Sentence examples for full of explosions from inspiring English sources

It was - still is - cinema compared with their photography, full of explosions of action and clever tricks using perspective and light.

It's a wilfully naive transaction, yes, but it's like going to the cinema to watch a massive blockbuster full of explosions and expensive scenery.

It was a revolutionary time, full of explosions: you can hear them in the recordings of Marinetti reciting his poetry; you can see them in Tatlin's designs for enormous skyscrapers.

Tweaking curriculums by exposing kids to more books full of explosions might lead boys to do better in reading — and if boys continue to lag, there'll be more of a push for boy-friendly initiatives.

The film is "a viscerally exciting, adrenaline-soaked tour de force of suspense and surprise, full of explosions and hectic scenes of combat, but it blows a hole in the condescending assumption that such effects are just empty spectacle or mindless noise," Mr. Scott added.

Once a terrible accident befalls Wikus, we are at his side and under his skin, and "District 9" subtly shifts from speculative science fiction to zombie bio-horror and then, less subtly, turns into an escape-action-chase movie full of explosions, gunplay and vehicular mayhem.

Both feature crime-fighting leads working for Interpol, and both are demented, fast-paced adventures full of fighting, explosions, double crosses and yet more fighting.

Puffin Books; £12.99The fourth outing for Eoin Colfer's teenage criminal mastermind, Artemis Fowl, is as ever full of action, explosions, treachery, high-speed chases and windy escapes from the Trolls.Click to buy from Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk8.

Their work may not invoke images of a nail-biting Hollywood thriller full of gunfights, explosions and heroes saving the day while facing death-defying odds, but they are heroic in their own unsung way.

It's a nail-biting, cringe-inducing study of self-destruction and fraternal love, a film full of emotional explosions, about how it feels when you can't seem to do anything right, and how you can find beauty in disaster.

The latter might work – it could be swashbuckling and loud, full of geronimos, explosions and Ewoks – but it seems unlikely Disney would rely on ABC to cater for younger audiences when the Disney Channel already has Star Wars Rebels, a new animated series, pencilled in for next year.