Sentences with phrase «new film dealing»

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Rumoured for months, the deal for Alliance has finally been done and the Canadian film and TV distribution industry has a new kingmaker in eOne.

According to the airline, the sponsorship deal means the inclusion of limited edition travel kits with slippers, headphones and other in - flight items befitting the film's theme, as well as new movie - themed menu items, dedicated travel guides to Gotham City and Metropolis, and a special edition frequent flyer card.

To deal with these wobbly videos, Facebook built a new algorithm that Kopf said can automatically improve amateur videos by removing some of the unwanted unsteadiness that is typical when non-professionals film using a camera in their untrained hands.

The streaming service says Murphy signed a deal to produce new series and films exclusively for it starting in July.

Governors Arnold Schwarzenegger, David Paterson, and Ed Rendell added their names to the list of lawmakers supporting the deal, which would create a new $ 30 billion joint venture by merging the Philadelphia cable giant's content division with NBC Universal's (NBCU) stable of television networks, film studios and theme parks.

75 years ago (from 2015), Nazi Germany was expanding all over Europe, Walt Disney had just released his second animated film, McDonalds was about to open its first restaurant, Roosevelt was president, his New Deal was still new, and the first electrical digital computer was revealNew Deal was still new, and the first electrical digital computer was revealnew, and the first electrical digital computer was revealed.

remarked the governor, speaking to reporters after announcing a new deal to film a Marvel comic series in the state.

Watching Greg and the film's crew try their best to deal with Wiseau is the main source of comedy, and it never gets old, as there are always new ways for Tommy to surprise, shock and bewilder those around him.

The most royal of the cycle of»60s films dealing with the history and castle intrigues of medieval England, Anthony Harvey's The Lion in Winter returns in a new 4K restoration by Studiocanal.

He's always played with tiny differences within his films, including the one between life and death in his first few, and here he deals with one of the most overused topics in comedy ever: two new - born babies switched in hospital.

This obviously affects her well balanced lifestyle and how she deals with her new found fear is where this film would have focused on — or so you would have assumed.

The awesome folks at Mondo have a handful of great Black Friday deals which include new prints for Scott Pilgrim vs the World, Thor: Ragnarok, Ex Machina and the films of LAIKA, not to mention a deluxe edition of The Art of Mondo book.

Review of Life Partners by Associate Editor Brigid K. Presecky Susanna Fogel and co-writer Joni Lefkowitz tell the story of two best friends dealing with growing up and growing apart in the new film Life Partners.

Walker, a Sundance award - winning documentarian with two Oscar nominations, made a deal with Broad Green shortly before the 2015 Cannes Film Festival to finance her new film, a sequel to Wim Wenders» 1999 hit «Buena Vista Social Club.»

The bastion of modern satire, The Simpsons, was ahead of its time when it dealt with a similar situation as the new film Mr. Deeds.

This movie is, in - essence, a 123 - minute trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part Two as it spends a great deal of time getting us up to speed with our protagonists and accustomed to new characters whilst building toward the film's only true reveal which is certain to have fans lining up to see the final instalment.

Although the deal was initially made as a one - off, it's not hard to imagine a film franchise emerging from this happy new pairing; the baa, as it were, has been set.

Actors Miles Teller, Kate Mara, Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Bell were still under contract for sequels, but their appearance in this film actually required new deals, as it doesn't count as a FF film and doesn't meet established deals between 20th Fox, Constantin Films and Marvel.

Like The Hurt Locker and her earlier film K - 19: The Widowmaker, Bigelow's new picture, Zero Dark Thirty, deals with a deadly obsession created in wartime.

Writer - director Noah Baumbach did some obvious studying of French New Wave and early Woody Allen films in preparation for Frances Ha, his jumpy and charming new film that deals with the life of a 27 - year - old woman named FrancNew Wave and early Woody Allen films in preparation for Frances Ha, his jumpy and charming new film that deals with the life of a 27 - year - old woman named Francnew film that deals with the life of a 27 - year - old woman named Frances.

Because Doctor Strange is going to be dealing heavily with concepts only touched upon in other Marvel movies — like the Quantum Realm, which was introduced in Ant - Man — I asked Feige which character will serve as the eyes of the audience to introduce them to this film's new world.

If a deal is reached, he's take the role of John Connor in the time - travelling film that will split the timeline of the 1984 original film and allow it to follow as a brand new story, as well as play in the same universe as the sequels.

It'd be nice if The Interview held up its part of the deal and offered a really funny experience, but it is only sporadically amusing, which still puts it among the middle of the pack as far as new comedy films go.

It's a film entirely of the seventies New American Cinema in that way — a noir - cycle picture that shares a good deal with its Yankee contemporary Chinatown (also 1974).

The New York Times said the film «creates wonder with great flair and feeling,» IndieWire called it «the best Marvel movie so far, by far,» and USA Today noted the film was adequate at «dealing with the consequences of age - old colonialism and exploring isolation at a time when actual countries are building borders rather than breaking them down.»

