It's got blood and guts, but no blood and guts, you know?
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"Blood and guts don't bother me at all," Millar says.
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And "Blood and Guts" is based on a painting. Gotcha.
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Catholicism — all that blood and guts, song and sin — intrigued her.
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And sufficient animal blood and guts for an Italian cannibal picture.
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The guys were playing in a more sinewy, blood and guts way.
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I kind of like "Blood and Guts (The Anatomy Lesson)" the most.
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I wrote this wanting to see blood and guts spilled all over the key.
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These make up the visceral ongoingness, the blood and guts of being 'with child.
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The label commonly stuck on the period is "verismo," implying blood-and-guts realism.
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I want blood and guts in my work... jealousy, rape, mayhem, pestilence, famine and flood.
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Azimi: [Acker's] "Blood and Guts in High School" and Reza's work are definitely kindred spirits.
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But, while the blood and guts were horrifying, the conquest also did a lot of good.
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And what exactly is it about blood and guts that's supposed to be so terrifying, anyway?
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Read more 'The Revenant' and 'The Hateful Eight': How much blood and guts will Oscar voters endure?
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Beyond the standard blood and guts, there are countless shots of rats eating their way through bodies.
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In a "blood and guts" exercise, trainers staged gory injuries with fake blood and simulated body parts.
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There will be blood and guts and big guns going boom and limbs and gore flying everywhere.
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Mr. Grigolo, who sings "Werther" four more times through March 4, does blood and guts, but stylishly.
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"If VR doesn't take off, we'll go down in a blaze of blood and guts," he tells me.
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But in crafting movies as an adult, his relationship with cinematic blood and guts has grown more complicated.
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She exploded on impact, her blood and guts pouring across the windshield, and collapsed into the middle lane.
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After getting ready to go in, Rodgers tries to bate some blue sharks with fish blood and guts.
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Whenever that time comes, weirdness will do more than garnish the vicious knockouts and blood-and-guts battles.
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We talk about periods and blood and guts, so I don't know... But you guys revel in that, right?
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Let me tell you, kid, it's all blood and guts in the back room, in one form or another.
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Verdi's "Macbeth" (1847) is savage Italian blood and guts, a product of bel canto's discovery of full-bodied Romanticism.
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Blood and guts are everywhere in his body of work, and the glee he takes in composing them is evident.
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Hunt used this unintuitive strike to good effect against Ben Rothwell in their blood-and-guts scrap back in 2011.
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Take the very title of her 1984 novel Blood and Guts in High School: it's gross, it's cool, it's funny.
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Heralded for her aesthetic flamboyance and blood-and-guts performance style, it's easy for fans to feel familiar with Gaga.
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They are perfect for those of us who have a fascination with surgery but a serious aversion to blood and guts.
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This is about the music and what we were doing, not what happened to the people and all the blood and guts.
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He's been in blood and guts wars, often having his arm raised above claret-covered canvases by the end of the bout.
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What ensues is a showcase of Fulci's reputation for blood and guts, a talent that brought the filmmaker international attention and controversy.
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With its old-school blood-and-guts visual effects, Chelsea Stardust's film about a pizza delivery from hell is a bloody delight.
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It's a doubt that's driven home when a mission goes wrong, and Paige sees Elizabeth covered in a dead guy's blood and guts.
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Afterward, all but a handful of campers rushed off to dinner, telling one another to wash the blood and guts off their hands.
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Now he's getting if not exactly Jason Bourne, then a character swimming in enough blood and guts to feed his action-thriller nightmares.
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This residue is usually just a nuisance—a viscous smear of blood and guts that no one notices until the post-flight inspection.
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But all three of them get much more than they bargained for when the video jumps to surreal scene filled with blood and guts.
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"We hope to see your blood and guts burst with anticipation for this year's lineup," write the hosts of the third edition of this festival.
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The WWF's post-steroid trial era of pastels and gimmicks had altered the style of WCW, the former blood and guts Southern style Jim Crockett Promotions.
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Cops need to be with other cops, to share the details of what happened: the literal blood and guts and bullets and fear that they experience.
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Today, a lot of chefs are already taking this approach, championing exotic cuts, blood and guts, but as an industry as a whole, it's not the norm.
