Sentences with phrase «pay homage too»

Although the holiday celebrates our nation's flag, you may not know that students who have gotten less - than - stellar grades should pay homage too.

From the one game directly based on a movie, The Warriors, to classic Western movies which inspired the look and feel of Red Dead Redemption, the noir - style movies L.A. Noire payed homage too, and the movies - upon - movies which have been parodied or reinvisioned when recreate famous locations and time periods in the Grand Theft Auto series, films have always played a huge part in Rockstar's development cycle.

Not exact matches

It's that time of year again — time for Democratic elected officials and would - be candidates (and perhaps even a few Republicans, too) to trek to Albany to pay homage to the increasingly powerful — and fast - growing — Latino community at the biannual Somos el Futuro conference.

In response to a question on if it was not too early to talk about 2019, Alhassan popularly called mama Taraba, said, «I said what I said when we went to pay Sallah homage to (Atiku).

And never mind Margaret Thatcher's visit to Downing Street... David Cameron paid homage to her too with a namecheck and a hint of further tax cuts to make the Conservatives once again the party of aspiration.

GoldieBlox decided to pay homage to these incredible women — and Hillary Clinton, Abby Wambach, Beyonce, and Nicki Minaj, too — by putting together a video of the biggest girl - power moments of 2015, featuring a bunch of kids dressed up as mini versions of their feminist idols.

If you're too young to recall who model Kristen McMenamy is, just know that Pat McGrath is paying serious homage to vampy»90s beauty trends with this brown shade.

pays homage to the well - traveled cast — nothing too insightful.

David Chase is paying homage to his rock and roll youth but it is diluted with a trough of unnecessary segues such as a motorcycle accident, a trip to L.A., and one too many awkward dinners with the extended family ending with someone, usually Douglas, storming out of the house.

The new dark comedy «Rough Night» pays homage to all of them... Maybe a little too much.

Ready Player One is all about paying homage to the things you love with little regard for what anyone else thinks, and hamburger store Carl's Jr. seems to have taken that concept a little too far with its Ready Player One tie - in campaign.

Alas, the plot does rear its ugly head all too often, especially in a very tiresome finale on top of «Mt. Richmore», which is meant to echo a similar scene in Hitchcock's North by Northwest, a film that is paid homage to at least twice (a television shows the famous crop - dusting scene, perhaps as a bit of foreshadowing).

Although you can see the filmmakers trying to pay homage to Sid & Marty Krofft's nutty 1970s TV series, this film is just too random and silly to make any sense at all.

Not just a few mildly amusing one - liners, some recycled physical comedy, and a story that tries too hard to pay homage earlier fantasy epics (and failing miserably, might I add).

From infomercial - like camera pans of the game's primarily collectibles to paying a certain homage to the wizard Gandalf that Lord of the Rings fans are sure to enjoy, Lumo never takes itself too seriously.

Too much of the new Ghostbusters is concerned with paying homage to the first movie, from the use of Ray Parker Jr.'s theme song to the incorporation of the Ghostbusters logo into the plot (the logo comes to life as an evil spirit).

It's admirable that Helander wants to make the kind of over-the-top action picture that was popular in the era of Con Air and Air Force One — rather than merely spoofing it, or «paying homage» — but the bulk of Big Game is too safe and square, with very few memorable setpieces, wild twists, or killer catchphrases.

It's entirely original, first of all, and it seemed to pay homage to some of the greatest films in its dialogue too.

Without diving too much into spoiler territory I can safely say that the overall story line of Arkham Origins pays great homage to the original Batman comics with both its story telling and re-imagining of lesser known Batman Villains.

From infomercial - like camera pans of the game's primarily collectibles to paying a certain homage to the wizard Gandalf that Lord of the Rings fans are sure to enjoy, Lumo never takes itself too seriously.

The full story is too long to go into — check here for the whole sordid story — though the highlight is probably his attempt to grant leniency to the makers of Edge by having them pay to rename their game «Edge: An Homage To Bobby Bearing.»

And if you have a Sega Master System, Game Gear or Mega Drive lying dusty in the corner, you too can visit victory lane while paying homage to one of the sport's forgotten champions.

As you can see, it looks to be a very interesting game overall, and one that pays quite a bit of a homage to both Donald Duck comics and DuckTales too.

While there is nothing wrong with game developers paying homage to a specific game, sometimes they take things a little too...

Pixel Gun 3D is another battle royale title that pays visual homage to Minecraft, but it pulls off block rockin» feats in the gameplay department too.

Ed Paschke returns with his psychedelic faces, but newer artists, too, pay ample homage to LA painting.