Sentences with phrase «more modern audience»

The rotating bezel is still one of the most unique features on a smartwatch that takes something old (the dial on divers watches) and reworks it for a more modern audience who wants something «smarter.»

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If you want to get in touch with your local audience, the best way to do it is through modern technology, or more specifically mobile experiences.

Modern consumers are more sophisticated than ever, and companies like Glossier that produce quality products and create authentic connections with their audience will succeed.

Personal branding is becoming increasingly important because modern audiences tend to trust people more than corporations.

It isn't surprising that as the audiences who first became fans of characters like The Avengers, X-Men and Deadpool get older, that their modern movie adaptations will be marketed more toward adults.

Obvious attempt at making the Jesus story more believable for a modern audience.

We are continually looking at new, innovative ways to grow and develop the event, and we look forward to moving the matches further into the modern area, opening - up the occasion to a younger, more social media - focused audience.»

Modern audiences are asked to believe that the character has been the same age for more than 50 years, and the series has bent or tinkered with its conventions ever so slightly as the decades have rolled past in order to stay relevant.

In response to a more culturally literate audience, its filmmakers want instead to make a point about the state of modern life.

Tarantino's frequent use of the N - word will no doubt inspire both challenges and defenses — I'd argue that, as it was in «Django Unchained,» the term allows modern audiences to experience period racism that much more vividly — and there's also the matter of Jennifer Jason Leigh, who spends much of the movie getting punched in the face by various characters.

In many ways, the message of Maleficent is far more appropriate and palatable for a modern audience than the «classic» version of the story.

The Passion play has been a success for more than 40 years in the famous Montreal basilica, but the passage of time has made it seem old - fashioned, and modern audiences are growing restless.

This remake set in modern day New York completely missed all the themes of the book, and even completely changed the ending to make it more digestible for the Hollywood audience.

Audience members who have been trained to expect the «bigger is better» mentality of modern disaster movies might be constantly expecting something more — a second wave, maybe, or, perhaps, a rockslide coming from another mountain in the area.

Comedy is a tricky art and the dearth of modern ones that play to adults and can merit serious praise and discussion illustrates that it's much easier and more commercially viable to just aim at a narrow audience, typically teens and young adults.

First, the script tames some of the more egregious proclivities of late, telling a story free from the buckets of irony and sarcasm that are usually employed as a form of distancing, allowing a modern audience to enjoy such an overt tale confident that they

Thomas, who created the BBC / PBS series Call the Midwife — an unlikely cult hit of a show about nurses in 1950s London — seems to have been compelled by a desire to make the book more accessible to modern audiences.

First, the script tames some of the more egregious proclivities of late, telling a story free from the buckets of irony and sarcasm that are usually employed as a form of distancing, allowing a modern audience to enjoy such an overt tale confident that they know what kind of story this is.

TheWrap's Alonso Duralde said Villeneuve crafted «many moments of breathless tension... Here's hoping modern audiences take to the new «Blade Runner» with more enthusiasm than they did in 1982, because this sequel proves that this world merits repeat visits.»

With Aston Martin's Lagonda brand switching to the EV segment to find younger buyers, the Mulsanne could become a more modern, electric sedan that would help it appeal to a new audience.

Ford has unveiled the all - new 2015 Ford Mustang, which now has a new more modern design as part of Ford's attempts to make it appeal to a more global audience.

Sure, some Kickstarters have made that much, but those were ones with a much more widespread, current audience and more modern works.

This new trailer is presented in a more traditional television commercial format than modern videogame trailers, and as such is more likely designed to intrigue a more mainstream audience than those gamers already involved in the franchise.

It's like modern horror films where the audience complain if they don't get to see the monster clearly, whereas a oldschool fan still holds that more often than not it's what you don't see that's more effective.

«The original vision was intended to simply reignite the thrill of the classic era space combat simulators, but updated for modern audiences and aiming for a slightly more hard science fiction approach.

All it really means is that they've replaced Brosnan with Craig, everyone else with nobodies, and the Cold War themes with a more «relevant» setting for a modern audience.

I may be a sucker for bringing my favorite games into the modern era, but Nintendo made a number of adjustments to LBW to help make it more accessible to a newer audience.

While our games might make some concessions to be more palatable to modern audiences, they can also be played just as they were they day they were released, warts and all.

But with sales still resilient in Japan, we think it's more a case of too little modern fare and too few SKUs to exploit Western audiences.

We're committed to seeing how we can address modern audiences» expectations, which run on a spectrum from a more individually contemplative experience to a more social and experiential one.

A celebrated creator of irreverent and sometimes twisted works of sculpture, Erwin Wurm employs gentle humor, interactivity and the natural curiosity of his audience to get us to think more deeply about the foibles of our modern world.

Sir Nicholas Serota, overall director of Tate, said Mr Dercon was helping to open Tate Modern «to a wider world and more diverse audiences» by staging a more international programme with photography, live performance and film.

In a statement he said: «Chris Dercon is helping to open Tate Modern to a wider world and more diverse audiences through his support for a more international program, photography, live performance and film.

Serota said: «Chris Dercon is helping to open Tate Modern to a wider world and more diverse audiences through his support for a more international programme, photography, live performance and film.

I know from experience, as I spent more than a decade writing a book — New Art City: Manhattan at Mid-Century — which takes in the studios and the streets, the artists and the audiences, the galleries and the museums, the ideas that had arrived from Europe and were transformed beneath the strong, clear light of this most modern metropolis.

Lynch believes that her eventual evolution as an artist will be less object - specific and more site - specific installation, joining other «eco-artists» who travel beyond the gallery walls to inform and educate audiences about nature and its often - at - odds relationship with the modern world.

Modern communication is characterized by a much more active role of the audience in selecting what information to take in.

Where the former looks very similar to the Q Founder, the Q Wander is a much more modern looking device and one that will arguably appeal to a female audience more than the Q Marshall would.

The Fossil Q Marshall is a more modern approach to the design of a smartwatch, and will appeal to a younger audience.

In this case, your branding and tactics for appealing to your audience will need to be much tamer than, say, an agent who is based in a large metropolis where more slick and modern - looking imagery and branding is the norm.

Last week, French film star Catherine Deneuve claimed it was not possible for modern audiences «to dream any more» about the stars on the screen because of the selfie craze.