Sentences with phrase «man noir»

Spider - Man Noir is the most notable because melee combat is no longer an option.

Update: Spider - Man Pre-Order Costume has been revealed as Spider - Man Noir (picture below), The next one will be revealed in July.

Interactive Entertainment today released the official announcement trailer for LEGO Marvel Super Heroes 2, featuring an expanded lineup of iconic Marvel Super Heroes and Super Villains from different eras and realities, including Guardians of the Galaxy characters, Groot, Rocket Raccoon, Star - Lord, Gamora and Drax, as well as Doctor Strange, Doctor Octopus, Green Goblin, Spider - Gwen, Spider - Man Noir, Spider - Man 2099, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye, Iron Man, Ms. Marvel, Ant - Man, Captain Marvel, Kang the Conqueror and a whole lot more.

Spider - Man Noir.

Kang's powers served as the perfect opportunity to stitch together some favorite alternate Marvel universes like Spider - Man 2099's Nueva York, Spider - Man Noir's Noir Universe, Captain America's Hydra Empire, and current Marvel locales like the Inhumans» Attilan, the Guardians of the Galaxy's Knowhere, and an Asgard on the brink of Ragnarok.

Panel guests include Jimmy Palmiotti (Jonah Hex), co-creator and co-writer of Time Bomb; Rick Remender (Punisher), creator and writer for The Last Days of American Crime, soon to be a major motion picture produced by and starring Avatar's Sam Worthington; Peter Milligan (Hellblazer), writer for After Dark, co-created by director Antoine Fuqua and Wesley Snipes; Arvid Nelson (Rex Mundi), writer for the upcoming Oblivion from Tron Legacy director Joseph Kosinski; Nick Percival (Judge Dredd), creator and artist for Legends, soon to be a major motion picture from Ron Howard's Imagine Entertainment; David Hine (Spider - Man Noir), writer of Ryder on the Storm and FVZA; Matthew Cirulnick (True Crime: New York City), creator and co-writer for Earp: Saints for Sinners; and Keith Arem (Call of Duty series), one of the gaming industry's leading director / producers as well as co-creator for the upcoming Exile.

Not exact matches

Though among such shows it's the darkly noir Batman from the 1990s that gets the most attention (it won four Emmys and was nominated for several more), I was struck by the sophistication of The Spectacular Spider - Man, an anime - influenced relaunch of Marvel's famous webslinger that premiered in 2008 and ran for two seasons.

Well today I decided to make a Father's Day meal that any man would love, it's Pinot Noir Mushroom Reduction Sauce with Grilled T - bone Steak.

Any guide about the best smelling cologne for men would be incomplete without mentioning the ever famous Drakkar Noir.

«Well sir, the shortest farewells are the best,» Casper Gutman — the fat man — tells detective Sam Spade near the end of Dashiell Hammett's classic noir novel, The Maltese Falcon.

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Smokey rooms, smooth jazz and a man with a briefcase: FRAMED has all the components of a noir story shuffled in a really smart puzzle game.

Her first American film was WILLOW for George Lucas and directed by Ron Howard, followed by the noir film KILL ME AGAIN for John Dahl, NAVY SEALS with Charlie Sheen, SHATTERED with Tom Berenger, THE GUILTY with Bill Pullman, THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO LITTLE with Bill Murray, and A TEXAS FUNERAL with Martin Sheen.

DICK DINMAN SALUTES YEAR»S BEST CLASSIC BLU - RAY RELEASES: Producer / host Dick Dinman picks his choices for the best classic Blu - ray releases of the year among which one of the biggest surprises is Classic Flix» s shockingly magnificent rendering of the brilliant Anthony Mann / John Alton noir masterwork T - MEN and guest Classic Flix head honcho David Kawas reveals the wallet - busting challenges inherit in restoring a classic previously only available in dupey second rate dvd renditions.

I can't get enough of the film noir era and its style, so «Dead Men» has enticed me to see many of the classic films that contributed clips here.

