Sentences with phrase «various storylines»

Despite a short story, the game offers various storylines depending on which route you take, increasing the replay value and overall playtime of the game.

He's also been known to break the fourth wall, unlike most characters, and directly address readers, while also learning new information in various storylines by reading back issues of his own comics.

Yet the action bounces so quickly between various storylines and characters that it's hard to know what the point is.

With a sprawling cast of characters, Chekhov's play follows various storylines laden with subtext about the romantic and artistic conflicts of the cast.

There are also various storylines involving Barret and his adopted daughter, an evil doctor named Hojo, an abusive rocket scientist named Cid, a kleptomaniac ninja named Yuffie, a stuffed animal spy named Cait Sith, and Vincent, a clerk at Hot Topic.

«We host some of Hollywood's most important annual events to serve as a backdrop for many of the most memorable moments in film and at times take a starring role in various storylines.

«The timelines between the various storylines don't necessarily line up within a given episode,» Cogman told EW.

Screenwriter David H. Steinberg offers up eye - rollingly over-the-top comedic set - pieces that become more and more desperate as the movie unfolds (ie a character is raped by a moose), yet it's the absence of compelling characters and the almost uniformly hackneyed nature of the various storylines that inevitably cements American Pie Presents The Book of Love's undeniable downfall.

The various storylines are very cliched.

There's a lot going on within Niagara Motel, and director Gary Yates generally does an nice job of balancing the various storylines.

The clarity with which Singer and Co. are able to track the various storylines — Wolverine and the kids, Storm and Nightcrawler, Professor X and Jason / Stryker, Magneto and Mystique — is impeccable, and each storyline gets enough screentime to play through a full and fulfilling arc while not overstaying its welcome.

The story takes place in a Texas town, and the local high school is the link that connects the various storylines.

It's an episode - long flashback, so by its very design, it does little to advance the various storylines.

With the various storylines — Charlotte's affair, Sean's unstable marriage, Tom's boss and his interaction with the family, the drug dealer, Forrester's son — a lot is thrown at you.

So I stayed with the book, and was engaged in how the various storylines played out, that is, until I got to the end: I am afraid that the novel just stopped rather than ended when it came to the resolution of some of the plotlines.