Sentences with phrase «ever hit the screen»

It is without a doubt one of the biggest blockbusters to ever hit the screen, with a cast so stacked that we couldn't mention them all.

Writer - director Justin Simien wasn't sure if his 2014 film, Dear White People, would ever hit the screen, but after a conversation with friend Lena Waithe he knew he had to find a way to get it done.

«Simply imagine a crime movie as deeply layered as The Departed or Goodfellas and then add some of the most viscerally thrilling martial arts to ever hit the screen.

Writer - director Justin Simien wasn't sure if his 2014 film, Dear White People, would ever hit the screen, but after a conversation with friend Lena Waithe he... Read More

Death had, after all, been the defining experience of his life, and one feels that of all the Hollywood artist biopics to ever hit the screen, Gorky's life would probably make the most compelling (and after three biographies written over the course of the last decade, we duly await studio interest).

Not exact matches

Last night, one of the greatest so - bad - it's - good films ever made hit British television screens.

For people who hate the forced feel of a first online date, It was one of the first dating sites to hit our computer screens and has remained one of the most popular ever since.

It was one of the first dating sites to hit our computer screens and has remained one of the most popular ever since.

By the time Bruce Almighty hit screens, audiences could tell that Oedekerk's manic sense of silly was still as strong as ever, and just three short years later that point was driven home when the increasingly prolific writer / director returned to the screens with the kid - friendly, computer animated comedy Barnyard.

Eventually Elliott puts his fears aside and makes contact with the «little squashy guy,» perhaps the least threatening alien invader ever to hit a movie screen.

One of the most intelligent, imaginative and riveting sci - fi, action flicks to hit the screens ever, «Terminator 2: Judgment Day» is a classic without equal.

And next year, when Batman and Superman share screen time for the first time ever in a live - action feature, expect more box office milestones to be hit for the major studios.

Will it ever actually get made and hit the big screen?

And fans have wondered ever since when the bestselling novel would hit the big screen.

It looks like we can add Lethal Weapon to the ever - growing list of movies getting the small screen treatment, with Fox giving a pilot order to Warner Bros. for a TV adaptation of the hit buddy cop franchise.

Although it has been almost 40 years since William Peter Blatty's best selling novel, The Exorcist, hit the screen, it's still one of the most effective horror movies ever made.

Hitting the screens this week... Resident Evil: Afterlife (in 3D) I'm Still Here (limited) Centurion (limited) CLICK HERE for the complete FILM REVIEW database including the titles above If ever there was a time to release a fourth installment in the Resident Evil series, now was definitely a good choice.

Told with a brilliant 3D canvas, «Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter» is one of the most original ideas to ever hit the big screen.

The data is compiled, the numbers are crunched, and the results are published in the form of an unnervingly comprehensive breakdown of some of the most awesome artistic endeavours ever to hit the big screen.

X-men Universe Rules forever and ever exploring the X-men universe so amasing and also bring them in a real life in the Screen so incredible so amasing with they re super powerful Psychic abilities so incredible amasing when it come to HD two copies for me please coz that could be the super hit and very best of the year of course yeess sir no debut o yeess!!

But nearly a couple of months after being released in the United States, the film hit the big screen in China where it landed $ 27 million in a single day, making it the 4th best opening day ever for a Hollywood movie in China, just behind Furious 7, The Avengers: Age of Ultron and Transformers: Age of Extinction.

It's just over a month until Ready Player One hits the big screen, and it's exciting for multiple reasons — it's Steven Spielberg's long - awaited return to all - out blockbuster territory, it steps into a new frontier of virtual reality - infused filmmaking, and it's set to be perhaps the most densely packed meta pop culture adventure ever.

Matt Rodgers on the best ever video game movie scenes... The first part of 2018 will see two high profile videogame adaptations hit the big screen in an attempt to do what 2016's Assassin's Creed couldn't, by breaking a curse which has stretched back as far as 1993's infamous Super Mario Bros. movie.

Either way, there'll be plenty of rolling when Hamsterball hits PSN, featuring two player split - screen, seven player sumo, whatever that means, and plenty of single player levels that will have you navigating your ball - encased hamster in places ball - encased hamsters were ever meant to go.

Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon «s Sausage Party is the most ridiculous film of the summer and without a doubt the most inappropriate animated film ever to hit the big screen.

He would then adapt the book for the screen for director William Friedkin, who would stay fairly faithful to the book and create an enormous hit out of the story himself — it would become one of the most popular films ever made and earned Blatty an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay.

He was later killed in Joss Whedon's the Avengers, only to return as the lead in ABC's hit action drama Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Fans have wondered if we'd ever see a return of Agent Coulson on the big screen.

That is not surprising, considering that designers had to imbue a humble family crossover with the look and feel of one of the most famous vehicles ever to hit the silver screen.

The «Gone in 60 Seconds» Eleanor Mustang was one of the baddest cars to ever hit the silver screen.

In the fast changing world of technology where manufacturers are ever on the lookout for newer segment to engage with the consumer, phablets or big screen smartphones seem to have emerged as a surprise hit.

The screen on the Apple iPod Touch is perhaps a little on the small side for book reading but zooming in on the text is easy enough and if you've ever read on a PDA then you'll be used to hitting the page turn a little more often than you'd like.

Hitting the Facebook setup button loads a screen with a Facebook logo but then nothing ever happens... Nice new feature, Sony.

Last year, the city celebrated its first - ever Dog Day, which included pet - friendly stalls, a DJ, an adoption booth as well as a special screening of the hit movie «The Secret life of Pets» where pet owners were invited to bring their dogs.

I confirmed my character and idly watched the loading screen which seemed to take for ever, and then it hit me full in the face.

INDIANA JONES AND THE FATE OF ATLANTIS The best Indiana Jones film never to hit the big screen, LucasArts» 1992 adventure stands as one of the best licensed games ever released.

Aliens vs. Predator has been a cool concept ever since it hit the big screen a few years ago.

If historians ever want to truly understand what 2017 felt like, they should consider the fact that «Mercy,» «WWE: No Mercy,» and «My Days of Mercy» hit our screens this year, all while...

Recent rumors also suggested that the phone will come equipped with two separate screens supported by a hinge, meaning that the device could be ZTE's rumored foldable phone that would become the first device of its kind to ever hit the market.

Though battery life and processing power take a slight hit due to the insane pixel count of its screen, the Google Nexus 10 is the best 10.1 - inch Android tablet we've ever used.

There are still barriers to overcome before those futuristic screens described above hit the market: Along with the ever - present battery issues that tiny, flexible OLED displays will face, engineers still need to figure out how to miniaturize the guts of OLED tech before we have those screens we can roll up and toss in our backpack.

Maybe it's because it's Inside Out is one of the most educational — and simultaneously entertaining — films ever to hit the big screen.