Sentences with phrase «by film clips»
JFK because he was such a fantastic leader, and I'm always impressed by film clips.
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(The film does not, however, present the more disturbing clips seen by the filmmakers.)
Over the course of five days ending May 3, Indigenous Media posted enough live, 10 - second clips — all filmed entirely through the picture and video sharing app — to constitute the bulk of a full - length, 68 - minute horror film called Sickhouse written and directed by Hannah Macpherson.
However, Fox News host Tucker Carlson ran an interview on Friday night's broadcast of «Tucker Carlson Tonight» with documentarian and media personality Ami Horowitz, who presented a clip from a new film documenting alleged violence committed by refugees in Sweden.
«In a 2008 study, nearly 120 students were induced to feel amused, neutral, or sad (by watching a comedy video, a nature documentary, or a film clip about cancer).
Colbert started the monologue by playing a clip of Trump speaking with reporters on Air Force One last week about the $ 130,000 payment Cohen made to the pornographic film actress Stormy Daniels in October 2016.
In fact, The Information said that the clip was created by film studio special effects rather than being the result of internally developed optical breakthroughs.
Customers share video clips they film from their GoPro cameras on YouTube and by using the company's app.
Some will be raising awareness by showing a clip of the film When the Night Comes, produced by Bobby Bailey (Invisible Children) with United Against Malaria (see a clip of the documentary here).
By comparison Ishida's X-ray system is able to detect unwanted objects through metallised film, and its advanced technology can also mask the metal clip on the bags without reducing the detection performance of foreign bodies.
The promo made by the South Korean broadcaster features the likes of Son Heung - Min, Harry Kane, Javier Hernandez and Mauricio Pochettino hilariously superimposed in what looks like a short clip from an old Korean film of sorts.
Premiered on 22 September in New York at an event organised by the charity Autism Speaks, the film includes clips of children with autism backed by doomy music and a voice - over saying that the condition breaks apart families and relationships.
During these studies, their heart rate variability and sexual functioning (specifically physiological arousal and overall sexual function, which includes domains like lubrication, pain, and satisfaction) were measured while the women watched a neutral film clip followed by an erotic one.
According to the product description on the Marc Jacobs site: «The shot is from 5 seconds of clips from the original film that have been digitally stitched together by artist Bob Richards.
«I didn't know I was being filmed» says policeman dancing in viral clip from One Love Manchester concert UK's first gender - fluid police officer going by names «Callum» and «Abi»
Here's a quick, fun clip that seems to capture the tone of Submarine, a film that received solid notice at Sundance this year and will hopefully be released by The Weinstein Company sometime this year in the U.S. (a U.K. release is set for March 18).
Here's another brand new movie clip from the upcoming film «Faster» by director George Tillman Jr. (Notorious, Soul Food) and starring Dwayne Johnson (The Fast and the Furious 5, The Other Guys), Tom Berenger (Inception, Silent Venom), Carla Gugino (Race to Witch Mountain, Watchmen), Micaela Johnson (Transformers 3, Greek), Jennifer Carpenter (Dexter, Quarantine), Billy Bob Thornton, Moon Bloodgood and Maggie Grace (Knight and Day).
«The Good, The Bad and The Funny» (9:25) is a general retrospective, limited by the fact that is comprised merely of film clips and interview footage with two cast members, Tim Conway and
This film by Jacques Perrin and Jacques Cluzaud — the team behind Oscar - nominated Winged Migration — is nothing if not a beautiful 84 minute clip reel of the nature's very own CGI.
Clip is one of those rare films about young people, directed by a very young filmmaker, but with the gravitas of cinema crafted by very old European masters.
They include an alternate opening of Carol doing an voice exercise with an annoyingly - voiced woman interviewing her in a bookstore, more of and on Dani and Moe's rocky marriage, a scene featuring an accomplished female voiceover artist (played by Melissa Disney), and a number of additional clips from the convincing fake reality dating TV show woven throughout the film,
For everyone else, watch this fascinating clip from a new Criterion documentary about Scanners» special effects, directed by Michael Lennick and available as a supplement on our new edition of the film, out next week.
A clip was put online shortly before the film's Sundance bow in January, and is being followed to the web by the trailer, viewable below.
But this caveat aside, the film does an exemplary job of exploring its subject; and by way of partial and ironic compensation for the dearth of non-American film clips, a surprising number of the cinematographers interviewed are non-American, at least by birth — including the late Nestor Almendros (Spanish - Cuban), to whom the film is dedicated, Michael Ballhaus (German), James Wong Howe (Chinese), Sven Nykvist (Swedish), Vittorio Storaro (Italian), and Lazslo Kovacs and Vilmos Zsigmond (Hungarian).
The film kicks off with a montage of 9/11 phone calls playing over black and the sequence is cut perfectly, rousing the heartache of that day through a sense of hysteria, but also by giving certain audio clips time to breathe, establishing a personal connection.
These comments, speaking to the film's authenticity, are complemented by Stone's separately - recorded own memories and Platoon clips.
Well, stripped of its 3 - D «wow factor,» in which the expansive vistas of Pandora are understandably clipped by any home - viewing experience, some of the film's stitching and seams undeniably reveal themselves.
● ABU (Father), by Arshad Khan, explores Khan's upbringing in a modern yet traditional Muslim family in Pakistan where he couldn't confide his attraction to boys, and his moving journey to self - acceptance, told through home movies, animation, film clips, and pop songs, that began after the family immigrated to Canada.
A crystal stage, clips of classic films and appearances by veteran stars projected a nostalgic glow, but the ceremony crackled with contemporary politics and social activism related to sexual misconduct and immigration rights.
