Sentences with phrase «sided little character»

One of the most noted citizens of this microcosm is a four - sided little character named SpongeBob SquarePants (Tom Kenny).

One of the most noted citizens of this microcosm is a four - sided little character named SpongeBob SquarePants (voice of Tom Kenny).

Not exact matches

The girls headband has three little satin roses on the side that adds a some character to every outfit you match i...

Didn't like the characters (the lead boy and girl), the flat 2D cinematography was nauseating (every shot is either side on, front on, top down, no angles, no depth), and the story was just a little too quirky for me, although I appreciate

Now that job has been delegated to the likes of Banderas as Puss as well as side characters such as the Gingerbread Man (Conrad Vernon) Pinocchio (Cody Cameron) and the Three Little Pigs (also Cameron).

There are few interesting side characters, no party members, and little dialogue.

Maïwenn brings up the dirty and dark side of Paris with the help of an excellent team of child actors - Malonn Lévana, the lovely little girl of «Tomboy» (where she plays the sister of the leading character) is someone to keep an eye on - and the best known actors of the French cinema of today: Marina Foïs, Sandrine Kiberlain, Nicolas Duvauchelle, Frédéric Pierrot, Karin Viard, Louis - Do de Lencquesaing, Alice de Lencquesaing (L'heure d'été, Le père de mes enfants), Jérémie Elkaïm (La guerre est déclarée), Karole Rocher, and others.

In other words, this is a sprawling epic that runs a little on the longish side, yet uses the length to deliver genuine spectacle that also compels you on a character level.

Nolte is OK in a part that affords him very little to build a character from, Robert Shaw does a dialled - down version of his salty dog Quint from Jaws, and the great character actor Eli Wallach appears in a supporting role as an old drunk who plays both sides.

The fact that it also wants to go in - depth with any character and their little side story ends up hurting it as distracts from the overall arc that the film is trying to tell, which is Matthew's and Tina's search to get their daughter back.

And the way this character shows a contrast by his aggressive, delusional super-hero persona, and his sweet - natured, natural and loveable doggy - side, which is mostly seen when he is together with his owner Penny - the little girl to whom he directs all his considerable love and devotion - should make him an inspiring figure for children and adults alike.

Game Freak's 2D side - scroller is pretty much one entire game devoted to Rambi with a little Sonic, Yoshi and other classic video game character influences mixed in for good measure.

In fact, the weak part of the cast is probably Courtney Cox, the lead, who can sometimes swing a little too far on the annoying side to really make you emphasise with some of her character's weirder habits.

It's a solid little movie that operates without almost any plot, loosely constructed from the idiosyncratic side adventures of its main character.

Cage's matter - of - fact, lackadaisical voice over certainly does little to draw us in to his peculiar world philosophy, and colorful villains and wacky side characters also detract from the feeling of authenticity in the story.

Wilde radiates outrageous beauty and screen presence even in little makeup, jeans and a tank top that aren't particularly stylish; in time, though, her character's selfish side comes shining through.

Instead, most of these glorified side missions are tied together by storybook cut - scenes that have clever moments, but are largely expository rambling with very little pop, substance, or character interaction.

The side character are all rather one - note and do little more than prevent the movie from having a small cast.

Yes, the plot is a little on the tedious side, as there are quite a few characters for a film that's just a little over ninety minutes, and as a result, not very much time is spent in fleshing out the relationships fully.

Penelope Houston cited the opening scenes of The Bride Wore Black in summarising the Hitchcock connection with Moreau's character: «In the opening sequence, she is unmistakably playing Marnie: the half - packed suitcase, the neat little piles of bank notes, the doleful parting from mother and sister, and the moment when, having sadly boarded the train on one side, she ducks briskly down on the other and marches back along the platform (Marnie camera angles all around) on her errand of vengeance.»

With his wife gone and commercial developments sprouting like iron weeds on all sides of his trim little Victorian home, Carl (a character inspired in part by Spencer Tracy and Walter Matthau, and voiced with gruff affability by Ed Asner) is literally besieged.

We finally saw our much - beloved character getting in touch with his berserker side (without the confines of a more family - friendly rating), as well as exploring his humanity within different relationship dynamics, which are as textured as films like LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE, CHILDREN OF MEN and SHANE.

Then there were some stories with a little more nuance and some better intentions but pretty much on the side of «civilization» and the more nuanced Native American characters were usually played by actors who were not Native Americans.

What's great though is the plethora of side missions Far Cry 5 offers to give some of these characters a little more development.

It's a good idea, yet the movie, despite its oppressing vision of an urban gothic landscape, turns into a fairly standard horror tale — with visions, which might be repressed memories come to life or phantoms from the other side, terrifying the characters with little logic (It's strange that the original — or, for that matter, this remake — doesn't consider the most obvious possibility: brain damage).

