Sentences with phrase «film i've seen thus»

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There is also the not unimportant matter of the need to communicate to people all over the globe the complexities of American life, thus contradicting the deliberate «pro-American» falsifications spread by the US film and music industries, media and government (see the delusional State of the Union address), as well as its «anti-American» counterpart abroad (which portrays a contented, prosperous population solidly backing official chauvinism and militarism).

It's one of the most arresting, affecting science fiction movies of the last few years, and certainly one of the best films to see release in 2018 thus far.

Having met Eric Darnell, known for directing Dreamwork's Madagascar films, and seeing him ecstatic about the creation of this Rainbow Crow series, you can't help but feel delighted as well when you put on an Oculus headset and see what they've built thus far.

It's largely been absent from the Oscar buzz conversation thus far, although that may be because no one has seen the film yet.

Thus far we've only heard an incredibly brief snippet of the actor singing, so everyone's eager to see Crowe in action once the film hits theaters.

Of the three competition films I've seen thus far (Tale of Tales and Sea of Trees, I liked Our Little Sister best, a quiet, sweet, and heartbreaking film about three grown, co-habitating sisters, who meet their younger fourteen - year - old sister, Suzu (Suzu Hirose) after their absent father dies, and decide to take her in as one of their -LSB-...]

The Endless is a horror / sci - fi film like nothing the cinematic world has seen thus far and only serves to prove Benson & Moorhead as some of the strongest voices in the world of indie cinema.

Particularly the puppy scene in the beginning and his unselfish bravery in the end, thus making this movie a most see for any self - acclaimed dog lover and anyone who wants to see a good animated film.

As for «Happy - Go - Lucky,» I think it may creep into Best Actress and screenplay (I've seen it and think it's a fine film), but I kept the list at U.S. releases thus far.

Thus viewers of this disc are afforded a privilege available to almost no one when the film was new: that of seeing The Rules of the Game as Jean Renoir intended it.

While «Toni Erdmann» remains the best narrative film I have seen in 2016 thus far, «I, Daniel Blake» easily cracks my top 5.

Universal thus far hasn't decided to explore this area, which is just fine, as few would want to see a Psycho film without Norman Bates in it, so it is only fitting that the film franchise end here.

I would however humbly suggest that the more sordid, id - obsessed, and thus more interesting film is the one that you should see instead, a film that was too quickly dismissed on the North American continent due in part to its temporal proximity to the Columbine shootings.

Her vividly sensual prose may make the novel a production designer's dream — and given what we've seen of the film thus far, it seems a likely awards contender in the design categories — but there should be more at play here than simple visual splendor.

My favourite film of the year thus far (that I've seen, of course).

It presents a future in 2022 that seems unlikely not because we're not currently on the verge of some great ecological disaster, but because rough math suggests that the Heston character would've been born the year before the film's 1973 release and thus his declaration that he'd never seen a grapefruit (or grass, or cows) should worm its way into the audience consciousness as Soylent Green's statement that it's not serious, thoughtful science - fiction, but rather soapbox and screed timed to coincide with, in 1972, the first international conference on climate change.

It's refreshing to see a filmmaker emerge on the horror scene with a film so strong that its reception, thus far, has been almost universally positive.

The Lego Movie remains one of my favorite films of 2014 thus far, and is a «must - see» for the entire family.

To make room for these films they would mostly shut out other films that were actually doing well in the year, films that could be called best by anyone's standards, but they were considered not Oscar - y enough and thus, out they went to make room for films people had not yet seen.

Thus, I'm very curious to see where the director / co-writer goes next, and if he uses this casting to try to build himself up — does working with Guy Pearce (recently of Prometheus, Lockout, and Lawless) mean that Doremus is moving onto bigger films?

It hasn't been a particularly memorable year at the movies, especially for those in search of a good comedy, so it's a relief to see a film like «We're the Millers» arrive in theaters, because although it's not as funny as its behind - the - scenes talent might suggest, it's one of the better comedies released thus far.

Also just, as a heads - up, Sundance is playing several films throughout the week that I haven't seen (so am thus not including because I find it difficult to write about things I haven't seen), but I'm interested in checking out myself, including Jindabyne, Chalk, War Dance, Man on Wire, and Intacto, so check out Sundance «s schedule for yourself on those.

