Sentences with phrase «serious versions of these characters»
Without getting too much into comic history, the Silver Age featured some bizarre stories, and represented probably the least serious versions of these characters.
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Fiennes had a splashy introduction to the screen: He was Heathcliff to Juliette Binoche's Cathy in a TV version of Wuthering Heights; he was the German officer in Schindler's List, fully committed to the pathology and vanity of the man; he was a bright young hope with a serious deficiency of character in Robert Redford's Quiz Show; and he was Almasy, a desert poet, a reckless lover, and on his death - bed much of the time in The English Patient.
The series served as a more serious version of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen that saw literatures famous horror characters brought to life through Logan's eyes.
Producer Akihiro Imamura, sound director Akira Yamaoka, and CG and character artist Takayoshi Sato answered questions from assembled journalists, confirming a November release date for the largest launch Konami Europe has ever attempted and casting serious doubt over the possibility of an Xbox version appearing this year.
It all sort of looks like a very serious version of The Expendables, with Wahlberg putting on some crazy eyes to convey how out of control his character is.
The mechanics of the time travel plot are more entertaining than the overly serious romantic plot as Reeve meets up with a much younger version of a character he met earlier, wakes up in someone else's room and dresses up in a suit ten years out of fashion.
Having been a huge fan of the arcade and home versions, I was excited to play the game firsthand, but had serious reservations thanks to Killer Instinct's previously announced «freemium» (pay for each character you want) system.
What has never been sufficiently taken into account by «serious» criticism is the character of these works as monumental and ironic put - ons, blagues, a favorite form of destructive wit of the period, inflated to gigantic dimensions — pictorial versions of those endemic pranks which threatened to destroy all serious values, to profane and vulgarize the most sacred verities of the times.