On the plus side though, despite little to no character depth or growth, Oscar Isaac's performances is really good.

They're fleshed out as real characters just as well as Rogen and Byrne to the point that some of the pranks on the grown up side of the fence feel a little too extreme a punishment, especially when it threatens to get the brothers kicked out of school.

They kicked things off with a glimpse at one of the film's fight scenes, but their newly - released second clip slows things down a little and shows a different side of the spy game altogether, as Charlize Theron and Sofia Boutella's characters flirt in a crowded bar.

«Having such a cursory view of the character in the past, it's almost like now we get to do the flip side of that, where you're going to see every little vein on his face, and every little twitch that Josh does.

The Accent's puckered front fascia — it looks like a fish or someone about to steal a kiss — is in line with its larger siblings, and the sweeping side character lines give the little hatchback a dash of panache.

Visually, the new minivan is similar to the outgoing model — there are a few new character lines on the side, the front end looks a little more muscular — but the formula stayed the same.

If anything happens on the side, BMW may tweak the side skirts a little to give them more character.

The Rogue also gained more aggressive wheelarches, in addition to plenty of character lines along the sides, with Nissan also trying to make the rear fascia a little more interesting.

The side has the same overall design, but the recess in the body for the lower rear vents has a little more character.

The doors appear to be completely smooth, but there is a little bit of character to the side skirts if you look close enough.

The first few chapters are a little slow because the novel is told from the perspective of seven different characters in three different persons - first, third, and the slightly awkward second - which takes a bit of getting to grips with, but once the groundwork is laid the plot moves at a fair clip, offering many reasons to keep reading, not least of which is the opportunity to experience a different side of Bolivia from what most of us imagine - suffice to say, it ain't all ponchos and alpaca!

I really like this manga it is really a good read those who like action and a little romance feelings for the characters on the side all in all its a great manga and I would recommend this to anyone who likes action and some drama oh and make sure you are at least 16 or up before reading this manga it does have gore and nudity in it.

While it might not be possible quite yet to experience the lives of the fictional heroes and heroines we've walked side by side through life with for a little while, and sometimes who'd want to (think of just about any character from a Stephen King novel).

The developers made a great decision in including a system where the players gets to choose which of the Golden Path leaders to side with and thereby change the missions slightly, but because you don't care about the characters, plot or country in general it makes them feel pointless, especially since they change so little and have no impact on the world around you.

This trailer shows the game's original storyline and goes a little deeper into the characters that are taking sides against each other.

In the older versions of the game, it was possible to achieve up to 107 % on the missions as you can accidentally kill off certain people or complete a side mission which has a character dying before completing another quest which involves them, so they offer a little wiggle - room.

It's as if the edges of the world have been pulled back a little, and instead of revealing blank white space, they're stuff with intriguing side notes — new characters and side - challenges to play around with.»

Mechanically you are left with a feeling that there was room for Telltale to - finally - stretch its template a little further than its standard «side with one character or the other» choices.

If there is one criticism I would make, it's that the character moves a little sluggishly compared to other side - scrolling characters.

Where this game tends to stumble a little is in some of the side missions that you have to do in order to recruit the different characters.

Although the added side missions, where side characters get their own playable little stories, a whole new prologue and other side content of the eX + version, definitely are big improvement over the base version.

On the negative side, however, BlazBlue's narratives make little sense, characters talk over one another before fights, others have long - winded dialogue and a steep learning curve will frustrate a lot of casual fighting fans hoping to button mash their way to victory; you just can't walk into this game expecting to unleash insane combos ala Marvel Vs. Capcom 2.

Good combos and player graphics and a story mode where you can go through the campaign of the anime and manga and a shops to get better combos for your character and dlc clothes and characters and a little mess around lobby like at wings of freedom where you can walk around and do what you like and do some campaign missions in 3d where you walk or run around the map doing your objective and same for and online mode with some PvP actions or a capture the flag mini game where with a team of 6 max on each side or capture the bomb from the first cupple of episodes from the beginng

Others who are more drawn to the combat side of things will likely be left cold though, since impressive numbers of characters in battle at one time is all well and good, but when they're getting stuck behind trees, running in circles, or just trying to head - butt your horse to death while you unceremoniously slit their throat, the very little lustre that was on hand is lost entirely.

This may hit you in one of two ways, either you'll enjoy playing through a story you know so well, making it interactive and putting yourself in the shoes of your beloved characters, or you may feel a little cheated, as if you were hoping for a side story with new character reveals or an untold storyline that never materializes.