Sentences with phrase «offers nice effects»
The scenes of Lizzy of Tink are, of course, more reserved, though a scene of pixie - dusted Lizzy crashing into furniture into her bedroom offers nice effects.
http://www.dvdizzy.com/ Not exact matches
Soon after the announcement and before the tariffs took effect, Trump offered temporary exemptions to several trading partners to «encourage» them to play nice: buy more U.S. stuff; sell Americans less foreign stuff; increase NATO spending (EU countries); agree to U.S. terms on various aspects of the NAFTA renegotiations (Canada, Mexico); agree to export quotas (South Korea) and the temporary exemptions will be made permanent.
Lighting and special effects all paint a beautiful pallet in this deadly world and weather effects are nice looking that offers a different feel when the rains come.
The jungle environment boasts an apt offering of foley effects and a nice use of all the channels.
The in - movie music sounds very good, and the futuristic crowd scenes offer a nice mixture of surround sound effects and some bass response.
The DVD offered simply terrific picture and sound, and though the extras weren't consistently strong, we got a fine audio commentary, some nice visual effects discussions, and some other watchable bits.
Still, most of the movie offered nice delineation, and I saw no signs of jaggies or moiré effects.
The action scenes sound fantastic here, offering nice bass response and surround sound effects.
There are many notable audio effects here, although the music sounds fine and the crowd noise in the rodeo scene offers some nice surround sound.
Although this is a quite drama, we do get some nice moments of stereo effects and a crowded pool scenes offers some nice surround sound.
A comprehensive behind - the - scenes section offers a look at preliminary visual effects footage and video from location scouts and the actual shoot, which can also be viewed on a split screen (a nice, if needless, option in some cases — the footage doesn't always easily match up, sometimes not at all, making for fractured Timecode - like viewing).
I don't want to see this thread get hung up on geoengineering but the device Hank describes offers some nice opportunities for thinking about infrared radiative transfer and the greenhouse effect, so let's all give it a go.
In the latest update, Groove offers a semi-transparent sidebar with a nice blurred effect, which makes the app far more beautiful.