Beat
Make it
Make it verb - Succeed in a big way; get to the top.
Both terms in one sentence
- He managed to make it work for him by means of extraordinarily acute editing; Bresson never dwells on a character's reaction, but always moves on fairly quickly to the next beat in the story.
Source: Creator / Robert Bresson -
Don't Try This at Home: The two hosts make it clear to the audience that they should not try anything they see in the show at home.Alex: (beat) Try it at a friend's house!
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The trailers make it look like Goku lost a Beam-O-War or Frieza did it after he beat everyone instead of a last act of desperation.
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