Sentences with phrase «films of the fall season»

One of our most anticipated films of the fall season has just given us another reason to get excited.

The Toronto International Film Festival announced its first wave of gala premieres and special presentations this week and as we've seen over the past decade it was a coded reveal of where some of the more anticipated films of the fall season will debut.

One of the more exquisite films of the fall season, Moonlight is going to wow crowds at TIFF.

One of the most eagerly anticipated films of the fall season, a ripped - from - the - headlines thriller (hint), directed by a leading Hollywood director and featuring two of our outstanding actors.

Not exact matches

This summer's box - office totals have also suffered from the expansion of blockbuster season as a handful of films likely to be among the year's biggest releases are slated to come out this fall, among them best - selling novel adaptation Gone Girl, Christopher Nolan's Interstellar, and the latest Hunger Games installment.

I am currently filming the newest season of my WE tv show, David Tutera's CELEBrations which will premiere in the fall.

However, the two sets of fans have fallen foul to less regal clashes in recent years as a Newcastle fan was filmed punching a horse last season.

Paul Thomas Anderson's The Master might have lost the Golden Lion in Venice (while still winning Best Director and Best Actor (s) awards), but it emerged as the most critically acclaimed film of the fall festival season.

The studio is now the undisputed winner of the fall film festival season, thanks to Guillermo del Toro's «The Shape of Water» and Martin McDonagh's «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.»

I Saw the Light had been set for a fall debut in lieu of an Oscar campaign, but with early reviews firmly in the negative column, Sony Pictures Classics has moved the film away from awards season.

AMC has announced that filming on the third season of its comic book adaptation Preacher, with the show also adding four new additions to the cast in Betty Buckley (Split), Colin Cunningham (Falling Skies), Jeremy Childs (Nashville) and Liz McGeever (Homeland).

The 60th BFI London Film Festival has announced its films this morning and they feature some familiar faces of the already announced fall festivals and offer us a glimpse into the studio pushes for the upcoming Oscar season.

This fall, to mark the 50th anniversary of Kermit the Frog's first appearance (on NBC's Washington, D.C. - based network WRC - TV's «Sam and Friends») and capitalize upon the holiday season, Disney is re-releasing their two Muppet films (with widescreen DVD presentations to finally appease widely - disappointed fans) and putting their recently - acquired Muppet Movie and Great Muppet Caper back onto the home video market for the first time under the Disney label.

The Square, Call Me By Your Name, The Florida Project, Mudbound and A Fantastic Woman are just some of the early announced films hitting the Mill Valley Film Festival The Venice and Telluride Film Festivals are just kicking off but the Mill Valley Film Festival, now in its 40th season, is set to show off some of the fall and...

By Sean O'Connell Hollywoodnews.com: Sometimes we get caught up with the awards contenders of the fall and holiday film seasons, but that doesn't mean there aren't straight - up genre films we're eagerly anticipating.

Universal Pictures released the first official trailer for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom today, and the trailer (above) is expected to screen ahead of Rian Johnson's Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi as well as potentially other major films releasing during the holiday season, such as Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and Universal's own production, Pitch Perfect 3.

Much like The Butler, Fruitvale Station is another film that drew high praise earlier this year but has gotten a bit lost in the shuffle of the crowded fall season.

Well, the fall film festival season is starting to really take shape and if you were wondering what's up with the line - up of the 59th BFI London Film Festival, wonder no longer.

While I feel it has been a drip - drip - drip flow of quality releases this fall / Oscar season, easily one of the most anticipated films (along with the new Coen Brothers and new David O. Russell) is Spike Jonze's near - science fiction romance, Her.

KW: Judging from your upcoming films, Not Easily Broken with Morris Chestnut, Hurricane Season with Forest Whitaker, and Once Fallen with Ed Harris, it looks like you're about to break very big playing leading ladies with your name appearing at the top of the marquee, especially if you land an Oscar nomination.

