Sentences with phrase «said plot twists»

The attraction of «August: Osage County» comes not from its plot twists — although there are a few of those — but from the way its characters react to said plot twists, and consequently, interact with one another.

Not exact matches

Mr Cameron said the alleged plot to blow up transatlantic flights was «deeply shocking», but not surprising, adding that since September 11th people across the world had known about those driven by «a twisted and perverted ideology» to kill innocent people.

«This is the plot twist that gives away the story,» says Sharma, because it allows scientists like him to trace the evolutionary and genetic history of this group of animals, united by their loss of a particular gene.

The premise of a murder mystery with an unreliable narrator is well - trodden territory at this point (The Girl on the Train, In a Dark, Dark Wood, The Woman in Cabin 10, and Sharp Objects all come to mind) but there were at least two moments where I let out an audible gasp over an unforeseen plot twist... so I guess I'm saying if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

There's an INCREDIBLE plot twist at the end of this series, so if I say anything more, I'm afraid I'll ruin it for you.

Tommy has never written a screenplay, meaning that he has no concept of basic plot structure or dialogue (A character reveals she has breast cancer at one point, and when people point out that the plot point is never raised again, Tommy says that it's «a twist»).

I won't reveal the plot twists just in case you're not familiar with what happened in reality, but suffice it to say that I had no clue why Finkel seems to become more and more frantic as Longo's trial date inches closer, and I had absolutely no clue as to what Longo's actual motives were — I had to Google the real events after seeing the film in order to understand what I'd watched onscreen.

A fair amount of jokes connect, Maya Rudolph has some great one - liners as Deanna's best friend, and there's a plot twist that had the audience roaring so loud you couldn't hear what the actors were saying next.

It all leads to a plot, I don't want to say twist, but sharp right turn would work.

To say more about Gone Girl's plot would spoil twists that those who haven't read the book will not see coming.

But like I said, this episode doesn't just pack a lot of decent plot twists and some fun action — there's real emotional punch, too.

Suffice to say also that Seven Psychopaths can't consistently maintain its highest highs, when the dialogue is popping and the plot is twisting.

I won't say more, except any movie with plot twists this stupid defy spoiler alerts.

«Ex Machina» Just when we thought M. Night Shyamalan ruined the plot twist forever, along comes the directorial debut of screenwriter Alex Garland, which not only pulls the rug out from under us over and over again (without cheating or making us lose interest) but also has interesting things to say about technology (as embodied by Alicia Vikander «s artificially intelligent robot) and mankind's diminishing capacity to control it.

Along the way we have a few plot twists, an appearance by the villain Scarecrow, loads of loud action and more thoughtful introspection on the nature of justice and vigilantism than those offered by, let's say, The Punisher or Dirty Harry or most revenge action flicks.

«Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi» will debut in theaters Dec. 14, but until then, we're stuck trying to discern its plot twists by analyzing the minute details of the trailers, film stills, and anything director Rian Johnson says.

That being said, the twists that make this film as unique as it is are also what make the movie hard to really critique on a plot level.

«The combination of a globally respected actor in Gerard and a dynamic emerging filmmaker in Darrin Prescott give this action film great potential to engage audiences and take them on a journey into a world full of dangerous characters and plot twists,» said Nick Meyer, CEO of Sierra / Affinity.

Bradley Cooper is the cop intent on bringing him down and... That's all you can say about the movie's plot without threatening to ruin some of the many wonderful twists and turns.

The plot, as I've said, is fairly derivative, and the twists, such as they are, aren't particularly inventive or hard to predict.

Note: There are implied plot spoilers in this review, particularly about a twist that is revealed in the film's trailer but which the director has said he nevertheless hoped would be more of a surprise.

To say a great deal more of the twisting, turning, double - dealing plot would be to rob viewers of some lovely surprises, but safe to say a second daring coaxium heist is required, this time with suave gangster Dryden (Paul Bettany) dangling the threat of death over our ragtag heroes» heads should they fail.

The plot, which comes together in pieces, involves Albert trying to get over a breakup with his girlfriend Louise (Amanda Seyfried), who quickly starts dating Foy (Neil Patrick Harris, who, with much amusement, says every line like he's twisting his moustache), the proprietor of the town's moustache shop.

I'll say up front that I pretty much figured out the plot twist about 10 minutes into the film, but that didn't stop me from enjoying «Suburbicon.»

It's nearly impossible to say anything about what makes The Gift so good without revealing its two crucial, spine - tinglingly effective plot twists.

Sissy North American audiences will certainly be turned off by that, but as I said it was critical to the original's plot twist.

Written for cast of 16 - 30, running time approx. 40 minutes, this play follows the original plot, but has some interesting twists along the way - to say nothing of how the «play within a play» players are treated: a heroic Pyramus played by a «large butt» Bottom; the lovely Thisby by a bushy bearded Flute; a wall by red - nosed sniffing Snout; Moonshine by «starving» Starveling and not forgetting Snug's all important part - that of an asthmatic lion!

What readers are saying about Laying Low in Paradise ~ Kristy pens «Laying Low in Paradise» in a well written romantic suspense plot filled with twists, turns, and a touch of humor that kept my interest through out the book.

I am now reading Dwight's «The Tolling of Mercedes Bell» and can not say enough about its quality, surprise plot twists, and character development.

Brashares says that this will be the last book in the series, ending with a plot twist ensuring that it can not be revived (although she reassures her fans that «it's not like I kill off any of the characters»).

Along the way there are some surprising — I might even say startling — plot twists that expose more of Erhard's quirks, obsessions and personal idiosyncrasies.

Having said that, Glines followed suit like so many of her contemporaries and pulled a plot - twist fast one for us, one that was a little jarring at both its suddenness and its departure from the story line of Woods and Della.

The story is said to be really deep and involving as it twists and turns through time; intersecting plot points where you see yourself or witness the setup to an event from a prior time jump will play heavily.

Needless to say, the plot is quite mysterious with a few twists and turns coming at us.

I won't say much in order to prevent spoilers, but plenty of old faces from the first Bioshock make a return, with plenty of plot twists as well.

In the interests of brevity and keeping this a spoiler - free review, I'll not say more about the twists and turns but we'll come back to the plot and story later.

I can say, however, that Bassett combined that unanswered question with the plot for Silent Hill 3 to create a unique twist on Heather's motivations.

That's not saying that the game isn't entertaining, but you're not going to randomly think about an amazing plot twist that you encountered, nor will you be clamoring to your friends that series protagonist, OSS sniper Karl Fairburne, is one of most compelling characters you've ever played as in a video game.

Now, with Zero Time Dilemma (and the Zero Escape series as a whole) being all about the shocks and twists that get thrown your way during the tense and thrilling ride that is the game's plot, I think it will be best to say here that you can be assured that this review will contain no spoilers — it would be cruel for me to ruin any of the game, it really is an experience that you need to go into without any idea of what to expect.

It's a pretty cool plot, with plenty of cool twists, and seems to have directly influenced later RPGs — needless to say, Chrono Cross and Final Fantasy X don't seem so innovative when you compare them to Dragon Quest VI.

I think it's safe to say Microsoft still has a few secrets up its sleeve, and Scorpio could certainly get a Surface - like plot twist that differentiates it for its chief competitor, the PlayStation 4 (PS4) Pro.

Don't expect such a plot twist to happen, however, Marks says.