Sentences with phrase «pretty nice character»

Charlie, played by Charlie Plummer, is a pretty nice character study of a lad.

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If pretty pastel buildings aren't you thing (and I'm not sure why that would be), this short street has tons of character and is a nice escape from the hoards of tourists and bloggers trying to take photos (#guilty).
simple man looking for cute and nice girl, she is should be pretty and looking nice, any way her character is good and nice, mostly looking for philphane girls bz they are the good looking girls in the world thats why i choose this site to chatting
Apparently Carpenter already knew about this and actually didn't mind Hideo Kojima's character because of one reason: Kojima is apparently a pretty nice dude.
Everyone gives nice performances, but I didn't find any nuance or layers to characters and found Josh Singer, Tom McCarthy script to be pretty plain and repetitive.
Vast world, pretty graphics, nice music, quite interesting story, character development system better than Morrowind and Oblivion.
He did get possessed pretty early by a bad guy and had to walk around all scowly for most of the movie so now it's nice to actually have the character there and see him interact with the other guys.»
And given that the lead character in the film works in a graphic design firm, in the»70s no less, it's a pretty nice touch to carry that over into the marketing.
Since starring in The Lincoln Lawyer, McConaughey has shown a willingness to forego nice - guy — or even pretty - guy — roles in favor of characters whose sordid pasts show through his now sagging (yet still handsome) features.
A lot of that has to do with the fact that none of the characters or actors are much fun to watch other than Fiona Dourif, who does do a pretty nice job.
As Davis's smart, pretty girlfriend she doesn't have much to do, frankly, but does it with charm, and its something of a nice twist that while Teller and Kendrick's characters have obstacles, their relationship remains solid.
When you touch a character and see their menu, the details are pretty nice.
The writing is weak, the plot is poor and there's a lack of decent characters or acting, but the scenarios themselves are pretty good and the inclusion of set piece moments feels like a nice touch.
The idea of a «Ninja World Tournament» sounds pretty cool and serves as a nice way to stuff many characters from throughout the series into one game, but does it make Revolution a good move?
The cast of characters however is pretty nice, featuring a well - rounded cast that brings returning favorites and new challengers for a total of 16 fighters.
Giving you a full moves list for your character so you can input moves in, or a nice touch screen move list so that you can pretty much let the system perform the moves for you.
God Eater: Rage Burst does have some story but is filtered in between missions by cutscenes, giving you small glimpses into the characters you meet which is a nice distraction but the narrative is pretty light.
Character models are pretty simple but look nice and the stadiums are unique and very nicely done.
R.O.B. is one of the oldest (and most classic) Nintendo characters, so even if you don't plan to use this Amiibo in any actual Wii U or 3DS games, it's a pretty nice little figure to have as a trinket in tribute to your Nintendo heritage.
Character interactions are nice and graphics are definitely pretty, but mechanically the game feels behinds its competition and far more frustrating.
The character models of Siren are pretty good, with some nice textures, and some really good detail placed on each and every character.
The character models don't look any different from what they were last year, with a good amount of detail and a pretty nice feel to them.
Apparently Carpenter already knew about this and actually didn't mind Hideo Kojima's character because of one reason: Kojima is apparently a pretty nice dude.
The graphics still hold up pretty well with very nice environments and good character animations.
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