Sentences with phrase «plot holes for»

There are too many plot holes for it to completely work — too much disbelief needs to be suspended.

But before her final confrontation with him, Hela rules over Asgard as the new queen, strolling through Odin's war trophies and fixes another plot hole for eagle - eyed MCU fans.

Not exact matches

Three weeks ago, Missouri lost to Indiana in part because its defensive line was missing Golden (one of three perhaps indispensible Mizzou players, along with Ray and quarterback Maty Mauk) and because its offensive line lost the plot, lost its left guard, and lost its ability to either keep pressure off of Mauk or open holes for running backs Russell Hansbrough and Marcus Murphy.

You can pick lots of holes in a plot that depends on the improbable motivations of an ex-girlfriend and a group of dissidents called the Bellringers, but what you can't shut out is the howl of rage that comes from the pages for the loss of liberty and a free Parliament.

Specifically, the horizon is obtained by plotting null geodesic lines on the so - called Schwarzschild metric, the solution to the field equations posed by Einstein for describing the gravitation field of a black hole.

A twist in the plot for the Universe's most powerful explosions suggests a detour en route to forming a black hole.

To find out which process wins out, ecologist Jerry Melillo of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, tracked two 10,000 - square - foot plots of deciduous forest for seven years.

It had what appeared to be a fine ending around the 1:15 mark - might have left some plot holes, but I was ready for it to end - after which it continued wending its way toward a nearly two - hour runtime.

As for the plot holes, they're gaping.

For example, you find out that Butler's character was some kind of operative agent, but this seems to be putty in a plot hole to explain why he is so good at what he is doing.

Not even the two rip - snorting action sequences thrown in to distract us from the plot holes can make up for the lame doings before and after them that we, the audience, must endure.

There are plot holes such as you'd find in most imaginative tales; for example, in the Indian hotel, why would Ian walk up the stairs and take the elevator down?

Solidly told by German writer - director Fatih Akin («Head - On», «The Cut»), it displays decent if unexceptional TV - movie chops until a pile - up of plot holes and wild story twists take it somewhere so crude that you'd be forgiven for finding it offensive.

If you only watch Bond films for the car chases and fight scenes, rest assured they are still exhilirating enough to allow you to gloss over the plot holes.

Clearly nobody will mistake this comedy thriller for a precision - made object — the scenes seem held together with old shoelaces, and you could land a fleet of 747s through the holes in the plot.

The plot isn't perfect and it has holes in it (Hunt could just forge that list, he needn't really steal it) but most things happen for a reason, better than it just being time for the next action sequence.

While there are several mile - wide plot holes and one key under - developed main character, the film emerges as a tight, intriguing old - fashioned drama that gives audiences a hero worth rooting for.

Nerve is exciting, topical and potentially prescient, but it scores no points for character development, and the plot holes are so big that you could, well, drive a speeding motorcycle through them.

This is typical bad movie, everything about it is bad, the plot ridiculously vulgar, full of holes and end meaningless horribly stereotyped characters, the abuse of the same song for several times, the glamorization of the dance scenes has no limits provalmente this is the most pointless

This is typical bad movie, everything about it is bad, the plot ridiculously vulgar, full of holes and end meaningless horribly stereotyped characters, the abuse of the same song for several times, the glamorization of the dance scenes has no limits provalmente this is the most pointless films already made.

Major plot holes and bad writing make for a terrible movie.

Nothing here feels particularly new, except for the compelling way the Duffers have put it all together — and even that can't fix some plot holes and deliberate obfuscation that make Stranger Things a clumsier ride than it needs to be.

Holes are uncovered in the plot which make you question sequences and the ending is abrupt and kinda rushed, its mainly a vehicle for Goss much like «The Transporter» was a vehicle for Statham but this is abit too late and dated really, still its kinda cool to see a trio of cockneys in the main roles of a US film.

Itʼs full of plot holes and one dimensional characters, the people who makes Honest Trailers should have a lot of fun when they release the trailer for this movie.

Credit to director Baltasar Kormakur, then, for casting Denzel Washington and Mark Wahlberg in the roles instead, because while «2 Guns» is a pretty average action - comedy that's riddled with decades - old clichés and plot holes, the actors make it much more enjoyable.

MIB3 does have some glaring plot holes crying out for attention, such as how Agent J retains his full memory of his partner and his life in spite of the alterations made to the space - time continuum (a fact explained by an appetite for chocolate milk).

