Sentences with phrase «out of character decisions»

The characters are running around making stupid and out of character decisions.

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«I'm proud to endorse John because he has the experience, character and sound judgement to make tough decisions that break the chains of economic oppression that have prevented the kind of growth and opportunity that will bring more citizens into New York, rather than drive them out of our state.»

Instead of trying to make a well thought out calculated answer that will make your character look good, you have to make decisions in just a matter of seconds.

Although it was Anna's decision to leave the show at the height of her character's popularity, the haste of her departure and the way that she was written out (a previously undiagnosed heart condition striking her down while on remand for her father's killing) left something of a sour taste in the mouth.

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Oh well, I would have probably passed anyway... I got so burnt out on the game thanks to the MINDLESS grinding through Conquest Mode I had to do for some of my favorite characters, since they didn't have any participation in the story and Koei made the super smart decision not to include some type of Free Mode, or ability to replay through story mode battles with different characters.

It's not perfect as some of the decisions its characters make are straight out of the slasher movie textbook of idiocy.

His sudden decision to play the suitor in Kinnear's romantic distraction feels a little out of character, but Gervais» oblivious enthusiasm makes the fumbling ploy work.

There are a couple of character decisions that don't quite strike home, though I guess the get out of jail free card is the fact that everyone's getting more and more pissed as the film goes on.

The decision to spread the last book out over two films has allowed Deathly Hallows 1 a lot of time for things like character and pacing, which have been sorely lacking in the last few go - rounds.

As Thanos smiles and stares out over a sunrise, at peace with his devastating decision to commit mass slaughter in order to prevent the galaxy's resources from being used up via overpopulation, it's difficult not to wonder how Marvel would resurrect some of these characters, not to mention have them battle back against the despotic conqueror.

Director Baltasar Kormà ¡ kur («The Deep») and screenwriters William Nicholson («Unbroken») and Simon Beaufoy («127 Hours») are slow out of the gate (there are many details to and players to set in motion), but once in motion they deftly unfold the perfect storm of bad weather, miscommunication, and fateful decisions that led to the tragedy in a way that sneaks up on the viewer much as it does the characters.

It's easy to sit back and judge fictional characters, but at no point do any of them make an obviously stupid decision, and much of the film plays out as a thriller as we root for the strong - willed young women to find a way out of captivity.

Additionally, Harrison Ford has chimed in about reprising two of his most famous characters, saying he hasn't made a decision yet with regards to a Star Wars return but he's eager to break out the whip for another go - around with Indiana Jones.

Civil War dodges this pitfall and creates a coherent story filled to the brim with wonderful characters who each receive plenty of screen and story time to further flesh out their backstories and their motivations and decisions behind their actions.

In truth, it's clear that Joe Russo's comments to Comicbook.com show that he doesn't blame anybody for the events at the end of the film, he points out that these decisions are made by people in pain, and the point is to try an understand things from their perspective and empathize with the characters.

The decision to carry on the franchise even though they were clearly out of ideas is only exacerbated by bringing Ken Jeong «s cringe - worthy Chow character to the forefront.

The human side of Tony was flushed out in Iron Man 3, but the effects of the events he's faced have begun to multiply and lead to many hard decisions for the character.

Frost's Andy choosing not to drink during the pub crawl, or Gary's decision to use the death of his mother as sentimental motivation for the others to join him are moments that really round out the characters, and show that Wright's writing hand and the lead's respective acting skills have a real knack for male camaraderie.

Luke and Biggs are essentially «American Graffiti» characters gone awol, and the decision to cut most of their scenes together, while justifiable in pacing terms, slices some of the heart out of the first movie.

Dewitt's decision might seem harmless at first, but things get swiftly out of hand, especially when Harding's character finds herself hooking up with a local bad boy (played by It's Owen Teague).

Director Francis Lawrence made the decision to write out Vladimir Putin, who appears in Jason Matthews» book, to avoid politicising the film and focus on the interaction of the characters.

While so much is being made about the gruesome scene involving the main character and a mother grizzly bear, the images I can't get out of my mind are landscapes, frozen waterfalls, and the ambitious decision only using natural light to provide an even further authentic experience.

By exploring the values and beliefs of the characters at the center of these scenarios, teens get to know their own values, and they come to see how their decisions can ripple out to affect their wider communities.

Other strategies include: (1) establishing and using a time - out or cooling - off place (even an informal time - out activity like having a child take a message, book, or box of chalk to another teacher could give the student the space and time he or she needs to maintain or regain composure); (2) applying role plays, simulations (for example, Barnga, Living in a Global Age, Rafa - Rafa, and Broken Squares) and moral dilemmas to teach students how to resolve conflicts, make collective decisions, appreciate different perspectives, weigh consequences, identify right from wrong, and check impulsive behavior; and (3) suggesting or assigning literature with characters who face similar challenges to that of the disabled student.

So 23 percent of Florida non-participating schools said that concerns about independence, character and identify played a major role in their decision to keep out of the program, whereas 46 % of Louisiana schools said it played a major role.

Of course, you actually have some degree of control on how the story goes in Heavy Rain; your characters can potentially die if you fail to carry out a task, and you can make key decisions yourselOf course, you actually have some degree of control on how the story goes in Heavy Rain; your characters can potentially die if you fail to carry out a task, and you can make key decisions yourselof control on how the story goes in Heavy Rain; your characters can potentially die if you fail to carry out a task, and you can make key decisions yourself.

Questions are being asked why this wasn't part of the game from the get go and it seems like a fairly bizarre decision not to include it considering that one of Mafia 2's gems was being able to kit out your main character with some fantastic authentic, stylish outfits to fit the bill of being a proper gangster.

The decision making and a sense of a real team, full of wonderfully fleshed out characters, is still unmatched in my mind.

These decisions also affect the lives of certain characters and the course of the game's story, the only drawback here is that while these decisions are also supposed to change the way the live action series play out, it only ends up changing few scenes and does not makes a solid impact.

A Jan. 13 opinion piece in The New York Times, however, took a more open view: «Whether this turns out to have been a good decision will ultimately depend on the character of the foundation Mr. Broad creates around these works of art.

I had a similar experience with Judge R.P.Belzil it especially caught my eye when Mr. Osborne said «When you read the trial decision you kind of shake your head,» and «In our respectful view, the trial judge focused too much on the consequences for Kolt and lost sight of the true character of what Husky and Mobil were doing and how they set out to accomplish their objective.»

This Viking - inspired tactical RPG gives you control of over 25 different characters across 7 different classes as you battle your way through beautiful hand drawn environments and make decisions both in and out of combat which affect the story.