Sentences with phrase «new labyrinth»
It makes sombre reading, so much wealth dissipated, so much new labyrinth bureaucracy for no gain.
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In true roguelike fashion, you will be able to explore a new labyrinth of dangerous rooms each time you play.
With The Girl in the Spider's Web and a new Labyrinth film in the works, Fede Alvarez is one busy dude at the moment.
Yes, I assure you that you read that correctly: the guy who made Don't Breathe and the Evil Dead remake is making a new Labyrinth movie.
Of course, maybe I'm entering a new labyrinth and don't even know it...
Venture into challenging new labyrinths and create the perfect team to challenge each threat.
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When we think of such masters of Oriental mysticism as Mircea Eliade, René Guénon, and Hubert Benoit, we are thinking of uniquely contemporary visionaries, masters who have discovered a new way to the sacred through the labyrinth of our profane darkness.
Of course there are stores — more than 800 shops and services, in fact — but there's also a waterpark, an amusement park (complete with roller coaster and a full toddler section), 100 dining venues, mini-golf, a skating rink, an aquarium, and the new Crystal Labyrinth, which is a maze - like hall of mirrors.
Today, businesses that require multiple licenses and permits to operate in New York must navigate a labyrinth of state agencies, and about 70 percent of the information requested is duplicative between the various agencies involved.
Sure, it's not the newest plotline, but expect a visually arresting ride with twists and turns from director Guillermo del Toro, who specializes in quirky comic book adaptations (Hellboy) and eerie fantasy (Pan's Labyrinth).
And yet this critical technology found itself confined to small rooms constructed out of plywood buried within a labyrinth at the latest iteration of climate talks in Paris, a handful of enthusiasts, both old and new, talking to each other about roads not taken and humility while zero megawatts of plant - fired power with CO2 capture and storage exist in the world today.
Writer Jennifer Berglund poses above the Labyrinth wearing the cumbersome white «bunny boots» that are standard issue to most researchers passing through Christchurch, New Zealand, and on to Antarctica's McMurdo Station.
On her second night in LA she begins her descent into hell amidst a labyrinth maze of her former vacation house, choked by wildly violent Satanist punk graffiti, and the bloody corpses of her new friends, along with a possessed version of her cousin.
From the sweeping sands of the Middle East through hidden labyrinths under modern - day London, The Mummy brings a surprising intensity and balance of wonder and thrills in an imaginative new take that ushers in a new world of gods and monsters.
Originally formed in 2011, the Calgary thrashers formerly known as Hellborn Death Engines are beginning their resurgence under the new moniker Illyrian with the recent additions of bassist / vocalist Jeff Perry (Sikarra, ex-Animus Labyrinth) plus British drum sensation Darren May (ex-Deacon Birch).
The Internet is an uncontrollable labyrinth of content and imagery that operates under loose laws and partial anonymity - a new frontier where people can do anything and see anything, whether they should or not.
FX's new, very scary vampire thriller has as impressive a team behind the camera — Carlton Cuse («Lost») and Guillermo del Toro («Pan's Labyrinth»)-- as it does in front (Corey Stoll, Sean Astin, Mía Maestro).
That the «Pan's Labyrinth» director would take the top prize at Venice is no big surprise, as his new romance starring Sally Hawkins has earned near - unanimous praise since premiering on the Lido, but it's quite the honor all the same.
One of the best monsters ever to hit New York starred (not surprisingly) in a mostly - forgotten movie by Guillermo Del Toro (director of Hellboy and Pan's Labyrinth) called Mimic (1997).
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This time, he's out of the maze but stuck in a whole new type of labyrinth.
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The man's flair for immersive art design has been evident for years, but relative even to the mythic grandeur of the hidden world of Pan's Labyrinth, Crimson Peak represents a new high.
Hiddleston's third new film is «Pan's Labyrinth» director Guillermo del Toro's long - awaited return to bone - chilling horror.
Each of these levels is an ingeniously wrought hyperplayground, and even though there are multiple tasks to be accomplished within the same area (fight a boss, collect eight red coins, win a race, explore a labyrinth, catch Shadow Mario and so on), there are enough sub-areas and new twists accompanying each task that the levels rarely get boring.
Jim Henson's son has revealed that a Labyrinth sequel and stage musical are on the way, bringing the goblins of the 1986 classic to a new generation
7500, or originally Flight 7500, is newest English - language film from legendary Japanese horror filmmaker Takashi Shimizu, of the original Ju - on: The Grudge and Grudge remakes, Tomie: Re-birth, Reincarnation, The Shock Labyrinth 3D and Tormented previously.
Other wanderers and labyrinths include Barry Lyndon who travels across a strife - torn Europe; Bill Harford (Eyes Wide Shut) on his quest through New York City; the soldiers in Full Metal Jacket who misread their map; and Alex (Malcolm McDowell, A Clockwork Orange) who must relive his tour when he is taken to the same places that he terrorized previously.
His newest, The Shape of Water, marks a return to prominence, with a Fox Searchlight - backed awards run poised to make it his highest profile release since Pan's Labyrinth won three Oscars.
The Atlas Reactor team has unveiled a new Freelancer named Phaedra the Abomination, a denizen of the labyrinths of the Depths.
So F — K is a promotional short for the Labyrinth Theater Company in New York.
Based on the short story by Donald A. Wollheim, Mimic (1997), an early effort from Pan's Labyrinth writer - director Guillermo del Toro, finds Mira Sorvino (not long after her Mighty Aphrodite Oscar win) cast as a scientist who creates a new strain of insect to help combat a deadly disease that's being spread by cockroaches across New York Cinew strain of insect to help combat a deadly disease that's being spread by cockroaches across New York CiNew York City.
The Atlas Reactor team has unveiled a new Freelancer named Phaedra, a denizen of the labyrinths of the Depths.
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Ancient Labyrinth continues the main game's story, and adds a new location in the form of The Library, where the punishment for returning a book late is presumably extended torture of the soul followed by decapitation.
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Pan's Labyrinth addresses the «sins of the father» not as a death sentence, but as an opportunity to correct what's been broken: the bridge from the Old Testament's antisocial savagery to the New Testament's covenant to honour civility in the body and suckling morality of a child.
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I recall first coming upon it around the same time as Flaubert's Sentimental Education, and the vaguely twinned themes — of idealistic young men trying to navigate the vast and arcane social and professional labyrinths of the metropolis — seemed to strike a chord (as did George Gissing's New Grub Street and George Orwell's Keep the Aspidistra Flying, for somewhat related reasons).