Sentences with phrase «films people intend»

shows not only which films were most talked about during Sundance, but also which films people intend to view.

Not exact matches

The film is about how worthwhile art can be found in failure — that the mere audacity of self - expression can inspire millions of people, even if it's for reasons you didn't expect or intend.

Spoiler warning, this review is intended only for people who have already seen Deadpool 2 or who do not care about spoiling the film.

T.I. isn't the first famous person stumping for the Chadwick Boseman - starring film, either; Oscar winner Octavia Spencer has said that she intends to buy out a full theater showing of the movie for low - income Marvel fans in Mississippi, and Ellen DeGeneres raised money to send kids at Harlem's Boys & Girls Club to see the film.

However, Groth made no secret of which of Netflix and Amazon's models he prefers: «Hopefully the mentality in future will be more consistent with what Amazon is doing, where you'll still have the theatrical push, where people will see these films where they were intended to be seen, but then they'll be caught by millions of people on these digital platforms, that's the ideal goal of it.»

Funny Games U.S. is Austrian director Michael Haneke's shot - for - shot American remake of his 1996 film of the same title, in which a middle - class family are terrorised in their holiday home by two effete, creepy young men (played by Michael Pitt and Brady Corbet), who occasionally break the fourth wall for Brechtian asides intended to point out that we're watching people suffering for our entertainment.

But the film is intended on every level as a commentary and analysis of these tropes, with Dano revealed as a frustrated, selfish manchild who wants a type, not a person, and Kazan (who wrote the script) repeatedly trying to stretch beyond that type and assert herself, with disastrous results.

Yes, they protect themselves with that late title card about the Clarke estate, along with another buried card that states, «This film is a work of fiction and is not intended to be a true or exact account of actual people or events,» but that doesn't mean they were responsible, only cautious.

As a double feature intended solely to honor Dahl's imagination and the people who were inspired by it, the two films play together even better.

Perhaps in 28 years, as the effects go from stunning in 2010 to dated, people will look back and wonder why anyone would be entertained by a such a film, but for today, it delivers on action, effects, solid choreography, art design, and should hold the interest of the genre fans for which it is intended.

Instead of focusing on the church, this film focuses on the people that are part of it and exemplify its intended message.

It is intended as a discussion for the benefit of people who have already seen the film.

But what is certain about Three Billboards is that if this many people saw Dixon's arc as redemptive — and if we take the most charitable view, that it wasn't intended to trivialize the experiences of abused and tortured black characters in order to humanize a white character — then the problem is in the film itself, which allowed room for a reading that was counter to its intentions.

With its imitations of Robert Bresson close - ups, pointless references to European political change, actors talking about acting, junkies who are never seen doing drugs, «unexpected» pop songs, and deliberately obscured narrative (probably because — wait for it — it has the arc of a bad Victorian social novel), Schanelec's studious bore seems intended for an audience of people who write film festival catalogue descriptions.

John Q is a film that isn't going to change an opinion out there regarding the health care industry so much as it is a call for people to take up arms whenever they feel abused by the system, and although not intending to, the message that is ultimately delivered will probably deliver more harm than good.

«The document states that: «Any person who intends to distribute any film, game, or certain publication in the Republic of South Africa shall first comply with section 18 (1) of the [1996 Films and Publications] Act by applying, in the prescribed manner, for registration as film or game and publications distributor.»»

Film rights for The Best Kind of People have been optioned by actress and filmmaker Sarah Polley, who intends to write and direct the film.

«However, we also intend to use this film to wake up more apathetic or uneducated people, particularly lawmakers, because we are hoping to bring about change.»

Developers who craft first - person walker games certainly have intended consumers, a demographic I would imagine as the equivalent of cineastes that venerate arthouse films — like Gus Van Sant's audience, for example.

Through two short films, Wildfire: A Love Story (posted below), and Virgin: Passionate Women Restoring Forests, Megan intends to both engage people more directly with the process of grieving, and also channel that grief into specific actions.