Miami Vice — I've seen Michael Mann's latest film twice now, and it's easily the best movie of the year thus far.

And maybe we will see a late - breaking film win this year, thus breaking the pattern that has been set since Million Dollar Baby.

So far attempts to mine other young adult novels have been unsatisfactory both commercially and creatively (see: «I Am Number Four «-RRB-, and many of the films launched into development, projects like potential Taylor Lautner vehicle «Incarceron,» Screen Gems ««The Mortal Instruments,» Jonathan Levine «s «Legend» and Warner Bros ««The Scorpio Races,» have thus far failed to get off the ground.

I've only seen Hush and Ouija 2 thus far — it looks like Before I Wake has been delayed yet again — but I can say that when taken with his first two films, the moody Absentia and the excellent Oculus, Flanagan is already at the forefront of the new American horror revolution.

Well, here's a recap of what's been confirmed thus far, along with some predictions that we may or may not see in the new film.

Billing itself as «In The Suspenseful Style Of Fatal Attraction And Unfaithful,» Asunder is every bit the rushed, formula production moldering on a shelf somewhere until either one of its stars hits it big (see: Ordinary Decent Criminal and Colin Farrell) or, as in this case, a higher - profile film with a similar theme makes an impact, thus giving the folks in marketing a hook.

From what we've seen thus far of director Rian Johnson's Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the sequel appears to be one of, if not the darkest Star Wars films of all time.

The best film I've seen from 2008 thus far.

Will Forte doesn't have a great track record thus far as a leading man in films (anyone see The Solomon Brothers?)

Megan Ellison «s Annapurna shingle has the U.S. rights for the film, but thus far no distribution is in place, most likely because no one has seen the damn thing yet.

The winners are in bold, and the films I haven't seen and thus didn't consider in voting are at the bottom of their respective lists and italicized.

Thus, I'm more excited about seeing an Ang Lee film than I am about the 120 FPS.

This film should perform well, thus we'll see a lot more of Alvarez in the future.

It is easily the best film I've seen from 2008 thus far, and it may very well be my first animated # 1 movie of the year.

A quick list of the more buzzed about films at the festival that I didn't get a chance to see (thus didn't make my list); Boyhood, Wild Canaries, Buzzard, and 10,000 KM (Long Distance).

I don't want to give anything away to those who haven't seen the film, but the pirates aboard The Black Pearl hide a dark secret and the effects surrounding their plight are incredibly well - done and may be some of the most seamless CGI that we've seen thus far.

The lesson is thus: how much you like a certain film is most often determined the first time you see it — and this judgment can be easily clouded due to certain factors (such as who you see it with, what kind of mood you're in, whether a screaming baby is whizzing in your ear from three rows back, etc).

Speaking of the ending it seems that shipping Hulk off in the quinjet was both a way to make his own story arc a little sadder and to explain his absence in the forthcoming movies which he thus far has not been confirmed for, and while I'd love to buy into forum discussion that he's actually been fired into space in order to make a Planet Hulk film I don't see it happening, although since Planet Hulk is one of my favorite storylines it would be amazing.

From the scenes and game footage we have seen thus far, Rockstar has the very essence of the old west, both from a historical stand point and of course some of the most iconic western films we have seen over the years.

It's a fitting demonstration of the 73 - year - old's oeuvre thus far, revealing seldom seen works (including Tulsa's 16 - mm film counterpart) and new collages and paintings (such as the aforementioned «Heroin» works).

Commissioned for presentation in the lighthouse at Berwick — upon — Tweed, England, the film consists of the movement of time and light from day into night.4 Thus, Disappearance at Sea can be seen as a metaphorical precursor to Banewl.

In Wenders» film, Paris, Texas represents an ideal for a life yet to be realized, and thus the town never appears in the actual film — to the consternation and bemusement of the many residents who saw it at the Grand in 1984 or rented it from a local video store up until 2007, when Hubbard / Birchler bought the only available VHS copy after learning that the ending had been recorded over.

Bringing together over 45 artists from 15 countries, including Lamia Joreige, Anna Boghiguian, Etel Adnan, Akram Zaatari, the show thus offers a neat back - and - forth: that the truth - and objectivity - querying methods of a film engaging with Palestine can be seen refracted in the approaches of Middle Eastern artists of recent times.