Sentences with phrase «little elements of the plot»

It's been so long since I've read the story so a lot of little elements of the plot are fresh surprises, which is awesome!

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The film is on a fine line between fantasy and thriller with an element of sexual fantasy running through the plot for young teenage girls, nothing strong, think along the lines of «Twilight» teenage angst mixed with «Cursed» or a little bit of «Ginger Snaps» but not as in your face as those films, there is still an enjoyable werewolf film here.
The former mostly mixes the usual lip - synch and movie elements, but it also attempts some sort of plot and incorporates specially - shot footage of Jolie in character, so it seems a little more interesting than usual.
Sometimes it loses himself in the hugeness of the magnificent gameplay, but it's a little sin, and the supporting elements, from the plot to the fantastic artistic direction, confirm the quality of the production.
I do agree with most of your comments, although I was perhaps a little more insulted and disappointed by the formulaic elements, particularly the unsurprising «surprises» that so clumsily and artificially shoved the overburdened plot forward.
So Cap's starting point and then sort of his proximity to those plot elements was a little more removed, so his role ended up being the size that it was.
Back when I was in high school, one of my classes had been American Literature, and during the course of reading his short story, «The Cask of Amontillado», our instructor told us of how Edgar Allan Poe believed that every element of a story should push forward the plot in some way; even little details that might otherwise seem inconsequential actually fill in the thematic blanks to make the story a more enriching and engrossing experience for the reader.
There's this big thing of who's on Audrey's side and who isn't — it's a little plot element from Austen's novel.
Perhaps viewers who like survival dramas (the ratings for ABC's similarly premised «Lost» might indicate there are many people who do) will find moments of interest, but Flight of the Phoenix offers very little above standard plot elements and a very predictable turn of events.
While this is no tiptoe through the pyramids, parents will find little other objectionable content unless depictions of reincarnation (a pivotal plot element) are a concern.
Like the Men in Black, the plot takes a backseat to the creation of funny - looking aliens and blow - you - away special effects, and once these elements are introduced, there's very little emphasis on making us care about the resolution of the plot, when it finally does appear.
My theory is that people don't read his books for the rather rudimentary, step - by - step, point - to - point thriller elements that form the backbone of the story so much as for learning a little bits of history, philosophy, and even fantasy elements that reside above the surface, many of them expounded upon at length in between the plot points.
Reynolds winds up romancing Arterton's co-accountant Anna Kendrick, after he makes a grave error with Arterton, and while Michael R. Perry's script occasionally feels a little like a talking - animal comedy riff on some of the plot elements in Thomas Harris» novel «Red Dragon,» you might as well steal from the best.
After the introductions have all happened and the plot now has to go through the business of unfolding we are suddenly on, essentially, a grand caper, that starts to feel episodic and a little empty, especially when Zero and Gustav are away from the fabulous interiors of the stately homes and hotels that are clearly Gustav's natural element.
A note to those looking to find, or avoid, magical elements in the books they choose to read: Many reviews mention «magic» as a plot element in The Little Giant of Aberdeen County.
I tend to write a woven story so when a lot of plot elements are happening and coming to one finish, I find it's good to insert a few little «wins» for the reader along the way, not leave all the good fun scenes and action right to the last chapter.
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