Sentences with phrase «observations about making the film»

All of the major talent clocks in with their personal observations about making the film, including writer Elmore Leonard.

Not exact matches

And while most screenwriters or directors would make that the entire premise of their film, Holofcener proves once again why her films feature some of the most satisfying and well drawn observations about men and women and how they relate.

The featurette is that (overemphasizing some minor contributions), but there are also some interesting grander observations made about the film.

Much as I'm a great admirer of Chekhov and I do regard him as an ancient influence in some way, I never really thought about Chekhov until we'd made the film and people started to make this observation.

It's rare for a film in any genre to valorize writing poetry and literacy, and rarer still for a film essentially about nothing to sport so many moments of genuinely fruitful observation in its interpersonal interactions, which makes the picture's flights of fancy feel the more unnecessary.

Given Idris Elba's recent observation about the glass ceiling faced by black actors in England, it's nice to see films like this being made (although it should be noted that although it's an English - Nigerian co-production, it was filmed in Nigeria at writer Biyi Bandele's request).

«Don't Think Twice» Mike Birbiglia's film about a tight - knit improv troupe that's split when one of its members ascends to an SNL - type show was full of top comedians (Birbiglia, Chris Gethard, Tammy Sagher, Keegan Michael Key, Kate Micucci and Gillian Jacobs make up the group) doing hysterical improv, but more impressively bringing so much heart and smart observation to this very specific scene and age group.

The film makes surprising, poignant observations about generational change and the way people fill the voids in their lives.

This makes them feel more realistic, and lets the film make some sharp observations about the nature of courtship in the world of dating apps.

Yet, among some subtle observations about gender inequality, the film makes sure to leave plenty of breathing room for McCarthy, Bullock and the largely game cast of supporting players to riff on all sorts of ridiculousness.

Adorno made his sage observation in a very different political time and place, but he could just as easily have been talking about the political world of «The Ides of March,» the gripping and relentlessly cynical new film noir from George Clooney.

In the article the writer makes the following observation about the changing landscape for the marketing of films: