Sentences with phrase «of films those folks»

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It's a unique opportunity for Toronto - based Canada Goose, this year's official outerwear sponsor of the festival, to clad typically fashionable film folks in arctic apparel.

This is just a level of irony, or whatever it is, too deep, and when it comes out, a lot of folks are going to be totally pissed, especially our beautiful film and TV folks.

Maybe even discussion over a bunch of contemporary films to make things a little more relevant and accessible to folks who may not be overtly Christian.

But contrary to some of its marketing, this film is not a celebration of the Greenwich Village scene or the late 50s / early 60s folk movement.

Subtly but nonetheless insistently, the film suggests that Davis's responses to them matter, and regardless of how the story of his folk - music career turns out.

Seems like the only «Footloose» film Cams ever watched is a x-ray of his ankle folks.

, Boxing Fight LXXIX, Boxing Fight LXXX, Tell Mom And Pop And All The Folks You Know About All The Boxin», Boxing Fight LXXXI, and the entire collection of Boxing Fight films such as Boxing Fight CIX, Boxing Fight CCXXXIX, Boxing Fight MDCCCXI, and Gun Fight: All Outta Bullets!

Most of those folks likely feel that she is related to Obi - Wan Kenobi or another Jedi we've seen in a previous film — Qui - Gon Jinn, perhaps.

Wired's picked up on a clever use of machinima (the «filming» of video in computer games or virtual worlds) by the folks at Bill Maher's HBO show to nail Hillary Clinton over her exaggeration of the danger involved in her trip to Bosnia in the 90s.

As Joe sets out to learn how to be healthy in an unhealthy world, he talks to a wide range of experts, follows up with folks from the first film, and connects with new people along the way.

My name is Diandra: - I've got this strong feeling of wanderlust ** - I'm in love with the process and art of film and writing - My # 1 choice of transportation are my two feet - An amateur painter & photographer - Folk, Reggae & Rock (ily Janis, Marley & Dylan)- Stephen King is my # 1...

The Anthology of American Folk Music is a six - album compilation released in 1952 by Folkways Records (catalogue FP 251, FP 252, and FP 253), comprising Offers news, comment and features about the British arts scene with sections on books, films, music, theatre, art and architecture.

Given the degree to which the film succeeded, artistically and financially, one would expect the creative minds behind it to be as happy with it as producers Douglas Wick and Walter Parkes are — it's a bad sign for your making - of doc when the most interesting folks to listen to are the studio weasels.

The film rightly gives much attention to the Cree - Canadian folk singer Buffy Sainte - Marie, who discusses the banning of her song Universal Soldier in the early 1960s, and how things have changed since then and how things have not.

It has elements of the above, yet it is truly a spiritual exploration, a stunning folk story capture in film.

So much of the success of any given horror film relies on a few aesthetic elements: its atmosphere, its ability to play with light and the shadow, and, of course, location -LRB-... location, location — as real estate folks would add for effect).

If you had any hesitation about a film about a film you didn't know, or worse, didn't like, the participation of these folks makes it easier to settle in.

Clearly one of cinema's classics, «The Empire Strikes Back» sets a standard for second - part folk films that numerous other franchises would attempt to recreate.

Now there is a chance that Ebert is discussing the «New GEEKS Cinema» meaning, the folks that have just come into the world of film.

Ryan Kernaghan's clean, handsome widescreen lensing is the outstanding element in a solidly assembled film, in which the most notable musical backing consists of various country and folk oldies that reflect generally nondescript nice - guy Donal's personal tastes.

In a weird way, that can be a little disturbing to some folks, but films such as Shallow Hal, Stuck on You, and Me, Myself & Irene illustrate their unique treatise on democracy, in which we are all collectively equal in our wonderful, horrible, messy humanity: a whole wide world of freaks.

After all of the interesting and fun effects of the preceding 110 minutes, the final effects make you wonder if the CGI folks pulled an all - nighter to rush this film out — like a cram session before a final exam.

In truth, thinking about the folks whom Haigh has left behind on Charley's journey is perhaps what cuts most through the naive palatability of the film.

But at the same time the film traffics in the pseudo-psychological mumbo - jumbo that is the standard folk religion of the film biography, and undermines its interest in reason by dabbling in emotive pop occultism.

Layering the life of Irish folk singer Joe Heaney through a flickering lens and leaning on the natural, unadorned voice of the sean nos [old style] singer, this doc / feature hybrid film isn't perfect, but it is quite perfectly - made.

I imagine some folks at Marvel were worried if moviegoers would accept a miniature crime fighter with such a refreshingly uncool name — and the bizarre power of commanding ants — but the film was a critical and commercial hit, especially overseas.

Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas is another attempt by Jeffrey Katzenberg and the folks at DreamWorks to take a chunk out of the Disney dominance of the animated family film market.

