Sentences with phrase «just film in general»

If you are a fan of musicals, classic cinema, or just film in general, you absolutely can not miss West Side Story.

Not exact matches

Clearly, I'm wearing more than just foundation in the «after» picture so I filmed a Get Ready With Me video to walk you through my general everyday makeup process and show you a few other products that have stolen my heart lately.

I tend to agree here on the fact that «The Departed» has certainly is Scorsese's best film in over a decade, it works on multiple levels for not just fussy cinemagoers but general audiences as well, and unlike those aforementioned examples it never feels slow, self - important or clunky.

If you are a fan of Tarantino and just good movies in general, Django Unchained is one film you can count on.

Its just not a substantive movie, but I guess, if you want a horror film, the mean spirited dialogue, creepiness and stabbings will make it worthwhile, but those aren't really features of a great movie in general.

We'll just have to wait and see how the general public takes to the movie, of course, since that may truly determine if this film ends up being included as part of Universal's new monsters movie universe - or, if it gets left out and Alex Kurtzman's The Mummy reboot winds up being the first official brick in that wall.

Being as harsh as I tend to be on films in general, especially considering that this one flies the accursed Disney banner, I think it says a lot that I spent the entirety of the film enjoying it just for what it was: an old - fashioned adventure flick, with new - fashioned flair to spice it up.

We just need to raise the funding, and Kickstarter seems like a great way to collaborate with Alex's fans, the cast's fans, and people who care about film preservation and indie filmmaking in general to make this happen.»

Things really do get very intense right from the get go, it's not just the games that leave you feeling nervous for the characters you love it's the whole film in general that keeps you nervous.

While the opening scene, which serves only as back - story and general reasons as to why it takes so long for Raleigh (Charlie Hunnam) to return to the Jaeger game, is fluff for the film and even in the moment felt unnecessary as opposed to just being retro - actively less awesome than the other greater action sequences.

With this comes interesting wrinkles, most notable of which is the film's stance on the Japanese military, not just during that period, but in general.

In the 1960s, his feature film debut, he plays the haunted and pale Boo Radley in To Kill A Mocking Bird; in the 1970s he immortalized his love for the smell of napalm in the morning as a general who like to surf and plays Wagner when going into battle; in the 1980s he plays a quiet, down - on - his - luck country singer who does odd jobs for room and board while trying to put his life back together; and in the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decadIn the 1960s, his feature film debut, he plays the haunted and pale Boo Radley in To Kill A Mocking Bird; in the 1970s he immortalized his love for the smell of napalm in the morning as a general who like to surf and plays Wagner when going into battle; in the 1980s he plays a quiet, down - on - his - luck country singer who does odd jobs for room and board while trying to put his life back together; and in the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decadin To Kill A Mocking Bird; in the 1970s he immortalized his love for the smell of napalm in the morning as a general who like to surf and plays Wagner when going into battle; in the 1980s he plays a quiet, down - on - his - luck country singer who does odd jobs for room and board while trying to put his life back together; and in the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decadin the 1970s he immortalized his love for the smell of napalm in the morning as a general who like to surf and plays Wagner when going into battle; in the 1980s he plays a quiet, down - on - his - luck country singer who does odd jobs for room and board while trying to put his life back together; and in the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decadin the morning as a general who like to surf and plays Wagner when going into battle; in the 1980s he plays a quiet, down - on - his - luck country singer who does odd jobs for room and board while trying to put his life back together; and in the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decadin the 1980s he plays a quiet, down - on - his - luck country singer who does odd jobs for room and board while trying to put his life back together; and in the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decadin the 1990s his turn as the bombastic Apostle E.F. might just be the best single performance of that decade.

Just about every major comedy released under an R - rating in the past few years (including «The 40 - Year - Old Virgin,» «Wedding Crashers,» «Knocked Up» and «Superbad») have gone on to become instant hits, and though «The Brothers Solomon» doesn't even come close to the quality of any of those films, it'll have no problem convincing the general public otherwise.

She's not just into marriage, but honesty in general, and the film's first postulate is that that makes her unique.

It replicates in an extraordinarily genuine way how filmmakers at almost every level of success discuss film as well as of how festivalgoers are just the distillation / magnification of Joe Everybody's militaristic politicism, nascent anti-intellectualism, and general ignorance.

The films becomes more than just a life story about a genius, it is now an examination of genius in general and the way it affects us regular non-genius people.

Wilson, Brody and Schwartzman are all in top form, and the script, pacing and general ambiance of this film is just great.

From Allen's vigorous narration opening with an explicit reference to the film being set in the 1930's to the general, ever - so - slightly starstruck perspectives of Bobby and Vonnie, there is a melancholy and a longing for the times and stars that seem just out of reach (notably, no movie stars are ever shown, apparently just off camera).

Department of War True Glory AVA02725VNB1, 1945 General Eisenhower introduces this joint US / British Government film that surveys the entire campaign in Western Europe from just before D - Day to the surrender of Germany in May 1945.

Everything from Poe's «on hold» conversations with General Hux in the opening moments to Luke's shoulder brush in the finale to Finn and Rose's awkward exchanges just don't sit well with a film that, often times, takes itself so seriously.

And it's also fun because I feel like she could flip either way because of her mind... I think this film was a lot about just conflict in general of what's right.

Not just for the source material, but for an entertaining film in general.

This list, or so I've tried, was put together following many different but intimate echoes in between films; some correspond just in reflections of a single shot, others to the general feeling experienced, many to a communal and identified way of being (for example, woman), of living, cinematically.

This kind of elaborate world - building fan art feels strangely out of place here; maybe there's just something too hermetic about these films and Philip K. Dick in general.

Like the film in general, his performance is ultra low - key, but he can convey so much in just a gesture or change of expression.

If you love blues, or just entertaining films about music in general, Crossroads is one to seek out at your local rental store when the new releases aren't satisfying enough.

In general, he could not ask you to stop filming just to stop filming.