Sentences with phrase «rehashes much»

Comedy sequels have been facing a bad stigma ever since The Hangover 2: audiences are understandably jaded that a second chapter is going to rehash much of the exact same humor and gags as the first film.

Not exact matches

There were versions of games like «Mass Effect» and «Call of Duty» that were inferior to their counterparts on other platforms, and Nintendo's own contributions were lackluster: a rehashed, sidescrolling Mario game, and «Nintendoland,» a forgettably competent mini-game collection that offered some great menu music and not much else.

A bit much since it appears, based on the reviews, a rehash of the conclusions of the likes of Professors Crossan, Ludemann, Borg, et al..

Don't rehash what or how much you ate.

Most of it is a rehash of earlier writings from much earlier religions and gods, and is not original.

As Goosen emptied his locker on Sunday evening after tirelessly rehashing his round with reporters, he told one persistent scribe, «I'm on my way out — there's nothing much to say,» only to be followed into the restroom by the reporter.

Forgive me for sounding a little flippant but I'll not take too much of your time to describe our new Piano - man — real name Mavropanos — because my knowledge is extremely limited of the Greek game and all I'd be doing is rehashing information from other people on the web.

We won't rehash the season holistically; you were there, you know what went wrong, but on the balance of things, we can't complain too much about a second place finish and an automatic berth into the Champions League group stage next season.

Having written about the debate in the recent past, I don't see much point in rehashing the controversy in detail.

Rather, it takes «truths» that we as a society (not even just parents but educators, caregivers, anyone who has contact with children) have constructed, and reveals them for the much more complicated issues that they are.Enough of the rehash.

Otherwise, much of his speech rehashed his usual talking points: the undue influence of the «billionaire class,» the crisis of climate change, the need to defeat Donald Trump and — of course — the nefarious machinations of the «establishment.»

In addition, Bay often feels too much like a basic rehash of the first movie.

Much of the stand - up material caught on camera has a ring of familiarity and settles for rehashing ethnic and religious stereotypes in new ways.

Everything that made the first film so much fun is still here and done in a way that doesn't feel like a simple rehash of the first movie.

But the result is a glossy, Hollywood reworking which never feels better than a subpar rehash of something much greater.

So, despite Shaun «s huge success and help in launching Wright, Pegg, and cowriter / star Nick Frost's Hollywood career, none of them ever showed much interest in rehashing old stories.

It's a gloriously written film, with jokes that are crafted rather than excavated from reams of on - set improvisation1; the success of the punchlines is scattershot and up for debate (connoisseurs of the Borscht belt should find much to admire, but a rehash of Lloyd's lovesick daydream flatlines, due in no small part to an overestimation of the comic chops and kitsch appeal of Honey Boo - Boo's mom), yet there is something bracing about its structural classicism after the last few years of watching the Church of Apatow whack off.

The two plots are nothing more than rehashes of plot elements that have turned up in much better Woody Allen movies.

What a shame that there isn't much for them to work with here, with a story that is marred by contrivances and rehashed ideas.

Much of the plot is a rehash of the origin story we saw in the 2002's Tobey Maguire film but this strong cast imbues it with a freshness and seriousness that Maguire's sometimes cartoonish film lacked.

Majority of the DLC basically takes place in the same rehashed map and locations that you have visited in the main game, however the activities are all stripped out and there is not much to do.

Can I just ask in your opinion that at what point does adding the same characters / bosses, contributing to the same boring plot in another samey rehashed sequel, become too much?

As lame as Stone's lazily rehashed flourishes are, his biggest mistake here has less to do with his stale command of the camera and much more to do with the young cast he's assembled.

Despite the raucous Sundance reception I found this to be a bit of an exercise in self - indulgence and a rehash of much better freedom - oriented movies, such as «Glory» and «Braveheart.»

Hot - head police captains, torturous and talky bad guys, drug busts, loose cannon cops, some domestic drama, and car chases represent the bases you'd have to touch in order to make a decent rehash, but outside of a couple of scenes of Paul regurgitating famous film lines from cop flicks of the 80s (which isn't exactly true, as he mysteriously quotes from movies of other genres and eras as well), there isn't much to Cop Out one could call a loving spoof.

