Sentences with phrase «next film down»

In Brave, the latest film from the animation powerhouse, audiences quickly found two hidden references that we have come to expect in all of its feature films — the Pizza Planet truck and a nod to the next film down the line (in this case, Monsters University).

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Your company, Malpaso is based there, but they turned down I think at first the next film which we're going to see which I just think is an extraordinary film.

32:05 - 33:38: Jason exposes his dissatisfaction with Daniel Craig for turning down the role to play James Bond in the next film.

I'd take Stanley seven days a week and twice on Sunday because I'm reasonably sure from watching his film that, barring injury, he is going to be able to lock down edge rushers for the next decade or so.

The former «Alias» star who plays a U.S. government agent in the upcoming movie «The Kingdom,» told People magazine that filming the fight scenes «was so down and dirty that [I] had scratch marks that we had to cover up on my face for the next few days.»

With location shooting for the movie «Marshall» now complete and the buzz around the filming having died down, what's next for the area's filmic future?

We innately believe, for example, that as we walk down a street, we are continuously filming a detailed movie of our surroundings and using that mental movie to decide what to do next.

Two hot Australians slated to join the Geordie Shore cast when they come Down Under to film the series on the Gold Coast next week.

Hoffman admirably underplays the part, making him a tough character to pin down, which suits the part and should continue on through the next two films.

His next project (which, though it doesn't begin filming until next month, is currently slotted for an end - of - year release) is a New York - set period dramedy based on the stranger - than - fiction, real - life FBI sting operation (ABSCAM) that brought down numerous crime figures and corrupt government officials in 1980.

The film deals with very real (and socially relevant) issues of gun violence in the United States, but more often than not skirts around its questionable morals in order to transport Willis back to the 1980s with catchy one - liners as he takes down the next faceless villain.

Is he really thinking if bowing out, or rather, already, laying down the conditions under which he'd make his next film?

It all comes down to the next five days because what nominations a film gets, how many nominations it gets will decide whether it wins in its chosen categories or not.

Coming off two critically acclaimed films — the family drama «Summer Hours» and the epic terrorist thriller «Carlos» — his next effort marks another gear change for the director who refuses to be pinned down to any one genre or style.

As cinema and politics move further and further down the path they are headed, I suspect that films like London Has Fallen will soon become next to obsolete.

One night I went to see a movie at the Egyptian Theater on Hollywood Blvd.. When the lights went down, the man next to me — a stranger — groped me during the film.

Working backwards, finding Errol Morris's first two films was extremely difficult in the years before DVD and the blossoming of the Internet as the world's finest rummage sale, but the picture made enough of an impression on me that I spent the next six months tracking them down.

After blowing it to hell in INDEPENDENCE DAY, Emmerich's next film WHITE HOUSE DOWN features a...

The Academy has narrowed its list of foreign language film contenders down to nine ahead of next month's nominations.

I don't see the franchise slowing down but maybe it can blend the two approaches in the next film without compromising the fun factor.

Recently we sat down with Hahn to talk the uncomfortable truths of Soloway's script, maternal anxiety, and her role in Peter Bogdanovich «s next film, «Squirrel To The Nuts.»

Despite the vast disparity between the quantity of films I've viewed and «Larry Sanders» episodes, when I recently took part in The House Next Door's «If I Had a Sight & Sound Film Ballot» series, I found it far easier to prune those pictures down to my ten favorites than I did when I applied the same task to «Larry Sanders» episodes.

For the next two months, every day (except for Saturday), we will bring you a run down of a future 2015 film that we see as a potential awards vehicle for next year's Academy Awards.

Maya Angelou's film Down in the Delta, Benny Boom's Next Day Air, and Doug Atchison's Akeelah and the Bee, for instance, were naturalistic films devoted to black perseverance.

There's also a little relief from Marvel's habit of stopping down to set up the next decade of planned films, Vol.

Edward James Olmos recently sat down with CinemaBlend and laid out exactly what Shane Black and the cast of The Predator will bring to the table when the film debuts next year.

The next extra video is a 24 minute short public information film called Hospitals Don't Burn Down (1978), also directed by Trenchard - Smith.

The Lovely Bones is such a let down (after the less than sterling King Kong) that I wish he'd get a move on and make his next film.

They're all down in Atlanta filming whatever the next Avengers movie is, Avengers: Chipwrecked I think, and have decided to band together, like only the Avengers can, to do a one - night - only reading to benefit hurricane relief in Puerto Rico.

