Sentences with phrase «plop characters»

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The app puts a new keyboard on your phone that allows you to systematically transpose any character on a normal keyboard with any other character, or you can just plop in some text and the app will garble it Cam - style for you.

It plops us into its world with the expectation we already understand the situations / characters, and by design, it concludes without a formal ending.

If you've seen trailers for upcoming comedy Enchanted, in which fairy - tale characters plop down in modern New York, ready to burst into song, you get the picture.

The film focuses on the characters and plops them into mini-adventures that challenge them and entertain the audience.

Although rendered with predictable polish by the digital artists at Lucasfilm Animation Singapore and Industrial Light & Magic, the picture seems to unfold not in a coherently realized fantasy world, but rather at some sort of grotesque interspecies convention where Lucas and his collaborators have taken every conceivable character type that came to mind — goblins, imps, talking mushrooms, etc. — and plopped them down in front of the same meticulously detailed forest backdrop.

He plucked the comic's go - to character, the awkward man - child with anger issues, out of his rarefied Happy Madison atmosphere and plopped him down in the real world, where his social snafus and fits of rage caused everyone else to back away, slowly.

This godawful film is a vile transparency — approximating through its fictional lead character (a white doctor who spins a globe, closes his eyes, and plops his finger on Uganda — yaaaaaaaaaaay!)

The performance itself is appropriately fun, a balance of power and levity in which both she and the character seem acutely aware of the necessity and burden of all that pomp and circumstance surrounding the queen's life (a better scene sees her meet with an advisor and plop down on the floor, her legs spread out as she blithely dirties a fabulous skirt that nearly engulfs her).

VII is so confusing with its changing camera angles and plopping tiny characters on a zoomed screen with a skewed perspective that they had to include little floating arrows to show you where stuff is.

However, after they plopped you into the large open world, the storyline and character development came to a grinding halt.

You take on the character roles of Purple Plop and Green Goop, tethered together by a single rope.