Sentences with phrase «job title of film»

Women were most likely to hold the job title of staff writer, whereas men were most likely to hold the job title of film critic.

Not exact matches

Although her character figures into the title, the key journey of the film is that of the tormented Hilditch, and Hoskins does an astonishing job in bringing this very complex character to life.

The Logan brothers — whose family's streak for misfortune gives the film its ironic title — recruit incarcerated safe - cracker Joe Bang (Craig) for the job, and breaking him out of prison ends up as one more spoke on this plan's spinning wheel.

Women writing reviews were most likely to hold the job title of staff writer (35 %), followed by film critic (29 %), freelancer (29 %), or some other type of critic (8 %).

Men critics in areas other than film wrote an average of 6 film reviews whereas women with this job title wrote an average of 3 film reviews.

Here is Tony Scott's remake of the 1974 film of the same name, except that one had words instead of numbers in the title, and I must say that Mr. Scott had a tough job to update this movie without making it completely ridiculous.

I may not be getting their exact job titles correct, but as a veteran, I am going by my experience and observations of the film.

The first trailer didn't do a very good job of showcasing everything the film has to offer (focusing mainly on the budding relationship between the title character and his pupil's sister), but the cast is great and Steven Soderbergh is usually reliable.

The film is introduced with the atypical title «William Friedkin's Film Of Tracy Letts» «Killer Joe,» «suggesting that it'll be a no - frills adaptation of the play, but that's not quite true; it's plenty faithful to the stage version, but Friedkin and Letts (the latter of whom adapted the screenplay himself) do a pretty good job in making the play cinematic, certainly more so than either «Carnage» or «A Dangerous Method,» adding some striking locations (including an abandoned rollercoaster) and even a chase scenOf Tracy Letts» «Killer Joe,» «suggesting that it'll be a no - frills adaptation of the play, but that's not quite true; it's plenty faithful to the stage version, but Friedkin and Letts (the latter of whom adapted the screenplay himself) do a pretty good job in making the play cinematic, certainly more so than either «Carnage» or «A Dangerous Method,» adding some striking locations (including an abandoned rollercoaster) and even a chase scenof the play, but that's not quite true; it's plenty faithful to the stage version, but Friedkin and Letts (the latter of whom adapted the screenplay himself) do a pretty good job in making the play cinematic, certainly more so than either «Carnage» or «A Dangerous Method,» adding some striking locations (including an abandoned rollercoaster) and even a chase scenof whom adapted the screenplay himself) do a pretty good job in making the play cinematic, certainly more so than either «Carnage» or «A Dangerous Method,» adding some striking locations (including an abandoned rollercoaster) and even a chase scene.

Not that everything is frothy and frilly here, for the Miss Pettigrew of the title is like something out of Dickens, a poor governess thrown out of her most recent job — perhaps not unfairly, though, the film suggests — who stumbles, almost literally, into a job as a «social secretary» for Delysia.

OPENING THIS WEEK Kam's Kapsules: Weekly Previews That Make Choosing a Film Fun by Kam Williams For movies opening July 1, 2011 BIG BUDGET FILMS Larry Crowne (PG - 13 for brief profanity and sexuality) Tom Hanks stars in the title role of this romantic romp as a victim of downsizing who develops a crush on his jaded speech professor (Julia Roberts) when he enrolls at a community college to brush up on his job skills.

Last year brought us a biopic revolving around the life of Steve Jobs, the aptly title JOBS, starring Ashton Kutcher and while that film...

The porn actress of the title feels one of the many pulls of motherhood and does double filmmaking time to secretly make another film while keeping it together at her day job.

The crew of semi-anonymous British TV veterans behind the Crackle series Snatch have stumbled into the kind of job that gets pawned off on patsies and chumps: turn the Guy Ritchie movie of the same title into a crime series with the approximate production value of a Guy Ritchie - influenced student film.

Last year brought us a biopic revolving around the life of Steve Jobs, the aptly title JOBS, starring Ashton Kutcher and while that film received mixed reviews at best, it looks like Hollywood isn't quite done with the Apple founder just yet as a new higher brow version is in pre-production based on a bold script by Oscar winner, Aaron Sorkin (THE SOCIAL NETWORK, THE NEWSROOM, THE WEST WING).

According to Variety, Gore Verbinski, director of the Pirates of the Caribbean films, has changed his job title for BioShock to producer.

For the title of this exhibition, Williams has taken a line from a documentary by French director Jean - Luc Godard, in which an amateur filmmaker compares his daily job as a factory worker with his hobby of editing his films of the Swiss countryside as «the production line of happiness.»

That exhibition's title is taken from a line in a documentary by Jean - Luc Godard, in which an amateur filmmaker compares his daily job as a factory worker with his hobby of editing his films of the Swiss countryside by calling it «the production line of happiness.»