Sentences with phrase «like fifth estate»

Cumberbatch is best know as Sherlock Holmes in the BBC series Sherlock, but has also seen feature film turns in movies like The Fifth Estate, Star Trek Into Darkness and most recently as Alan Turning in The Imitation Game.

Cumberbatch is best know as Sherlock Holmes in the BBC series Sherlock, but has also seen feature film turns in movies like The Fifth Estate, Star Trek Into Darkness and this November's The Imitation Game.

Not exact matches

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The widows of the Vanderbilt tycoons who had built the New York Central Railroad sold their ponderous mansions on Fifth Avenue — urban châteaus that lined «Vanderbilt Alley» from 42nd Street to Central Park — to real estate speculators like Benjamin Winter and Frederick Brown.

It did for me after the fifth year of real estate, like «Wow, boom!»

The Fifth Estate feels like a film that might find a better home if it were an HBO original movie rather than a major motion picture release.

But not all: Bill Condon made like he was David Fincher to unconvincing effect in the Julian Assange quasi-thriller The Fifth Estate, but Benedict Cumberbatch (as Assange) and Daniel Brühl (as his comrade in arms) made it watchable.

Over the next decade, Anonymous continued to establish its identity, and for every awards hopeful that stumbled like «Rendition» or «The Fifth Estate,» there was a pleasant surprise such as «Winter's Bone,» which also made a star out of a young, largely unknown actress named Jennifer Lawrence.

Touchstone Pictures / DreamWorks Pictures: Bridge of Spies (2015)(Blu - ray + DVD) Delivery Man (2013)(Blu - ray) The Fifth Estate (2013)(Blu - ray + DVD) Fright Night (2011)(Blu - ray + DVD) The Help (2011)(Blu - ray + DVD) The Hundred - Foot Journey (2014)(Blu - ray) I Am Number Four (2011)(Blu - ray + DVD) Lincoln (2012)(4 - Disc Blu - ray + DVD Combo) Need for Speed (2014)(Blu - ray) People Like Us (2012)(Blu - ray + DVD) Real Steel (2011)(Blu - ray + DVD) War Horse (2011)(4 - Disc Blu - ray + DVD Combo)

High - profile gala premieres either landed with a thud («The Fifth Estate,» a «Social Network» - like snapshot of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange), sank under the groaning weight of responsibility (the Nelson Mandela biopic «Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom») or, through sustained shouting and unrestrained acting, made critics» heads hurt and / or spin (the star - packed adaptation of the Tony Award - winning «August: Osage County»).

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The Fifth Estate: The Fifth State has absolutely nothing of relevance or interest to say about Julian Assange, which ensures that its 125 minutes feel like an eternity.

DreamWorks» 2013 output was limited to Fifth Estate and the Vince Vaughn movie Delivery Man, meaning they failed Disney both creatively and commercially, not that the latter undid much of the fortune generated by blockbusters like Iron Man 3, Frozen, and Monsters University.

The real draw for The Fifth Estate isn't the drama surrounding it but the enticing and almost albino - like visage of Benedict Cumberbatch railing in an Aussie accent about truth, justice, and the «mainstream media».

There are more than a few clues as to why director Bill Condon would like to erase the bad taste left by 2013's «The Fifth Estate,» his botched attempt to capture the enigma that is WikiLeaks creator Julian Assange (as played by another Mr. Holmes, Benedict Cumberbatch), with this intriguing if only semi-satisfying Sherlockian enterprise.

It's easy to take for granted how prescient Sidney Lumet's Network actually was for its 1976 release: the onslaught of vapid reality shows was still a few decades away, evangelical television and Fox News had yet to surface, and though the country was shaken up by corrupt politics, at least people still recognized the important of the fifth estate due to events like Watergate.

It's not even August and the award season slate is already jam - packed with likely looking titles like 12 Years a Slave, Mandela, the Tom Hanks double feature of Captain Phillips and Saving Mr. Banks, The Butler, Gravity, The Fifth Estate, The Wolf of Wall Street, Fruitvale Station, Dallas Buyers Club, and if there is a just and loving cinema god, Blackfish will be considered for Best Picture, not just as a documentary.

This legislation makes good sense when one thinks about AssessMed v CBC; like Platnik v Bent, a case in which an auto insurance assessment firm and two of it medico - legal assessors claimed defamation in a CBC Fifth Estate segment «Prove It if You Can».

This year will also mark the fifth real estate market downturn I've lived through, and make no mistake; this market will correct itself like the others did.