Sentences with phrase «pacing problems»

Most of the time, an overly long word count is a symptom of major plot or pacing problems in a novel — issues that need to be solved during the revision process.

Maybe some slight pacing problems but really well done and wicked intense.

From an artistic perspective, the film suffers from pacing problems, dragging in some places while racing through other scenes without giving adequate background information to justify decisions.

Though the screenplay leads to uneven pacing problems that make it a sloppy movie, the action is quite compelling to see through.

I, too, had issue with the overall narrative, although not quite to the same degree, viewing it as merely okay with some definite pacing problems.

The Commissioned Officers Edition is a great way to update the rather painful experience of entering EVE for the first time, even if there is still a couple of pacing problems that pop up at some point in its life.

Poor characterization in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2 is compounded with pacing problems, flat and slow sequences, sudden bursts of action and a lack of emotional texture.

After the stunning success of the first Indiana Jones film Raiders of the Lost Ark, the follow up (and strangely, prequel) is far less impressive, blighted by pacing problems and clumsy attempts at humour.

Rampant pacing problems, boring subplots, two or three interesting episodes.

Despite pacing problems, «Predators» is a wildly entertaining picture that bends the franchise back to more captivating quandaries, erasing much of the bad taste left behind by previous installments.

It's too bad that bad acting and pacing problems drags the experience down, not to mention the high asking price.

There are a few pacing problems in the third act that retread similar themes and add unnecessary subplots that only serve in slowing the momentum of the main narrative.

And pacing problems aside, the scifi-less first third of the film was necessary setup for a Cornetto Trilogy staple: That scene that comes along and punches you right in your tear ducts.

Still, there's leisurely and then there's meandering, and Call Me By Your Name falls prey to good old - fashioned pacing problems.

Final Verdict: Season Two is still holding back the entire series, because of an awful pacing problem.

At one too many of its Santa's sleigh stops though, the bromance is invaded by bromides, making for an uneven and inconsistent holiday farce with uncomfortably obvious pacing problems.

Positioned as a series of flashbacks, the technical drive of this film elevates its shortcomings in a conventional structure and backend pacing problems.

For its smart, honest storytelling and strong performances (particularly from Ronan and Metcalf), the film suffers some significant pacing problems with it lurching between acts in an at times ungraceful manner, the aftershock of Gerwig finding her footing behind the camera.

Chemistry and pacing problems afflict the series from the start, nor is the backwoods setting distinctively rendered (the series was filmed in Louisiana, standing in for Texas).

The film starts off rather slow with some minor pacing problems but quickly redeems itself as it pushes through the first act.

It creates a moment - to - moment pacing problem, inserting pauses, start - stop - repeat, and thus you rarely chain moves together with any sort of fluidity.

Then again, the structure of the overworld can often cause a great deal of endless wandering around, leading to unnecessary pacing problems which really take the fun out of exploration — one of the biggest pulls of a game of this nature.

That is quite the bold statement, but besides a few balance and pacing problems Gianty developed a solid action JRPG with good looks and some pretty funny humor.

The Commissioned Officers Edition is a great way to update the rather painful experience of entering EVE for the first time, even if there is still a couple of pacing problems that pop up at some point in its life.

Xenoblade Chronicles X is less a game with pacing problems and more one where pacing, as a concept, doesn't really exist.

Pacing problems in the second half, when the present - day scenes become more scarce, are much less damaging because of Kidman's ability to make the best use of every moment onscreen.

Now don't get me wrong, they don't necessarily take it all the time, but that is part of our pace problem because our bigs hold the ball, look for a shot or drive, when that isn't there, they reset.

The same problems exist every year, we need a top striker to replace Giroud, a world class DM because Elneny is just not good enough I can see it already, a CB because Gabs is awful and Per has no pace

But still, even with the pacing problems and lackluster lead, UL manages a fair amount of tension and really milks its groovy set up to a T.

It's a solidly average game whose few original ideas are compromised by screwy controls, some pacing problems, and a punishing save - game system.

It requires the usual suspension of disbelief, and pacing problems are a sign of Rice's directorial inexperience.

It's unfortunate, however, that some pacing problems, lame attempts at humor and tech - speak dialogue bog down the flow of this otherwise - engaging release.

Pacing problems and shallow psychological inquiries plague this film almost as much as the overworked metaphor that supplies the film's title.

The repetition and the pacing problems have a negative impact on the overall experience, but this will not prevent fans of the series from spending many enjoyable hours with it.

I do believe there are some pacing problems, but I enjoyed this a whole lot more than I thought; I was impressed.

Season 3 continues to be plagued by the pacing problems of Season 2, but there is just enough greatness in there to keep the faith.

More damning than Kevin Smith's head - games, though, are his pacing problems.

The pacing problems are compounded by some confusion over mistakes that were made, and a difficulty identifying actors through the blizzard.

Time is, after all, the most dramatic difference between the living's and the dead's points of view, something that's taken for granted in most movies (pacing problems and flashbacks aside).

Sure, it had pacing problems, sure, it had that annoying giant spider robot that Kevin Smith talked about years ago... I could forgive everything about this, because this man was genuinely flying effortlessly.

Set to be released on the heels (by Payne's standard) of 2011's The Descendants, the charming film is a fair bit less accessible due to some pacing problems and the odd decision to shoot it in black and white.

Hence the pacing problem.

Sadly, the combination of stale direction, pacing problems and uninteresting characters result in a lackluster film.

A shorter cut of the film might have alleviated its pacing problems, but some of the strongest character work occurs during this stretch, leaving director Rawson Marshall Thurber and his editor with little choice but to weather the storm.

The film has pacing problems, but they aren't generated from its character usage, and it does manage to move quickly between these locales, and set the table in a way that feels relatively natural.