Sentences with phrase «judicious editing»

Through judicious editing Price composes the material into narratives which shift between different archives and collections seeking to expose the links between materials that have very different histories.

At a tick under two and one half hours, the risk is that the patience of the audience is too sorely tested, and perhaps more judicious editing of the twists and turns in the source would have allowed for a more watchable film.

Much of the midsection is unneccessary and bloated, and perhaps with judicious editing down to a more contained 90 to 100 minutes (like Shaun, which clocked in at 99), Hot Fuzz would not feel so like a marathon.

A little judicious editing, and we'll have yet another orgasmic birth video.

There's little doubt, however, that the film's 118 - minute running time is a tad longer than the distinctly plotless structure can withstand, and it does become increasingly clear that the proceedings would've benefited from a few judicious edits here and there.

The lack of momentum ensures that the movie runs out of steam long before it reaches its inevitable conclusion, and it's finally obvious that The Marrying Man could've seriously benefited from a more judicious editing style.

Although there are some reminders of tensions and disagreements, it is an altogether friendly affair in which the still - existing rancour between key players is barely discernible and, through judicious editing, the issues of creative authorship are delicately handled.

Common complaints are that they are overlong, undisciplined, too talky, unevenly paced, racist, in need of more judicious editing, ludicrously violent, pointlessly provocative, disturbingly fetishistic, overly allusive, shallow, immature and morally compromised.

There might not have been any hobbits, but like many of Jackson's movies, the game could have benefited greatly from some judicious editing and shortening.

There's ultimately no question that School for Scoundrels would've benefited from some judicious editing, but it's equally clear that the movie is just about as entertaining and light - hearted as one might've hoped.

A lusciously filmed, capably acted offering that mildly entertains, despite its need for some judicious editing and its tendencies toward schmaltzy predictability.

The films only fault was that it was a little too long and could have used some judicious editing.

With its stark, gorgeous cinematography and judicious editing, little reprieve can be found from the mounting terror.

There are some solid performances, notably from Rosamund Pike, who gives a subtly sympathetic performance as Miriam, Wife Number Three; while Paul Giamatti is wholly believable as Barney, who sheds the television producer cliché as the movie progresses and becomes a fully three dimensional, likeably - flawed character, although I did feel that some of the later, present day scenes could have done with some judicious editing.

The movie enjoys some nice performances and a strong third act, but it moves too slowly to get to that point and probably would have benefited from some judicious editing.

Sayles» penchant for delving into the personal lives of even the most periphery of characters ultimately lends the proceedings a distinctly rambling vibe, however, and there's little doubt that the film would've benefited from some judicious editing (at 123 minutes, the movie suffers from a leisurely pace that often threatens to become oppressive).

Some judicious editing would help enormously in maintaining viewer attention.

Through judicious editing the artist composes the material into narratives, which often start out by revealing the ideological identities of her sources.

Berendes gave her judicious editing art sense for the pieces to blossom and breathe abundantly.