» and called it a day — like Tomorrow, the film centers on a father's unlikely determination to cross a disaster zone to save an adult child, with only a minimal idea of where his kid might be in a city approaching a population of 1 million.

«Cut ahead to 2001,» Black said to Vanity Fair, sounding like he's writing the screenplay version of his life, «when I finished a script for something called «Kiss Kiss Bang Bang» and all of a sudden not only is it not «Read in the office while we run a clock on you,» it was «I submit «Kiss Kiss Bang Bang» and maybe in a week or two they get back to me.»

Based on a Black List - approved script by Chris Galletta, the story of three teenage boys who run away to live in a house in the woods mixes breakout new talent like Nick Robinson, Gabriel Basso and Moises Arias with beloved comic stars like Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally and Alison Brie.

But «The Big Stick» is not one of those semi-awful, schematically spelled out conflicts such as the unfunny «My Big Fat Greek Wedding», but rather features a crackerjack script graced with a marvelous ensemble that mixes melodrama and broad comedy, and comes across like a hilarious memoir based on Kumail's actual marriage to Emily in one of the most beautiful stories of love and its conflicts you may run across in the theaters this year.

Given this unusual scenario, it feels quite the treat to see a filmmaker like Clooney pick an unpublished Coen script and run hell for leather with it.

At any moment the whole «Abscam,» within a scam, within a scam feels like it's going to implode, but this script just won't let go, taking yet another screwy turn into murky, mafioso - infested waters, while micro relationships brew among the four leads threatening to boil over, and Louis C.K. propels a run - on fable about ice fishing into deeply fatuous waters.

Paul Logan's script reads like a build your own melancholy indie drama instruction manual, equipping our protagonist with your run of the mill disappointed offspring (Chris Messina), a quirky age - inappropriate romantic interest (Holly Hunter) and of course, a sickly pet; a cat named Fanny.

The success is partly down to a script that punches well above its weight: the sharp banter runs like this: Posh Richard (Bill Nighy): [pointing at a helicopter] You ever been in one of these things?

At times, some of the supporting characters aren't as full developed as they could be (including the family cook, who oftentimes seemed like an unnecessary addition to the story) but for most of the movie's running time, the script superbly tells this incredible true story.

Familiarity is surprisingly the running theme of Kingsman: The Golden Circle (director Matthew Vaughn returning to the director's chair and penning the script alongside frequent collaborator Jane Goldman, together hoping lightning strikes the same spot twice), as what's new feels old, and unfortunately not like a fine wine that tastes more delicious with age.

And if the expected pressure to be bigger and better than its predecessors wasn't enough, production on the film also ran into plenty of problems along the way, including numerous directors leaving the project (both David Fincher and Joe Carnahan were previously attached) and several actors (like Carrie - Anne Moss, Scarlett Johansson and Ricky Gervais) either being recast or having their roles cut from the script.

When he's not writing scripts, Remi likes traveling, running and cooking to show that the French eat more than baguette and snails.

Many formatters use programs like Jutoh and Sigil to apply markup, but we go with a text editor because it allows us to run complex scripts on the content.

Alex Fry: There are huge amounts of test scripts, things that are more prone to breakage than others, things you suspect are more prone to break based on the code you've changed, so working with the QA guys on that, and other things like checking that your saves are going to work, that a small change to the physics hasn't broken thisvehicle in this particular Stunt Run...

No not really Arma is very cpu intensive so having high - end GPU's doesn't help most the time but don't rule that out the game is still playable some mods and game modes run better than others it all depends on how clean the script is within the mod most the time it will run great but there are times where you are driving along or in a fire fight where the fps will drop dramatically and it will get you killed yes those moments are annoying but if you have played Arma 2 you will be used to it running not like most games out today.

There are typically a handful of time - specific events, like a monthly bug - catching contest, but day - to - day interactions got repetitive when the script ran out.

Even in the worst case, like say a multi-parallel executable Fortran90 / MPI / infiniband configuration running on a queue - managed cluster (sigh), whatever, a build from source and data to final output should be achievable in a single script locally.

Scripts like this can be automated to run at set intervals by using a task scheduler, and this is how we'll assure that the.

Marketing should never be considered simply running around flogging articles, or speaking like we're reading from an advertising script.

There are many other things that you can configure though, like disabling Windows features that you don't like, blocking certain applications from running, or creating scripts that run during Logon or Logoff.

The First is an app called Playon Channel but you would have to pay, either $ 25 a year or $ 45 for a life time, this app allows you to generate scripts to run certain video web channels like PFtv or 1channel movies; you can copy the script for free, from the playonscripts website; and get support from other users to get your script properly installed.

You'll need to use a script that automatically runs this command on boot if you'd like to permanently change your Mac address.

That should hopefully keep some people's computers from earning money for crafty devs, but it won't prevent sites from running mining scripts in their own code, like Salon did for visitors who had adblockers turned on, or like CBS did for visitors to Showtime's site.

Websphere Administrators are information technology experts performing duties like designing websphere structures, running scripts, testing applications, installing firewalls, and running QA audits.