Sentences with phrase «given point in the movie»

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The movie served to give me a different platform to discuss faith from, not to argue that my belief system is right and someone else's is wrong, but instead to point out that the world is hungry for questions about the soul and what we don't see right in front of us.

At one point in the movie Ryan Gosling's character gives an impassioned speech about jazz.

On second thought, better not give Hollywood any ideas, or soon we'll be under attack from Tetris: The Movie: The Curse of the Search for the Tomb of the Sacred Ancient 2X2 Piece, starring Kevin Spacey as that evil sort of squashed S - shaped block that's impossible to fit anywhere, and Orlando Bloom as the heroic and awesome 4 - in - a-row straight piece that lets you, if you set it up right, get all those extra bonus points.

According to U-571, Americans captured the first German Engima machine in 1944 that brought about the turning point of the war; in reality, the Polish revolutionaries (why didn't Wajda get a chance to make this into a movie) stole it from the Germans in 1941 and gave it to the British who struggled to decipher its complicated encoding style.

*** SPOILER - ALERT *** It's not a big spoiler and doesn't give away any plot points, but if you don't want to know ANYTHING about the movie in any way, don't read any further.

Visually this movie gets points just for not giving us seizures like Batman and Robin, but also the scenery is at times dazzling (the mountains in Tibet and Ra's» house are spectacular) and understated.

With two of the five Best Actress slots probably locked - up (if you give one to Huffman and another to Gwyneth Paltrow's non-descript turn in the Miramax dump Proof), the Weinsteins go for three with perennial nominee Dame Judi Dench as the titular theatre - owner in Stephen Frears's Mrs. Henderson Presents, one of those bland, inoffensive, boring British movies about the British theatre (like Topsy - Turvy, perhaps, or, more to the point, Shakespeare in Love).

Giant oversized creatures, lots and lots of destruction, and plenty of cheese make both the game and those movies equally «B.» While Earth Defense Force 2017 was a title released early on in the Xbox 360 life cycle, it immediately gave the series a foothold in the West, where up until that point it was mostly unknown.

While I understand that is kind of the whole point to Movie 43 — I sensed a mocking, if not altogether disdainful view towards not just Hollywood (hence Dennis Quaid's role in this film) but the entire human race given the level of gruesomeness — there simply must have been at least a baker's dozen different and far better ways to shape this rebellious beast.

Given real struggles to convey, Quaid delivers some of his finest acting in the movie's closing scenes, his furrowed brow pointing to a pair of focused eyes that say a lot more than the script's rampant issue - based dialogue.

None of the characters in this movie have proper names, but it is not giving too much away to say that Jennifer Lawrence plays the title role, exclamation point and all.

It would be an understatement to point out that the time is ripe for Spielberg to make a movie all about the freedom of the press, given who is sitting in the Oval Office.

I'll give the director points for trying, though, and it was the only part of the movie where the 3D technology made any sense, since it is kind of cool to have the words dance in the air.

Because it's certainly simple enough for someone to say, «Well [if] you want to see a movie made another way, I can point you in the direction of many other movie directors who'll give you that.»

By the midway point, Wright has pretty much given up on the theater gimmick in favor of a more traditional storytelling method, and it saps what little energy the movie had going for it.

These guys help the movie in avoiding that fate while also giving us a positive starting point in the early going of the DC Comics universe.

, a film that is curiously not represented in Robert Jones» «A Tribute To Female Seduction,» even though the steamy (yet arguably SFW and nudity - free) YouTube supercut amply proves Clooney's point again and again over the course of four butt - wiggling, come - hither - stare - giving, shirt - tearing - open minutes of female seduction scenes from the last five decades of movies.

That marks an unusual delay, given the film finished shooting principal photography last November, but insiders point out that the delay is because the movie's two stars are so in demand.

Religion and politics have their points, note the Coens, but everything ultimately pales in comparison to the greatest god - given show in the universe: the movies.

By this point, you may well be weary of hearing about «Back to the Future,» given how much press the time - travel trilogy received when the first movie hit the big 3 - 0 earlier this year, but at some point you'll find yourself wanting to revisit the fun of these three films, and that's when you'll want to have a copy of this five - disc set in your collection.

