Sentences with phrase «choreographed set»

A tautly choreographed set - piece has Aaron showing up exactly at the right moment in Marta's unfinished home to fight off some CIA baddies.

This amounts to several well - choreographed set pieces that call Rambo, Taken, and even MacGyver to mind.

Buffed up and kitted out, his knack for physical humour makes him perfect for the neatly choreographed set pieces, while his pained puppy - dog delivery gives his unlikely action star an unexpected credibility.

The musical numbers are spellbinding, and a well - choreographed set piece with Jackman and Efron that takes place in a bar is a true show stopper.

Gone are the ludicrous but gorgeously choreographed set pieces Fuqua is known for, replaced by generically brown villains, incompetently choreographed action, and jarringly stock footage stitched together with badly mismatched sound stage shots.

From Jackson Pollock to John Coltrane — how creativity springs from a choreographed set of mental events.

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The researchers gave each group a set of cups and taught them a choreographed cup - moving routine that they would perform later to music.

Delicate interplay of weights and balances choreographs the author's sculptures so that the gentlest gusts of air set their parts in motion

After all, few people have sex that's perfectly choreographed, professionally lit (if only), and set to a triumphant score.

An indoor trampoline park set in an old airline hangar near Chrissy Field, this massive bounce house features 42 trampolines and offers coordinated workout classes, dodge ball tournaments, private lessons, and open - air time, where a short coaching session from a trainer gives way to a free - for - all of choreographing your own workout.

Yates is more attentive to the actors - the central trio and Alan Rickman's Severus Snape, in particular - than he is with choreographing the film's big set pieces.

The two set - pieces in which Batman confronts the animalistic Mutant Leader (Gary Anthony Williams) are wonderfully choreographed and quite brutal.

Her 1999 Beau travail is a choreographed dance set to various pieces of music.

Legendary stunt coordinator Yuen Woo - ping, who choreographed the fights for the first Crouching Tiger movie, is directing, and Michelle Yeoh is set to reprise her role as Yu Shu Lien alongside new cast members Donnie Yen (Ip Man, Hero), Glee's Harry Shum Jr., and newcomer Natasha Liu Bordizzo.

We're talking hundreds of extras, large detailed set designs, delightfully spot - on choreographed dance numbers, distinctive costuming, original songs, a creative humorous yet touching script, and lead actors that shine.

What sets him apart is not only his beautifully choreographed and completely clear action scenes, but also his strong emotional grandiosity.

It's an expertly choreographed scene of eye - watering carnage (set to Lynyrd Skynyrd's «Free Bird», no less), one that relies on the audience's negative preconceptions of certain extremist religious groups in order to justify the excessive bloodletting.

The set pieces, particularly one deliberately provocative punch - up halfway through, are gloriously choreographed and shot, sloshing blood around like a barman shaking a vodka martini.

Expertly choreographed action set pieces alternate with surprisingly heartfelt reflections on friendship and aging in this satisfying conclusion to Wright's «Three Flavours Cornetto» trilogy.

Her 1999 Beau travail is a choreographed dance set...

Foregoing CGI for live stunts more than previous Marvel films, Winter Soldier sets a high - water mark for the studio, with sequences that are fluid, dynamic, and exceptionally well choreographed.

Tsui sets his avoidance dances in confined spaces (tiny apartments, backstage dressing rooms), but To's are set out in the open: a fountain in a public park, a street corner, a sidewalk (a similarly choreographed scene plays out as well early in Romancing in Thin Air, itself a kind of compendium of all of To's romantic comedies, where Sammi Cheng and Louis Koo wander outside the grounds of the hotel, oblivious to each others» presence despite occupying the same film frame).

Set - pieces are destructively choreographed and filmed with ruthless panache.

, narrows its focus to the set - pieces, each of which was choreographed by motorcycle aficionado Greg Smrz (X2, Blade II).

Set to Italian pop hits of the eighties, this nearly wordless gem plays both like a perfectly choreographed extended dance piece and a deliriously woozy wander into the nocturnal heat, with entire relationships playing out in brief street - corner scenes.

There are numerous thrilling set - pieces — the train sequence, in particular, is incredibly tense — all of which are expertly choreographed, and the whole film looks incredible.

Opening with a carefully choreographed wedding scene, Dark Horse is set to an unexpectedly upbeat soundtrack, right up to the closing «Now is the Time», from commercial music producer Curtis Marolt.

