The original film turned
suspense levels to 11 by playing with dramatic irony, showing the audience the location of the three strangers far more often than the characters are aware of it.
There's not a lot of action in the movie, mostly plotting the escape and what not, but
the suspense level couldn't be higher throughout the whole film.
So
the suspense level in «Days of Future Past» is pretty low.
The picture is well made, with intriguing shot choices and incredible use of the camera to keep
the suspense level high.
Going in knowing the events of «Cloverfield» surround and shape this story does lower
the suspense level a bit.
On
the suspense level, the movie doesn't cut it, but surprisingly, it doesn't matter.
Not exact matches
The researchers tested the participants»
levels of enjoyment,
suspense, perceived competence and performance concerns when they duelled against a weak or a tough opponent.
These binary oppositions elevate the
level of
suspense considerably.
This series, about an underground British antiterror team that has joined forces with U.S. Special Forces veteran Damien Scott (Sullivan Stapleton), does succeed in wresting plenty of high -
level suspense out of these low - aiming scripts — no small miracle.
Although the film is quite slow at times, Hitchcock manages to keep a sustained
level of
suspense throughout the film, with the character Rupert Cadell being increasingly suspicious of the boy's activities as the film progresses.
On an almost admirably perverse
level, «Lucy» isn't really much of a thriller — it's virtually an anti-thriller, devoid of
suspense or any real sense of danger due to the fact that its heroine is more or less invincible.
I'm anxious to see if Chandor and his cast can sustain that
level of
suspense.
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Affleck certainly did this story justice, trusting the audience with a significant amount of detail and developing
suspense on a more cerebral
level, leaving you with a deeper respect and understanding of the situation.
There's very little action, and yet, a high
level of
suspense throughout.
With an attention to documentary detail that makes everything viscerally realistic, this film grabs hold and never lets go, cranking the
suspense to nearly unbearable
levels and then tightening its grip even further.
I'm an avid fan of prison drama's, with their high
level of
suspense and on edge atmosphere and sense of danger.
While co-directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris (Ruby Sparks, Little Miss Sunshine) wring tension and
suspense from the same - day build - up to the match, the match itself — captured by grainy, fuzzy TV cameras with the occasional, ground -
level insert — and the immediate aftermath (symbolic and figurative, more than real or long - lasting), it's in the months - long lead - up to the match, following Billie Jean King (Emma Stone, never better) and Bobby Riggs (Steve Carell) where Battle of the Sexes steps up its game to offer a sympathetic, insightful, poignant, behind - the - scenes look at the private lives of the public personas who stepped onto the tennis court of the Houston Astrodome on September 20th, 1973, as Americans on both sides of the political divide watched in rapt attention.
Though this ridiculously in - depth account of the CIA's search for the al - Qaeda leader could have been an extremely dull affair in someone else's hands, director Kathryn Bigelow injects the film with the same
level of intensity and
suspense that made «The Hurt Locker» so riveting.
While the film doesn't always maintain its intensity
level, The Village is still an entertaining choice for older teens who might enjoy a little spooky
suspense without unnecessary content.
Building on the idea of frustration through separation, Jones keeps the sci - fi and ventures into Hitchcockian thriller territory with Source Code, a stunningly crafted
suspense tale of alarming surprise and resonance, elevating the young helmer to a
level of accomplishment few filmmakers are able to achieve.
The movie explores the lack of empathy for one another, while at the same time operates on many
levels including as a
suspense thriller, a character - driven piece, a musical (there's a even great dance number) and finally a story of love, grief and loss.
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is written at a
level so low, even 8 - year - olds will find it lacking, and because another sequel is already in pre-production, there's not much
suspense as to how this one is going to end.
However, he never quite manages to maintain the necessary
levels of
suspense, and, by the time the excitement should be peaking in the final act, the film feels like it is treading water.
The ambiguity of resident boogeyman Michael Myers is part of what makes the original Halloween so damn creepy, and it's Carpenter's nerve - jangling musical score that amplifies the
suspense to almost unbearable
levels.
Directed and co-written by Phil Alden Robinson, the man responsible for the equally entertaining, Field of Dreams, the film works on many
levels, mixing comedy, action,
suspense, drama, and even a little romance.
Though only occasionally outright scary, the arresting film (pun unintended) takes
suspense to a new
level.
While it successfully continues to tap into fears and maintain high
levels of
suspense, the film begins to stray.
The final third of the film is breathless in its pacing and excruciating in its
level of
suspense.
There is a certain
level of
suspense in Event Horizon as the story is being set up, but the follow through is nothing like the tension that Ridley Scott and James Cameron created in the first two films in the Alien series.
NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, based on the novel by Cormac McCarthy, is a nail - biting masterpiece of
suspense, operating on a philosophical
level that is as sophisticated as it is compelling.
Though constricting these characters» personalities into differing ideologies can be considered limiting towards their development, it makes for fantastic rapport as each member of this understated cast offer a string of remarkably quotable lines as an almost Hitchcockian
level of
suspense lingers through this carefully woven mystery.
By the time the film reaches its climax, you feel your pulse in the pit of your stomach, brought to a
level of
suspense made even more impressive by the fact that there are no adrenaline - inducing chases or villains who break through doors toting machine guns.
Tom Stoppard (SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE, BRAZIL) provides the very smart screenplay, which is remarkable considering the
level of detail required, while having to create
suspense with what might be a dry subject otherwise.
You can only hope this film brings a
level of
suspense and weirdness as the trailer was cut to do.
There are some interesting
levels that come into play in how the
suspense is carried out.
The acting — led by Krasinski himself and Blunt — is excellent, the pared - down story - telling really impressive, and, as for the brilliantly built and excruciatingly maintained
levels of
suspense and threat... well, all I can say is that Sigourney Weaver and her tension - ratcheting alien would feel thoroughly at home here.
At least 8 lessons worth of resources to support the teaching of creative writing (narrative and descriptive) and take stimulus from the following texts / events: - Castaway - The London riots - The Edge These resources provide opportunities to: - Describe using the senses - watch clips from Castaway and use as a stimulus for own writing - up
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Think particularly about its role in creating
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suspense fans often list the tough, take - no - prisoners heroines of the genre as one of its biggest selling points, but Diana Muñoz Stewart takes things to an entirely new
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