Sentence examples for more special effects from inspiring English sources

It was too introspective; it needed more special effects.

There are more special effects than in traditional pirate movies and, as usual, there's a great deal of humour, never unintentional.

The latest Super Smash Bros is a loud, feisty multiplayer fight club with a vast armoury of insane attacks and more special effects than a Michael Bay trilogy.

He decided to put his salary back in the film, and he wanted 300 times more special effects than we budgeted".

More special effects are available for jazzing up bits of text (shadows, reflections and so on), with less clumsiness than in the old Word Art module.

The advance publicity on the next "Matrix" film talks about more special effects, suggesting that the real world that the heroes set out to save may have been placed permanently on the back burner.

Ndiol has a more special effect: blend densities are greater than additive whereas the hole size decreases.

There were more special effect shots than we could count definitely more than there would typically be in a $1 million movie so we reached out to visual effects supervisor Bob Wasson of VFXLab to find out what it was like to work on the set of Seance.

There were more special effect shots than we could count definitely more than there would typically be in a $1 million movie so we reached out to visual effects supervisor, Bob Wasson of VFXLab, to find out what it was like to work on the set of Seance.

Thomas went on to say that Usher's dance moves would make "the late great Michael Jackson jealous" in the stage production "that included more special-effects bells and whistles than a summer blockbuster".

Movies, especially those that appeal to the early-adolescent sensibility that used to be nourished by Dumas and his ilk, tend to be driven more and more by special effects, canny product placements, bouncy soundtracks and allusive pop-cultural smirks.