Sentences with phrase «lot of character lines»

Its sleek and lustrous side profile features a lot of character lines and body colored door handles.

Not exact matches

Abby Olcese: I set my expectations pretty low: a lot of gross - out jokes, not much character development, and the occasional line that made me laugh, but also made me feel bad for laughing.

I set my expectations pretty low: a lot of gross - out jokes, not much character development, and the occasional line that made me laugh, but also made me feel bad for laughing.

«While «Legend Lines» continue to be the backbone of our campaign, a lot has changed with the rollout of the evolved character,» said Andrew Katz, VP of Marketing for Dos Equis.

And with each story line presented in a series of minimissions averaging 3 to 4 minutes apiece, you spend a lot of your time switching characters and saving and loading instead of just playing the darn game.

The kind of character who spouts pithy lines like, «when science shits the bed, I'm the one they call to change the sheets,» with a smile on his face, Morgan's Russell is a definite winner in a film that already has a lot going for it.

This show has it all — flawed characters, great acting (Katie Sagal is AMAZING), lots of action, and an ever growing number of major story lines!

If you think along the lines of the «Weequay» race that are seen in «Return of the Jedi» and then just add the CGI animated «Clone Wars» series characters lead by «Hondo» for an idea of lots of them in a gang.

Fassbender doesn't seem to get a whole lot of scenes with himself, but he does play two different characters: modern - day man Callum Lynch, who discovers that he is descended from a long line of Assassins, and his ancestor Aguilar, who was one of said Assassins in 15th century Spain.

Whether it's Black Panther's wisecracking science genius sister Shuri or Peter Parker's best pal Ned, lots of these characters turned up for a line or two before the story swept them away.

Air Force One does not offer as much character nor plot to chew on as Petersen's last thriller involving the presidency, 1993's terrific Clint Eastwood starrer In the Line of Fire, but it still delivers the goods — a brisk pace, explosions, gunplay, fights, lots of airborne action, strong acting, and, last and certainly not least, the legendary Harrison Ford.

Of course, in the untitled Avengers 4, all of the «dead» characters turn out to be not - so - dead since there is a lot of evidence in the film itself to support that line of thoughOf course, in the untitled Avengers 4, all of the «dead» characters turn out to be not - so - dead since there is a lot of evidence in the film itself to support that line of thoughof the «dead» characters turn out to be not - so - dead since there is a lot of evidence in the film itself to support that line of thoughof evidence in the film itself to support that line of thoughof thought.

Baker walks a lot of fine lines: He observes his characters, with their anarchic misbehavior and mistakes, with a total lack of judgment, while also refusing to romanticize them.

The biggest kudos go to Jack McElhone as Frankie, both his acting and the script respect the character and convey intelligence, humor, and love — no small feat for someone who, despite a lot of narration, only has one line of spoken dialogue.

People keep on saying that Taken's biggest flaw is the one - dimensional characters, but if you dig a little deeper then there is a lot of clever stuff going on in between the lines that deserve praise.

Butch is a very different design than Arlo in that there's a lot of straight lines, he's a very graphic character, a lot of angles in his teeth his body.»

As one character is obsessed with Elvis, it strikes as ironic that Elvis's blue - eyed soul reflects a lot of the same marketing success as The Commitments outrageously popular soundtrack album — making one character's line about the Irish being Europe's black folks interesting for more than just the realization that Parker is taking another oblique shot across the bow at America's race record.

The main story line is very basic and, although there are some good moments for certain characters (Gugu Mbatha - Raw completely owns the scene where she breaks down), it doesn't allow for a whole lot of real character development.

There are lots of funny lines in the movie, but the main character, Brooke, just isn't very likable.

A lot of the film's most uplifting moments are found between the lines, in images of the main characters and the environment around them.

Marvel's The Avengers, the first time the studio brought together its various product lines — I mean, superheroes — got a lot of mileage out of the camaraderie among its main characters, as well as its amusingly megalomaniacal villain, Loki (Tom Hiddleston).

