There are so many hopes and expectations pinned on the new film version of «A Wrinkle in Time,» I feel like it should be projected on giant bulletin boards
instead of movie screens.
Not exact matches
Precision leads to results:
instead of saying «Maybe I'll put on a
movie later,» declare «Today, while updating an Excel spreadsheet, I'll re-watch David Fincher's catalogue with play - by - play explainer videos from No Film School on my second
screen.
Despite complaints over hard - to - define bias, many shows and
movies have made Christianity a part
of on -
screen characters» lives, portraying the faith as an important element
of a bigger story —
instead of just a punchline.
Watching this
movie, you're constantly reminded that the actors are looking at green
screens instead of the alien planets, insane alternate dimensions and glorious vistas that you're seeing, and that essentially breaks the
movie.
In
movie theatres, the eyes need to focus on the
screen itself to see objects in focus, but the 3D effects can force the viewer to try to focus several metres in front
of or behind the
screen instead.
Watch downloaded
movies on your big
screen instead of your computer monitor by hooking up this $ 130 gadget to your TV and then plugging in an external USB hard drive or flash drive.
Sure, you don't want the studios to cut corners to the point where
movies start looking cheap and silly — a big reason why superheroes and aliens have been making such a huge impact on
movie screens in recent years is that we can finally make them look cool
instead of tacky.
that greeted the first bared ass at my
screening is any indication, that transformation won't hurt the bottom line (a figure these strippers always seem to have on their minds), though it does make Magic Mike another promising yet half - baked Soderbergh project
instead of a good
movie, sans asterisks.
It's the opposite
of an Event
Movie for the summer season;
instead, it's an old - fashioned star vehicle, fashioned for the particular
screen persona
of Al Pacino, who can usually play these roles in his sleep, but adds something special every single time.
You expect it from people like Jeff Bridges and Matt Damon,
of course, but even the stuffy town merchants and the grubby, no - dialogue banditos have a heft to them and an on -
screen presence that lets you know this
movie could just as easily have been about them
instead of a 14 - year old girl with a bone to pick.
A pimped out Don Johnson as Big Daddy Bennett was almost too much for me to take the
movie seriously, but thankfully the plantation owner and slave trader isn't over used and is
instead given the perfect amount
of screen time.
Their comfortable chat has little
screen - specificity, as they
instead offer a knowledgeable general assessment
of the
movie and
of its makers» lives and careers.
It's the opposite
of an Event
Movie for the fall season;
instead, it's an old - fashioned star vehicle, fashioned for the particular
screen persona
of Clint Eastwood.
When that didn't pan out, he resigned to
instead becoming the editor - in - chief
of his South Austin - based
movie news and reviews website, Smells Like
Screen Spirit.
I understand that you have zero say in release dates but still It would be good if I can watch your
movie at least once on a big
screen instead of my 22 ′ desktop monitor.
Instead of pointing out flaws and tearing apart the
movie at the center
of their latest Honest Trailer, as they have done in nearly all
of their past videos,
Screen Junkies has nothing but praise for Die Hard, 1988's Bruce Willis - led action classic.
Instead of taking one
movie and cleverly spoofing it (as Mad magazine does), or ribbing the conventions
of romantic comedies we get two hack writers throwing stuff on
screen to see what sticks.
Instead of placing the vast narrative
of Deathly Hallows into a snug three - hour shell, the two pictures provide roughly five hours
of screen time to page through the quest, patiently absorbing the resplendent and harrowing details
of the book, slowing down the entire effort in a marathon manner that might leave those weaned on the
movies alone slightly disorientated.
All three
of the
movies it
screened in Toronto — «The Shape
of Water,» «Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,» and «Battle
of the Sexes» — were developed by Searchlight,
instead of purchased at a festival.
As the digital revolution has swept through Hollywood like brushfire, Nolan has remained a stalwart champion
of shooting on film, and as 3D has increasingly become the blockbuster norm, he has refused to join the bandwagon, advocating
instead for IMAX, a variant on the old 70 mm process responsible for the likes
of Lawrence
of Arabia and 2001, and whose
screen - filling images envelop us in a way that only a select few 3D
movies (chiefly Avatar and Hugo) have even approached.
Synopsis: «Lamberto Bava and Dario Argento bring you THE Gonzo Horror
movie of the 1980s with Demons, a frenzied slice
of gore heavy shock cinema that gives up on logic and
instead assaults the
screen with a riot
of X-Rated violence, face chewing Zombies and pounding Heavy Metal.
Though Strong previously wrote for cable (the HBO
movies Recount and Game Change) and this feels like it could easily have gone that route too,
instead it became one
of 2013's biggest commercial triumphs on the big
screen.
Although the
movie probably runs a little too long and occasionally suffers from confusing editing, it is nevertheless the kind
of film that stays with a viewer for days (
instead of minutes or hours) after the end credits have scrolled across the
screen.
Adoption
of the 4:3 format,
instead of 16:9, can say that Motorola pay more attention to the practicality
of a tablet, by choosing a less suitable
screen for watching
movies, but allows us to use more efficiently the space work.
Instead of the ubiquitous flat -
screen, there's a
movie - size
screen that unrolls in front
of the window with the flick
of a switch.
Outside from the fact that I'm still naturally repulsed towards remaking
movies instead of proposing new ideas on the big
screen, any sliver
of will I might ever had
of watching the 2016 Ghostbusters
movie has vanished the second that mr. Feig vented his frustrations for the initial poor trailer reception.
On so many occasions in the passing hours
of this day I've had to keep myself from bludgeoning people with my laptop
instead of searching for porn and illegally downloading advanced
screenings of Onechanbara: The
Movie.
The game was named after the de facto villain, a gorilla (which was named after the classic 1933
movie monster King Kong),
instead of the player - character Mario (or «Jumpman», as he was named at the time), because designer Shigeru Miyamoto felt Donkey Kong had to be the strongest character in the love triangle displayed on -
screen - the game used then - innovative techniques to tell the on -
screen story
of how the stubborn pet gorilla
of «Jumpman» the carpenter steals away his girlfriend, Pauline, and it is up to the hero to save the damsel in distress.
Instead of tasking an actual person with the assignment, the American film studio trusted IBM's supercomputer Watson to put together the trailer for the
movie, making it the first - ever artificial intelligence system to produce a promo video for the big
screen.
If you have a Chromecast installed, you can use the Google Home to toss a binge - worthy
movie or a television show to a nearby
screen instead of navigating tedious on -
screen keyboards and always - changing menus.
If you've ever watched a 3D
movie where the simulated depth stretched into the
screen instead of jumping out at you, looking at CastAR software looks very similar.
As smartphones continue to vie for our attention in every situation imaginable — dinners, conversations, and even inside
movie theaters, frustratingly — the risks associated with focusing on a
screen instead of our day - to - day lives increase.