Though she turned down a small (nude) role in Breathless, she was soon cast in Godard's next film, Le petit soldat (1961), at age twenty, and would go on to appear in six more of his films during the sixties, including the iconic Vivre sa vie and Band of Outsiders (she and Godard would also cameo together in Agnès Varda's Cléo from 5 to 7).

Ahead of the film's World Premiere as part of SXSW's Midnighters» section, Screen Rant sat down with Shipp and Hildebrand to talk Jeffrey Dahmer, representation, and where Tragedy Girls might go next.

For his next feature, Reitman is directing Kate Winslet, Tobey Maguire, and Josh Brolin in a film about a young boy and his agoraphobic mother whose lives are turned upside down when an ex-con enters the picture.

He turned down films like «A Star Is Born» in order to take a pair of Terrence Malick films, and will topline Scott Cooper «s neo-noir «Out Of The Furnace» for his next big test.

The original film starred Rogen and Byrne as a married couple with a young baby whose lives were turned upside down when Zefron's fraternity moved in next door.

The noir - ish tale of enigmatic father - figure Sydney (Philip Baker Hall), who approaches down - and - out John (John C Reilly) at a Nevada truck - stop and offers him assistance / advice / mentorship in a manner which makes John just as suspicious of ulterior motives as we are, Hard Eight is an interesting comparison to Anderson's next two films.

Justice Smith («The Get Down») will join Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard in the next «Jurassic World» film, reports THR.

And the momentum doesn't slack; even when the film gets weighed down by clunky exposition or yet another curlicue of unnecessary complications, it's not long before we're on to the next set piece.

Had Payne not already used it, «The Descendants» would have been an equally apt title here, so acute is the film's sense of the virtues and vices passed down from one generation to the next.

Given that a major West End musical adaptation of the film is slated for next year (making this the fourth Whoopi Goldberg blockbuster to beget a stage musical), and that 2010 also just happens to be the film's 20th anniversary, there's a safe bet that a new release will be coming down the pipe in the relatively near future.

The only real faults in the film lie in occasional lapses in the relatively formulaic biopic script, which threatens to bog down at times and includes a handful of sloppy elements, such as jarring editing, where it seems to be day one minute and night the next.

It does its job perfectly, laying down a thread that can be picked up in a Black Panther sequel or virtually any other Marvel Studios film, although we may have to wait for the next phase, after Avengers 4, for it to fully play out.

Zir - e Sayeh (Under the Shadow, Babak Anvari, 2016) This and my next selection are two films from Iran that take place in buildings cracking and falling down and are as different from each other as possible.

As Whip pours his booze down the drain in one scene and orders another drink in the next, we are pulling for his recovery — and for much of the film it's easy to also root for his acquittal in the National Transportation Safety Board's crash investigation, where Whip is represented by his union steward (Bruce Greenwood) and a sly attorney (Don Cheadle).

One minute a fiercely honest character study about a man coping with bipolar disorder, and the next minute a charming rom - com revolving around an amateur dancing competition, the film performs such an amazing tightrope act that it's really to Russell's credit that it doesn't come crashing down like a house of cards.

The film currently doesn't have a release date and just started production, but you can bet it'll be making a splash during awards season next year, and one imagines Annapurna Pictures will plop it down into a prime fall release date slot.

Director Craig Johnson (The Skeleton Twins) describes the movie, produced by Ben Stiller, as «a fun, funny, and flirty film located down the street from Pretty in Pink, around the corner from Superbad, and right next door to new neighbor Love, Simon.»

David Koepp's script is also repetitive in a way the other two films weren't; while the comparative paring down of the plot into a largely straightforward chase narrative is admirable, the non-stop sequence of «Leads run from bad guys to place > find next clue and explain it to each other > bad guys come back and shoot at them, so leads run while continuing to explain» becomes incredibly tiresome as the film goes on.

It launches next weekend at San Francisco Writers Conference, and all the writers there will get a free copy to take away and hopefully spread the word down there where, you know, they're close to film world, and they can all start taking a rights approach to their books.

Apparently, Rare was asked if it would consider making a game based on the next James Bond film, but the studio turned it down.

When the inevitable next Jurassic Park film makes it into production, Spielberg has a place to turn should John Williams be indisposed - composer Wataru Hokoyama has Williams» successful soundtrack formula down to perfection.