Sentences with phrase «portions of the film looked»

While significant portions of the film looked crystal - clear, many other scenes came across as less than terrific, all of which made for a generally good but erratic viewing experience.

Significant portions of the film looked blown out and too bright.

Not exact matches

Mystique's character arc begins with her looking human for a good portion of the movie and then, over the course of the film, learning to accept herself as a mutant and decides to stay blue until the end.

Elders reading a section of the series to a child or stumbling into one of the films couldn't be blamed for not knowing who Mundungus Fletcher or Regulus Arcturus Black might be, or how, exactly, a Finite Incantatem overthrows a Furnunculus spell, or how so insignificant - looking an item as a cup could possibly be a formidable horcrux (an object into which a wizard deposits a portion of his soul to assure continued life).

A good portion of the film's stroll down memory lane attempts to recreate some of the Belushi - Dan Aykroyd SNL routines, and they look pale by comparison with the real things.

Those looking for firefights, running and hiding might find portions of the film a bit tedious, but by the time you hit the end, it's impossible to deny that «Argo» truly earns all of your emotions by taking the visceral route.

line — looks like Market St., this portion of the film was one of many NOT shot

line — looks like Market St., this portion of the film was one of many NOT shot in San Francisco.

King's coming out — if only to herself and her dreamboat husband (Austin Stowell, looking like Scooby - Doo's hunky blond friend Fred)-- occupies a significant portion of the film, shining a light on more than just the conservativeness of the era, but the near - impossibility gay athletes faced (and still face) in being true to their identities, lest they lose sponsorships and perhaps even their place on the team.

Director Xan Cassavetes blends interviews with clips - often devoting entire portions to specific films (including an intriguing look at the whole Heaven's Gate fiasco)- and although the filmmaker occasionally goes overboard with her the of stock footage, Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession is a highly effective documentary that doesn't shy away from some of the more difficult times in Harvey's life.

The film arguably looks bigger and bolder than the one that preceded it, with a substantial portion of the narrative devoted to laying the groundwork for the introduction of X-Force.

The only interesting touch brought to the fight sequences was the decision to change the film stock so that portions of the fights looked like we were watching them through old cathode ray tubes.

As already stated in the movie portion, the sterile computer - aided visuals can not compare with the more aesthetically pleasing (and realistic) look of the original film.

While Shadow of Mordor seems to step away from the more «realistic» gameplay seen in the films and stories, it still looks like it's going to be an amazing chapter that brings together the events after The Hobbit and before the first portions of Lord of the Rings.

LittleBigPlanet, the title has had a legion of fans and critics alike salivating for the final product for quite some time now, was playable at Comic - Con this year and the good people at LBP Central managed to play the game there for nearly two hours, and also film a segment of the game's tutorial portion (above), which is looking quite fantastic.