Sentences with phrase «really watched his performances»

Not exact matches

Really digging Xhaka, I didn't watch today's match but a man of match performance and twitter going raving mad is enough to convince me he looked more than decent.

I first watched Arsenal in 1976 and have been following home and away ever since NOT 2006, I also don't use twitter and don't play fifa, for the record I really am bored with the insinuation that if you criticise an Arsenal player, the owner or wenger then you don't support Arsenal, are happy with everything that's been going on since say the move to the grove?do you not ever think things should be done differently?did you never criticise a player?if you say no then I don't believe you.I make no hesitation in saying I'm very much on the side of the wenger out brigade, but never would I come on here and write what you've just done, for a start in might upset my seventy year old dad who is very much a AKB.I think you're just a keyboard warrior some how.Regardless though credit where credits due good performance today, and yes I did go

Personally I find it hard to believe an individual could replicate those performance levels on a weekly basis — but really joyful to watch whilst it lasts.

Almeria struggled this season but watch his performances vs Atletico and Barcelona... You could really tell he wanted to make his mark against the Giants.

I watched Liverpool tonight and they were devastating that's what a young ambitious coach can bring that performance should waken our club up we're nothing short of atrocious in Europe and that's down to the manager it really is an embarrassment that we have a pensioner managing this team!

Kieran Gibbs, Aaron Ramsey and Gabriel Paulista are all intermittent with their performances and its telling that of these three ONLY Ramsey has had interest from other more feted clubs Your argument fell apart ages ago but let's look at the fact that you called Mesut Ozil, Alexis Sanchez (both of whome may yet leave us) Laurent Koscielny, and Santi Cazorla brilliant players is again bang on the money BUT Olivier Giroud, and Theo Walcott?????????? Please god save me from this ignorance, have you been watching the same season as me and the rest of us???????? Will Wenger really spend on a freight load of new players or will there be just one signing??

If you really watch carefully our current performance, last five matches, we really need to improve.

Honestly, if you really watch carefully our current performance, we really need to improve, because our current performance are definitely not good enough.

I am thrilled each game and don't really care so much about trophies — I watch because I like good performances.

Two games against below mid-table teams and we are really struggling.Is Fabs the answer?I don't think so.The first game against WBA would easily have been a draw but we were lucky though not this time round on Saturday.It was difficult and frustrating watching my team fail to create any clear cut chances in 94 minutes of football.There was such a corridor in our midfield that fulham utilized to the maximum.If we start dropping points against the likes of fulham at this stage in the competition then what will become of us in the 6 matches against the top three teams?I can see why I need to lower my expectations early enough to avoid disappointment later on.Very poor performance from Denilson.But why was Theo sub'd instead of bringing in Song for Denilson early enough?!

This will be really fun to watch just because of Girona's style of play at home or away, and Barça will rebound for the bad performance at Stamford Bridge: 3 - 1 to the home team.

Harrelson is a favorite of mine, and we gives a really good performance, like the one here, it is an amazing thing to watch.

Now granted, I really enjoyed watching the first instalment and the raw take on the classic tale, but not including the character of Snow White (even though Kristen Stewarts performance was nothing special) felt felt strange for this particular continuation.

Dirk himself as a character that selects specific information to give when it is obvious he knows more; however as the series progresses, the chemistry between the characters and the performances, especially by veteran Elijah Wood, really make the show worth watching.

This movie doesn't really have much purpose, especially considering the amazing ending to the first film, but it's a ok watch which is boosted by the performances from the original cast.

The performances from the cast are what really save this film from being a total dud and the story is quite interesting of course, but if you want to know the full facts, read books on the subject and watch a few documentaries as well.

It really picks up steam as Walter becomes a phenomenon for his idiosyncrasy, appearing on talk shows since people love to watch a personal train wreck (As much as we want to keep distance between the performance and the performer, it is almost impossible to watch these scenes without considering Gibson's numerous appearances in the media spotlight, and Gibson's portrayal is especially daring in light of them).

The performances looked like they could be very good but like AmericanRequiem said above, this doesn't look like the type of film that one would just sit down to watch for fun (not saying that is a requirement for film - viewing) so the movie would have to really ride a wave of huge critical support for me to give it a go.

This leapt out at me having watched Billie Piper give a career defining performance in Yerma at the Young Vic last week and feeling the need to double - check that she really is the incredible actress I saw that night.

What I really realized last night while watching Jeff's performance as Clu was no matter FX that they come up with to be able to make actors seem younger or older it's still driven by the actor.

ı really like hi performance, he is a good actor... I have seen the trailer of the film mentioned above, ıt was ok, definitely worth watching.

I really don't understand why voters don't want to watch 127 Hours since it features a major performance from James Franco.

All of that being said, there is still some fun to be had here, as the performances from Aaron Taylor - Johnson, Chloe Grace Moretz, and (especially) Jim Carrey are all extremely fun to watch, the action scenes are exciting and bad - ass, some of the humor really works, and a good amount of the dramatic material is effective.

With great performances by Paul Dano as the young Wilson and John Cusack as the aged version, the film flawlessly moves back and forth between decades without losing its audience and it really makes you feel like you are there watching the creation of the legendary music come out of his brain.

For the first time in my cinema watching career, I really, really enjoyed Colin Firth's performance.

Turturro is a pleasure to watch (including his character's ongoing battle with eczema), but it's Ahmed's powerful performance as Naz that really sticks with a viewer.

Watching the finished product though, its painfully clear that the filmmakers are well within their rights to demand their money back, as the voice performances here are so phoned in that BT or O2 should really start charging for them by the second.

This was a good watch in which the awesome music (soundtrack and score, this is definitely making an appearance in my music series), great lead performances, and great fight sequences (the stairwell scene really is worth the price of admission alone) slightly outweigh the meh to bad script at times.

Watch the video below to see if the 2013 Fiat 500 Abarth really is «the ultimate high - performance small car» for «track - day enthusiasts.»

The speaker performance really lets down what is potentially a great place to watch movies and listen to music, and we wonder if the same love and attention goes into the Asus applications as it does for the brilliant hardware.

J.J. Charlesworth's UK election special with a brief history of artists who have tried to work out which way the wind is blowing; Maria Lind goes in search of where things are really happening at Documenta 14 in Athens; Heather Phillipson considers interspecies empathy while watching Fevered Sleep's most recent performance; Jonathan T.D. Neil on the banal, the extreme, and the high commercial theatre of the art market.

Thankfully that really isn't a problem with the Huawei Watch 2, though I'm sure that over time the performance may dip down just a tiny bit with more apps being installed and with the hardware becoming older.

The ZenWatch 3, however, manages to run the core functions really well — performance is on par with other Wear devices (bar the original Moto 360), the gestures actually work better than older Wear watches too, and it generally ticks at a fast rate.

Its standby performance is incredible, likely thanks to Doze, but watching video or using the camera a lot, really hinders how good the battery should be.