Sentences with phrase «so than a cameo»

It's got «straight to Red Box» written all over it, never more so than a cameo scene where James Franco is a morning anchor for «Morning Show USA».

Not exact matches

Ozil created more chances and had so many more passes in his 30 min cameo than the rest of the team.

There are so many things wrong with this game, first of all the plot is too linear you play as Mario throughout the whole game you don't get to play as peach or bowser, there are no new characters other than kersti, all the characters in the game are from the Mario platformers, there are no exp so you can't level up and if you run out of stickers you have no choice but to run away, peach only has about five lines, bowser is the main antagonist and he has no dialogue, in the previous installments the main antagonist always had dialogue, and one of this game's worst problems is that luigi went from being a playable character to a glorified cameo, I have no idea what nintendo was thinking when they made this game.

«Baywatch» was a regular movie, where his return was not so triumphant, the performances were regular, the plot a bit absurd, and it causes me more stupor that Zac Efron continues to star in comedy movies with rude jokes, but what saves are Cameos of the old characters, but by God, as Pam Anderson ruined, and more than invited her to that movie, it's a damn roll.

If the rest of the stars studding the cast are not quite so indelible — a few of the roles are scarcely more than cameos — each one fulfills his or her duties with aplomb.

There are some fun cameos — Kristen Wiig and Mark Ruffalo, and James Franco and Mila Kunis as very different couples from the Fosters who nevertheless represent other possibilities for them, and Mark Wahlberg as a security expert who helps out the Fosters: he plays a funny part so straight that it's funnier than it deserves to be.

Roger Spottiswoode Oh mate it's brilliant this one «cos it's got Jonathan Pryce chewing the scenery in wonderful style and Michelle Yeoh rocks up as my favourite Bond girl and Gotz Otto as the villain's «heavy» is really good and Vincent Schiavelli has an hilarious and brutal cameo and David Arnold's music is awesome and the real world analogies are more relevant today than ever and it's just brilliant in fact it's my favourite Bond so there.

So tell me, where are you now as far as your anticipation, your excitement, for the whole thing, and to go fully into character rather than these cameos that you've done?

Now, at last, we can be reminded of Margaret Cho's cameo performance (lamentably, a speaking one); of the astoundingly deep cabal of secondary players running the gamut from Alessandro Nivola to Gershon to Colm Feore to CCH Pounder; and of how the whole thing is so much better than it ought to be.

It's just too bad that the end product is so unbalanced, because «Seeking a Friend» had more than enough talent (between its two stars and the various cameos) to suggest it would be better than this.

Donald Sutherland as the villainous President Snow is represented more frequently by white roses than in person so when he does appear with a big wolfish grin, there is the delicious knowingness of a megastar arriving for a third act cameo.

Even more horrific than the dialogue were the cameos: Tom Skerritt as the grizzled ranch owner, Randy Travis as the gun - slinging sergeant, and, strangely enough, Usher as the scout who knows he can be so much more.

Thing is, this show is so much more than celebrity cameos.

But «Spy Hard» is little more than its cameos, so it comes as no surprise to see Ray Charles driving a bus.

Nadia and Jessica (Natasha Lyonne) were fairly small parts originally, but they drop even more here, while Vicki and Heather appear so infrequently that they become little more than cameos.

Trouble with the Curve Directed by: Robert Lorenz Starring: Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake Rating: PG - 13 Release Date: September 21, 2012 TRAILER SCORE: 8/10 Thoughts by TSR: Clint Eastwood hasn't acted in a film directed by anyone other than Clint Eastwood since 1993's In the Line of Fire — unless we count his legendary cameo in Casper — so -LSB-...]

Most of the famous faces are little more than cameos, and so you will have to spend more time with Coop's (Michael Showalter) failed attempts at romance (with Lake Bell) than anybody wants to, but there are so many distractions from the «plot» of «First Day of Camp,» that the piece rarely drags.

There are many cameos» peppered throughout, some of which are prominent whilst others seem shoe horned in for the sake of a cameo, and none more so than the director's which is unnecessary, distracting and cringe worthy.

The casting is pitch - perfect, including the most inspired celebrity cameo since Mike Tyson's turn in «The Hangover» earlier this year — and unlike with «The Hangover,» the makers of «Zombieland» don't spoil it in the trailer, so I'll resist the urge to do so here, other than to say «Caddyshack» fans should sit through the credits.

For anyone with Avengers fatigue that's tired of the endless build - up towards the MCU's next big thing while crossovers and cameos distract us from any genuine substance, Deadpool 2 is the perfect antidote, ironically showing us an alternate Brolin villain that's so much simpler than Thanos while being inherently more watchable.

More apathetic than anything, but Ozzy's cameo in Brutal Legend is one of the funniest parts of the game I've played so far.

With more than one million copies sold worldwide, a physical release, an amiibo, two crazy cameos, and so much more... we couldn't be more honored to see Shovel Knight played everywhere and hear the love everyone has given the game.