Sentences with phrase «beautiful film looks»

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Belvedere and Monáe feature three talented women filmmakers — Janicza Bravo, Lacey Duke and Kirsten Lepore — who will direct and produce short films inspired by the question: What does a beautiful future look like to you?

«A beautiful film that offers a revealing look at divorce through the eyes of children.

I actually wore the exact same look last year on Valentine's Day, and I wore it again a few days ago to film a new lookbook video for Stylishly Beautiful's Youtube channel.

The scenery, the look of this film is pointedly OSS original, taking something from the old spy series from the sixties and also being something new and beautiful.

But, the film sure made the Appalachian Trail look beautiful.

Todd Haynes follows up his resplendent Carol, with an effective and unique family film, touching in a rather distant way, and hauntingly beautiful to look at and to listen to.

It's a beautiful film, expertly done and, although seemingly derivative of Harry Potter, offers a charming look at a Japanese version of England.

Weinstein's background in cinematography (he was director of photography on the documentary «Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me» and directed «Flying on One Engine») is evident in the beautiful look of the film.

Besides a great look, the film has excellent costumes and period details, and the score by Philip Glass is haunting and beautiful.

Beautiful stream of dream like film making brings forward a fascinating look at one woman's life and remembers the dog who was at her side.

The sweeping, beautiful La La Land concluded with all but a knowing glance between our two romantic leads after imagining what a perfect relationship would have looked like, and them film was better for it.

It's been seven years since designer Tom Ford made a splash with his award - winning writing - directing debut A Single Man, and it's no surprise that his second film is just as exquisitely beautiful to look at...

This is an absolutely beautiful film to look at.

The cover story, «Grade B — But Choice,» is devoted to an obscure 1934 musical called «Young and Beautiful,» featuring «budding starlets, grade - A character actors, grade - B musical numbers, a pair of vaudevillians, a look behind the scenes of Hollywood, bogus appearances by Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton and a script by Dore Schary» [later famous as a producer of films such as «Crossfire,» «Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House,» «They Live By Night» and «The Red Badge of Courage»].

Romanek shoots the hell out of the film, turning in one of the most beautiful looking pictures of the last few years.

Look to this film for it's powerful performances and beautiful scenery; the story may be a bit lacking for some, and it's likely this will become more obvious on repeat viewings; however it's more than easy to overlook simplicity for the sake of some of the year's most provocative performances.

Full of dreamy city & coastal locations and gowns to make you long for the days when an elbow length glove and a touch of Dior were acceptable day wear, the film looks beautiful and the score, by long - time Paul Thomas Anderson collaborator Jonny Greenwood, is just lovely.

It's not a great film, but it looks beautiful, is well - acted (Jeremy Irons is excellent as the passive senior missionary, Robert de Niro as a reformed mercenery and Ray McAnally as a papal representitive and smaller roles for Aidan Quinn, Ronald Pickup and Liam Neeson) and then of course comes the pièce de résistance, one of the greatest contributions to cinema of one of cinema's all - time - greatest contributors, Ennio Morricone.

And that is the only reason why all of those exterior shots in the film look so tactile and beautiful and hand - crafted, and that is one of a thousand suggestions that people who have that depth of talent and experience can just bring.

Wonderfully theatrical in conceit and frequently beautiful to look at, Archangel is nevertheless choppy and listless in pace, and has little of the surrealist zing of the earlier film (Tales from the Gimli Hospital).

Passengers is a lovely film if all you're looking for is pretty pictures of pretty people on a beautiful starship.

However, the film looks beautiful; with elaborate costumes and set designs.

The film is beautiful to look at, but it's empty and meaningless.

There are a few good things about it, the gunfights were gritty and non exaggerated proving that Mann can still do decent gun play that is more accurate opposed to the infinite clip that we are used to seeing in many other movies, the cinematography is also very good and it was really nice to just look at the beautiful landscapes and backgrounds of the locations they filmed in Hong Kong and Jakarta.

