Sentences with phrase «plot than the trailer»

There's even less plot than the trailer teases.

Not exact matches

While the trailer for «The Revenant» doesn't say a lot about the plot, it gives more than enough reason to see it.

The official trailer for Zoolander 2 (or 2oolander, as it's known amongst those of us who aren't really, really, ridiculously good - looking) has arrived, with way more plot and action than the teaser, but minus the bumbling of that video's release.

«We're more ghosts than people» says Morgan to an unnamed lady outlaw right before the trailer specifies the year the plot will take place in to be 1899, putting it 7 years before the botched robbery at the beginning of Red Dead Redemption, and 12 years before the main events of that game.

The trailer offers no insight to the plot other than to insinuate Bella is a vamp through and through.

It's a shorter tease than the previously released trailer, which gets more of the movie's plot across while also giving a lot of the film's moments away, but it's a very cute look at the live - action / animated sequel nonetheless.

A photo gallery, cast & crew biographies, and a trailer that does more to explain the film's plot (and with more gore) than the movie itself does round out the disc.

Also, these trailers still haven't included any reference to Spider - Man yet (which might be for the best, since his rumored plot - line sounds like something I'd rather not watch for longer than the length of a typical cameo).

Last up is the first full trailer for The Bourne Legacy, which, naturally runs through far more of the plot than that first teaser, opening up the film to a wider audience, perhaps even those who have yet to catch all of the other films in the franchise.

The trailer reveals the plot point that she must recover five mystical items in order to escape, which feels more like a video game than a movie (not the first time one of Snyder's films has invited that comparison).

While this is our first «traditional» trailer with more plot and character details than ever, Deadpool 2 still can't help poking fourth - wall fun at itself.

That leaves less than two - thirds of the movie for things to happen, but fortunately for our grumbly hero, he has some help in the form of Dave (John Goodman), a surf - shop - owning buddy in the middle of a divorce, and John (Thomas Middleditch), a nervous rookie who is ready to take over completely random portions of the plot or pitch in some voice - over narration whenever Willis feels like taking a nap in his trailer.

Casa de mi Padre Directed by: Matt Piedmont Starring: Will Ferrell, Gael García Bernal, Diego Luna Rating: R Release Date: March 16, 2012 TRAILER SCORE: 6/10 Thoughts by TSR: More of an announcement teaser than anything, this brief look at Casa de mi Padre doesn't bother getting into much plot, instead attempting to answer the question, «Who is... Armando Alvarez?»

The trailer doesn't give away too much of the plot other than Portman's character survives to tell her story, which includes eerie visitations, alien creatures and a portal to another realm.

The overall tone of this trailer is different than the «fun» feeling of the previous one, but that may simply be attributed to the inclusion of Steppenwolf and the laying of groundwork for the film's plot.

There's been a worrying trend of trailers that seem to be nothing more than compressed versions of the film intent on giving away every plot point before the audience can watch the actual movie, damaging the anticipation.

Rather than summarizing past Nazi plot - foiling adventures, this final installment acts as in interlude, filling in the gaps leading up to the 3D CG trailer.

Okay, these so called professionals all base the game on the plot, uhh, just playing the demo or watching the trailer will immeadiatly tell you this game isnt about plot, the reason i like this game iscause it is a casual game where you can feel like you can finish it, you know carrying on through the adventure mode little by little, its not meant for the hardcore, while more gameplay mechanics would of been nice (just using the stick and a button is definatly over used) but the real reason this game is fun, the price, its just # 3 ($ 5) and considering a hell of alot of worse games cost more than double this on live arcade you could do alot worse, the only thing blocking this from an 8 is the online community is dead, unfortunatly!

This new trailer gives us more details on the plot than any of the past videos and it's shaping up to be very interesting indeed.

Despite the 3D gimmick thrown in our faces and the trailer's horrible use of typography (ugh) I came away with the impression that in the end Revelation will most likely have more in common with Silent Hill 3's plot than Silent Hill 2006 ever had with the original game.