Sentences with phrase «teenage characters»
I'm so sick of seeing teenage characters being played by people my age!
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It is refreshing to see a film, particularly a comedy, with such fully realized teenage characters.
I was worried about appropriating voice with a trans character... depicting BBS culture in a technologically inaccurate and unresearched way via my hazy memory... having a kinky scene with teenaged characters... giving the impression of pandering to a retro gamer crowd.
For Eighteen the music has been rearranged for acoustic guitar and is performed by one of the secondary teenage characters in the film.
This is after all a story featuring teenage characters called Mr Fantastic (special power: stretchy limbs), The Invisible Woman (special power: take a guess) and the villainous Victor von Doom, adapted from a lightweight 1960s comic strip and given a twenty - first century makeover by a guy whose first film, 2011's «Chronicle», was an ugly, noisy found - footage mess.
This is after all a story featuring teenage characters called Mr. Fantastic (special power: stretchy limbs), the Invisible Woman (special power: take a guess) and the villainous Victor von Doom, adapted from a lightweight 1960s comic strip and given a 21st - century makeover by a guy whose first film, 2011's Chronicle, was an ugly, noisy, found - footage mess.
Alcohol / Drug Use: Teenaged characters smoke tobacco and marijuana cigarettes.Alcoholism is mentioned.
A mysterious new teenage character named Fu will be joining DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 2 when the Extra Pack 2 contents are released in February 2018.
It features a mysterious new teenage character named Fu!
One of King's trademark qualities is how he writes teenage characters with chilling realism, never sugarcoating the pain and cruelty they face when growing up.
It's a line Scott Foley, playing TV star Michael Astor, delivers to Sarah Steele's teenage character Susie Keegan in the new Donald Margulies play «The Country House» at the Geffen Playhouse after Susie delivers a diatribe of truth: The...
That said, Burd is a terrific writer with a special gift for creating teenage characters who are vital, plausible, and always engaging (even when they're being mean and menacing).
YA / Mature Readers: The school setting, the complicated family connections, and the soulful inner lives of Godwin's teenage characters make this an elevating read for advanced YAs who love big, many - faceted novels.
Throughout the film adult and teenaged characters smoke and drink.
The tensions between the teenaged characters alternately escalate and dissipate without provocation.
Even the teenage characters are lame, they have the collective personality of a brick.
Francis Ford Coppola's gang film is as moony about death as «One From the Heart» was over romance; the film is unremitting in its morbid sentimentality, running its teenage characters through a masochistic gamut of beatings, killings, burnings, and suicides.
Equally baffling are the real or staged interviews with one teenage character — a device the film never explains, though it feels too purposeful to be without meaning.
Though high school math tests may seem frivolous, they are of pivotal concern to the teenage characters.
It's perhaps a commentary on the lengths to which a teenager will go to feel some sense of normalcy in high school, but the screenplay's depiction of those concerns feels far too hokey for it to have any impact (Her dad, played by Ryan Phillippe, embarrasses her in his self - employed garbage - hoarding, and the there's not a single interaction among the teenage characters that comes across as legitimate).
All the teenage characters subtly evolve from one horror stereotype to another.
YA / General Interest: Along with her usual riveting natural detail, Barr casts some teenage characters in heroic roles.
«This is the first one of my books that both of my daughters have read, and they both just loved it; they just disappeared into it with the teenage characters and the mom,» he says proudly.
Why did a teenage character play such a major role in this story?
Smith cautioned readers not to confuse his opinions as an adult writer with the sometimes «sexist, misogynous... immature... impulsive» voices of his teenage characters, especially when these voices are talking about girls and women.
The Iran revealed through the eyes of her teenaged characters is a place of oppression and great risk, but the Ayatollahs are viewed as little more than cranky grandfathers.
The game's writers are obviously adults desperately trying to write appropriate dialogue for Life is Strange's teenage characters.