About half of the film was about her sexuality... her discovering a new partner and having to deal with the effects of that on her husband.

When they haven't been busy wrangling 732 characters on screen for the two new Avengers films, Joe and Anthony Russo have spent time setting up a production company and striking deals with other filmmakers for new movies.

Disney has bought LucasFilms for over $ 4 billion, and every aspect of the deal has been written up and taken apart in specialised film press and large mainstream media, with many people speculating who might be directing the new films.

Brian Oliver's new film financing and production company has a first - look co-financing deal at Paramount

His new film, Free Fire, is built around a premise that is simultaneously old school and high concept: two groups of criminals in 1970s Boston arrange an arms deal in an old warehouse, things go south, guns are drawn... and they proceed to engage in a gun battle that plays out over the course of the entire movie, mostly in real time.

That's the most prolific phrase from a script by James C. Strouse (Grace is Gone) that can be applied to whatever the audience might be dealing with when they watch his new film.

Predictably, all the potential actors would have to sign three picture deals as a new franchise is in the works and the film will likely begin shooting next April if all goes according to plan.

Beyond that, Amazon is apparently on the hook for three more Allen films after A Rainy Day in New York because of the deal Price struck, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The result is a film with a fistful of memorable moments — most of them involving Bridges hurling insults at people — but not a great deal new to say

The new film is expected to deal with the consequences of the disbanding of the Syndicate following the IMF's capture of Solomon Lane (Sean Harris) as Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his team race against time after a mission gone wrong.

Movies based on true stories are already hard enough to critique on a plot or character level, but when you're dealing with such a harrowing, difficult story as the one about what happened on New Year's Day of 2009 in a BART Station by Oakland, California, there are a lot of things that need to be acknowledged, regardless of your overall feelings for the film as a whole.

Mackenzie Davis is still in a mechanical bent for another film: she's locking down a deal to join the cast of the new, James Cameron - produced Terminator.

«Gambit» is looking to deal in a new director: Deadline reported Thursday afternoon that Rupert Wyatt is leaving 20th Century Fox's upcoming X-Men spinoff film, set to star Channing Tatum in the title role.

BBC Films and Entertainment One have jointly set up a deal for the new film, which will see office manager / singer - songwriter Brent -LSB-...]

Produced by George Clooney and Grant Heslov and starring Sandra Bullock, Billy Bob Thornton and Scoot McNairy, the new film from David Gordon Green («Undertow,» «Pineapple Express») deals with American political consultants hired to work on a Bolivian election.

Production is slated to start in Europe in June, and the film will be distributed worldwide through New Regency's deal with 20th Century Fox.

When no suitable distribution deal materialized during the fest and the months afterward, the duo decided to take advantage of the Sundance Institute's brand new Artist Services program, which helps Sundance alumni (they had «12th and Delaware» at the fest in 2010) with financing, distribution and promotion for their films.

Having dealt with Kidman's dominatrix in the first film, the lovable little marmalade - eating bear from Peru has a new antagonist trying to steal his scenes - Hugh Grant, typecast yet again as a vain and smarmy narcissist.

Based on the memoir of the same name, and adapted by Terence Winter, the film will tell the true story of Jordan Belfort, a wheeling and dealing New York stockbroker who sees his career and personal life fall into shambles thanks to sex, drugs and alcohol.

Meanwhile, the Russos also shared a mysterious set photo from the film [see here], while some new rumours emerged relating to Thanos and his Black Order [read our story here] and Chris Evans revealed why he was happy to extend his initial six - film deal to include the as - yet - untitled Avengers 4: «I had six films in my Marvel contract, so I could have said after the third Avengers I was done, but they wanted to make the third and fourth Avengers films as a two - parter,» said Evans.

While it seemed that King Kong's new home — outside of Skull Island, that is — would be Universal thanks to the company's deal with Legendary, it would appear that the latter studios» executives want to keep the dream of a Kong Vs. Godzilla film alive and are now in talks with Warner Bros. to move the creature there.

Much of the film deals with McGarry and his fellow doctors navigating their new world between the immediacy of their old ways and updated regulations.

The festival will also screen «Without a Net,» a new documentary by Oscar - nominated filmmaker Rory Kennedy that deals with schools around the country that are technologically underserved; and a new restoration of G.W. Pabst's silent film «Pandora's Box.»

Martin Campbell (The Legend of Zorro, Vertical Limit) returns as director of a 007 adventure, and this is his second time dealing with a new Bond, as well as a new direction for the series, with his last venture being Pierce Brosnan's debut, GoldenEye, arguably the best post-Connery Bond film (I'd give a nod to The Spy Who Loved Me).

If the deal gets done, the 50 - year - old New York native would be the youngest actress to play Peter Parker's guardian on screen so far, which pairs well with the 19 - year - old Tom Holland as the youngest version of the web - slinging superhero to be seen in film also.