Sentences with phrase «plot keeps you interested»

The direction was solid, the pace nice, the plot kept interesting.

The characters are great and the plot keeps you interested in what will be next to come.

The presentation and overall graphics are solid, the characters and acting are awesome, and the plot kept interested throughout the entire game.

Still, the pacing and plot keep it interesting and for a period piece, it remains rather exciting.

The presentation and overall graphics are solid, the characters and acting are awesome, and the plot kept interested throughout the entire game.

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I like this author, particularly the quirky characters and the plot mystery is interesting — it kept me reading late one night.

This puppy rides long on the plot and short on everything else that might keep an audience interested.

Sure it's totally different, but theres an interesting plot to keep you entertained.

The acting is decent enough to keep you interested and the story is intriguing, but it misses a little something to make it a much better, more developed plot for the film.

With The Lord of the Rings, Peter Jackson sought to be as faithful as possible to J. R. R. Tolkien's work while acknowledging the need to keep the plot moving and make changes to keep casual fans interested.

It is as much a survival film as it is a war film, and there are some plot twists that keep it interesting.

From the very beginning it introduces a believable and lovable family, with fully fleshed out characters and an interesting plot that keeps you always wanting to come back for more.

The plot has enough twists to keep it interesting.

With that being said, I think more effort could have been put into the acting, while the plot is quite good and is really what keeps you interested in the film.

Perhaps he is bored by it all by now, or perhaps he just realizes that all people want is to be creeped out, because, outside of the ominous atmospheric elements and moments of booga - booga, there is barely an effort made to string together a legitimate story or some workable plot to keep us interested.

While not necessarily booming with plot details, Hello Neighbor does a great job of keeping the player interested in finding out what he's hiding.

He is involved with some dangerous characters who at first seem like important plot factors; later, we suspect Wenders was just throwing in some film noir elements to keep up the interest before getting to his real story, which comes toward the end of this very long film.

WHY: Adapted from the 2001 TV movie of the same name, «Trance» is so thinly plotted and riddled with gaps in logic that it's to the credit of director Danny Boyle and his cast (including a surprisingly good Rosario Dawson) that they're able to keep things interesting.

Perhaps it is not so much the narrative arc, but how it is told... There are merits to the time travel fun which means that interesting plot points unravel themselves, keeping the audience guessing until the very end.

The adventures of reluctant heroine Tris Prior (Shailene Woodley) continue in The Divergent Series: Insurgent, a film that seems to rehash a lot of the plot points from the prior film, Divergent, but with daunting task of keeping audiences interested enough to get to next year's (and the year after that's) grand finale Allegiant: Part 1 and 2.

His energy and style keeps the film interesting even though we all know exactly where the plot is going after basically watching this play out three times now.

His alcoholic interjection keeps the film interesting even when the plot slows to a slow drip.

And we haven't even gotten to the most credulity - stretching part of the plot yet: not only has Cass been kept alive in captivity long past the time that Mika has lost sexual interest in her, she's been put to work luring in other children over the Internet, while also recording stories and reminiscences from her life for an obscure reason never fully explained.

We haven't even gotten to the most credulity - stretching part of the plot yet: not only has Cass been kept alive in captivity long past the time that Mika has lost sexual interest in her, she's been put to work luring in other children over the Internet, while also recording stories and reminiscences from her life for an obscure reason never fully explained.

Black has lots of interesting character touches to amuse, and some unexpected plot developments that lead to a few genuine surprises to keep expectations off balance.

The plot struggles to keep the cast in or near the dangerous waters, with banter that almost qualifies as witty occupying our interest between attacks.

Luketic does keep the energy level high enough to save the film from action - comedy lulls, but the lack of an interesting plot and a screenplay that lacks the snarky wit required of a character - driven comedy results in a leaden, forgettable entry in the romantic action genre.

Most of the way, it's an interesting diversion, and even if the plot seems dog - tired, the characters are lively and the situations interesting enough to keep you at attention.

However, without Parker Posey, it would be hard to imagine such a vehicle succeeding, as there isn't much there in the plot to keep our interests otherwise.

Though the writing was good, and the plot suspenseful and interesting enough to keep me reading, I made a decision not to read the rest of the books in the series.

Also, the all - important first chapter can benefit from feedback on plot, structure, readability, whether the characters are interesting, and whether the reader might be likely to keep reading One issue I have found, though, is the difference between American and British English, which can hinder editing at first, but I believe this difficulty can be overcome (I'm Australian).

What readers are saying about Laying Low in Paradise ~ Kristy pens «Laying Low in Paradise» in a well written romantic suspense plot filled with twists, turns, and a touch of humor that kept my interest through out the book.

Story structure is what makes our story feel like a story (with a beginning, middle, end, and twists along the way), story beats are the plot events or character turning points that keep our story interesting, and beat sheets are tools to check our story's structure and pacing.

The plot is involved and interesting enough to keep the reader turning pages.

The villains are nasty and there's a bit of a plot twist to keep it interesting.

There is a light, translucent quality to Thien's prose that casts a certain dreamlike quality on the tale, and yet the magnetic plot will keep the reader's interest through the end.

Card has admitted that he can't be bothered to keep track of his plots and characters, and so his other series are always overrun with errors and inconsistencies, and his lack of interest in research is apparent in this silly work of «historical «fiction.

Listened to this on road trip to Chicago; it kept our attention, and the plot was interesting.

Good characters, constant plot changes, unexpected events and elevating action should keep most readers interested enough to keep reading.

This is an interesting book and while it didn't keep me guessing, the plot moves quickly and thoughtfully.

I've seen art breakdowns, a couple of interviews from the writers, even a couple of really interesting experts consulting on plot points like the United Nations address or what a tsunami would really do to Wakanda, but again, nothing to keep me hooked in.

They are generally looking for help with a bit of plotting or how to best describe a situation so as to keep the reader interested.

As usual the environments and character designs are visually appealing and keep the game interesting when the plot fails to do so.

In the interests of brevity and keeping this a spoiler - free review, I'll not say more about the twists and turns but we'll come back to the plot and story later.

The platforming and combat were fun, the plot was intriguing enough to keep you interested and it felt like Ubisoft was going in an awesome direction with this franchise.

When I was reading the book, the plot was interesting enough to keep reading, but I was generally reading for the characters and their reactions to the corrupt government and how they were trying to save both the real and the virtual world.

While it isn't exactly original, Namco does pretty well making the story unique and adding some very good plot twists to keep you interested.

There are even plot twists to keep things interesting, as well as multiple endings.

Sadly, however, the plot for Decay: The Mare is quite thin and wasn't enough to keep me interested.

The time - travelling sci - fi plot is engaging and the gameplay mechanics are innovative and interesting enough to keep you gripped to the end.