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I loved it—there were zombies walking through the graveyard, but instead of blood and guts there was bubblegum and candy and stuff, it was so cute!
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Sega, on the other hand, allowed Mortal Kombat to appear with the blood and guts intact on Genesis—with the use of a simple cheat code, anyway.
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At this point, Hacksaw Ridge switches from period drama to full-on war film, and Gibson's favored aesthetic — which is to say, blood and guts — clicks into gear.
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Based on a true story, this war drama starts off as an unabashedly earnest coming-of-age tale before shifting into a harrowing, blood-and-guts battlefield saga.
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The two world-class lightweights put on a blood and guts brawl that was worth the price of admission but leaves the two men on very different paths.
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Related: These Paintings Take a Fairytale Turn to a Forest Far, Far Away Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts Hyperrealism Thrives at Jonathan LeVine Gallery
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That said, the glistening display of stellar blood and guts offers an eerie premonition of what will happen when our own star is ready to kick the bucket.
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Serrano followed up her first-round stoppage over Eva Voraberger in January with a dominant 10-round decision over the blood-and-guts New York warrior Heather Hardy.
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"I am a Knife" is the title of one story, but nearly all feature blood and guts and violent sex, all bubbling to the surface in Gay's precise prose.
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October's edition comes with a Halloween twist: Activities include making costumes and prosthetic wounds, as well as demonstrations of blood cannons and special effects for onstage blood and guts.
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Inspired by the blood-and-guts, monosyllabic war movie that had taken us off the tarmac and into the air, I realized the answer by the time of arrival.
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In particular, he uses his films to explore the way their forebears treated violence, and the ways in which fans of those films would fetishize on-screen blood and guts.
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A Korean company called Olive Healthcare has debuted a new device called the Bello; it scans your belly and reveals what percentage of your tissues, blood, and guts is fat.
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She's documented blood and guts, launched the TV career of arguably the most famous living celebrity chef, and profiled the fall from grace of one of contemporary American cuisine's pioneers.
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The USWA never took off the way owner Jerry Jarrett thought it would, but it offered a last flourishing of the old Southern style of brawls and blood-and-guts realism.
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See: Toy Story 4 Sure, cotton stuffing may be a toy's version of blood and guts, but it's a lot less graphic than the bloody mess Chucky makes in Child's Play.
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Related: Analyze This 10-Foot-Tall Sculpture of Freud's Famous Couch Gory Anatomical Portraits Show Beloved Icons' Blood and Guts Explore the Childlike Wonder in Nina Pandolfo's New York City Mural
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At the same time, the Ted Turner owned WCW had moved from being the inheritors of an alternate tradition of Southern blood and guts realism to aping the worst of WWE.
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There were two barrels in there; one had pigs' heads and the other blood and guts and shit floating in it and I just said, 'That's what I want to do.
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One of the really exciting things about digital evolution is that it shows that we think of evolution as being about stuff with blood and guts and DNA and RNA and proteins.
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Spence praised Manny as a "blood and guts" fighter -- and says he believes Manny wants the fight too ... which is why he'll be ringside at the Garcia fight in Dallas this weekend.
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If you're dedicated to Drew's career, or even just dedicated to knowing as much as possible about every new blood-and-guts-related thing (okay, weirdo!), I have the explainer for you.
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Nineteenth-century images are filled with blood and guts and predators thrashing in swampy waters when, in fact, the world of the dinosaurs was less violent (and drier) than many paleoartists imagined.
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Perhaps the Met carefully planned this deep dive into verismo, that blood-and-guts, heart-on-sleeve, homicidally inclined genre of Italian potboiler that flourished around the turn of the 20th century.
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Neither wows you with athleticism and neither should be a featured player, but they're both blood-and-guts reliable types who'll help you in a ton of ways and usually not make mistakes.
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" But I say I'm a waitress at parties because I get overwhelmed with people being like, "Oh, I bet you like dead bodies, don't you?" or "I bet you like blood and guts!
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I always think that there's something moving about the fact that she was someone who wanted to be famous for being good at her job, and she got famous for blood and guts.
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While later sequels to the original Child's Play leaned in on its absurd premise, the new movie hits the ground running, winking at the camera even as the blood and guts start flying.
