Sentences with phrase «of cinematic wonder»

Lots of cinematic wonder in this week's preview of coming attractions, including the new Game Night trailer, The Post, Sherlock Gnomes, and more... Game Night Trailer Here is the new Game Night trailer.

Almost sounding like an exclamation in itself, Holy Motors could not be more aptly named as it sits on a celestial, trippy and cleverly calculated plane of cinematic wonder.

Reporting from the front line of the film industry, the Curzon team boldly go to the film festivals of the world - Berlin, Toronto and, of course, Cannes - returning with tales of cinematic wonder, late nights, early mornings and all the news that is fit to print.

Not exact matches

The twin themes of saturation and fecundity in To the Wonder perfectly correlate with the cinematic means that Malick uses so bewitchingly.

Oh and let me guess: You ordered all the classic Disney films on DVD because you don't want your child to miss out on the wonders of these cinematic stories you experienced as a child, right?

Pictures» Wonder Woman took charge of screens in an unprecedented way last summer, toppling the cinematic patriarchy and paving the way for even more super women.

It's true that the disorientation produced in the collision of Igorrr's frenetic style - mashing and Dumont's unadorned long - take aesthetic ensures that the film feels remarkably distinct from prior cinematic adaptations of Joan of Arc's life, but it's also hard not to wonder how this particular story might have played without the farfetched musical conceit grafted atop it.

However, one still wonders why on (Middle) Earth Jackson chose to shoot his new trilogy in this way and not allow the detailed world to be shown off in all its cinematic glory instead of it being masked by this peculiar effect (of course this won't matter in regular 24 fps 2D).

Of these the most prominent is Wonder Woman, who may not have been in her own big - screen adventure yet but could be launched as part of Warner Bros. cinematic DC universe in preparation for a standalone filOf these the most prominent is Wonder Woman, who may not have been in her own big - screen adventure yet but could be launched as part of Warner Bros. cinematic DC universe in preparation for a standalone filof Warner Bros. cinematic DC universe in preparation for a standalone film.

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And because DC apparently feels the need to mimic the ultra-successful Marvel Cinematic Universe, this movie has to pause everything long enough to briefly introduce not just Wonder Woman, but also the Flash, Aquaman, and Cyborg in anticipation of the upcoming Justice League movie.

One wonders why Garland — who read the book once, wrote the script based on his «dream memory» of it, and completely ignored its sequels (both of which were published in the same year as Annihilation)-- felt the need to give Lena some of the most prosaic motivation you can give to a cinematic character, but its very irrelevance forgives it.

Director Patty Jenkins» (Monster) cinematic treatment of the DC Comics» hero's journey stars real - life wonder Gal Gadot, Robin Wright and Chris Pine, opens June 2 in theaters and is one of the most anticipated movies of 2017.

Filmed in eight countries, it immerses us in a cinematic journey around the globe — from a traditional tea ceremony in Kyoto, to the streets of Mumbai, the loudest city on the planet — and inspires us to both experience silence and celebrate the wonders of our world.

When it was announced that the Captain Marvel movie would see Carol Danvers going up against the Skrulls, we all instantly wondered... is a cinematic adaptation of «Secret Invasion» on its way?

However, it's not the poor critical and commercial performance of Justice League that may have doomed this shared cinematic universe, but rather the success of Wonder Woman.

The vast technical background necessary for creating cinematic stories, illuminating interviews with the greatest living filmmakers, in - depth analyses of high quality movies... The material provided by Cahiers du Cinéma, Sight & Sound, Cinemagic, Cinefantastique and many others has inspired thousands of people to dedicate their lives to filmmaking, and thanks to the wonders of modern technology, these priceless cultural beams of historic value and prime educational significance continue to inspire, astonish and enlighten us, bringing up a new generation of artists who might persevere and thrive to one day fill the shoes of the likes of Orson Welles, Krzysztof Kieślowski, Jean - Pierre Melville, Agnes Varda, Paul Thomas Anderson, David Fincher and dozens of others whose work continually delight and move us in every way possible.

A singular auteur who's so out - there that it's honestly a wonder he's even been nominated, Lynch will have to make do with being considered one of the most unique cinematic voices ever to make movies.

That kind of directorial turnover is commonplace in the Marvel cinematic universe, but I still wondered if there was more to this story than just an inevitable passing of the torch.

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Like viewers, he's experienced the wonders of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, yet somehow, even as a member of the Joint Counter Terrorism Center, he's remained unaware of the technologically advanced society hidden within the African nation of Wakanda.

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Let's look at how Warner Bros can learn from the success of Wonder Woman as they take the next big leap in their cinematic universe.

