Sentences with phrase «than battling aliens»

Weaver proves what most of us have known all along, that she's an Oscar - caliber actor capable of more than battling aliens and messing around with gorillas.

Not exact matches

Cameron came up with a term for this special lack of depth: He calls his updated gimmick «immersive 3 - D,» as if putting audiences in the midst of his alien worlds and catastrophic battle scenes carried greater believability than any before in Western art.

Battle: Los Angeles, while more grounded in modern reality than Sucker Punch, is a sci - fi actioner and another installment into the recently busy genre of alien invasion films.

Currently to be seen kicking alien asses in Battle: Los Angeles, Michelle Rodriguez» next film looks set to be supernatural rather than intergalactic: she's revealed that she's almost certainly signing on for The Home.

The script combines bits of «Aliens,» «War Of The Worlds,» «Close Encounters Of The Third Kind» with «Star Wars» and the flight battles are there, too, complete with younger - than - you - would - expect pilots, both men and women.

Winter Soldier's version of Cap is even more impressive than the one battling aliens in Avengers.

Whereas that film focused more on the couple's budding sexual tension than any tangible extraterrestrial threat, Green and co-writer Jay Basu hew closer to the formula seen in pics like «Independence Day» and «Battle: Los Angeles,» in which U.S. troops are sent to deal with the aliens, albeit indirectly.

Those speeches, combined with all of the other combat movie cliches found in Battle: Los Angeles, reveal the film to be little more than a traditional war film disguised as an alien invasion flick, tailor - made for a generation of kids raised on first - person shooters and jitter - inducing energy drinks.

Among promises are levels ten times bigger than those seen in Killzone 2 and varied environments (toxic nuclear wastelands, a lethal alien jungle, bitter arctic conditions, «take the battle into space»), each of which feature «a distinct gameplay style for you to master».

The fact that you're battling aliens rather than humans adds little to the game as they behave just like, well, humans, and don't seem to possess any of the extreme strength and endurance of their film based counterpart.

If it was possible to use your arsenal of weapons to actually shoot aliens from across the screen rather than being forced to battle with them up close, this might have been an unusual enough game experience to warrant a recommendation.

Similar to the first Killzone, the game takes place in various harsh environments such as Arctic landscapes, a lethal alien jungle, nuclear wastelands as well as space battles rather than only the city - scape environments which were present in Killzone 2.

There's plenty of variety to be found, with boss battles that fall apart as you fight them, levels baseds around simply catching falling aliens, and strong barriers than need to be blasted apart with aliens rather than your normal fire.

Each alien encounter can be tackled the same way, and rarely do they entail anything more than scripted gun battles in locations built to showcase the game's penchant for strategic cover - based gameplay.