Sentences with phrase «indelible images»

Perhaps the most indelible image of John Carpenter's seminal 1978 chiller Halloween was that of 17 - year - old babysitter Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) cowering in the corner of a crudely locked closet while «the Bogeyman,» a.k.a. Michael Myers, stabbed his ways through the doors.

With a somberness that belies the childish image of a ghost formed from a sheet, A Ghost Story slides back and forth through time, toying with narrative and form and creating some of the most indelible images of the year.

Together, he and his ensemble create indelible images of bravado and anguish.

This reconnaissance offers a unique view for serious art world players to obtain news and information on the current pulse of what's in the now, yet capturing timeless indelible images for posterity and legacy.

From a match turning into a sunrise to a man appearing out of a mirage to a spectacular train crash, you can thank «Lawrence of Arabia» for some of the most indelible images ever created on film.

With every frame, he demonstrates the power of the film maker to distill complex events into fiercely indelible images.

Capturing that collection of indelible images requires another special skillset — one that isn't necessarily taught in school.

It contains so many indelible images and lines that most Americans can simply play the movie in their heads: Rocky running up the steps to the tune of Bill Conti's «Gon na Fly Now,» Rocky punching the hanging meat, the goldfish, the Thanksgiving dinner, ice - skating, and the dialogue («Yo, Adrian!»).

by Ian Pugh The first indelible image of From Russia with Love finds steely - eyed, platinum - blond killer Red Grant (Robert Shaw) taking a garrotte to James Bond (Sean Connery), slowly choking the life out of him without witty repartee or a single hope of close - shave escape.

Sure, director Denis Villeneuve is well - loved in the industry, and his collaborations with legendary cinematographer Roger Deakins have created some truly indelible images, but Blade Runner?

A few indelible images: lonesome boys waltzing to music from a nearby grand hotel, townspeople carting their old furniture to the square for a massive bonfire, the immense luxury liner Rex, Gradisca's sad little wedding, the floating dandelion puffs that mark the return of spring...

When this powerful Scottish artist died in 1963 at the age of just 42, she left behind indelible images of Glasgow street kids that belong alongside Jean Dubuffet and Frank Auerbach in the raw, tough art of postwar Europe.

African - American artists Elizabeth Catlett and John Wilson likewise made indelible images during their tenures with the TGP, images that addressed racial violence using an expressive social realism consistent with the TGP's approach.

His simplified versions of indelible images remain easily recognizable and potent, the result of a process that illuminates the hold certain images have on their viewers.

His paintings articulate indelible images which evoke an emotional response from the viewer.

Tala Madani makes paintings and animated videos whose indelible images bring together wide - ranging modes of critique.

In 1976, Rocky created one of the most indelible images in cinema history when Sylvester Stallone ran up the stairs of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Cinematographer Rob Hardy creates indelible images of beauty and terror set to a pulsating electronic score by Ben Salisbury and Portishead's Geoff Barrow.

The film's most indelible image is that of Fred Astaire, immaculately attired in top hat and tails, hopping a freight car — a perfect encapsulation of the film's Depression - era cheekiness.

After 41 million YouTube views, that indelible image of generosity has been the gift that keeps on giving.

He offers a series of snapshots, as it were — unforgettable word pictures that stamp an indelible image on the reader's mind.

The piece left such an indelible image in the minds of the media and the public as it led network newscasts and became a staple of Jay Leno monologues and Saturday Night Live skits that it would be possible in the future to say and write and broadcast any crazy thing about the first couple and get away with it.

In the crowd, more than 3,000 Boston Strong, there is a complex, furious swirl of emotion — heartbreak, joy, remembrance and triumph all colliding at once and bonded by the lens of photographer Gregory Heisler into a single, indelible image.

A chartered plane, idling on a tarmac, waiting to carry him to New Hampshire at the last minute to file primary petitions, became the indelible image of Cuomo's indecision.

For me, this is one of the most engaging chapters in the book, as Suddendorf has spent time with these animals and leaves us with some indelible images.

What refuses to fade are the indelible images Ceylan has painted on the celluloid canvas.

No small screen, in particular, could do justice to the movie's hypnotic final half - hour, a cosmic brainstorm of indelible images — gnarled branches, spiraling staircases, an ecstatic vision of the void — that earns its near - wordless homage to «2001: A Space Odyssey.»

James Dean starred in only three motion pictures before he died in an auto accident at the age of 24, but he created such an indelible image in those films that he's still considered one of the great Hollywood icons of the»50s and remains a role model to rebellious youth to this day.

Nonetheless, near the end, Penn finds an indelible image of hell.

Tough going but definitely worth it with a slew of indelible images and scenes.

The continued disrespect of films of this quality will forever remind me of the indelible image of Opie getting the statuette last year while David Lynch and Robert Altman talked to each other in the audience.

Indelible images are planted in the mind of how one wishes life could be like, and these images often get in the way of being able to progress in life because no one can come close to the fantasy one has in the mind on who they want to partner with and how they should always behave.

That's Tony Kaye knowing how to create an indelible image.

They wound up at Paramount Studios, where, as production designers and art directors, they set the stage for some of the movies» most indelible images.

THE 1980s were a decade that gave us such hits as An American Werewolf in London and Teen Wolf, plus the indelible image of Tom Cruise howling along to «Werewolves of London» while hustling pool halls in The Color of Money.

For a generation of young urban professionals, the indelible image of Griffith ripping her tank top apart while straddling a mortified but excited Daniels forever defined what kind of mania they wanted to see in their pixie dream girls.

The theme that revenge only leads to misery feels like familiar territory, and one wonders if the film would have been better off simply implying the violence of its characters through its indelible images.

The loosest of adaptations, cherry - picking from Michel Faber's strong novel of the same name, Under the Skin is home to a trio (at least) of indelible images and a style and presentation that function as shunts into a thicket of thorny existential questions; it's the best film I've seen this year and among the best films I've ever seen.

FIRST REFORMED is a stunning work, chock full of powerful messaging and indelible images.

Even those of us not old enough to have memories of that week in 1963 know the indelible images of it: the pink suit, the veiled widow, the so - very - young children in their short coats, the riderless horse, the quiet grief of the assembled crowds.

That said, it is Nicholson, his fascinating character, and Payne's empathy toward him that ultimately rules over the entire film; a simple, silent, static shot of his face is one of the most beautiful, powerful, indelible images of the 2002 movie year.

Shooting in a run - and - gun style with additional camerawork by Matt Porwoll, Heineman earns major props for his courage under fire while also capturing striking and indelible images.

Eerie and occasionally uncomfortable, this was a kinda - sci - fi - kinda - road - movie where each languorous moment burnt another indelible image or jarring soundscape onto the subconscious.

Muting the dialogue, swallowing it as Fassbender does here (or burying it, as in the various battleground sequences — Banquo (Paddy Considine) calls out his warning choking on blood and dirt), has the effect of placing the words of the story as secondary to its indelible images.

These are indelible images, and the film itself is an unforgettable experience — epic, bold, and full of a kind of life that we wish all movies could possess.