However, considering how dense the Underworld mythology is and how each sequel / prequel hardly ever slows down to rehash backstory covered in previous installments (much to the franchise's credit), those in need of any sort of refresher in the world's now vast history will find this an invaluable resource, and the disc producers have executed it in such a way that it never disrupts the flow or skips and / or runs over any key scenes in the film.

Riddick easily puts the series back on track, with its much - needed R - rating and cheesy one - liners, but a majority of the film feels like rehashed segments lifted directly from Pitch Black, without much creativity.

However, considering how frequently the movie industry rehashes formulaic screenplays, one with as much authenticity and sincerity as The Miracle Season, deserves its moment on theater screens.

Even if I didn't find much worth laughing about, Sandler was certainly laughing all the way to the bank, especially as he continued to rehash most of the same persona through more films equally energetic but idiotic.

More over, by placing much of the action in the midst of a naval battle, the film offers a new location so these sequences don't seem like rehashes of the first film.

So much of this film feels like a rehash of those anti-cop dramas from the 1970s.

If the look of Godzilla isn't enough to convince, then the fact that much of the last third of the film is a rehash of the Velociraptor attack from Spielberg's film should persuade you.

(I» m sorry to say it, because they» re good friends and terrific guys, but this week» s Ed Week commentary by Minnich and Laine was pretty much a rehash of what» s not working.)

A lesson focusing on the resurrection which I've put up for free as I have pretty much just rehashed the case of the missing body mystery lesson with a few more discussion points before it.

I wasn't planning to rehash it here because we all said our piece and frankly didn't make much headway on the enlightenment front.

It is that the solutions they offer — much of which are nothing more than rehashed versions of every formula tossed around since the advent of the comprehensive high school — haven't worked.

Nakamura cautioned that he «can not say too much» on the look of the next Juke, but the car won't simply be a rehash of the existing car.

As much as I would love it, Acura simply rehashing the previous car wouldn't be a proper NSX, which stands for New Sportscar eXperimental.

Without rehashing — too much — what I've said before, I'm not a fan of the agency model.

~ Lazaraspaste, Dear Author «Karina Bliss is an excellent writer whose plots are so complex and her characters so realistic that readers are given much more than cookie cutter rehashes of classic stories.

First off, I wrote a much more detailed post with my thoughts on Markel earlier this year, so I won't rehash why I think Markel is a great business here.

Let's not rehash history too much, but in the»30s the President & Congress (mis) appropriated insurance / pension terminology («benefits», «contributions», «trust funds» etc.) to sell Social Security as a form of «insurance `.

I enjoy the AAA games that make billions of dollars annually just as much the rest of you, but other than a few exciting new IP's (Destiny, Evolve, and Sunset Overdrive standout), these annual titles are more often than not just a simple re-skinning of the previous year's model, with rehashed multiplayer components that are made relevant over the course of the next year with DLC that includes «re-imaginings» of maps that came out two years ago in a previous installment.

really people please don't talk about things you haven't experienced based on facts SSB4 bayonetta2 mario kart 8 and you can play all oldies + they are always giving away great games PC + Wii U is the way to go as a gamer all new games on other consoles comes with so much problems you can't expect quality from anyone anymore only Nintendo shines like a beacon where did the master race gone to if we go mainstream we lose all our privileges anyway can't you all see that almost all games are becoming fps shooters with basically same rehashed content nintendo at least has diversity and people bashing it for having nothing to play are no gamers at all it is the same in the music industry this smudge sense of superiority with no real backup has to stop.

The physics were atrocious, and the levels were warmed - over rehashes of old Sonic worlds we'd already grown tired of since they've appeared in pretty much every title in the series since then.

This, along with the combined rehashed footage, doesn't give much to be excited for.

Whew, your comments are long, and a lot of it is stuff I can't really say much about, because it's either an opinion, not entirely relevant, or something we already talked about but rehashed; so my replies are fairly short in comparison...

Just don't expect much more than a slightly churched up rehash of Punch - Out!!

The post-disaster New York setting is a much - rehashed concept at this point, yet somehow The Division had me with its stunning rendition of the great city.

While there is a little more overlap (the world of computer games being much smaller than the wide world of sports obviously) they still feel like separate identities and the articles in the magazine are not rehashing what I've already read on the website.