Extras: «Road to Justice» journeys alongside DC comic creators as they explore over 50 years of the Justice League, from comic books to animated adventures to their cinematic debut; «Heart of Justice» in which the cast and filmmakers share their admiration for DC's iconic Trinity: Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman; «Technology of the Justice League»: From Batman's arsenal to Cyborg's alien tech, interface with the Justice League database to learn their most advanced secrets; «Justice League: The New Heroes»; «Steppenwolf the Conqueror»; «Scene Studies: Revisiting the Amazons»; «Scene Studies: Wonder Woman's Rescue»; «Scene Studies: Heroes Park»; «Scene Studies: The Tunnel Battle»; «Suit Up: The Look of the League.»

With the heroine of Themiscyra matching the performance of a movie that featured nearly all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe roster, it's little wonder that Warner Bros. is doing its best to make «Wonder Woman» a core element of the DC Extended Universe going fowonder that Warner Bros. is doing its best to make «Wonder Woman» a core element of the DC Extended Universe going foWonder Woman» a core element of the DC Extended Universe going forward.

The movie doesn't always work — in fact, it's sometimes as messy as the characters that inhabit it — but it's also the type of magical cinematic experience that, just like fellow countryman Cuarón's «Gravity,» you can only gaze in childlike wonder as it unfolds before you.

Set in the 1940s, LITTLE BOY is an instant cinematic classic that captures the wonder of life through the eyes of a 7 - year - old little boy.

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The best scenes come after many will have already left the cinema — not having been trained to stay for the credits of non-Marvel Cinematic Universe movies — and they make you wonder why the rest of the movie was such a joyless slog.

A life where that innocence and sense of wonder at being a superhero exists without those graver distractions that affects the other heroes of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

That's still a possibility, of course, but before that, Florence Kasumba will be crossing over into the DC Cinematic Universe; she's just secured herself a part in the Wonder Woman movie.

Of course, capturing the menace and wonder of the great Margaret Hamilton from the original is a cinematic impossibilitOf course, capturing the menace and wonder of the great Margaret Hamilton from the original is a cinematic impossibilitof the great Margaret Hamilton from the original is a cinematic impossibility.

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James Horner has provided the cinematic world with such a multitude of fine scores, one almost has to wonder how he manages to conjure up new themes as delightful as the previous ones.

1) «Anna Karenina» From Terrence Malick «s «To The Wonder» to the aforementioned «Tabu,» the spirit of Leo Tolstoy «s «Anna Karenina» ran through a lot of film this year, so it's appropriate that 2012 saw a cinematic version of the original story that, while bold and cinematically inventive, manages to come close to being a definitive take on the classic, as well as being my favorite film of the year.

Cargo isn't the kind of film that you think demands a spinoff or its own cinematic universe but... come on, once you see those flashes of action, you may spend the next few moments with Andy wondering why we're following this dude when there are — I repeat — Indigenous zombie hunters in this movie!

This weekend might be all about Black Panther, Marvel's much - anticipated, 18th entry in its ten - years - and - counting cinematic universe, but that's no reason to ignore the other visually expansive, comedic delight arriving in in multiplexes: Oscar - winner Nick Park's (Chicken Run, Wallace & Gromit) latest foray into stop - motion wizardry (his first as sole director), Early Man, an unexpected, if no less welcome, ode to the joys, excitement, and wonders of the «beautiful game» («soccer» to less enlightened Americans, European football everywhere else) set against the backdrop of a future - hanging - in - the - balance, winner - take - all Stone Age vs. Bronze Age football match that's almost as thrilling and exhilarating as watching Real Madrid vs. FC Barcelona or Manchester United vs. Manchester City play in front of paying fans (i.e., in the real world with real - world stakes).

He succeeds magnificently, creating a cinematic wonder that immediately becomes the film all others will be compared to throughout the rest of the year.

If his last film, the atmospheric, if claustrophobically nondescript saga of love and woe To the Wonder was the acclaimed filmmaker's attempt to pick away at cinematic convention, it is with this one that he abandons traditional narrative constructs entirely.

Released just before the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia signaled the end of the country's cinematic revolution, Jaromil Jires's 1970 film Valerie and Her Week of Wonders has long been more known than seen.

Ever since the formation of the big screen Avengers in 2012, fans of the source material have wondered if the Marvel Cinematic Universe might eventually explore one of the team's most prominent romances.

Between Batman v Superman, Suicide Squad, Wonder Woman, and the rest, Zack Snyder and David Ayer have a lot of advanced planning to keep in mind for the DC cinematic universe.

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If you like great movies, experience the extraordinary cinematic wonder of Skyfall.

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