Sentences with phrase «pacing issues»

I do feel that the game suffers from pacing issues with a real dip in momentum in the second act of the game.

The game suffers from pacing issues by modern standards.

That being said, the game did suffer from some flaws, particularly with the controls and some awful pacing issues in the end.

The update included a fix for the frame pacing issues as well as the ability to turn off film grain and more.

Despite pacing issues, this is a captivating true story with important implications.

The film already had slight pacing issues at 85 minutes, so it runs a little long but I still can't get enough personally.

If the rest of the episodes can fix the small pacing issues of Episode 1, we might be in for quite the funny, heartfelt ride.

The two of you can work together to prevent pacing issues and plan modifications and alternative poses to those that will be uncomfortable.

The Help is about twenty minutes too long and parts of it drag, giving it some awkward pacing issues.

This is all eventually revealed in the slow buildup, causing some top - heavy pacing issues from the start.

Things like pacing issues, tone issues, acting issues and so on, I'll get to all that shortly.

Sure, there are some major pacing issues, but its got a strong story and impressive effects.

However, it's at this point in the film that pacing issues become apparently.

There are a lot of highs such as the atmosphere and sense of dread, but then you have odd pacing issues among other things that bring it down.

On the plus side though, there aren't any frame - pacing issues at 30 fps.

The lingering control issues (and even these are minimized) and some minor pacing issues as a result of the two - protagonist approach can't taint this gargantuan project.

That, and a few pacing issues with the game's opening chapter and some of the segments between dungeons (though they aren't as severe as those in the later Skyward Sword).

Quantum Break is the latest release from Remedy, and while its time - shifting story seems poised to take things to the next level with its sky - high production values and a story that's told through both in - game action and a stylish, well - delivered TV series that's been grafted onto the experience, the game's lackluster gunplay and some serious pacing issues keep this sci - fi shooter from ever rising above mediocrity.

The downside were the story pacing issues throughout.

Occasional pacing issues aside, «The LEGO Movie» is sheer joy: the script is witty, the satire surprisingly pointed and the animation tactile and imaginative.

Occasional pacing issues aside, The LEGO Movie is sheer joy: The script is witty, the satire surprisingly pointed, and the animation tactile and imaginative.

Beleaguered by problematic pacing issues, scenarios that never snap together easily, and horrendously - drawn characters, this is a placebo for what should be a rousing, raucous romp.

Despite some intermittent pacing issues and some horrendous sound quality problems during the first

Fortunately, the acting is strong enough to keep things interesting, even with the usual Netflix drama pacing issues (which only Stranger Things seems largely immune to).

A few pacing issues keep it from perfection but one wonders if we aren't holding Tarantino to a higher standard than we should.

But it seems as though Starz's contender for nabbing Game of Thrones» audience suffers from the same pacing issues that plagued Westeros» most recent season.

Although far from crippling, their absence will grate from time to time and can result in slight pacing issues.

Despite the present pacing issues and sometimes generic storytelling, captain underpants is a great children's film along with quality entertainment for adults as well.

Atomic Blonde has some similar pacing issues that can often be found in spy movies.

Slow - motion shootouts, melodramatic dialogue, and constant pacing issues continuously hamper the piece, which somehow comes off overheated and yet undercooked at the same time like a dime - store romance novel.

Lackluster story Wasted character potential Long spurts of no action or heist planning Pacing issues

Tasked with introducing a whole new host of characters while simultaneously living up to the original and moving the MCU forward is no easy feat, something which occasionally becomes clear when pacing issues arise.

Forster films his action scenes with aplomb, often occasionally dipping a bit much into shaky - cam for my taste but overall performing admirably, and the editing and pacing issues found in many of Forster's other pictures (e.g. Quantum of Solace) are largely gone.

Like other Apatow films, there are continual pacing issues that come into play.

Unfortunately however, much more attention should have been paid to the films script due to its poor pacing issues and lack of character development, which means that quite a bit of time passes without much happening.

However, while there are many intuitive twists and turns along the way, A Patch of Fog does suffer from some obvious pacing issues.

Pacing issues slow the film down so that nothing ever seems to happen, even when it does.

The film is an incredible tightrope walk between comedy and action and drama, and while there are some significant pacing issues, Black pulls it off beautifully, deftly summoning the best traits of big budget filmmaking.

However, initial pacing issues aside, AbraWORDabrA by Total Arkade Software soon shows its teeth and you'll almost be wishing for the simple game you were complaining about.

Suffering from excruciating pacing issues, its worst crime is laying out the films entire premise even before the midway mark.

A few pacing issues here and there.

Not that it's bad, it just has bad pacing issues and Max is super clunky in cover.

There are some niggling pacing issues to be sure, and some of the action is a little underwhelming, but these are minor concerns.

Though the movie isn't without its faults, Hobson has crafted a fine drama, and one that overcomes its minor pacing issues thanks to a pair of emotional lead performances.

However, the Xbox One X is free from any sort of frame pacing issues across all the modes.

On the flipside the author of the Games TM review found Arno to be a dull lead character and through that was bothered more by the narratives pacing issues.

While I normally play through a game in one go, Dying Light had so many pacing issues in the first quarter of the game that I had to take breaks for months before I felt like returning to the game.

The frame pacing issues make this game a jittery mess when playing with a mouse.