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VICE doesn't exactly shove our faces into the blood and guts of the Iraq invasion, but what it does show us is the steps that Cheney took to ensure the war would happen.
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The makeup and effects master Tom Savini, famous in the business for his work on movies like "Dawn of the Dead" and "Friday the 13th," was doing the blood and guts and monsters.
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That, in a nutshell, is the central conceit of Dexter, Showtime's Golden Globe-winning crime drama that somehow managed to make blood and guts funny and had viewers rooting for a meticulous serial killer.
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That gives Doyle—a blood-and-guts type with good hands and sub-optimal athleticism—a clear path to high-single-digit targets on a weekly basis, beginning Week 7 against the Tennessee Titans.
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With or without his sacred mullet of Russian power, Dzhabar was an amazing blood and guts brawler in the ring and, like the other members of the Dag Posse, a perfect gentleman outside of it.
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" Describing Acker as a major influence, Melgaard recalls seeing a BBC interview of hers on TV when he was a teenager in Oslo and immediately buying her 1979 book, "Blood and Guts in High School.
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While Jordan Peele is a lifelong fan of horror movies, he knows that not everyone shares his enthusiasm for the genre which more often than not contain blood and guts and death and calculated scare tactics.
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There's all these people, blood, and guts, and all this kind of stuff, because the artist's idea was, "Hey, if people just knew how bad war was ..." That people just don't understand how bad it is.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio put it bluntly on Tuesday, saying he could not see an immediate end to New York City's homelessness crisis and that a "blood-and-guts war strategy" was needed to attack it.
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In addition to his 14th studio album, "Thin Line," due for release in September, he has been writing an environmental horror film about "fracking and all the damage it's doing — but with blood and guts," he said.
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Drummer Tim and guitarist Eric share vocal duties and imbue their compositions with the kind of existential dread that hangs over the best kind of death metal, eschewing blood and guts for a more cosmic, destructive focus.
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All the little stabs at creating a viral experience and building word-of-mouth are funny, but they also put all the emphasis on blood and guts, and virtually none on the story that gets those things onscreen.
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Or swallow your squeamishness and sit through a blood and guts brawl where both fighters are held together by nothing more than desire and pride like Doo Ho Choi versus Cub Swanson, or Robbie Lawler versus Rory MacDonald.
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Nychos looks to subvert these ideals by literally dissecting these icons, revealing that underneath all of the glitz and glamour, these larger-than-life figures are made out of the same unromantic blood and guts as everybody else.
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As our friends at Polygon note in the video below, there's a practical element to all that blood and guts: It helps you know whether you've already cleared a room in one of Strafe's endless randomly generated levels.
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On the other hand, if '80s action heroes are more your thing than buckets of blood and guts, you'd do well to check out modder JohnnyCee's recent mashup of Duke Nukem 3D and Doom that works surprisingly well.
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Brad's bullying angers Sydney so much that her superpowers cause her to make his head literally explode off his body, leaving his blood and guts stained on everyone's clothes and causing complete chaos in the high school gymnasium.
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One recent Sunday, they scanned downtown from the furnished roof deck of their building, recalling the meatpacking district when it was still hosing animal blood and guts from the sidewalk, and prostitutes walked the streets in large numbers.
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On this ambitious LP, the rapper and storyteller Daveed Diggs, a Tony and Grammy winner for his performance in "Hamilton," spits a flurry of blood-and-guts rhymes inspired by '90s "horrorcore" rap, but with a socially conscious bent.
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On this ambitious LP, the rapper and storyteller Daveed Diggs, a Tony and Grammy winner for his performance in "Hamilton," spits a flurry of blood-and-guts rhymes inspired by '90s "horrorcore" rap, but with a socially conscious bent.
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The interesting thing about Meloni is that he seems like he should be great at playing unscrupulous bastards, but there's always something noble at his core, which feels like it's fighting to peek out past the blood and guts.
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Finding the original too gruesome for the toddlers he usually sang for, Mr. Wright created his own G-rated version, editing out the blood and guts and giving the song a short, streamlined narrative that focused on the shark family.
