Sentences with phrase «final extended shot»

It is an amazing turn and to see the raw emotions of her character pierce through her typically cool facade is mesmerizing (including a final extended shot that is all the more stunning as the result of her silence).

Not exact matches

Perhaps into his final season with Chelsea, veteran striker Didier Drogba may fancy one more shot at extending his playing days with a move to the MLS, and he'd fit right in alongside legendary names such as Kaka and David Villa.

Also out in the field and New Zealand's shot put star Valerie Adams extended her unbeaten streak to 55 competitions, her first throw of 19.96 m her best to claim victory ahead of Germany's Christina Schwanitz, while Olympic triple jump champion Christian Taylor leapt his best in the final round of the long jump to move from fifth to first and beat Commonwealth silver medallist Zarck Visser of South Africa by just one centimetre — 8.09 m to 8.08 m. Britain's Greg Rutherford — gold medallist ahead of Visser in Glasgow — leapt a best of 8.04 m for fourth as just eight centimetres separated the top five.

Some of its images — Hammer's Oliver dancing with unselfconscious abandon, Chalamet's face in extended close - up in the stunning final shot — stay with you afterward like memories of your own half - remembered romance.

Elio's maturation process will no doubt continue even after this film is over, as evidenced by a daringly extended, and heartbreaking, final shot that shows a newfound vulnerability.

There are a couple of hauntingly unique moments, and the extended final shot is nothing short of brilliant.

Both films share a pre-occupation with the hypocrisies of bourgeois Parisian life, (and there is a smart visual nod to Haneke's film with its extended final shot), but Szumowska has a greater handle on the subtleties and nuances of character, and together with Binoche they create a memorable study of a middle - aged woman coming to terms with the changing landscape of her life as she enters middle age.

Like a law of physics, the principle of negation is absolute, extending to Charles's ultimate fate: a suicide that is also a murder, with the grim anti — punch line of a final epiphany that goes unexpressed — he's shot in the back of the head, midsentence.

In particular, the every - other - shot - in - slow - mo dynamic of the final confrontation seems to extend the movie's run time by five minutes or so.

We then fade to a long, extended shot of a prison janitor sweeping away the piss and feces of the prisoners that's flowed out into a prison hallway, then see extended scenes of Sands in the throes of dying: Scenes of bed sores, blood in toilet bowls, delusions, hearing loss, and then a final vision, near death, of a young Sands running in the woods.

There is, admittedly, one shot that fully realizes the potential of the film's gimmick — the film's final chase eventually straightens out into one extended, unbroken shot from Hawke's dashboard following the SUV he is chasing.

Amusing extended versions of the skinhead confrontation and Corky's gym - spar with Shaw, a 12 - minute behind - the - scenes featurette that follows a sequence involving Kattan, Penn, and Berg from shooting through to dailies and the final product, and the trailer for Bubble Boy round out the DVD.

The final shot, an extended closeup on Elio as the titles roll, captures all of this emotional complexity: the pain of loss, the newfound wisdom of love had, and the knowledge that life goes on.