Sentences with phrase «end home movies»

In the»60s, John Cassavetes turned to directing, and created a unique form of what might be considered high - end home movies starring his Oscar - nominated wife, Gena Rowlands.

Forty - plus years into his filmmaking career, it's possible to see Jaglom as a prophet of mumblecore, reality TV and other strains of DIY filmmaking that have become so commonplace as to make his own high - end home movies seem almost mainstream.

Not exact matches

Play silks have been one of the most open - ended play things in our home from superhero or king's capes to rivers and merman's tails, they make beautiful backdrops to puppet shows (and more currently stop motion lego movies), they're used as ambient window coverings and are often the main structure of creative forts.

(At least half of our home movies from when my daughter was a toddler end with her making a grab for the camera saying «Can I see?»)

I am honest, independant, self supporting, loyal to the bitter end, I like to dine out, cook out or in, I enjoy a good movie at home or out, I like walks in the park (weather permitting), I'm looking for a like mind peson, who is kind, gentle, respectful of who I am and who you are as well...

I just moved back from Austin, Texas [No place like home, like Ms. Garland says at the end of that one movie...] and I am in need of some good Kansas people again...

My ideal date would start off with something fun and energetic like going to a water park and then end up going to the movies (or watching movies a home)

With your date and a map, scout out famous film locations like Faneuil Hall, the South End, and the Public Gardens, or celebrate Boston with a made - at - home movie night including The Social Network, The Town, The Proposal, The Departed and Mystic River.

The movie ends on a grace note that doesn't quite answer the question, but gives us plenty to think about as we mosey home afterward.

Luckily, the film has a great chick - flicky ending - before - the - ending that stirred my estrogen enough to go home feeling like Steve Carell just fed me some dark chocolate and wrapped me in a cashmere throw, which ain't a terrible day at the movies.

Their battle takes place inside Budd's trailer home, which is pretty much demolished in the process, and provides a contrast to the elegant nightclub setting of the fight with O - Ren Ishii; it ends in a squishy way that would be unsettling in another kind of movie, but here all the action is so ironically heightened that we may cringe and laugh at the same time.

But true - blue auteurs have ended up using the pseudonym: not for theatrical releases, but for butchered, home entertainment versions of their movies.

After rewatching the movie, I feel the darkest part was the ending because had Shaun and Ed remained home and waited for the military, everyone would have still been alive.

Back in 2008, The Strangers managed to mix home invasion movie tropes with fresh ideas to create an atmospheric thriller with one heck of a wicked ending.

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The movie also, offers an unpleasant glimpse of contemporary South Africa outside the commission: At the beginning of the film, a Black South African attempts to raid Anna's home; at the end, one Black South African settles a longstanding score with another by shooting him in cold blood in an alley.

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I didn't want the movie to end and for everyone to go home and forget about it.

Part IV: Review of Childhood's End, box office and the Home Cinema Round - up: The Peanuts Movie, In the Heart of the Sea, Victor Frankenstein, Macbeth, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Season 1 (10:50)

The movie ends with Okoye putting Wakanda over her lover W'Kabi and Nakia torn between T'Challa and continuing her life away from her home country.

We get all of these jokes about the characters in the story working with a dreadful script, audience members being chastised for talking during proceedings and the fact that everyone acting here seems to just want the movie to end, so they can go home.

The Myth of the American Sleepover DVD Review by Kam Williams DVD Features Teens Acting Out in End of Summer Saga There's a thin line between making a Mumblecore and shooting a home movie, and in the case of The Myth of the American Sleepover it hard to discern exactly which you might be watching.

He and Brie (who plays Greg's girlfriend in The Disaster Artist) married in a low - key ceremony at the end of February, and are enjoying quiet nights streaming movies with cats Harry and Arturo — «I thought I could get through this interview without bringing up my cats,» Dave laments — at the Los Angeles home they are renovating.

Since this will be my last real installment in this year's Club except for a short valedictory post, I'll end not by quibbling with a master but by saluting a couple of movies that did that thing to me, sending me home in a happy daze, wanting to write and talk and read and, I don't know, draw about them.

And what, in the end, is the value of the Harry Potter movies — besides keeping an entire generation of British actors knee - deep in country homes?

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When: October 21st (limited) Why: Although it's technically been available on Video On Demand for a few weeks now, Kevin Smith's low - budget attempt at making a horror movie is getting a limited theatrical run towards the end of October in conjunction with its home video release.

