| It's the big climactic chapter that had her first whimpering, then sniffling, and finally cheering. |
| You always know you're in trouble when the philosophy of a film is summed up unironically in the climactic high school graduation speech. |
| He bulled forward like the heavyweight boxer of old, scoring nine times in eight climactic games. |
| The guitars are flat and muted, the vocals spare and disaffected, and the theatrical, climactic scream-along choruses are absent. |
| During the climactic gun battle, he's hopelessly outnumbered by the gang who are shooting up the town to get him. |
| During the film's climactic plane crash sequence, you can feel the bass rumble and the rear speakers roar to life. |
