Sentences with phrase «after the film claims»

«It was completely surprising,» Spotlight producer Michael Sugar told reporters after his film claimed the Academy award for Best Picture on Sunday.

I love the concept and I'd be interested to hear how much of the film is actually genuine after the film claims to be based on true events.

Not exact matches

Sony Pictures this week backtracked from its original decision to cancel the release of the $ 44 million film after major U.S. theater chains pulled out because of threats of violence by Guardians of Peace, a computer hacking group that claimed responsibility for a destructive cyberattack on Sony last month.

One of the chain's biggest claims to fame is their creation of «Blockbuster» cereal combinations, which are named after famous films.

Cohen, the longtime personal attorney for President Trump, is under investigation for his business dealings, including a $ 130,000 payment he made to an adult film star after she claimed to have an affair with Trump.

Adult film star Stormy Daniels, who once claimed to have slept with Donald Trump not long after he married Melania, performed at 11 p.m. Saturday — the anniversary of his inauguration — and 1 a.m. Sunday here on the outskirts of town.

LOS ANGELES — Ashley Judd sued Harvey Weinstein on Monday, opening a new legal battlefront for the disgraced film producer by claiming that her career withered because he spread lies about her in Hollywood after she rejected his sexual requests.

Daniels, an adult film star whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, claims to have had a year - long affair with Donald Trump beginning shortly after his wife, Melania, gave birth to their son Barron in 2006.

The film — which tells the story of a girl who claims to have visited heaven after nearly dying — brings back up a question most of us don't often consider unless we're reading the Old Testament: Should we expect miracles to happen more often?

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D.) plans to keep more than half of the campaign donations he received from Democratic donor and Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein after it was revealed last week that he had settled sexual harassment claims with at least eight different women.

She claimed nuclear energy would not be as cheap as supporters claimed, and cited safety issues, in a debate with environmentalist Mark Lynas after they watched his Daily Politics film at Hinkley Point

The Tories launched their own inquiry on Sunday after the resignation of the treasurer, Peter Cruddas, whose claims that private meetings could help donors influence policy were filmed by undercover Sunday Times reporters.

His screenplay for the 1959 film version of Tennessee Williams» Suddenly Last Summer was the most overt example of out - of - the - closet cinema of the fifties, while his contributions to the screenplay of Ben Hur (1959) were intended to suggest that Judah Ben Hur and Messala enjoyed more than just a warm friendship (Ben Hur star Charlton Heston bristles to this day over Vidal's claiming responsibility for the tone and texture of the screenplay; Heston insists that director William Wyler rejected Vidal's script suggestions after a single cold reading).

Well, after watching Thanos, the film's violent supervillain, destroy cities and murder innocent people to claim five of the six infinity stones — powerful gems that yield the power to alter the fate of the entire universe — we're shown his final face - off against the Avengers.

Escaping into the light only proved how profoundly trapped they actually are — they're still trapped in the same compositions, after all — and although the end of the film does provide an image of something resembling hope, claiming that the film manages to «avoid claustrophobia,» as Potemra did, should make any attentive student of film pause.

The film follows former war hero and convict Snake Plissken, who's sent into a futuristic Manhattan which has been turned into a no - man's land / maximum security prison to bring back the American President after he's shot down over the island and captured by the violent gangs who now lay claim to the island.

It was three years before Day - Lewis would appear in another film, having collapsed onstage during «Hamlet» after claiming to have seen the ghost of his father (poet Cecil Day - Lewis); what seemed like an atypically long break for an Oscar - winner became a harbinger of things to come, but that absence also informs his work in Michael Mann's «The Last of the Mohicans.»

Based on the 12th novel in James Patterson's long - running series, the studio is clearly hoping that «Alex Cross» can reboot the film franchise that stalled out after 2001's «Along Came a Spider,» but surely there was a better option to play Cross than a man whose biggest claim to fame is dressing up like a fat black woman.

While some might claim this new film is redundant, it should be remembered that Dangerous Minds itself is also quite formulaic in its own regard, patterned after the many inspirational teacher dramas that paved the way before it.

The company announced in February 2009, a month after the premiere, that they'd acquired the film for $ 5.5 million, only for Harvey Weinstein to claim that he» d already struck a deal.

