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And, while there have been a few images and supposed plot lines leaked online for the film, everyone has stayed tight - lipped when it comes to revealing information.

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This is a film of beautiful sights, a few genuinely stunning images, and some excellent performances all around.

Part wish fulfillment and part social moralizing, the film never resolves its point of view, but a few of the apocalyptic images stay in the mind.

Conversely, the seeds of Carangi's singular impact on an industry that had become a glorified assembly line are sown in haste: The film puts forth a few poignant images — Gia's colleagues mistaking her for a loiterer, Gia the only brunette in a pool of blondes (a tableau that really shows the novelty of her ethnicity)-- but mostly treats Gia not as a model with a drug habit, but as a junkie who models, one of Paul Schrader's born addicts.

While walking the floor of the American Film Market (AFM) this morning, Steve was able to grab some images and synopses for a few upcoming films.

While the first film had a sense of newness on its side that made it somewhat effective as a straight - up shocker, we've seen all of the scary images in this sequel a few too many times to experience their original effect.

Rogue Nation was shot on film — with a few digital exteriors / establishing shots mixed in — and the image has an organic look that helps ground the outlandish action.

Every few months, a film arrives that is the new best - in - class example of the technical form of creating false images; right now, and for the next few weeks or months or maybe even the rest of the year, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes is the most technically impressive fantasy picture ever made.

MG: I can't say that I liked this film, but it's still interesting the way in which the film finds this abuse of images by overindulging with ellipses: you don't see when the main guy is hired, you don't see when the woman who is fired kills herself, and probably a few other things I didn't notice.

Hereafter Rated PG - 13 for mature thematic elements including disturbing disaster and accident images, and for brief strong language Available on DVD, Blu - ray and Video on Demand When I first saw this film a few months ago, I didn't really have much love for it.

The 2.35:1, 1080p presentation definitely represents a new transfer, as the film elements look cleaner than before in addition to more vibrant, but there is something occasionally electronic about the image, with the fine, Super35 grain turning to noise during a few rogue applications of edge enhancement.

Altman is less interested in emotion and psychology than in emotional and psychological gamesmanship — in mind - fucking that has a rich tradition in the more obsessive and political films of Luis Buñuel, Ingmar Bergman, Roman Polanski, and Joseph Losey, to name but a few of Images's most significant influences.

While many parts of the film have minimalist tendencies — few images on screen, slower camera movements, decreased sense of timing and pace, accentuation of what is on screen — the pace of the film is not constant.

What's more, the film is artistically presented, with more than a few unsavory images (borderline necrophilia even), that will not meet well with less open - minded viewers.

His images are both beautiful and repugnant, often at the same time, showing a side of 18th Century Paris few wish to venture through, while also capturing the beauty that is Grasse and the lush scenery of the rolling hills and mountains of France (sumptuously filmed by longtime Tykwer collaborator, Frank Griebe).

Whether by happy accident or through post-production meddling, a few frames of the stock have been overexposed — a phantom image in a film overrun by ghosts.

The 2013 Sundance Film Festival recently announced a couple batches of films that will screen at the Fest in January, and today we've got some first images and synopses for a few films that will be playing in competition as...

We've got a few new images from the following films for you to check out: Vampire Academy — Mark Waters» adaptation of Richelle Mead's novel, starring Zoey Deutch, Lucy Fry and Olga Kurylenko.

What makes Room 237 work so well is that Ascher shows the same Shining clips over and over, with different interpretations, letting only the voices of the theorists and the images from the film (plus a few other relevant movies) tell the story.

One of the more interesting trends amongst film trailers in the last few years, however, is that of the collage method, which aims to do little more than show audiences a slideshow of images.

We're still waiting on a first teaser trailer for Jurassic World, but in the meantime Universal has launched Masrani, a new viral site for the company behind the relaunch of the park in the hotly - anticipated dino - sequel, which offers up a few new promotional images from the film, including a look at Irrfan Khan's (The Amazing -LSB-...]

We've seen a few images from Bong Joon - Ho's dystopian sci - fi thriller Snowpiercer, but now come a series of character posters for the bedraggled folk riding the rails in the film.

We've got a bit of a wait until this one gets its release in cinemas (it's scheduled for late 2015), but we do have a few official images from the film and a «wrap» banner to share with you (see above).

