Sentences with phrase «how talented a filmmaker»

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Unfortunately, the filmmakers don't know how to dramatize the travails of a supposedly talented Latina rapper — «supposedly» because the song that's meant to prove she's a talented and soulful performer has laughably obnoxious lyrics that boast how Maria «Filly Brown» Tonorio (newcomer Gina Rodriguez) is true to herself because she doesn't have «fake tits» or that she's so fierce that she practically has two clitorises and will even take on «anyone with two tits.»

Östlund has hit a home run with Force Majeure (I realize that reference doesn't make sense but who cares), not only bringing to Cannes one of my new favorite genre - bending dark comedies, but I'm now a fan of his work as well, and I get to explore his past films and learn just how talented of a filmmaker he really is, while keeping an eye on his career.

Hopefully, he will make more great movies in the future, and Blackhat will be forgotten, or remembered only as an example of how even talented filmmakers can occasionally turn out total crud.

On the debut episode, Ross and Kyle hash out where Justice League went wrong, discuss how to think about talented filmmakers who do horrible things in their personal lives, and...

He did also mention recently how many talented filmmakers are out there, saying (via The Playlist): «People are directing younger and younger, they're getting a real sense of cinema very, very early, and there's some great directors out there.»

The talented filmmaker (who is helming the next «Jurassic Park» sequel) reveals in shrewd and unexpected ways how all this ambiguous material relates to Conor's life.

Being the best 3D film made so far it proves that no matter what if you give a tool to a talented filmmaker you will get a remarkable result and while spending the entire runtime looking back at the origins of cinema we're also taking a peek into the future with how well Scorsese takes the format forward with a beautifully captured 3D adventure.

While you could compare The Lazarus Effect to at least a dozen raising the dead and you'll be sorry films, director David Gelb's 2011 documentary Jiro Dreams of Sushi has me intrigued as to what this talented young filmmaker has to offer the horror genre, and exactly how he plans to weave all of these different inspirations together in his film.

This is how the film industry ought to work; talented independent filmmakers should be able to marshal greater resources in the wake of a promising success, and Baker holds up his end of the bargain by not letting it dilute or otherwise compromise his vision one iota.