Sentences with phrase «find quality films»
Samuel Brace on the rise of VOD... Sometimes you have to go off the beaten path to find quality films these days.
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Zappe Verpackungsmaschinen GmbH (www.zappe-gmbh.de) was founded 1960 and today is one of the leading producers of high - quality film packaging equipment such as shrink tunnels, skin packaging machines, thermoforming machines, film sealing machines, sleeve wrap machines or shrink film machines.
It showcases the best of the Nigerian film industry with the aim of finding a larger audience and more sustainable distribution system for quality films.
Vohnsen and Valente speculate that this type of sensor may find applications in the quality inspection of planar materials, films, and coatings.
Don't get me wrong, I like to punk out on more than a few occasions, but it's interesting to look back at a time in which the talent was getting commercial promotion, because in this day and age, you have to go either underground or, well, bona fide prog - rock to find real quality music, though not necessarily quality film.
Do be scare to buy these Mill Creek 50 packs, as I have found the film quality to be good on most movies.
We devour film after film, most of them admittedly poor in quality, in the hopes of finding the diamond in the horror rough — the one film that manages to...
Obviously a cold war parable, the film arguably has as its best quality its sound design, which finds through an ominous thrum of silence a rattlesnake rattle in the noise the baddies produce once they finally emerge from their smouldering crater.
The Way Way Back may occasionally waver in terms of credibility and originality, but that doesn't stop it from being a modest crowd - pleasing film for those viewers just looking for some quality laughs and bittersweet, heart - felt moments of people who find their own path, however awkwardly, that resonate.
The first and most important hurdle to clear when you're making a film about legendary singer James Brown is to find yourself a quality James Brown.
I confess I'm not one entranced by its spell — I find the film remote, a meditation upon stories and storytelling rather than a story told — but I appreciate the craft and the atmosphere, not to mention the amazing quality of the restoration.
The imitable, reputable Hong Kong - based Shaw Brothers Studio, founded by industry extraordinaire Run Run Shaw, is known as much for the prolific output and persistent quality as their far - reaching influence on the Western film industry.
This release offers commentary by film historian Lem Dobbs with in - house historians Julie Kirgo and Nick Redman (who also founded the label), a trio that has done more than a few commentary tracks together, and their ease gives the track an easy - going quality as they dig into the film and offer historical and critical perspective.
Kingsley's name is no longer the seal of quality it once was — you may have seen him embarrass himself in The Love Guru — so it's refreshing to find that Isabel Coixet's film is an above - average piece of work.
The latest version of the film's release which I picked up in Blu - Ray format didn't really add to the films initial quality including added clarity or sound as portions of the film still remained a bit grainy and the sound a touch on the tinny side however I found those minuet short coming only added to the films appeal as it was a bit reminiscent of the worn out VHS rental cassettes of the mid / late 80's.
The original narration at the beginning of Tobe Hooper's film points to the film being a factual account «of the tragedy that befell a group of five youths...» Twenty - five years later, The Blair Witch Project went further by claiming that the low - quality video to be actual found footage.
Aside from the quality of the filmmaking (Cabral is an acclaimed photojournalist), what sets this film apart is the level of access that the directors got to Saeed and to his target (who also talks frankly to them about the Kafka-esque situation he finds himself in).
Paramount's Blu - ray combo pack offers some of the finest picture and sound quality you'll find on the format plus a solid collection of entertaining and informative bonus features highlighted by a winning documentary, an enjoyable animal featurette, and deleted / extended scenes viewable on their own or as part of the film.
Lynch creates beauty out of what others would find ugly and this master preserves the quality of film grain and sculpted light of Frederick Elmes» cinematography.
I found the original to be a sweet movie with a bit of a kick thanks to Maggie Smith's zingers, and while the nature of sequels makes me doubt this follow - up will match the quality of that first film, the prospect of seeing this cast play off of each other once again is enticing enough.
Trintignant's borderline - lost quality in these films — the implication in his furrowed brow that he's always just a step away from slipping out of his composure, even behind dark sunglasses — is picked up and refined by Costa - Gavras and Bernardo Bertolucci, who in Z and The Conformist, respectively, find something paranoiac in his steely good looks that prefigures Jack Nicholson in Chinatown.