In spite of this, Dunkirk does boast a few images on par with the strongest Nolan has ever filmed.

by Glenn Dunks «One of the more interesting trends amongst film trailers in the last few years is that of the collage method, which aims to do little more than show audiences a slideshow of images.»

Check out a few new images from two films expected to vie for top honours during this forthcoming awards season.

The film's first trailer promised a few full musical numbers, and these images tease just that.

A few weeks ago, Steve attended the American Film Market (AFM) and was able to bring back some promo images, posters, and synopses for a few upcoming films.

The film offers a scanty version of this story in a few intertitles and drawings: most of the final third is made up of touristy images of the wildlife on South Georgia taken much later.

The IMAX images are beautiful — interestingly, this is one of the few 2D films where I actually thought it might have been even more successful in 3D — and most of the performances are solid.

Byzantium is set to premier at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and with anticipation of the its debut they have released a few more great looking images for the film starring Gemma Arterton and Saoirse Ronan.

It may not be strictly speaking a horror film — it's not scary or particularly unsettling apart for a few exquisitely created images — but it is breathtakingly lovely, visually composed like a painting, scored and sound designed by Toru Takemitsu with a spareness that leans on silence, and suffused in sadness, regret, and loss.

«There lies the difference between filmmakers who create visceral images, and Ramsay» work: while many crime films contain visceral images, few are interested in the visceral experience of the characters themselves.»

If the film wants to be as «weird» as the director expects it to be, it's got quite a few Del Toro images to emulate.

On Monday, along with the release of a few images from Pixar's upcoming film, Brave, we learned that the first full - length trailer would be arriving shortly.

A 16x9 - enhanced widescreen image would have greatly benefited the dance sequences in this film and be reason enough to double - dip for the few who actually will be buying this movie twice.

As I write, the leading contenders for the Palme d'Or are said to be «The Motorcycle Diaries» from Brazil and «Comme Une Image» («Look at Me») from France, although there are supporters for «2046» (2005) by China's Wong Kar - Wai, a film I found maddening in its mannered repetition of a few worn stylistic and dramatic strategies.

Like the I Vampiri DVD, some of the images in the still gallery reveal a few scenes not in the final film, and there's a trailer for the main feature.

As the digital revolution has swept through Hollywood like brushfire, Nolan has remained a stalwart champion of shooting on film, and as 3D has increasingly become the blockbuster norm, he has refused to join the bandwagon, advocating instead for IMAX, a variant on the old 70 mm process responsible for the likes of Lawrence of Arabia and 2001, and whose screen - filling images envelop us in a way that only a select few 3D movies (chiefly Avatar and Hugo) have even approached.

DreamWorks has released the first poster and a few new images from director Bill Condon's (Kinsey) upcoming WikiLeaks film The Fifth Estate.

A 58 - image manually - operated HD photo gallery is comprised predominantly of ordinary film stills, though a few behind - the - scenes shots are thrown in as well.

There are few better Christmas film images than the sight of Rooney Mara in a Santa Claus hat.

Over the past few months we've seen a number of photos from the set of Avengers 4 which seems to suggest that the film will include flashbacks or time travel, and the latest images to arrive online over at JustJared seemingly confirm that theory.

Whatever its other moments of beauty or weakness, Porto contains one bittersweet, potentially unnerving image that few other films can claim: the sight of Anton Yelchin growing old.

This is no knock on the extensive amount of technical work that went into this digital edition; as with the theatrical rerelease that played in a few cities this fall, this version of the film has been refurbished in sound and image, and it shows: the Technicolor leaps out; the music rings clear.

Bar a few leaked images here and there, and director Ron Howard posting vague behind - the - scenes imagery on social media, marketing for the Anthology film was shockingly absent.

A few weeks ago we brought you the first image of Jessica Chastain looking absolutely fabulous in her Crimson Peak costume but today Torilla has scans from Empire Magazine's preview feature on the Guillermo del Toro film.

Byzantium is set to premier at the Toronto International Film Festival in September and with anticipation of the its debut they have released a few more great looking images for the film starring Gemma Arterton -LSB-...]

Director James Wan's choice to digitally recreate Walker's image for the film's last few scenes, using two of the actor's brothers as body doubles with Walker's face superimposed on their own, points toward a future in which a performer's ongoing biological existence may no longer be required in order to synthesize his or her presence on screen.