Sentences with phrase «most poignant films»

Probably one of the most poignant films out at the moment.

Here, we explore Gandolfini's most poignant film appearances, ranked by their dissimilarity to Tony Soprano, that remind us how mesmerizing he is every time he's on screen.

Mountains May Depart has one of the greatest, most poignant film endings of the new century, and Ash Is Purest White at times feels capable of something even more melancholy and moving.

Not exact matches

In honor of the comedic genius and award - winning actor's birthday, we look back at 10 of his most poignant statements in life and film.

But if you look, for example, at my most recent film, The War, you will see that issues of faith and spirituality abound in it, in very poignant moments and in humorous ones.

Although each film is centred around Nick, moments featuring Susie are some of the most poignant.

The film most superbly succeeds in its a production design and atmosphere whilst being a social commentary that is pretty poignant.

In one of the film's most poignant scenes, the pregnant Theresa, who still has a soft spot for Tommy, replays home videos of a raucous Christmas gathering at which Tommy and Rob engaged in some friendly roughhousing that in retrospect seems ominous.

The most embarrassing moment in the film comes when Jackman performs «Bring Him Home,» arguably the show's most poignant song.

Donald Sutherland as Mr. Bennet delivers a fine performance, and is given the film's best line and most poignant moment seconds before the credits roll.

Snape's memories scene is def the strongest and most poignant of the film.

The score performed by the always - brilliant James Newton Howard is arguably the most poignant and beautiful element of the entire film.

Once again, the filmmakers were given free reign to create a short film about death in all its many forms and the results are at turns shocking, hilarious, vile, surprising, beautiful, reprehensible, poignant, disturbing, but most of all, mind - melting fun.

The struggle within the film is the same as the struggle without, then, as Crick tries to determine whether or not Eiffel's calm (and, as it happens, excellently - written) exposition will result in his poignant death or — good for him, bad for us — in his resurrection as a bland, non-descript leading man in another piece too frightened to allow itself the most appropriate ending.

«We are thrilled to return to a country, place and festival that has always been so close to our hearts, not only because my first film, «Strictly Ballroom,» was screened there 21 years ago, but also because F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote some of the most poignant and beautiful passages of his extraordinary novel just a short distance away at a villa outside St. Raphael.»

It's the most poignant moment of the film and the closest we get to a real theme.

It is this foot - on - the - accelerator attitude that leads to the film's most poignant and beautifully acted early scene.

Starring Stephanie Beatriz and Michael Stahl - David, the film is one of the most poignant and brilliantly depicted films addressing this topic yet.

His admiration for Kennedy is very evident too, and the late senator's speeches about peace and shunning violence are the most poignant and engaging moments of this film.

Very poignant, well shot and delicate film in a great venue - Tricyle Cinema - and timeout card managed it most efficiently..

With outrageous humour that bubbles to the surface, director Michael Showalter's film is most importantly, not without hard - hitting questions, dabbling with issues of cultural identity within a poignant illustration of a couple's relationship.

As polarizing as Tom Hooper has been in his choices to shoot and frame his films like «The King's Speech» and «Les Miserables,» two films that are still delightfully poignant years after, «The Danish Girl» is by far his most alluring film to date.

Yet the most interesting thing happened in the interim between the two versions: the world of film has changed and audiences are more apt to expect the unexpected and the original point of Funny Games has become moot, or more accurately has given way to a more poignant underlying theme.

Zachary Quinto's Spock fares better, if only because Quinto infuses neutral lines with a certain melancholy, but he too does not get to build on the seismic events that affected Spock in the first film, his development limited to one poignant discussion of how he has reacted to his home world's destruction and one meaningless inversion of the most iconic image of the Star Trek films that takes a piercing moment and reduces it to farce.

The film looks fabulous — most notably, the shots of a deserted and devastated London are particularly poignant.

Loach's poignant coming - of - age drama remains the now legendary director's most beloved and influential film.

Professional jackass Johnny Knoxville and Patton Oswalt, widely regarded as one of the best and most transgressive stand - up comedians of the last decade, have signed on to co-star in The Catechism Cataclysm director Todd Rohal's latest film, an outlandish yet poignant comedy about a pair of battling brothers who attempt to honor the memory of their ailing father by taking a troop of boys on a camping trip that goes wildly wrong.

Directed by Ken Loach Written by Paul Laverty (screenplay) Starring: Dave Johns, Hayley Squires, Sharon Percy This incredibly poignant film, while commenting on the UK welfare system specifically, surely will touch most Western... Continue reading →

An endearing and diverting tale of friendship, creativity, and pursuing one's dreams, The Disaster Artist isn't just one of 2017's funniest films, it's also surprisingly one of the most poignant.

Fiercely affecting, the film is a poignant and thought provoking reminder of the artifice inherent in being forced to live one's life in public and also a reminder that there was a time that Jackie, one of the most famous women in the world, had to assume the role for the nation of grieving widow and do it with dignity, poise and grace while all the while having to struggle to privately deal with the violent dissolution of her own inner and outer reality.

The film — a character study about two road workers who bicker and banter with each other as they tediously paint road lines in a burned down Texas state park — is a notably weightier comedy than most Rudd vehicles (this isn't one), striking some beautiful, poignant notes along with the funny dialogue.

At first, you'll think this is going to be a fairly typical Sundance film with inspirational instructors and poignant life lessons about not taking our most special children for granted.

But it's the film's final scene, in which a camera trains on the ravaged, tear - stained face of Elio, a precocious 17 - year - old crushed over having just learned that his older former lover, Oliver, is getting married to a woman, that provides «Call Me by Your Name» with its most poignant and powerful moment.

Dark, grim, and poignant, it sets itself apart from most vampire films as well.

A most poignant piece of programming will be the late Abbas Kiarostami's 24 Frames, an experimental film completed before his death in July 2016 and based on his photography.

One moment is when Joi and Mackenzie Davis» character sync up in of the most poignant moments of the film and the other is when a certain character is briefly revived.

One of the most beautiful and poignant final scenes in film history.

The film mirrors contemporary society in the most powerful, poignant way, and yet doesn't ever lose its edge in telling the story of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr's endeavor to organize a protest march in Alabama in 1965.

From the poignant core of Europe there often comes the most enduring films of the continent.