The movie «10 Cloverfield Lane» performed fine, and worldwide theatrical revenue increased 6 % compared to the year earlier period, helped by ticket sales for the Oscar - nominated film «The Big Short,» and Will Ferrell's «Daddy's Home,» which were released toward the end of last year.

Action junkies have been waiting a long time for a movie like John Wick, and no one will end up going home dissatisfied with all that it delivers.»

Home Alone marked the beginning of the end of John Hughes as a creative force, who has spent the remainder of his career penning screenplays for such movies as Dennis the Menace, Baby's Day Out, Beethoven, Flubber, and the two Home Alone sequels — almost all kid stuff.

At the end of the day, we have a quality popcorn movie here, just nothing to write home about.

By movie's end — the peak of Robinson's 1947 rookie season — we're pounding toward home plate in slo - mo like The Natural.

Released theatrically by the disbanded Hemdale Film Corporation, Salvador ended up in the library of MGM, who released it to DVD in 2001 as a Special Edition and contributed that disc to 2004's The Ultimate Oliver Stone Collection, a 12 - movie, 14 - disc box set distributed by Warner Home Video.

THE DVD by Bill Chambers Columbia TriStar (evidently back from a brief sojourn as Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) presents The Forgotten on DVD in a configuration similar to their release of Identity, with seamless branching reintegrating the supplemental deleted scenes and alternate ending into the movie.

What I'm saying is that The Last Stand is a good version of a bad movie and that I hope Kim doesn't end up like John Woo did in Hollywood — or if he does, that he has the sense to go home a couple of movies sooner than Woo did.

Oculus was enjoyably spooky (give or take a slightly lousy ending), his Ouija prequel was surprisingly good, and his home - invasion thriller Hush even made our list of the «Best Movies Of 2016 That...

In that light, this movie does deserve some credit for a few things: discovering a slightly clever twist on the usual home - invasion plot, providing a heroine whose techniques never stretch believability and only occasionally make us question her reasoning, and coming to an end just before the constant turning of the tables would start to seem too ridiculous.

The end result is a shockingly entertaining thriller that's not only one of the most novel «home invasion» movies you'll ever see, but easily one of the best horror flicks of the year.

Daddy's Home 2 starts out strong but loses its steam by the end of the movie.

The presentation ended with a sizzle reel showing clips from all the movies plus a quick look at what's in store for 2016 including DEADPOOL, MISS PEREGRIN»S HOME FOR PECULIAR CHILDREN (from Tim Burton), KEEPING UP WITH THE JONES, EDDIE AND THE EAGLE, INDEPENDENCE DAY 2, and many more.

That doesn't quite occur, but I think the movie might work best if it ended with the resolution of the events at the Smith home.

Also aimed at a teen demographic is the occasional moralizing employed to drive home the movie's feel - good ending.

Daniel Day - Lewis was in Lincoln, and he's got Paul Thomas Anderson's mysterious fashion - world movie set to come out at the end of the year, before he retires and moves back to his home planet.

Incredibles 2 picks up straight after the end of the first movie and will focus more on Helen Parr (otherwise known as Elastigirl) going to work while Bob, her husband and fellow superhero Mr Incredible, stays at home looking after their three kids.

Film Review by Kam Williams Headline: Teen Anomie and Angst Aplenty in Anticlimactic End of Summer Saga There's a thin line between making a Mumblecore and shooting a home movie, and in the case of The Myth of the American Sleepover it hard to discern exactly which you might be watching.

Other Recent Live Action Disney Films: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006) Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End (2007) The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe (2005) National Treasure (2004) The Haunted Mansion (2003) Freaky Friday (2003) Glory Road (2006) The Santa Clause 2 (2002) The Rookie (2002) Max Keeble's Big Move (2001) Inspector Gadget (1999) I'll Be Home for Christmas (1998) Eight Below (2006) Snow Dogs (2002) The Lizzie McGuire Movie (2003) Sky High (2005)

Towards the end there is a beautiful image in which the hands of a blind man feel their way across a pixilated home movie footage of a couple's embrace.

In the spirit of Youth's reflective tone and its story of a man looking back on his achievements in search of self definition, we pay tribute to 50 final films, in alphabetical order starting with Chantal Akerman's No Home Movie and ending with to Edward Yang's Yi - Yi.