"Ali and Nino" aspires to epicness and comes pretty close to getting there.
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We love it when superheroes team up in movies and take their epicness to the next level.
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But not everyone can hike through the Sequoia National Park and feel reverenced by their towering epicness.
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The elements, the money situation, the time constraints, the kind of epicness of what Rob was doing.
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In terms of sheer epicness, The Sun Is Also A Star is rivaled by Yoon's own love story.
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" She later added, "We're across the street from the beach ya'll, where epicness-ness is about to happen.
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Cheers to you and your epicness, Ri. We know you'll be enjoying your celebratory glass of wine (to go, of course)!
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They wrote a really awesome season that lives up to the epicness, especially when you get into episodes 8 and 9.
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Emails from the East Coast headquarters were flooding in about the party's guaranteed epicness, management kept dropping hints about everyone making damn sure to get a taxi or Uber.
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The epicness appealed to me, and though Mr. Bell certainly leaned conservative, he was mainly interested in big stories and mysteries that could keep you up all night listening.
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Even if you weren't a Christian kid forced to watch this on ABC every easter, you had to appreciate the epicness of water turning into blood and a parted sea.
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That means that the penultimate and finale episodes will basically be like two mini movies — hopefully ones packed with the epicness we've come to expect from George R. R. Martin's brainchild.
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Grimes is obviously a fucking weird badass, and I identify with her as being an outsider and a weirdo—but I also buy into all of the fucking glittery epicness she does.
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The incisive lyric on which the song hinges, "All I'm sayin' is if you don't love me no more, then lie," is marred by a sharp turn into "pointless over-epicness" (The Guardian).
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Bandit's not only a fantastic camera, brimming with thoughtful hardware design choices from its mount to its neatly integrated USB connector, it's also a superior solution for quickly finding and sharing all your epicness with friends and family.
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But maybe it's more than just the sheer epicness of this reception that inspired such curiosity: Chopra and Jonas' relationship is the kind of whirlwind romance we usually only see in fairytales, having only confirmed their couplehood this summer.
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To give the footage an added epicness, and heighten the sense that you're traveling through the colossal interior of a massive spacecraft, it's all set to music by anime and film composer Kenji Kawai, taken from Ghost in the Shell: Innocence.
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" Filter reviewer Laura Studarus referred to the album as a "textured collection of 11 tunes—all united with an innate sense of 'epicness.' Danilova's more-is-more mentality may be off-putting to some listeners (instrumental embellishments circle her swooping voice like auditory eyeliner), but it's executed with the utmost care." Heather Phares of Allmusic expressed that "[w]hile Conatus isn't as direct as Stridulum, it's still some of her most satisfying work. This is music made in and for the darkest hours, and a striking portrait of the times when crisis and opportunity meet.
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They stated that she had the most defined personality in gaming, adding that she "redefined passive-aggressive". Shoot 'em up expert Michael Molinari cited GLaDOS as an example of a quality boss, stating that her quality stems from her appearing throughout the game, providing motivation as well as a satisfying pay-off at the end of the game. Editor Randy Smith commented that the battle with GLaDOS was "easy", commenting that it was "fun and fluid" rather than "annoyingly insurmountable". However, he added that it had an "air of epicness".
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The game's swipe-based swordplay was based on Donald Mustard's desire for unique gameplay based on nuanced sword fighting and parrying. He described the game's influences as the combat of Karateka and Prince of Persia combined with the "lonely epicness" of Shadow of the Colossus. Chair sought to develop an experience that could be picked up and played for a minute (a single battle) or half an hour (a bloodline). They felt that many other developers accustomed to consoles were wrong to make iOS games that required long-playing experiences to feel meaningful, and so Chair developed the bloodline concept as a natural breakpoint.
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On 17 March 2016 the singles, "Regret" and "House of Eternal Hunt" were released to help kick off pre-ordering of merchandise bundles for Feathers & Flesh. A video directed by Johan Carlén was released featuring the two songs playing sequentially as the view pans around a darkened art gallery, with many paintings of birds, primarily owls, mirroring some of the artwork that the band has created for the individual songs on their album. "Regret," as the opening track on the album, is described by the band as “an intense journey through epicness” and, “...by far the most different album intro we ever written.” The song introduces The Owl, the protagonist of the album as she lays dying, reflecting on her past.
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A video directed by Johan Carlén was released featuring the two songs playing sequentially as the view pans around a darkened art gallery, with many paintings of birds, primarily owls, mirroring some of the artwork that the band has created for the individual songs on their album. "Regret", as the opening track on the album, is described by the band as "an intense journey through epicness" and, "...by far the most different album intro [we have] ever written." The song introduces 'The Owl', the protagonist of the album as she lays dying, reflecting on her past. "House of Eternal Hunt", described by the band as "the definition of metal", starts the tale of The Owl, a "predator ruling the sky" according to Eckerström.
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Sharky Extreme praised FreeSpace 2 for having the enormous capital ships, as this burst the "trapped in a bubble" trend in Wing Commander- and X-Wing- type games. Instead of the action simply coming to the player, it flows all around, and the player is the one who has to go and seek it. The scenes of these giant ships duking it out, with many gnat-like fighters swarming around in their little dances of death, have led reviewers to feel a sense of epicness, comparable to reliving battles in science fiction series like Babylon 5 and Star Wars. Similarly, PC Gamer praised the scaling of ships and battles and said that they "[came] as close to creating the feeling of a World War II naval battle in space as any game has ever come" and that "That's what fighter combat, in space or on Earth, should be all about.".
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