Phrases with «cinematic equivalent»

The phrase "cinematic equivalent" means something that has a similar quality, impact, or effect as a movie. It refers to a non-film entity, such as a book, event, or experience, that compares or can be compared to the immersive, dramatic, and visual nature of a movie. Full definition

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Sentences with «cinematic equivalent»

It's not an original device, but with this cast and a screenplay by the writer of The Last King of Scotland and Frost / Nixon, it should add up to more than the crushingly obvious cinematic equivalent of a Marie Clare «issues» featurette. (lwlies.com)
Mr. De Palma and his collaborators have been unable to translate Mr. Ellroy's depth of feeling into cinematic equivalents. (rottentomatoes.com)
Better save the gift receipt if you're considering seeing Love the Coopers, a convoluted cinematic equivalent to that fruitcake nobody (lylesmoviefiles.com)
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Phrases with «cinematic equivalent»

Sentences with «cinematic equivalent»

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