Sentences with phrase «minute featurette»

It opens with a seven - minute featurette on an alternate title sequence that was designed for the film, followed by the alternate title sequence itself.

I would have preferred a fifteen minute featurette with the first four segments, a teaser reel, and a trailer reel.

We next have an 11 - minute featurette entitled To The Core and Back — The Making of The Core.

She really represents the Seuss mentality that's explored in «Bringing Seuss to Screen,» an eight - minute featurette about translating the style of the book to the movie, which is worth a look for fans on both sides of the aisle.

«It's Funny: The Farrelly Formula» is a 16 - minute featurette which focuses on the Farrelly Brothers.

a 30 - minute Q&A with Farhadi is also insluded, as well as an 8 - minute featurette called Birth of a Director about Asghar Farhadi's transition from television to writing and directing.

This is not a traditional feature - length audio track with Tamblyn, Ferrera, and Bledel but a much - too - brief and entertaining 17 - minute featurette in which the three display their enthusiasm, insight, genuine affection for each other on key scenes.

First up is a roughly three - minute featurette focusing on Andrew Garfield's journey to become Peter Parker with a quick look at Jamie Foxx pre-Electro transformation and some other short footage from the sequel.

The consistent, idiosyncratic style of writer / director Wes Anderson with composer Mark Mothersbaugh is also traced in Criterion's superb 2 - disc release of The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou, which contains a 20 + minute featurette on composer, plus a gallery of unedited musical performances in Portuguese by Brazilian recording artist and actor, Seu Jorge.

Supplementals include a 19 - minute featurette from the ROSAS production house — «Improv and Ensemble: The Evolution of a Film» — that's almost too glossy for a film like All the Real Girls, but it does add the perspectives of Zooey (pronounced Zoë) Deschanel and other key cast and crew members, Orr unfortunately not among them.

In place of anything of possible interest for fans of the film, find a pathetic thirty - minute featurette interviewing real - life paranormal researchers (and, briefly, fourth - Ghostbuster prototype Richard Lawson) as they wax profound about energy and life forces and EM fields with the detail and information of Yoda.

The Making of The Imitation Game: A twenty two minute featurette finds cast and crew interviews from Moore, Knightley, and Cumberbatch, along with pictures and facts pertaining to the real Alan Turing.

You get a chatty commentary track from Corbijn, about five minutes of deleted scenes (none of which add much of anything to the film), and a pleasant 11 - minute featurette detailing the making of the film.

Bonus features consist of a six - minute featurette charting John's involvement as both an executive producer and songwriter; two alternate (storyboarded) endings with optional introductions from director Kelly Asbury; two character - based, two - minute interview chats with Ashley Jensen and Ozzy Osbourne; a collection of deleted scenes; trailers; and a music video for «Crocodile Rock.»

A fifteen - minute featurette intercuts interviews with Argento, writer Dardano Sacchetti, and Morricone, each of them contributing fascinating anecdotes concerning the production of Argento's «animal trilogy» and doling out a great deal of technical and artistic insight into the development of the director's visual style.

With a week to go until its release, a new six - and - a-half minute featurette for The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies entitled «Completing Middle - earth», which sees director Peter Jackson and the cast and crew discussing the epic conclusion to Jackson's time in J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world... The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies -LSB-...]

Unusually interesting, this twenty - two minute featurette actually functions as a pretty fair explanation for why the film, truncated as it is, stinks to high heaven.

No commentary track from director Garland, but the disc does come with a 40 - minute featurette discussing the film, the 60 - minute Q&A session from SXSW, and several short behind - the - scenes featurettes.

There is also a 16 - minute featurette highlighting the various members of the Loser's Club.

Finishing off the set is an unusually gratifying section of Games & Activities featuring a multi-angle virtual tour of and 6 - minute featurette lamenting Disneyland's The Little Mermaid attraction, a.k.a. «The Ride That Never Was.»

Family Dynamics - A 15 - minute featurette where the cast and crew comment on the Terminator Franchise and how they integrated their characters into the Terminator universe.

The longest feature is «12 Years a Slave: A Historical Portrait,» but the 41 - minute featurette offers mostly a parade of cast and crew talking about how grateful they were to work on the project with McQueen.

The disc includes a 26 - minute featurette featuring brand - new interviews with Coppola, Dunst, and other members of the cast and crew.

It's so fundamental,» says Cohen in the 20 + minute featurette devoted to the film's score and songs.

But unlike any of the DVD or Blu - ray releases for the first season, there is one supplement of some real substance: a 15 - minute featurette culled from footage from the show's Q&A panel at the 2010 San Diego Comic Convention.

The disc is packed with welcome extras ranging from an information - packed fifteen - minute featurette with director Shear concerning the transfer process from Super16 to digital to 35 mm, to an occasionally interesting interview with Jan Brunvald, the sociologist / author of several volumes on urban legends (of which The Mexican Pet is my favorite).

Other bonus materials include an audio commentary with directors Don Bluth and Gary Goldman, deleted scenes, five interactive set - top games and a ten - minute featurette called Secrets behind the Secret.

Making a Spoof is an 18 - minute featurette which spoofs Peter Jacksons King Kong Diaries with Adam Campbell as Jackson.

Other than that, the only other bonus features are an eight - minute look at the visual content of the film via production design, costumes, and hair / make - up, and a four - minute featurette in which composer Hans Zimmer talks about his score.

Then, there's a nice 20 - minute featurette titled «The Inspirational Story of Jim Morris.»

Side B incorporates a 2 - minute gag reel (I don't know what's more excruciating: the «America's Funniest Home Videos» - style animal high jinks or Harland Williams's tossing out one - liners that go down like lead balloons), a 4 - minute featurette on canine thespians Lyco and Scott, and a curiously irreverent feature - length commentary pairing actor Jeff Daniels with producer Trevor Albert.

The disc contains just one supplement, a 6 1/2 - minute featurette entitled «Pepe Profiles Present - Kermit: A Frog's Life», which as you'd expect from the running time and the previous paragraph, doesn't really cover the most well - known Muppet's career seriously or satisfactorily.

Criterion has also added «Strange Magic,» a 13 - minute featurette focused around writer and Rookie editor - in - chief Tavi Gevinson, who explores the film through the lens of adolescence, suicide, and memory via her own writing and imagery from a fanzine she made about the film in 2012.

One sprawling, entertaining 17 - minute featurette has author Priscilla Parkhurst Ferguson analyzing the film in terms of French cooking and culture: what food means, how the film treats it visually, even how it sounds.

There is also a 7 - minute featurette about the film scoring program at the Berklee College of Music in Boston.

DVD Extras We have an American trailer, a five - minute featurette with some of the English voices and two English dubbed versions - a literal translation and one with more artistic license.

The film was once slated for a March release before being held for Cannes, and now we get a better look at the film starring Nicole Kidman and Tim Roth by way of a nearly 10 - minute featurette that comes from Cannes.

Pictures have released a new four - minute featurette about the upcoming «Veronica Mars» movie and focuses on the love triangle at the center of the film - between Veronica (Kristen Bell), good guy Stosh «Piz» Piznarski (Chris Lowell)...

, a 24 - minute featurette about the special effects, an audience Q&A with Russell Crowe (27 min.)

A three and a half - minute featurette on the film's well - known waxing scene shows Carrell before, during and after the painful procedure.

Here, they share space in the same 5 - minute featurette.

«Finding Marley» is an eight - minute featurette that looks at the search for the perfect canine actors.