Sentences with phrase «cinemas with»

Kingsglaive is set to premiere in selected cinemas with the initial list, including cities like New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C., San Francisco, Houston, Orlando, Seattle and El Paso — this list is expected to include more movie houses as the scheduled Aug. 19 premiere approaches.

One of only two Scottish cinemas with a balcony.

In addition to digital projection in all screening rooms, Reading's new multiplex in Newcastle features the company's 2nd jumbo - sized Titan XC theater, (this has been a huge success in Hawaii), and two of Reading's Gold Lounge cinemas with big recliners, tables and alcohol beverage service and reserved seating, features that come at premium price that Aussies have come to really like.

It has been so swiftly in and out of cinemas with so little publicity that few people actually got to see it.

Hell Baby is about to implant itself within US cinemas with a comedy horror experience that follows the story of Vanessa, played by Leslie Bibb...

★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ Fifty years after its original release, Stanley Kubrick's sci - fi masterpiece returns to cinemas with a new print copied from the very... ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ Fifty years after its original release, Stanley Kubrick's sci - fi masterpiece returns to cinemas with a new print copied from the very... ★ ★ ★ ★ ☆ Fifty years after its original release, Stanley Kubrick's sci - fi masterpiece returns to cinemas with a new print copied from the very...

Martin Scorsese returns to cinemas with Silence, a passion project that's been in development for over 25 years.

has reached cinemas with a limited release.

The Polish action franchise has delivered another hit at UK cinemas with the release of Pitbull: Ostatni Pies (aka Pitbull: The Last Dog).

I'd spend a flight to Tokyo with Orlando Bloom before spending 2 hours in the cinemas with her.

Just about to skip into UK cinemas with the toe - tapping La La Land, Ryan Gosling and director Damien Chazelle are already set to work together again.

After the 2016 release of the first English - dubbed Digimon feature in 16 years, Digimon Adventure tri: Reunion, Fathom Events and Toei Animation Inc. are set to present a new Digimon trilogy in U.S. cinemas with Digimon Adventure tri: Loss on February 1st 2018, Digimon Adventure tri: Coexistence on May 10th 2018 and Digimon Adventure tri: -LSB-...]

Josh Brolin, this week's going rat - a-tat-tat in cinemas with his «Gangster Squad», has — like Joseph Gordon - Levitt, announced yesterday as joining the...

There's history to those assumptions, but they're self - reinforcing as well, and they gloss over examples like Fruitvale Station, which played multiplexes and specialist cinemas with equal success.

According to Reuters, 300 cinemas with 2,000 screens are expected by 2030.

By 2030, Saudi Arabia is expected to open over 300 cinemas with more than 2,000 screens, the government statement said.

And in case in - airport nature isn't what you're looking for, catch up on the latest Hollywood has to offer: Terminals 2 and 3 have cinemas with round - the - clock free screenings.

Producers of the 2011 film «The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo» declined to show the movie in Gulf cinemas with the requested cuts, which prompted backlash.

Located in London's Notting Hill, Electric Cinema combines the beauty of an old cinema with modern amenities.

It is a celebration of both scientific merit and visually engaging cinema with awards presented on closing night.

Held in Rome, Chanel paid tribute to classic Italian cinema with a French flair for its pre-fall 2016 collection.

Tonight I'm off to the cinema with a friend to watch A Bad Moms Christmas which should be fun!

This morning I went to the cinema with my daughter and for lunch we had a small family gathering so we went to highly spoked about sushi bar called Fuku.

Today I'm off work and going to watch Paddington 2 at the cinema with Dexter.

Featuring independent, international cinema and old classic flicks and home to the Florida Film Festival, Enzian Theatre is an outdoor, member - supported cinema with a café known as Eden Bar.

I like to read books and mangas, play video games and go to the cinema with my friends.

If you really do love films, then think how amazing it would be to have a partner who loves going to the cinema with you rather than spending your Sunday's at the local sports centre!

However, a trip to the cinema with your partner and your teens will keep everyone happy, because it's just like they're sitting in a dark room at home, only with popcorn.

Happy, enthusiastic dedicated friend who wants someone to Xbox with, go to the cinema with, laugh with and eat pizza with!!

I like cinema with my friends.

There's a great bar next to the auditorium so you can carry your drinks and snacks into the cinema with you.

Hard and uncompromising, yet charged with sad fellow - feeling regarding the lies that we tell ourselves and the compromises we make, this is elegant, adult cinema with a fierce emotional punch.

Tarantino's film is not as explicit as it can be, yet it still resonates when the realization sets in (a realization cinephile Tarantino knows all too well) that slavery is usually treated in cinema with kid gloves.

After «Reservoir Dogs» in 1991 and «Pulp Fiction» in 1994, Quentin Tarantino was hailed as the new wunderkind of contemporary American cinema with his triumphant originality and seemingly effortless ability to excite audiences.

A prolific filmmaker who is more concerned with the drive of her characters rather than the plot that weaves them together, she has been dubbed by one critic as one of the only current French directors who «has been able to reconcile the lyricism of French cinema with the impulse to capture the often harsh face of contemporary France.

The AMPAS allowed for an embracing of the New American cinema with their awards for Best Picture and Best Director for «Midnight Cowboy» in 1969, and only they -LSB-...]

From Prisoners to Enemy to Sicario and now Arrival, the Canadian - born director has championed thought - provoking humanist cinema with a genre tinge.

Cianfrance asks questions about life and legacy too meandering for the film's good, resulting in an admittedly saggier middle section, but he reached way beyond the regular confines of indie cinema with Pines» episodic, decades - spanning tale, and that can not be ignored.

I'll See You In My Dreams is a prime example of overlit shot / reverse shot cinema with nary a potent visual idea.

Audiard has provided French cinema with a shot to the main vein that should be a call - to - arms to a new generation of French filmmakers to do it their way, concentrating on character and avoiding the pitfalls of Hollywood high concept.

Another beloved national cinema with an overdue narrative is Romania, being represented this year by Cristi Puiu's «Sieranevada.»

Anything but undercooked, Raw presents fans of intelligent cinema with a buffet of riches.

After the usual internship in music video, Mr. Fuqua made a first claim on big screen cinema with a Hong Kong action knock off (The Replacement Killers), followed by an «urban» crime thriller with Jamie Foxx (Bait).

In the below excerpt, the writer - director discusses his interest in illuminating the everyday lives of the working class and the way he reconciles the artifice of cinema with the realities he seeks to capture.

2017's festival also reinforced its status as the home of politically charged cinema with a line - up that addressed the refugee crisis (and a bold new step into the world of virtual reality cinema), dystopian social experiments, mental health, and AIDS activists: there were more than enough fine caliber films to chew on for this year's audiences.

Italian director Mario Bava paved the way for decades of Italian horror cinema with the sinister black - and - white witch's tale Black Sunday (1960).

After a four year absence that has seen just a single episode of Californication added to his resume, Kasdan returns to the cinema with black comedy Bad Teacher.

It's the crowning achievement of Richard Linklater who has been reinventing what can be done with cinema with each new film he's made throughout his career.

The Guard supplies a fairly accessible and appealing taste of Irish cinema with satisfactory but not quite extraordinary characters, story, performances, and directing.

Ending with an anachronistic jump to a neo-Pinter, kinda - Woody Allen modern - dinner - party epilogue that underscores the equation of cinema with the vessel of new tribal mythology, it's, you know... I get it, I get it, and I wish this were a short instead of a feature.