Rendered with immense detail, but also with big, anime - style lines, Dragon Ball FighterZ stages add lots of character to the fighting game.

(Sample: «Affleck, though likable, doesn't have a lot of variety and resorts to chewing gum to give his character through - lines.»)

Characters rap their lines and thoughts, and though I'm sure a lot of the wordplay and details are lost in translation, enough gets through to easily follow the story.

D'Onofrio has a lot more lines — and more of a character to work with — in Steal This Movie, Robert Greenwald's biography of legendary»60s activist Abbie Hoffman.

This freshened grille is combined with lower bumper styling elements reminiscent of the Euro - only Ford Mondeo along with a character line along the hood which all combine to creates new faces that's substantial without being too flashy, though there's an awful lot of chrome up there.

The shoulder line however adds a lot of character, is well defined and runs parallel to the window line all the way to the tail lamps.

The styling is very dynamic and has a lot of sharp lines and cuts, that give the M2 a very distinct character.

I won't go into the fact that the plot line, the dialogue and the characters all needed a lot of work, probably more than a basic copyedit could fix.

- Kirkus» [A] spirited debut... Compelling characters, an engaging story line, and a heroine with lots of moxie make this a thoroughly enjoyable read.»

While manga has similarities to American comics, there are some stylistic aspects that distinguish them, such as bigger eyes on characters and more speed lines in action scenes, and they are typically done in black - and - white, with lots of cool visual sound effects.

This novel has a lot to recommend it: engaging characters, a remarkable story - line, colorful settings, and underlying themes of love, life, death, and relationships, all providing great fodder for book club discussions.

Al Simone, senior vice president, Global Marketing for Sierra Entertainment: «Spyro has grown up a lot since his debut, and players are going to notice advanced gameplay, character design and story lines in Dawn of the Dragon.

As for the voice acting, while a lot of it was unmemorable but inoffensive, there were a lot of lines where the character sounded out of breath, or like they maybe should have had another take.

Oddworld: New «n» Tasty is at times, an intense, action filled romp and at others a light - hearted take on the tropes of the «rescue the captured folk» story line, in a strangely odd - world filled with outrageous characters with lots of personality.

Spec Ops: The Line does a lot more than most shooters do though, as it makes the violence you are creating meaningful by cut scenes and actions that happen after battle; most of the time your character is regretting what transpired.

The character voices are just as charming as in the last game, but unfortunately, they repeat a lot of lines.

The voice acting is also of high - quality and the lines, even the cheesing of the lot, make sense when the characters speak them.

Marvel Ultimate Alliance features a lot of great voiceover work for the characters, their enemies, NPCs, and even some funny lines from an unseen receptionist at Tony Stark's place.

The worlds are colourful and the characters are great in the game, but for a lot of it you are simply undertaking fetch quests whilst trying to get to the finish line.

It feels a lot like the original Prince of Persia but not in a good way, more in a way that leads to uncountable frustrating situations where you can't line up a jump properly because the character won't just stand in the right spot.

A lot of the lines are taken straight from the show, and each person you pick up depending on who you choose as a driver is character specific.

In fact, were it not for the stylized movement your character does, it'd be lots of walking in a straight line accompanied by some light platforming that doesn't punish you for falling to your death.

Admittedly, there's nothing in the buyable loot boxes you can't potentially get in - game with a hell of a lot of time and effort, but it's hard to see Blizzard selling bundles of skins, emotes and various other trinkets, some of which cost more than Overwatch itself, and not feel a sense of disapproval, especially considering there's no other game rewards and the vast majority of loot boxes only cough up boring sprays or character voice lines.

Overwatch works out a lot of the tactics for you, usually by flat - out telling the players what kind of characters your team could use, but there's not really any major consequences to winning and there's more joy to be had in just going crazy with your favourite character, or even orchestrating some silly line - up with your team.

But we really felt that it was important to see your character because we have a lot of action elements in the game like: jumping, using cover, zip lining, talking to people.

He spent hours and hours just standing in lines, but that's where he met lots of interesting characters and heard lots of rumors / info.