Sentences with phrase «more cinematic moments»

One of the trailer's more cinematic moments involves an 18 wheeler which is careening off of a bridge.
Game mechanics ranging from stealth to free flow melee combat are displayed, along with quick time events during more cinematic moments.
Miyamoto explains that said view is reserved to the Wii U GamePad, and that it's especially useful during battles, although the more cinematic moments are obviously still displayed via a third - person view on the «big screen.»
The majority of this seems to be using the in - game engine, for both the regular strategy portions as well as more cinematic moments.
It had more cinematic moments and the options to choose how you get past a section kept it interesting.
The screenplay from Zak Penn (The Avengers) helps, leaving out some of the more ridiculous stuff in the book and replacing all of the key quests with far more cinematic moments.
My only criticism is that a few times the save time affects some of the more cinematic moments and made the first few seconds stutter a bit.

Not exact matches

For all its shortcomings, Idlewild also has something that few films can pull off: Moments of such pure cinematic fabulousness, breathtaking dance sequences and idiosyncratic 3 - D animation flourishes that we are more than willing to forgive it for all its sins.
Black Panther, the latest installment in Marvel's cinematic universe and the first with a black superhero in the lead, is chock full of moments that will leave viewers in awe — «More times than you have fingers and toes,» Bassett promised — including the ensemble of powerful women that King T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman) surrounds himself with: Bassett as Queen Mother Ramonda, as well as Lupita Nyong «o, Danai Gurira and Letitia Wright.
For although we have arrived at a moment in cinema history where — at last — there are more remarkable cinematic accounts of homosexual love than ever before (Barry Jenkins's Moonlight, Francis Lee's God's Own Country, John Trengove's The Wound), this film occupies a subtle category of its own.
While the end result may be admittedly more uneven in spots than [Tsui Hark's] best - known works, this lavish period piece contains enough thrills, spills and moments of cinematic grace that not only manage to push it through the rough spots but allow it to put most American action films of recent vintage to shame.
A work of cinematic minimalism, more a study of a city than its people, The Driver established itself as a watershed moment in crime noir without pandering to tropes or cliché.
It's in these moments where Rodriguez turns his gross - out fun into something much more: a brilliant, understated experiment in cinematic theory, couched in the language of undead splatterfests.
As filled as it is with funny moments, Big is no mere comedy, impressing more with a tremendous heart and perhaps the best cinematic celebration of childhood.
At MSN Movies, Richard T. Jameson and Kathleen Murphy continue their tradition of conjuring indelible cinematic moments of the previous year — made all the more indelible by their luminous descriptions of them.
Crowe and Gosling burst with a high caliber of cinematic chemistry, their respective line delivery and physical acting boasting more than a handful of career - heightening moments.
It's definitely more believable that these are real - time, whereas in Uncharted 4 there were moments that truly blurred the line between pre-rendered cutscenes and real - time cinematics.
These moments in battle added a cinematic element to each match without feeling forced, and I'm excited to learn more about them.
However, we are looking for a cinematic touch with a more linear plot, so that the player won't miss the storyline at any moment.
From the moment I started playing, I immediately noticed an overhaul on how the game feels — it's more fluid, responsive and really contributes to the cinematic element that Naughty Dog seem to have mastered.
The Uncharted series is a fun trilogy with some intense gunfights and decent stories, but what its really known for are those huge cinematic moments that make it feel more like a movie than a game.
He strings together thousands and thousands of moments from cinematic history, transforming fragments into a whole or, more precisely — since few witness the complete opus — into a series of «scenes» that somehow tell a story none of them originally set out to tell.
In a career spanning more than five decades, Ruscha has distilled the archetypal signs and symbols of the American vernacular into typographic and cinematic codes that are as accessible as they are profound.The wry choice of words and phrases that pervade his work draws upon the moments of incidental ambiguity implicit in the interplay between language and the concept that it signifies.
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