Reynolds's behavior may be capricious, but Phantom Thread is consistently beautiful to look at: uncredited, Anderson was his own cinematographer, filming on 35 mm and impeccably framing each luxe interior, each of the protagonist's glorious sculptural dresses.

I do wish Warner Bros. had also released the film on the new 4K UHD format, if only to take advantage of the high dynamic range on a movie like this, but with that being said, this is still a beautiful looking Blu - Ray disc!

Quartet's winning ensemble makes beautiful music Quartet is a quaint, simple film that takes an unflinching look at life's later

The film is beautiful to look at, with gorgeous cinematography by Bradford Young.

The film looks beautiful.

The film looks beautiful in 1080p resolution, capturing the fine details of Panem and the actual games.

Throughout the film you are constantly shown her beautiful eyes, and all the fear and emotion is clear when you look at her.

Beautiful to look at, the crumbling swamp city is as alive a character in the film as either of the phenomenal lead actors.

Whatever the reason it side - stepped those glamorous events, the first trailer is here, and the film certainly looks beautiful.

As The Shape of Water nears its release date, a new red band trailer for the film has surfaced, giving us another look at the beautiful, hypnotic world del Toro has created.

To Deadline in 2016: «The Shining is a beautiful film and it looks terrific and as I've said before, it's like a big, beautiful Cadillac with no engine inside it.»

Brothers in arms The most dementedly elegiac thriller you've ever seen, distilling a lifetime's enthusiasm for American and French film noir, with little Chinese about it apart from the soundtrack and the looks of the three beautiful leads.

Every single shot, and car chase, and intimate moment looks beautiful in this very dark, harrowing, chilling but thrilling film.

The film reunites Australian director Justin Kurzel (The Snowtown Murders) with cinematographer Adam Arkapaw (Top Of The Lake, True Detective) for what looks like an especially tense and beautiful reimagining of the classic story.

The nice thing is the film looks beautiful.

But look beyond just the gleam of War Horse, and you'll find a beautiful and structured poem of a film that rhymes its characters and storylines, while telling its story exactly in the way one would expect Spielberg to do so.

and the film is from the undervalued but excellent writer / director Mike Mills (Beginners) Demanders looks back at My Beautiful Laundrette which recently got a Criterion release Variety happy news: Season 2 of Transparent arrives in time for Christmas i09 Ridley Scott still planning on filming a Prometheus sequel next year.

Which is to say, more of the same, but evident from the teaser is that director Gareth Edwards looks to bring to the film that same artful mix of the disquieting and the beautiful that dignifies his previous works, Monsters and Godzilla.

Tellingly, Signs also features bookend title cards touting it as «An M. Night Shyamalan Film» in thirty - foot letters — it's a total ego trip (note Shyamalan's extended «cameo» and exactly how crucial it is to the film: the man makes himself the most important character in the piece), and no matter how beautiful it looks, how expertly its sound is mixed, how funny it can be, and how effective a few tense scenes are, the picture is a first - class disappointment.

Though I think Anna Karenina could be a shot in the dark, no one may have saw the film but it looks beautiful just watch it on mute.

THE DVD Fox Family releases My Friend Flicka on DVD in a beautiful full - frame video transfer (preserving the original aspect ratio of the film) that feels sixty - years - old without actually looking it.

Written and directed by Robert Eggers, this film's look at an exiled Puritan family's destruction by WitchCraft and internal turmoil is creepy and beautiful.

Starring Diane Kruger and Lea Seydoux, both former stars of Inglourious Basterds, this is a beautiful - looking film with an art - house feel due to all of the scenes taken from the point - of - view of the young maiden.

Overall, this is merely a beautiful transfer of a nice - looking film.

Like Crouching Tiger, there is a beautiful look and sound to the film, often bordering on elegant.

Besson, as always, both makes the film look beautiful and builds plenty of atmosphere into it.