The Into The Woods actress has spoken out after it was claimed a group of women wearing rhinestone - embellished flat shoes were turned away from a film screening for not wearing heels.

It took shape, of course, after American Hustle, formerly known as American Bullshit, strutted through steam clouds of victory on nomination morning, collecting 10 nods before also claiming the SAG award for Best Ensemble (not to be confused with any costume - design kudos the film enjoyed throughout the season).

Haneke will likely write and direct the series himself, claiming that «after 10 TV movies and 12 films, I wanted to tell a longer story for once.»

Del Toro is coming off his best year yet after not only winning the Academy Award for Best Director for The Shape of Water, but also claiming a producing Oscar with the film's Best Picture win.

Months after the movie was released, McKinney sued Morris, claiming that she had been misled as to the subject matter of the film.

After the huge success his film has had with the critics awards (winning a half dozen Best Picture prizes) and how Miller himself has performed with them, the Australian born Oscar winner (for Happy Feet, no less) has bulleted past Ridley Scott (The Martian), who was set to claim the «veteran director without a Directing Oscar» label.

It's a confusing, slick film that can't quite decide what it's after; do we want to focus on Gere and his music dreams, the dancers and the fate of the infamous Cotton Club — or is this purely a mob movie that claims Gere and the infinitely moldable Cage in its clutches?

Japanese director Hirokazu Kore - eda won the Palme d'Or at the 71st Cannes Film Festival for his film Shoplifters, marking just the second time this century an Asian film has claimed the festival's top prize after Apichatpong Weerasethakul»...

Not being personally acquainted with Ms. Swank, I can't verify the before - and - after truth of this claim, but I can say that this endearingly earnest tone is entirely shared by Tony Goldwyn's film «Conviction» (** 1/2).

Whether «Get Out,» over a year after its February 2017 release, can go all the way this film awards season and claim the Oscar for Best Picture, remains to be seen.

Stereophonics rocker Kelly Jones claims to have landed actor Rhys Ifans for a cameo in his as - yet - untitled film debut after the pair enjoyed a boozy...

As to Schnabel's claim to be a painter first and a filmmaker second, he may have a hard time defending his preference after having made such a wonderful film.

Two months after the emergence of allegations against producer Harvey Weinstein that would prompt a further torrent of claims against men in the film industry, the nominations exhibited an already changed landscape in Hollywood.

Weeks after one cheeky chappy claimed to have a copy of the game running on the PlayStation 3 yet another has crawled out of the woodwork with another rough film of the game running, this time on the Xbox 360.

After the Smithsonian's G. Wayne Clough decided to remove David Wojnarowicz's film A Fire in My Belly from the exhibition Hide / Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture, Wojnarowicz became a household name and a cultural touchstone, to the point where Vanity Fair can now glibly claim, «Right - wing America will be begging for David Wojnarowicz...» and expect its readers to get the joke.

After it was accused of secretly financing the film, whose filmmaker claimed cost just a half - million dollars, Greenpeace insisted it had merely funded the screenings, street protests and lawsuits.

As DeSmog reported, after a «red carpet premier» of the film that Morano modestly claims will «rock the climate debate», CFACT wants a US cinema release for the documentary, followed by DVD sales and then distribution in schools and colleges.

After making some odd comparison's to Copenhagen and claiming the film was both successful and a flop, Swier writes, «AVATAR is pure eco-propaganda designed to subtly and not so subtly force the environmentalist agenda on us all.»

In this recent Alberta case, the plaintiff claimed significant damages for chronic pain suffered after a car accident, but the defence produced a surveillance video which filmed her moving into a new home.

After film makers protest, U.S. court frees «We Shall Overcome,» enshrining anthem in public domain and out of grip of folk legends» claims

ScreenCraft, the company which funded writer / director Kenlon Clark's film after he won the 2016 ScreenCraft Bootleg Universe Short Screenplay Contest, told Polygon that Shankar has already disputed the claim, and the company's executives are confident he will win his appeal.

Moreover, this claim misleadingly conflates «fathers who seek to share in the care and upbringing of their children after divorce» with the film's commentary on the small percentage of separating fathers who litigate custody (only 20 % of divorcing families go to court; only 4 - 5 % actually go to trial, according to Johnston)[note 3] and are alleged to have committed abuse.