Front - runner: «Split's» fragmented title sequence cleverly hints at the villain's multiple personalities, and «Baby Driver» has an impeccably choreographed coffee run set to «Harlem Shuffle»; «Wormwood» — the Netflix docu - series that also got a theatrical release as a movie — has a dreamy depiction of a man falling in slow motion from a hotel window.

As mentioned, you'd likely classify the film as a comedy due to the number of expertly choreographed comic set pieces, which are duly hilarious.

The film builds to an extraordinary action sequence, a ballet of butchery choreographed for a trio of performers and set in the theater of a Russian steam bath.

This first glimpse of footage promises long, well - choreographed fight scenes bathed in neon and set to»70s and»80s classics.

If the set - up is merely pretext for a daisy chain of demonic - baby gags (it's highly reminiscent of the Bugs Bunny cartoon Baby Buggy Bunny in that regard), at least writer - director Brad Bird tamps out the encroaching tediousness with a self - reflexive and beautifully - choreographed payoff involving Kari's desensitization to Jack - Jack's parlour tricks.

The actors had to memorize up to 15 pages of lines at a time while also landing on all of the choreographed marks set for the scenes.

Amirpour can choreograph and shoot scenes of grotesque brutality like nobody's business, but her command of pacing and composition really sets her apart.

With an undeserved but seemingly choreographed weak box office performance, Valiant ended up with a record - setting low $ 19.5 million.

In Session 3, you will deepen your understanding of the distinguishing features of a learning group and five strategies for promoting group learning in an educational setting: nurturing children's capacities to learn together; designing engaging tasks that benefit from a group perspective; facilitating conversations that deepen learning; forming groups intentionally; and choreographing individual, small - group, and whole - class learning.

After unlatching the top from the windshield frame, the driver presses a button on the console and that sets in motion a choreographed electronic ballet.

That sets in motion this beautifully choreographed mechanical ballet - the cupholder pops up from the center console with hydraulic smoothness and gently pirouettes toward the passenger seat.

The «Skyhoundz» Series consists of Distance and Accuracy disc competition, using one disc; freestyle choreographed routines set to music, using up to five discs, performing a variety of tricks and maneuvers; and pairs freestyle, choreographed routines set to music and using up to ten discs, performing a variety of tricks and maneuvers.

You'll make up a choreographed routine of up to four minutes long and set it to music.

Archer star Aisha Tyler, emceeing the Ubisoft presentation later that day, took a somber pause after a brightly manic choreographed dance number set to Queen's «Don't Stop Me Now,» delivering a heartfelt gesture on behalf of the Paris - based company.

If you think that you've got all the best moves, let your creativity take center stage by using our innovative Dance Creator to choreograph your own routines set to any of our 40 hit tracks.

More importantly as far as the latter is concerned, whereas these huge, expertly - choreographed, if at times bombastic set - pieces possess a certain amount of charm and individuality within the context of gaming, they're a dime a dozen in modern Hollywood.

Throughout his career, Rauschenberg not only designed sets, costumes, and lighting for Cunningham and other choreographers such as Trisha Brown and Paul Taylor, but he also performed and choreographed his own works.

Set to Stravinsky's eponymous score, Scherzo Fantastique is choreographed by Justin Peck with scenic design by Jules de Balincourt, costumes by Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung, and lighting by Mark Stanley.

Throughout his career, Rauschenberg not only designed sets, costumes, and lighting for Cunningham and other choreographers such as Trisha Brown and Paul Taylor, but he also performed and choreographed his own works such as «Pelican» in 1963 and «Elgin Tie» in 1964.

1988 Designed sets for Ballet «Moon Yah Do», choreographed by Young Soon Kim, performed in New York City and Seoul, South Korea

Also on the program will be two works choreographed by Gleich: Summer in Rouses Point, set to the music of Charles Avison and Ghost (for Martin) a revival of Gleich's 2001 duet, which will be performed by Jason Andrew and Julia K. Gleich.

This time was also punctuated by his introduction into printmaking in the mid-60s, and his designs in 1967 for the set and costumes for Scramble, a dance performance choreographed by Merce Cunningham.

Harvest showcases two precisely choreographed environments which at first may appear visually and conceptually diverse, but through Elmgreen & Dragset's own refined systems of logic, they bring to life a multi-layered set of narratives that play upon childhood memories, and question issues linked to our cultural heritage and the institutional through a personally charged perception.