Even so, the costumes still look like costumes, the sets like sets, and the many accents sound inauthentic, to the point where The Mummy gives the vibe of people playing dress up and making a movie based on what they think a North African treasure hunt must be like based on old movies rather than in trying to represent anything akin to reality.

We by no means advocate condemning violence in movies, and we do not believe we are doing so by pointing out that there is no equivalence between an R given to the most explicit horror images and the same rating given to a drama in which King George VI utters a four letter word.

Some viewers will shake their heads in disbelief at the film's last part, or feel robbed by the ending, but I would argue that you're so invested by that point that any scripting implausibilities are rendered moot, and, no, that ending is perfect given the movie's themes.

That such a point could be made reflects the modest and seemingly diminishing returns and distribution given to Allen's movies in America.

Meanwhile, the general logistical points about where these characters are at any given moment, and why they are doing what they are doing moment - to - moment, gets lost in between the strange episodic jumps of the movie's so - called progression.

WB's Maximum Movie Mode (last seen on Watchmen) allows director McG to give us a personal tour of the film, including picture - in - picture demonstrations, storyboard comparisons, a Terminator Mythology Timeline, and eleven Focus Points also accessible directly from the menu: «Digital Destruction,» «Enlisting the Air Force» («Molten Metal and the Science of Simulation,» «Building the Gas Station,» «Creating the VLA Attack,» «Exploding Serena's Lab in Miniature,» «Hydrobots,» «An Icon Returns,» «Terminator Factory,» «Stan Winston Shop,» and «Napalm Blast.»

But if we're going to give a pass to every movie that makes money, or hopes to make money, then there's no point in film criticism at all.

While the earlier movies from the 70's and 80's, did give some idea of the size of galaxies, and we traveled around in them a little — Ben's point was that in the current movie — space felt much smaller.

Directed by Clint Eastwood and based on the book Playing the Enemy: Nelson Mandela and the Game that Made a Nation by John Carlin, this movie brings to the screen a pivotal point in history — giving a small glimpse into the difficulties of the South African people and the dreams of their first Black president.

With his probation ankle monitor removed minutes into the movie, «Sollers Point» is plainly and stubbornly about watching Keith going back into the world, and whether he'll be able to make something of himself before giving up in one way or the other.

Unfortunately, the large majority of the cash went toward Tim and Eric living a lifestyle of Hollywood excess, complete with plastic surgeries, stylists, an expensive life coach (Zach Galifianakis) who has magical powers for no reason except that there's no reason for him to have magical powers, and piercings (The movie gives us a long look in close and medium shots of Eric getting a genital piercing (using, we assume and hope, a prosthetic), which is the first of a few reasons why the MPAA's decision to give this an R rating is a bigger point of offense than anything in the movie, especially considering the ratings board's tendency to overreact to naughty words).

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She also points to audiovisual rights as a growth area, citing the Guadalajara Film Festival's interest in bringing publishers into contact with film producers, given that so many movies are adaptations of novels and that the Mexican film industry has raised its profile in recent years.

But the point is that after nearly a decade of not having watched these films and half - a-decade of not giving a damn about the franchise, that I can recall these visuals better than nearly everything in a movie I saw less than 3 weeks ago speaks to the power of Lucas and co.'s craftsmanship as well as the hollowness of TFA.

Right from the start you are given a secondary character for the other player and on many occasions these characters have no connection to the point in the game that it references from the movie.

«It has the point of view you get in horror movies, where the angle of a camera can make something bucolic suddenly seem very threatening,» says Blazwick, who gave Doig his second solo show in 1986 when she ran London's Air Gallery.

Also informed by studies in visual literacy at New York University and cultural anthropology at the University of Chicago, the simultaneous viewpoints presented in his grids of photo imagery - sourced from the environment, movies, Internet and print media - point to insights beyond any given framing device.

But given the dearth of available 4K HDR titles, the shortage of interest in digital movie purchases, and the strong preference among consumers for lower - cost streaming devices, selling discounted 4K HDR movies through iTunes isn't a huge selling point overall.