Examples of using Action sequences in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Performers were trussed up on ultrathin wires to allow them to conduct gravity-defying action sequences, a technique known by Western fans, sometimes disparagingly,
McCarthy expanded his brassy style for the film's action sequences, such as the battle over Veridian III
The gameplay combines tactical RPG and action sequences during battles, featuring characters from video game series owned by Namco and Capcom.
Next came the action sequences and the battle for the Enterprise, a phase the filmmakers dubbed"Borg Hell.
The game difficulty setting impacts the action sequences, along with some of the more complex controller movements.
as well as the visual effects and action sequences.
ILM built additional sturdy versions for"The Voyage Home"s action sequences.
With seven years in the making, its highly detailed pixel art and vibrant designs burst with personality- its energetic action sequences and animated cutscenes are particularly impressive.
for Spock was reused, but ILM built additional sturdy versions for The Voyage Home' s action sequences.
the visual effects and action sequences were highly praised.
She did, however, criticize how Alphona sometimes"muddles action sequences a little bit by not drawing important actions with appropriate importance.
the series a 7.3/10, praising the action sequences, the animation and the tone,
Roger Ebert praised both Jackie Chan, for his entertaining action sequences without the use of stunt doubles,
dark to allow their use in the action sequences of the film.
The film that Liman delivered lacked sufficient action sequences to satisfy test groups of young males, so Universal Studios
Star Wars permeated in the way they wrote the action sequences, while Burk noted Kirk
He continued,"I don't know when I have ever seen a less interesting or more dramatically neutered movie," commenting specifically on many overlong simple action sequences which could have been easily trimmed.
Roger Ebert praised both Jackie Chan, for his entertaining action sequences without the use of stunt doubles,
and codified action sequences involving gestures,
presenting typical action sequences with a non-prototypical mixture of list