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There's also no telling how violent and graphic the film will be, but if it's leaning towards Tarantino and not DC comics, audiences should prepare for blood and guts along with what's sure to be a slew of kick-ass action sequences.
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I felt like I wanted to make something with a lot of guts in it—a lot of, like, blood and guts and intestines—and I wanted to say things that were realer and personal and more visceral than I had said [before].
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I eventually married someone who appreciates the person beneath the stump, who gets to smell the stump sweat, witness the subway stairs as they bust open the skin on my knee, and see the blood and guts of what makes me mortal.
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"The day before, in the same place, a man had been in the pillory for perjury, and had been pelted with rotten eggs, and almost strangled by blood and guts brought from the slaughter-houses, and flung in his face," Thompson wrote.
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Kelly seemed to see immigration almost entirely through the prism of security — paralleling Trump's campaign, which nodded to the zero-sum economic view of immigration prominent on the right for years, but dwelled far more on blood-and-guts anecdotes of violent crime by immigrants.
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Actually, it's hard not to see that classic musical — now getting a New York revival — as the inspiration behind this film, a blood-and-guts drama about a desperate young home cook whose noodle shop hits it big after she adds humans to the menu.
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Looking at what did get a nomination for Best Picture â€" critical darling La La Land, the inspiring Hidden Figures, gritty drama Hell or High Water â€" it's easy to understand why the blood-and-guts-and-dick-joke-filled Deadpool couldn't crack this elite group.
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The makers of Mario mightn't seem likely bedfellows for a game featuring a bucket-load of blood and guts and gratuitous profanity—not to mention a lead character whose own hair is her outfit, and can be temporarily shed to form weapons—but here we are.
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On the surface, the creations seem to have softened as the artist has grown older — the blood and guts giving way to silhouettes of wolves and birds, the trauma of the downtown apocalypse fading into bronze statues of girls sleeping peacefully among a flock of sheep.
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Laing's Kathy is, like Acker, the author of the novels " Blood and Guts in High School " and " Great Expectations " ("I expect you've heard of them," Laing writes, sounding a bit clubby); her father, like Acker's, abandoned the family before she was born and her mother, like Acker's, committed suicide.
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Early last year the mayor outlined a series of goals and strategies that he called a "blood and guts" war on homelessness, including reducing the nightly count of people in shelters by 2,500 and opening 40 new shelters by the end of this year, with 1003 more by 2022.
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With that in mind, we asked the pair to rate some of the most classic blood-and-guts horror movie scenes of all time—from A Nightmare on Elm Street to Halloween to Jason X. They weren't impressed by some (Alien, surprisingly) but loved others (Ghost Ship, believe it or not).
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When she reassures the robot that it's over, that he's done well, that they've made it to where they need to be—and isn't the view amazing—it's a touching little moment of blood-and-guts to gears-and-pistons intimacy that again spotlights the game's excellent personifying of its AI cover stars.
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It also had brilliantly designed levels that still hold up today and made some very important technological breakthroughs, but that's basically the gist of the game: walk circles around enemies (or strafe, as they say), fill demons with lead, and congratulate yourself on a job well done when the floor is covered in blood and guts.
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There was a lot of blood and guts and I, uh, ooh, yeah, God, sorry — I just got the shivers because I thought of this one foot I had to bite into, and I hit a bone or a nail or something on my tooth, and that just made me have that fingernails on the blackboard moment.
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"There was a lot of blood and guts and I, uh, ooh, yeah, God, sorry — I just got the shivers because I thought of this one foot I had to bite into, and I hit a bone or a nail or something on my tooth, and that just made me have that fingernails on the blackboard moment," Barrymore told the Times.
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The book shows how he brought Mario Puzo's 1969 novel to life in a film that would go on to win the Academy Award for best picture in 1973, excising whole portions of the story and highlighting what he believed was a flawed novel's essence: a narrative of capitalism in America, as seen through the spilled blood and guts of one family.
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In just a few decades, in 1992, the queen will experience her annus horribilis, a year in which Windsor Castle will catch fire, three of her children's marriages will implode, Andrew Morton will publish a tell-all blood-and-guts book about Charles's continuing affair with Camilla, her nephew will die suddenly, and the duchess of York will be photographed sunbathing topless.
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