Granted, quantity doesn't necessarily equal quality, but there are several high - profile films out today that, although they're not all winners, should still find an audience if they haven't already.
And the film's monochromatic quality and frequently static scenes give it a sort of flatness; I found myself often distracted by trying to figure out which voice actor was which, rather than following the story.
Even if you're one who finds faults with Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, there's so much to be found in the extras of this set that you can pretty easily overlook the film's quality.
The audacious film conveys a raw authenticity for its characters and setting, while newcomer Dickinson finds depth and complexity in a protagonist whose sympathetic qualities are sometimes elusive.
As TCM's Oscar - celebratory month winds down, they've still got a few new ones to throw at us — the first musical to win a Best Picture Oscar, The Broadway Melody, shows on Monday; an actual good Merchant - Ivory film in A Room With a View turns up on Thursday; and fantastic underrated film noir The Killers plays on Thursday; finally, one of my personal all - time favorite films, Stage Door, hits the screen late Saturday / early Sunday (trust me, picture quality is higher than the still above; couldn't find a decent cap).
He's at the cusp of stardom, essentially, with leading - man good looks and an ineffable quality of fearless integrity that allows him to back away from the big - budget blockbusters in which he has found himself of late to take a small role in a small film, just because it's important to him.
Why Him is from the screenwriter of Meet the Parents, and will offer an escape for ticket buyers resistant to the seasons highest film quality, an no doubt will find an audience as American comedy continues to barrel towards gutter humor and away from intelligence and wit.
Horror films, specifically found - footage films, have excelled at their low budget qualities but this one just feels like it is trying to be Hollywood and isn't.
I find that scary films tend to have a higher strike rate of interesting, quality artwork due to their need to overcome strict genre bias.
Deadpool strongly suggests the genre will likely live and die based on the quality and originality of individual films, a least for the foreseeable future... and that there is still originality to be found despite some critics believing superhero films are all the same.
The beautifully odd film sees him find love when he encounters Lena (Emily Watson), a lovely Englishwoman whose endearing qualities begin to give him a new outlook.
I must admit, I'm not a huge fan of horror films, mostly because I find many of them lacking in suspense and good stories, and Ginger Snaps isn't really an exception despite the fine qualities.
Well, the team at ILM found a «high - quality telecine transfer» of The Shining, scanned it into their computers as a reference, and began to digitally recreate the locations needed for the film.
Linde, Harris and other executives will endure the thin mountain air in the hopes of finding the next «The Big Sick» or «Brooklyn,» films of substance and quality that are able to break out of the art house and enter the mainstream.
Overall, Finding Your Feet does possess some of the narrative qualities seen in recent films within this genre, such as Joel Hopkins» Last Chance Harvey or Roger Michell's Le Week - End.
Horror fans struggle enough to find effective, quality stand - alone films and that possibility suffers even more with sequels, so to be gifted with both is a rare, rare treat we've come to expect from producers Jason Blum, Oren Peli, and James Wan (keep an eye out for his cameo as the director for whom Quinn auditions!).
This is thanks to both the quality of the material and its telling; Nagy's script is perfectly pitched, as is Haynes masterful direction, but the real strength — and joy — of this film is found in its two lead performances.
Such is the power of the fantastical images that they seem to possess an almost - ethereal quality, and by the time the film enters its final third, you find yourself daydreaming, completely lost in Anderson's whimsical universe.
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Customers wanting to watch the latest 3D films at home will find the PlayStation a desirable and affordable platform to view them on — that's before mentioning the many other features that comes with it, such as top quality gaming and the Video Store.
We'll find out then if the protracted development time has resulted in a quality game that is worthy of the name of the beloved film series.
I find that those who own those monitors rarely sell them because no OLED TV today comes close to the film - like image quality and natural colors of those Panasonic pro-series business displays.
About Blog Founded in July of 2014, our website is dedicated to providing the best quality reviews, articles, news, podcasts and more on film, video games, and more.
About Blog Founded in July of 2014, our website is dedicated to providing the best quality reviews, articles, news, podcasts and more on film, video games, and more.
I found these video's online — I didn't film these so please don't criticize me for the poor quality.