Sentences with phrase «us title of the film»

It is the title of a film about a fishing expedition from the 1990's.

Actually, if I understood it correctly, I think the title of this film was to indicate that forks (i.e., eating) could be more effective that surgery, or medical intervention (i.e., «knives»), though I know it's also interpreted as not needing a knife if you don't eat meat.

Even though they seem friendly, Red knows something is up and the eventually turn on the town, devising an evil plan that will eventually bring out the full title of the film in all of the characters.

As the title of the film hints, Maloof's discovery is only half of the story — and it's only half the fun.

«The Duel», is such a small part of the film that when it is brought to light is when you remember that is the title of the film.

Filmmakers should learn never to use words like «Very Bad» in the title of their films.

The opening credits feature a baby's fingertip reaching out to touch the title of the film, just like the famous Sistine Chapel painting of God and Adam brushing fingertips (the image becomes even more confrontational when it's repeated, with Darwin touching the finger of an orangutan).

From the first moment that you see New York cabbie Travis Bickle, you know he's headed for a bad end, and that — to borrow the title of a film made 31 years later by a Scorsese obsessive — there will be blood.

As and end to this makeshift trilogy, the ultimate conclusion is unlike anything even fans might expect, and truly lives up to the title of the film (even if it's a bit odd).

Unfortunately the title of the film speaks for itself, because the film offers little redeeming value, it could be can be abandoned at the opening introduction.

As the title of the film suggests, the town that «acts» as the ficitonal Ebbing, Missouri becomes a character all its own.

I'm always a little curious when it comes to what filmmakers choose as the title of their films.

is the phrase that comes to mind instantly upon seeing the title of the film.

The title of the film comes from The Grateful Dead, who, along with Bob Dylan, the Beatles, and other musicians from the era are the key to unlocking Gabriel's memories (at least until the song ends).

But the cast (which includes Philip Seymour Hoffman, Rhys Ifans, Nick Frost and Bill Nighy, who proves himself once again the funniest deadpan on Earth) is good company, the film has a killer soundtrack (the British title of the film is «The Boat that Rocked,» and it does) and you get to hear Kenneth Branagh (as the ultimate petty bureaucrat determined not to let anyone have any fun) say «Twatt» and «Clitt» (the unfortunate names of his immediate subordinates) repeatedly.

McCarthy plays Susan Cooper (whose name was the original title of the film), a valuable but desk - bound CIA analyst who is thrust into the field to infiltrate the world of a deadly arms dealer.

The title of the film, of course, refers to the number on Robinson's jersey, which has been retired from use in all of Major League Baseball.

Hence, the title of the film.

When the plot and title of this film was announced, it was clearly a wink at the Keanu Reeves film «John Wick.»

Holmes has an Aryan rival, of course, and despite a few half - hearted intimations at ratiocination, the whole thing serves mainly as a colourless rehash of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (indeed, the original title of the film was Sherlock Holmes and the Pyramid of Fear) that makes up for its lack of any particular racism with a sort of amazing amount of girl abuse.

Women were most likely to hold the job title of staff writer, whereas men were most likely to hold the job title of film critic.

These findings indicate that men hold the higher status titles of film critic or critic in categories other than film including television critic, music critic, theatre critic, pop culture critic, and media critic.

This could mean along with the titling of the film that Boone's potential New Mutants trilogy will indeed be the next phase in main X-Men saga.

First off, yes, Tak3n is the actual title of this film.

That's the US title of the film and it's better than the UK one, which only seems to emphasise the bland identity of its male lead.

There's a catch, Adam was recently diagnosed with gonorrhea, hence the title of the film.

The title of the film hints at the morbid overtones in the plot.

The production design, which includes a lavish nightclub (wherein we get the title of the film), the cars from the period, the double - breasted suits, all highlight the zeitgeist of this time in America.

The title of the film foreshadows some pretty clear implications about the type of character she plays, and the film hinges on Pugh's ability to sell the addicting freedom that comes from being on her own when her husband leaves her at home, and the belief that she can, will and must do whatever is necessary to keep the life to which she has grown accustomed.

Since then, Gordon - Levitt revealed that the title of the film which also stars Scarlett Johansson, Tony Danza, Julianne Moore and Brie Larson has been changed to simply Don Jon, because it's not just about the lead characters struggle with porn addiction.

The original title of my film was always Fat Girl, but since I am French and not at all bilingual, it was for reasons more mysterious than an anglicism.

Hahahah!!!! That is one of the funniest plays on the title of a film I've read in awhile.

And her name is right there in the title of the film.

And, of course, the title of the film itself is played for easy laughs when Darnell repeatedly asks James if he's hard.

L - R Sam Mendes, Michael G. Wilson, Barbara Broccoli and Daniel Craig attend a photocall with cast and filmmakers to mark the start of production which is due to commence on the 23rd Bond Film and announce the title of the film as... More

«When Western culture came in, it was like a tsunami because we'd been closed off for so long,» Zhao says, rattling off the titles of films she remembers seeing: «True Lies,» «Sister Act,» «Aliens,» «Indecent Proposal,» «Pretty Woman.»

Terrence Malick's latest (of several being released this year) got a poster that takes the title of the film quite literally, as it is designed to look like a Tarot card.

Let's start with how the title of this film is being styled.

Even the title of the film seems like a play on Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, so it can't really be ignored as a coincidence, especially as the story paints the group as a class under fire from those who don't understand them, a strong allusion to the X-Men as an analogue for various persecuted races and classes throughout the history of the 20th century.

It becomes more visually interesting with Christian Bale posed upside down (he does not appear to be falling) against the fool moon over Hollywood, and sticking with the topsy - turvy theme, if you look closely you will see the text for the title of the film has a ghostly inverted version super imposed.

The title of the film is deceiving in that it is more so about the descend (in more ways than one), and the resilience of the human spirit.

The name is derived from the titles of his films Happy Gilmore (1996) and Billy Madison (1995).

Characters also keep saying «overwatch» in this trailer, over and over again, almost as if that should've been the actual title of the film.

In many ways (as the title of the film suggests) they seem to be doubles.

Truth be told, there are no major revelations, anyway, although there may have been before Criterion or Buena Vista decided to bleep the title of the film Anderson credits as the inspiration for the Zissou short that opens The Life Aquatic.

Even though it keeps the title of the film small and off to the side, it's a striking image and features one of the year's better taglines.

As the title of the film suggests, the descent of a civilisation is created right from the opening shot, with the camera panning over the treetops like an American eagle descending over Camp David.

While the title of this film suggests it probably stars Julia Roberts and / or Hugh Grant, this silly romcom actually stars Adam Sandler and a very sweet Drew Barrymore.

Ironically, the title of the film is quite appropriate because even though the film hits the right notes stylistically, at its core the soul of the film is hollow, (not to mention that many viewers who crave something more will be quite sleepy for the duration).

As soon as the title of the film was announced, speculation started as to who the last Jedi is, and now we have an answer.