It takes a similar plot (a girl's inexplicable obsession with a jerk as the crux of a police investigation), similar structure (flashbacks and an unreliable narrator expose the truth of the jerk's vanishing act), similar setting (a gothic academy), and even a similar conclusion (Abandon's is a million times sadder, if atonally winking in and of itself), but Gaghan, besides sparking with his characters in a way that is foreign to the makers of The Hole (there, director Nick Hamm is less interested in compulsion than in repulsion), has no use for sensationalism — The Hole is a piece of tabloid reportage next to Abandon, which wallows humanistically in the epidemic of loneliness.

While the story for the most part is solid, it does have a couple of minor plot holes here and there.

Screen Junkies» Honest Trailers series is in the business of mercilessly ripping apart movies for their plot holes and creative choices.

Some impressive Terminator - type special effects, various plot holes, kung - fu derring - do and action as well as some wooden acting by the muscles from Brussels make for Saturday matinee entertainment, but little else.

While on board for the ride, The Happening is great for the most part, but afterwards lots of minor plot holes come to mind.

There's inharmonious accents, with just about every actor trying out their own version of «Norwegian» to near universal failure; total tonally inconsistency, wherein certain characters go from glum to chipper without an ounce of external change; zero chemistry between any of the cast, and with a cast this diversely talented (it includes Rebecca Ferguson, Charlotte Gainsbough, J.K. Simmons and Toby Jones) that is a feat unto itself; gaping plot holes, from start to finish you'll wait for the screenplay from Peter Straughan (Frank), Hossein Amini (Drive), Søren Sveistrup (The Killing) to tie things up into (at least their approximation of) a neat little bow.

Look for plot holes with any kind of critical eye and you will find many.

Once again, we have the old Monster Zero plot of an invading alien force, this time from the soon - to - be-vaporized Third Planet from the Black Hole, who scheme to use both an undersea dinosaur named Titanosaurus (under remote control by Dr. Mafune and a recovered and rebuilt Mechagodzilla to devastate planet Earth and pave way for new residents.

It can not, therefore, be held accountable for gaping plot holes, implausible set - ups, Iraqi terrorists who speak to each other in accented English, presidential figures who are more lobotomized than caricatured, and truly dreadful American Idol pop song parodies.

There's also some serious writing problems — I'm sure one could defend it as some kind of a reference to plot holes in action movies, but there's no real excuse for it.

Fresh: While there are several mile - wide plot holes and one key under - developed main character, the film emerges as a tight, intriguing old - fashioned drama that gives audiences a hero worth rooting for.

Regardless of plot holes and implausibility, this update of Assault on Precinct 13 is well - crafted and stays entertaining for the entire runtime.

Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson disagrees with the idea that Holdo's maneuver creates a plot hole that has larger implications for the Star Wars universe.

What at first sounded like the unlikely premise for a cheap knock - off proves to be the genuine article, a heartfelt meditation on ambition and aging that lightly steps through potential plot - holes with the nimble agility of a championship fighter.

Director Joseph Ruben (Dreamscape, Sleeping with the Enemy) keeps the action moving just fast enough for you not to dwell on the gaping plot holes and weird motivations of the characters, but you'll have a hangover afterward trying to resolve them all into something tangibly logical.

As plots go, it's all very silly, and it's full of some fairly large logic holes, but Hiller keeps the pace brisk enough for you to think about things too long.

If you've been following the series closely you'll notice that Dehn's script doesn't sweat continuity with the previous movies too much, but that is no real problem since Escape moves at too brisk a pace for audiences to really pick holes in the plot.

True, the plot is riddled with more holes than one may bother picking, but the combination of fantastic special effects, intense violence and situations, an uniquely downcast tone and ending makes for a not - to - be-missed film; one which at times is difficult to have been actually produced by Hollywood.

If one needs further proof, the Commander in Chief on the receiving end of that question is the third man to hold the title over the course of the plot, and the actual head of Presidential security is busy at the time, given that he's holed up in the Oval Office coordinating a group of mercenaries in the White House to find the actual President in order to hold him for ransom — namely the hundreds of millions of dollars in the Federal Reserve.

Themed holes incorporating any other lesson (the plot or a character in a book, a genus of animals for a biology lecture, key events in history, different cultures, etc..)

Beta readers, who test your book for any readability issues and plot holes, are also a crucial step for indie authors when preparing to get their book ready for publication.

A developmental editor, who looks at your manuscript as a whole for big problems like plot holes or poor narrative flow, may suggest massive changes.

You can see that #wkb2f, for example, is the code for «Writing Craft / Plot Holes» but there are a ton of others.

She looks for plot holes, characterization issues, clarity, continuity, tone, and whether you've fully exploited the themes of your book.