It introduces itself as a noir murder mystery, but seamlessly veers into a story of man in love with a dancer, looking for redemption in his twilight.

Its story is boilerplate noir: loner (Ryan Gosling) falls for young mother (Carey Mulligan) and is forced by circumstance to protect her and her son (Kaden Leos) against all the bad men.

Film noir: The movie, directed by Vaughn Stein, takes place in a gritty neon - lit world and follows the lives of two hit men, a terminally ill teacher, a janitor, and a waitress (Robbie)

Unfortunately, this poor - man's version of The Usual Suspects is so convoluted and poorly scripted that this flawed film noir's only compelling theme is the recurring question of whether its femme fatale is black or white.

The Third Man, Carol Reed's Continental noir masterpiece set in the bombed - out ruins of a post-World War II Vienna carved up by occupying Allied forces, is more than half over when Harry Lime makes his memorable entrance.

I'm a big fan of film noir and the noir aesthetic that permeates a lot of old Hollywood melodramas where men are corrupted by femme fatale characters who look like the platinum blonde that Rachel McAdams plays.

Well, not necessarily, as the noir - ish chronicles of one man hoping to break free from the shackles of being a shitty dude despite being a shitty dude isn't for everybody, but for those fans this movie is for, Katz has shown he's far from a one - trick pony.

Long before the Noir period started, sound on film ushered in several great series of detective movie series where the lead was usually a bright crime solver, but the gumshoe, gritty detective was not far behind and Noir kicked in just in time for that kind of investigator as the classical detectives (Charlie Cahn, Mr. Moto, Sherlock Holmes, The Thin Man) were on a roll that even defied studio expectations.

Released: May 20th Cast: Ryan Gosling, Russell Crowe, Angourie Rice, Keith David Director: Shane Black (Iron Man 3) Why it's great: Birthed from»70s funk, covered in porn sleaze, and decorated with the English - language equivalent of shaggy neon carpet, this rollicking, Los Angeles - set noir is a comedy of groovy errors.

Rating: 5/10 — a man (Lowery) drives across country after the death of his brother and gives a lift to a woman (Lane) who tricks him into being the getaway driver in a bank robbery, a situation that sees him on the run from the police but determined to prove his innocence; a gritty, hard - boiled film noir, They Made Me a Killer adds enough incident to its basic plot to keep viewers entertained from start to finish without really adding anything new or overly impressive to the mix, but it does have a brash performance from Lowery, and Thomas's direction ensures it's another solid effort from Paramount's B - movie unit, Pine - Thomas.

Noir finally joined forces with psychedelia — and the results are trippy, man.

Anthony Mann's T - Men (1947) is a significant entry in the classic American film noir cycle and, arguably, the best of the subcycle of «docu - noirs» that was released by Hollywood in the wake of the...

From 1991's Los Angeles screenwriter drama Barton Fink to 2001's noir pastiche The Man Who Wasn't There, these brothers wear their old school influences proudly.

The week ended with a «a film noir gatecrashed by reality», as Peter Beech chose to describe In Bruges, Martin McDonagh's biting comedy about two hit men hiding out in the Belgian city after a job that's gone horribly wrong.

THE MAN WHO WAS N'T THERE A faithful resurrection of the film noir genre, The Coen Brothers» The Man Who Wasn't There is a shoo - in for Roger Deakins's fifth Oscar nomination as best cinematographMAN WHO WAS N'T THERE A faithful resurrection of the film noir genre, The Coen Brothers» The Man Who Wasn't There is a shoo - in for Roger Deakins's fifth Oscar nomination as best cinematographMan Who Wasn't There is a shoo - in for Roger Deakins's fifth Oscar nomination as best cinematographer.

Adapted from Frank Bill's 2013 noir novel of the same name, the film follows a man hard up for cash and determined to support his family competes in the Donnybrook, a legendary, bare - knuckle brawl where a $ 100,000 prize goes to the last man standing.

He is the title character of The Man Who Wasn't There is the Joel and Ethan Coen's homage to film noir, and garnered them a shared best director award with David Lynch (for Mulholland Falls) at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival.

