Sentences with phrase «new piece of dialogue»

Every new piece of dialogue from the cardboard cutout characters becomes more irritating than the last, constantly interrupting you and your ability to fully explore and experience the adventure for yourself.

Not exact matches

«Things could get a little messy — end of the world, that kind of thing,» is a telling piece of dialogue from the new Comic - Con trailer for The Man From U.N.C.L.E., which effectively sells its spy adventure tropes by treating them more as ornamentation than as substance.

Reverentially adapted from a ghoulish piece of Puritan folklore (much of the dialogue is lifted verbatim from 17th - century documents), this terrifying horror film follows a family of fundamentalist pilgrims who become neighbors with a nasty ghoul after being banished from their New England settlement.

The Commentary pieces by Margaret C. Wang and Michael M. Gerber («Weighing the «Regular - Education Initiative»,» May 4, 1988) were timely — and Mr. Gerber's analysis of what a new «initiative» should attempt significantly advances the dialogue on this topic.

BAW contains 14,000 lines of dialogue (HOS had 6,000 lines) in addition to more than 100 individual pieces of armor, of which are cool new witcher sets as well.

These new screenshots focus on the RPG elements of the game: Showing the Rank Up screen and several pieces of dialogue.

Where you will have to move the cursor over a mouth, an item, a piece of clothing or a number of other things, which will open new dialogue paths.

To illustrate their ongoing relevance in contemporary dialogues, MOCA Jacksonville invited a handful of artists to engage with the collection and participate by either the creation a new work of art or presenting an existing piece for inclusion in the exhibition.

In a new installment of Popp's Untitled (Street Performances) and in Garden Path, Druecke's site - specific intervention, they create a physical and conceptual dialogue between their pieces and practices.

One of the early arrivals, back in 2007, was Sundaram Tagore, a gallerist with outposts in New York and Beverly Hills who focuses on the intersection of Western and non-Western art and shows pieces that further a global dialogue.

New Vision sits in dialogue with another piece by Osterloh, Dots Front Misfire - Shooting Blanks (2008), hung on the opposite side of the gallery, which depicts a prone figure covered in multicolored paper dots, in a space also papered with a riotous pattern of the same colors, both blind and camouflaged, unknown and unknowable.

In recent years Museion has consciously decided to «activate» its collection by means of themed exhibitions that address different topics in art history and forge new dialogues with existing works, and between older pieces and «new entries».

His first solo exhibition in London, DIALOGUE, presents his latest series of works along with two new installation pieces.