The release date falls in the thick of awards season and suggests the studio is most likely going to premiere the film at one of the major fall festivals.

Recent statements from Danny McBride seem to confirm what many of us have hoped, that filming will take place this fall, rather than in another season when the leaves would have to be strategically placed inside each frame, as was this case with Carpenter's original.

For some movie fans, Fall is a welcome respite from the oft - numbing assault of Summer blockbusters; for other fans it will be time spent having to endure a lot more «artsy» films and Award season hopefuls until the holiday movie season arrives with its own slew of blockbuster fare.

With the fall film season now in full swing, I'm 100 % ashamed to admit that I've yet to see two of my most anticipated fall films: Moneyball and 50/50.

He will be writing about the movies he's seeing, the trends he's observing and what it all means for an event that, along with the Venice and Telluride film festivals, marks the official kickoff of the fall movie season.

And of course, that fall trifecta constitutes a competition unto itself, one that threatened to turn nasty three years ago when Toronto, irked by Telluride's early access to some of the season's most coveted films, sought to impose a penalty of sorts by restricting all Telluride - screened titles from screening the first weekend of TIFF.

The crisp fall air means only one thing to serious film lovers: The season of dumbed - down summer movies and blockbusters is over, and we can start using our brains again.

The annual event, which honors performances in both television and film, is considered one of Hollywood's most «fun» awards shows due to how early the awards fall in the season, the presence of alcohol (resulting in more celebrities letting loose), and general unpredictability about the winners.

After having watched the first season of HBO's stellar new series Westworld and recent films like the Magnificent Seven remake, I am very eager to sink my teeth into a new Wild West game which is good since Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption 2 is currently scheduled to launch in fall 2017.

In my original Oscar Profile of the film, I didn't give it much of an awards chance due to its release date and because Focus Features has two awards - season releases in the fall and winter to put their energy into.

«Moviegoers always look forward to the fall season when some of the year's best films debut,» said Fandango Managing Editor Erik Davis.

But the fall season hopes to make up for any inadequacies of the rest of the year with a lump sum of certifiably great films.

Andrea Arnold's free - flowing and beautiful study of the kids in America is one of my favorite films of 2016 (my # 9 if you're counting) and a film that fell just short of the attention it deserved this awards season.

Thanks to the intricacies of film production — particularly the scheduling ballet required for awards season plays — all of the films being released this fall were conceived or made at least partially in a pre-Trump time.

Despite favorable reviews and a cast of seasoned award winners, this film made little noise when it was given a tiny theatrical release last fall.

Given a fall film season that finds Burwell on impressive display with the eccentric stop motion animated chamber score for Charlie Kaufman's «Anomalisa» the swaggering punk rock gangsterism of Brian Hegeland's «Legend,» the most emotionally impactful Burwell score belongs to «Carol,» his new collaboration with director Todd Haynes, Having first teamed for the 70s glam rock odyssey of «Velvet Goldmine,» then gone back to the 30s and 40s for the tormented career woman that netted HBO's «Mildred Pierce» miniseries a best score Golden Globe, Burwell and Haynes now journey to the 1950s.

The gallery will open the fall season with a solo exhibition of Pat McCarthy's ritualized carpentry and vernacular films featuring his practice of keeping, training and caring for homing pigeons.

But the deal isn't just about high schoolers singing and dancing; in addition to the first season of Glee, Netflix is adding the first two seasons of FX's Sons of Anarchy (which is now on Season 3), as well as older shows like The Wonder Years and Ally McBeal as well as some film titles once they fall out of the pay TV wseason of Glee, Netflix is adding the first two seasons of FX's Sons of Anarchy (which is now on Season 3), as well as older shows like The Wonder Years and Ally McBeal as well as some film titles once they fall out of the pay TV wSeason 3), as well as older shows like The Wonder Years and Ally McBeal as well as some film titles once they fall out of the pay TV window.