As in the 1946 classic film noir, «Gilda,» with Glenn Ford and Rita Hayworth, these tales are of the men and women who learn to «make their own luck.»

It's a classic wrong - man / mistaken - identity setup, although no noir ever required this many scarring prosthetics.

Perhaps in the hands of the Texas - noir loving Coen Brothers, who adapted McCarthy previously in their award - winning, No Country for Old Men (also featuring Bardem), we'd get more of a concentration on the struggle between the desirousness of good and corruptibility of evil, the striving of faith and the fickle finger of fate, rather than just the exotic, James Bond-esque showcase of fast cars, motorcycles and cheetahs (the «need for speed» among crooks is one of several curious motifs).

Shot in glorious black and white, Man brings in many of the familiar elements of the noir genre and adds a goofy, Coen brothers sensibility to the entire affair.

Director Shane Black (Iron Man 3) was going for a «70s noir buddy - flick type of vibe, set in a smog - covered L.A, complete with gloriously groovy outfits worn by all.

«Plunder Road» (1957), 4:45 p.m.: In this little - known noir directed by Hubert Cornfield, five men, led by Gene Raymond (in a rare villainous turn), try to pull off the perfect heist: stealing $ 10 million in gold from a train headed for a U.S. Mint branch in San Francisco.

«All the King's Men,» a political noir from 1949, garnered Best Picture, Best Actor for Broderick Crawford and Best Supporting Actress for Mercedes McCambridge.

Rounding out the noir programming were «The Third Man» (Carol Reed, 1950), «Gaslight» (George Cukor, 1944) and «Taxi Driver» (Martin Scorsese, 1976).

Among the film's countless offspring, count, too, the Coens» double - bill of noir - infected border westerns Blood Simple and No Country for Old Men, as well as the oeuvre of Cormac McCarthy.

Incidentally, the other Fords I would classify as Western noir are «Stagecoach» (1939), «The Searchers» (1956), «Sergeant Rutledge» (1960) and «The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance» (1962).

Starring Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara as a husband and wife team of outlaw bandits, this modern - day Western noir evokes Terrence Malick in its painterly depictions of west Texas tall grass and No Country For Old Men in its stark and sudden violence.

In the game, players traverse through four unique worlds from Spider - Man lore and take on the role of four distinctly different Spider - Men — Amazing, Ultimate, Noir and 2099 — which will be brought to life by Neil Patrick Harris along with Josh Keaton, Christopher Daniel Barnes and Dan Gilvezan, respectively.

On Saturday, writer - director Billy Wilder's «Ace in the Hole» (1951) starring Kirk Douglas was the ideal preface to 1982's noir spoof «Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid» starring Steve Martin.

It's effectively directed from a tough script co-written by John C. Higgins, who wrote Anthony Mann's early noirs T - Men (1947), Raw Deal (1948), and Border Incident (1949), and here offers a pretty stark corrupt cop drama that remembers the bad cop was once a good cop and still has glimmers in him.

Spider - Man: Shattered Dimensions, which will be available September 7th, allows players to engage in nonstop heroic action as they traverse four unique worlds from Spider - Man's lore — Amazing, Noir, 2099 and Ultimate — within one unique storyline.

The one certainty is that WWII served as a catalyst for the organic evolution of the genre's texture, and that noir remains to this day one of the most popular film styles for revision, emulation, and in the case of The Man Who Wasn't There, resurrection.

Spider - Man: Shattered Dimensions transports players to a variety of locations, from lush jungles and dusty deserts to a futuristic NYC, and allows them to use unique gameplay styles for each Spider - Man, including stealth moves in Noir, gliding maneuvers in 2099, black - suited tendril attacks in Ultimate, and innovative web combat in Amazing.

Among the big high - profile comic book sequels of the year («Captain America,» «The Amazing Spider - Man» et al.), there's one that's been a little more under the radar: «Sin City: A Dame To Kill For,» Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller «s sequel to their 2005 green - screen noir.