Sentence examples for reboot out from inspiring English sources
Inside the first 60 minutes of Crystal Dynamics' sequel to 2013's series reboot, out now on PlayStation 4 (as a "20 Year Celebration" edition) after previously being available on Xbox One and PC, you, as Lara Croft, do a great many things.
I'm sure people will go and see the Jumanji reboot out of curiosity, but right now there seem to be much more people on the 'why is this happening?' side of the fence... Wait, they're remaking Jumanji?
Because of a quirk in the software marriage between the stock Prius and the plug-in system, it is necessary to stop completely, shut off the car and reboot out of all-electric mode should you want to go, say, 53 m.p.h.
With Zack Snyder's Superman reboot out on June 14 -- and the soundtrack available now -- Zimmer spoke to HuffPost Entertainment about working on "Man of Steel," how he handled the specter of John Williams' iconic "Superman" theme and why he's still surprised by the influence of his "Inception" score.
The good news is that the reboot turns out to be a thoroughly invigorating affair, much more compelling than the "prequel trilogy" that began with The Phantom Menace in 1999.
So I do a hard reboot (took out the batteries) and on the next attempt I get the list of WiFi spots and it connects to my router.
He also nearly landed the role of Batman in Christopher Nolan's reboot, losing out to Christian Bale.
Similarly, the cast of the upcoming "Ghostbusters" reboot started out doing whatever they could to make ends meet before making it big.
While Nolan has been adamant about not participating in "Justice League" -- the planned 2015 blockbuster would combine the talents of Superman, Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern and Wonder Woman into one film -- he is a producer on Snyder's "Man of Steel," the Warner Bros. Superman reboot due out in 2013.
Twenty-nine sequels and reboots came out last year, many of them further illuminations of a comic-book universe.
The same can't be said for many modern reboots out there, however.
