Sentences with phrase «police chases like»

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This might seem like a small issue, but police chases are a danger to the public.

A microscopic buddy flick complete with a crusty police captain, a megalomaniacal Mayor Phlegmming (William Shatner) bent on re-election, a sexy single cell (Brandy) who won't give our unfairly - maligned leukocyte the time of day, and a series of breathtaking circulatory car chases (along the Vena Cava Expressway) that take us on a giddy tour through all the major towns of Frank (and a few greasy fly - by - night joints like the club carbuncle), Osmosis Jones is amazingly fun and clever.

There is a pistol - packing store clerk, an angry Ed driving off to abandon H.I. and then coming back to get him, a speeding police car turning up at the store, a pack of neighbourhood dogs chasing H.I, and much more, all accompanied by the Banjo of Ben Freed and yodelling courtesy of John R. Crowder, and punctuated by the sounds of screaming bystanders and gunshot blasts that seem amplified to sound like cannons.

The real world sets also looked a bit middling budget and not very much like Ohio, I think the van chase was filmed in Birmingham and the police cars were Peugeots, neither of which are very American.

When he arrives, Angel is partnered up with town drunk and action film aficionado Danny Butterman (Nick Frost)-- the son of Stanford's police chief (Jim Broadbent)-- and forced to perform menial tasks like chasing down wild swans.

It pretty much sounds like a police car chase in a Hollywood movie, doesn't it?

Scoring credits like «scared girl in police chase» and generally trying to stay afloat in the big city, she becomes involved with two men, wanders down several vocational dead ends and sharply observes the world around her.

Need for Speed: Pro Street has no police chases, no free - roaming city, no sappy, Fast and the Furious - like storyline.

The Logitech software will even automatically apply certain effects when you fire up some games, like the entire keyboard flashing blue and red when you're being chased by the police in GTA V.

this game is not bad there may be some problems here and there but it is great fun i just love the car chase part if u like shooting police and swat teams or being the bad guy go for it but i think they use the f word too much.

For all its merits, the last entry in the series Need for Speed Rivals felt like a best of compilation that failed to really distinguish itself, combining the high speed police chases and open world of Criterion's Hot Pursuit and Most Wanted.

Electronic Arts» Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit promises to go back to the series roots with exotic cars and high - speed police chases, but the roots that the game is going back to feels more like Burnout's and that's a great thing.

5 minutes of most Grand Theft Auto games doing what players like to do — which is, usually, blowing lots of things up and being chased by the police, can be exhilarating and fun and an absolute contrast to the (more serious) cutscenes and very linear structured missions.

There's no visible «wanted» meter like in GTA, and the police won't actually chase you, so it's difficult to gauge the true impact of your actions on the police presence.

It can't do what a police dog does, like sniff out evidence or chase down a suspect.

Some lawyers chase the police reports and write direct solicitation letters, while others bombard you with TV commercials with insipid branding terms like «lawyers you know lawyers you trust» or «turn your crash into cash.»

With actual physics keeping you tacked to the tarmac, every turn, burnout, and police chase feel just like the real thing, making Grand Theft Auto play less like Mario Kart, and more like Gran Turismo with each successful getaway.