Magnolia Pictures released a new movie clip from the upcoming film «Bel Ami» by directors Declan Donnellan (The Big Fish) and Nick Ormerod and starring Robert Pattinson (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2, Water for Elephants, Twilight), Uma Thurman (Kill Bill: Vol.
Warner Bros Pictures released the latest movie clip featuring Lord Voldemort from the upcoming film «Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I» by director David Yates (Harry Potter and the Half - Blood Prince) and starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone), Emma Watson, Helena Bonham Carter (Alice in Wonderland), Alan Rickman (The Villa Golitsyn) and Rupert Grint.
Check out the clip below and pick up a copy of the Blu - ray, which features 11 deleted scenes; commentary by Anderson and Owen Wilson; The Making of Bottle Rocket, an original documentary by filmmaker Barry Braverman with interviews with the cast and crew; and the original black - and - white Bottle Rocket short film.
Watch a new movie clip from the upcoming film «Faster» by director George Tillman Jr. (Notorious, Soul Food) and starring Dwayne Johnson (The Fast and the Furious 5, The Other Guys), Tom Berenger (Inception, Silent Venom), Carla Gugino (Race to Witch Mountain, Watchmen), Micaela Johnson (Transformers 3, Greek), Jennifer Carpenter (Dexter, Quarantine), Billy Bob Thornton, Moon Bloodgood and Maggie Grace (Knight and Day).
It's like an anniversary clips show for a long - in - the - tooth sitcom, filmed with the same sort of production values as a backyard porno and scripted (by an uncredited writer) with almost exactly the same kind of ear.
Nerve seems to the correct name for this film, is the above clip is anything to go by.
«Test Shot Comparisons» (2:15) show us a handful of animation and effects tests, each followed by the corresponding clip from the final film.
Even though I avoided every trailer, clip and commercial, by the midpoint of the film it was easy to see where it was headed.
Disney just released this brand new movie clip featuring Michael Sheen (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2) from the upcoming film «Tron Legacy» aka Tron 2.0 by director Joseph Kosinski (Logan's Run) and starring Garrett Hedlund (Hectic, Eragon), Olivia Wilde (Year One), Jeff Bridges (Iron Man), Karl Urban (Star Trek), Bruce Boxleitner (Transmorphers 2), Beau Garrett (4: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Turistas) and John Hurt (No One Gets Off in This Town, Hellboy II: The Golden Army).
With her «electrifying» act of defiance at the end of Catching Fire's Quarter Quell, Katniss has stirred the beginnings of a revolution across Panem, and Coin is keen to channel that influence by filming a series of propaganda clips centred on Katniss delivering inspirational rhetoric.
In the clip above, Boyle reflects on some of the motifs in his films and how they are inspired by his love for cinema.
Disney released a brand new movie clip from the upcoming film «Tron Legacy» aka Tron 2.0 by director Joseph Kosinski (Logan's Run) and starring Garrett Hedlund (Hectic, Eragon), Olivia Wilde (Year One), Jeff Bridges (Iron Man), Karl Urban (Star Trek), Bruce Boxleitner (Transmorphers 2), Beau Garrett (4: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Turistas) and John Hurt (No One Gets Off in This Town, Hellboy II: The Golden Army).
Without context, the clip seems only to offer a glimpse into the character of Albert, played by Seth MacFarlane, who also directs, produces and co-writes the film.
Myspace.com got their hands on this exclusive new clip from the upcoming film «Tron Legacy» aka Tron 2.0 by director Joseph Kosinski (Logan's Run) and starring Garrett Hedlund (Hectic, Eragon), Olivia Wilde (Year One), Jeff Bridges (Iron Man), Karl Urban (Star Trek), Bruce Boxleitner (Transmorphers 2), Beau Garrett (4: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Turistas) and John Hurt (No One Gets Off in This Town, Hellboy II: The Golden Army).
A24 Films has debuted a new clip and poster for its upcoming action film Barely Lethal, both of which you can check out below... Written and directed by Kyle Newman (Fanboys), the film stars Hailee Steinfeld (Pitch Perfect 2) as a young assassin who tries to juggle adolescent life with her «special skills» and sets -LSB-...]
The key to appreciating any Wes Anderson film (memorable efforts as «Rushmore,» «The Royal Tenenbaums»), is to have the ability to either pick up on his clipped and funny dialogue (usually voiced by actors in a totally serious deadpan monotone), or somehow connect with his goofy situations and quirky characters that slip between incredibly believable and ridiculously surreal.
Presented in a handsome yet artifact - prone and sometimes «hot» 1.82:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer (flesh tones and facial details are occasionally muted by blown - out whites), the film remains free of nudity from Cuthbert but contains additional flesh in the form of porno clips and background exhibitionists.
The extended clip featured a first look at the film's ridiculously exuberant and nerdy version of Dick Grayson (voiced by Michael Cera), who's shown trying on many of Batman's alternate costumes until he finds his trademark Robin outfit, which the Caped Crusader notes was previously his «Reggae Man» disguise.
Today, we have a new clip from British - Indian supernatural horror film The other Side of the Door, which is written and directed by indie filmmaker Johannes...
Memories from production, the high - grossing performance, and other observations are complemented by lots of clips from the film in this interesting piece.
«Bunker Hill, Los Angeles» (7:06) talks about the neighborhood where Kiss Me Deadly was shot and relocated (the book is set in New York), with narration written by Jim Dawson and read by Don Bajema laid over film clips and vintage photos of the region.