Sentences with phrase «near the end of the film by»

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Near the session's end he was interrupted by an aggressive p.r. rep for Target, one of the event's sponsors, who asked that Earl give the kids some putting tips, to be filmed by her camera crew.

By the time we see a concert performance of said music near the end of the film, it's like an entirely new beast has presented itself.

Miguel, pleading with the specter of his great - great - grandmother — the one who was ditched by a musician all those years ago — articulates a portion of it near the end of the film: «You don't have to forgive him, but we shouldn't forget him.»

Mosab's father, however, still believes him a traitor and has disowned him much like the majority of Palestinians, a point Schirman makes a bit too much on the nose by having Mosab deliver a lengthy speech near the film's end, culminating in choking back and wiping away tears.

References to older films of the genre, witty dialogue (including a monologue delivered by Carradine near the end that is probably the best thing Tarantino has ever written), extreme violence, a soundtrack filled with all kinds of extraordinary pop songs; even an entire backstory sequence completely done in Anime.

Still, what he fails to recognize is that while Panem's citizenry tolerates — and the regime welcomes — the yearly slaughter, there is an innate desire in all people (as evidenced by the rebellion in the outer districts near the end of the film) to break their chains of bondage and fight for their own freedom.

The one redeeming moment of Down with Love is a monologue by Zellweger near the end of the film where everything comes out into the open.

Near the end of the film, Frank and Betty embrace near the bank of the river, enveloped by the night fog and lit by a series of flashing police and ambulance ligNear the end of the film, Frank and Betty embrace near the bank of the river, enveloped by the night fog and lit by a series of flashing police and ambulance lignear the bank of the river, enveloped by the night fog and lit by a series of flashing police and ambulance lights.

The best scene by far is the conversation between Carlos and Luis near the end of the film.

In the end, I was defeated by the prospect of dealing with Frankenheimer's later films — not because they were all as bad as Prophecy (or that any of the others are near as bad as Prophecy, or that anything could be), but because many of them are really, really good in really, really difficult ways to quantify.

Most interestingly, the original was directed by comedy veteran Leo McCary, who took sick near the end of filming and Norman Z. McLeod stepped in to finish up principle photography.

Near the end, he discusses the movie's impact on the rest of his career (it was directly responsible for getting him hired by Disney for Escape to Witch Mountain and The Watcher in the Woods) and speaks as a fan about some of his favourite films, mentioning Rosemary's Baby and The Exorcist as well as Ingmar Bergman.

The film, set near the end of the French Revolution, is an adaptation of a novel by Chantal Thomas.

Okay, how about a blow - by - blow rundown of a climactic Deadite infused fight scene near the end of the film with Shiloh Fernandez and Lou Taylor Pucci?

The soundstage widens slightly for Brion's score as well as the pop songs selected by music supervisor Hal Willner (and to put a little reverb on Brennan's impromptu vocal performance near the end of the film), but it never draws attention to itself.

Even though a large part of Brakhage consists of excerpts from his work or footage of him speaking, the film is shaped by the comments of several key authority figures — particularly filmmaker Phil Solomon near the beginning and Sitney near the end — and their remarks shape our view of Brakhage.

Rating: Hoopla Factor: A single speech made by the pitiful «heroine» of this piece near the end of the film can't make up for almost three full feature - length films worth of moping and passivity.

Near the end of Edward Yang's unjustly maligned 1996 film Mahjong, a teenage boy is humiliated by a group of older women, and he starts to cry.

by Bill Chambers Much like a TV show that's been on the air too long, the Santa Clause films have accrued an unwieldy supporting cast (including those old harbingers of cancellation: grandparents and babies) and begun hitting the reset button on characters thought to be at or near the end of their arcs.

The most disastrous such veering off - track, and the film's worst failure of narrative nerve, comes near the end, when the narrative is taken over by a showdown between the red - and - blue guy and a huge lumbering green monster emitting bolts of energy, making for a son et lumière as drearily digital as Electro's in the last Spider - Man pic.

The image selected by the artist represents the moment that he disengages from the actress, sometimes near the beginning of the film, creating a simple drawing; but just as often near the end of the film, creating an aggressive thicket of marks that almost obliterate the filmic image.

Say if near the end of the film, parents are arguing, Jake is menaced by zombie and injures himself which causes he and his parents to focus on the real cause of his distress... Maybe, I du n no.