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.

Alex is surrounded in the office by an ensemble of producers, directors and film folks played by a range of considerable actors, Holly Hunter and Richard Edson among them, in relatively unrewarding roles.

The action takes place during the making of a small - budget potboiler film, HOME FOR PURIM, that no one is taking seriously, not even the folks making it, until an internet rumor surfaces that one of the cast is giving an Oscar - worthy performance.

With a resume of modest and economical dramas reflecting on everyday folk, director Thomas McCarthy has taken an unassuming approach to charismatic ensembles like his previous films Win Win and The Station Agent.

Attuned to the formalism inherent in Japanese life — the rules of school, playground and workplace; the frequency of group singing and parades; the use of communal and folk song as receptacle of social values and agent of social pressure — Ballad of Narayama simply takes these elements familiar from his earlier films and pushes them to their aesthetic limit.

As well as appearing as a villager in Doubutsu no Mori e +, Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, she appears in Doubutsu no Mori (film) by the name of Sally, who is an aspiring fashion designer and is best friends with Ai.

Based on American folk tales, the film is one of the most unnerving movies in recent memory.

«Change» is one of the themes of this year's festival, with the folks behind the festival embracing the evolving landscape of film and film distribution.

And while there are a number of strong sequences sprinkled throughout (eg Cole talks to his mother (Toni Collette's Lynn) about her own deceased parent), The Sixth Sense's funereal atmosphere ultimately lessens the impact of the much - vaunted climactic twist and it is, in the end, clear that the film doesn't entirely work as either a drama or a spooky thriller - with the movie's mild success due mostly to Shyamalan's considerable talent and his ongoing ability to wring top - notch work from folks both in front of and behind the camera (ie this is an exceedingly handsome production, undeniably).

Here at Cannes, I have spoken with some folks in the business of buying and selling films abroad, about the post-Black Panther landscape.

The film leaves a few too many unanswered questions but it's still a compelling true story which gets you thinking about the power of politicians and how even incompetent folk can orchestrate a cover up.

Nu - minimalism, neo classical, Neil Young psych - folk meets the film scores of Thomas Newman, Bernard Herrmann and Penderecki... oh its just Radiohead changing music and art forever.

But certainly Statham has achieved a legitimate level of stardom to avoid z - grade actioners like this, and folks like Ray Liotta and John Rhys - Davies can't possibly have reached financial straits as desperate as to require their participation in adventure films as flimsy and unengaging as this.

The film just looks like it's pandering to the religious folks in the room and those just aren't the kinds of movies that I like to watch.

If you see a moody pattern emerging on the type of films they've worked on, you'd be on the money; the pair, influenced by folks like Krzysztof Penderecki, Terry Bozzio and even later - day dark and doomy Scott Walker, traffic largely in droney and disquieting soundscapes, specializing in that sweet spot where discordant sounds subtly burn in the back of the frame rather than overpowering the narrative.

But curiously, Whannell (who scripted both prior «Insidious» films, as well as the Wan - directed «Saw» and «Dead Silence») sidelines those amiable folks for much of «Chapter 3,» which takes place «a few years» before the events of the earlier films.

Another crack in the timeline is the introduction of Julian Albert (yes, folks, that is Draco Malfoy from the Harry Potter films).

Remember that scene in The Blues Brothers where Jake Blues catches the Holy Ghost while watching James Brown lead a leaping, flying congregation of black folks in a gospel blowout?That's the spirit — the soul — of Dreamgirls, Bill Condon's film adaptation of the long - running Broadway musical.

Yes folks, it's been almost two decades since Celine (Julie Delpy) and Jesse (Ethan Hawke) first met on that train to Budapest, and now three films and a whole lot of life talk behind them, their relationship is as juicy as ever.

Crewing and being on film sets is kind of like being in the carnival, with carnie folks.

All of the celebrities get tributary write - ups by other starry folk: Oscar whisperer Harvey Weinstein honors film legend Redford; James Franco writes about Abramovic (OF COURSE HE DOES); Naomi Watts talks up Robin Wright who had her best year; and Jessica Chastain has the good sense to worship Megan Ellison.of the celebrities get tributary write - ups by other starry folk: Oscar whisperer Harvey Weinstein honors film legend Redford; James Franco writes about Abramovic (OF COURSE HE DOES); Naomi Watts talks up Robin Wright who had her best year; and Jessica Chastain has the good sense to worship Megan Ellison.OF COURSE HE DOES); Naomi Watts talks up Robin Wright who had her best year; and Jessica Chastain has the good sense to worship Megan Ellison...

Lake Bell)(Grade: B)-- Lake Bell's charming In A World may be the first film to explore the occupation of voice - over artists (otherwise known as the folks with soothi...

It was designed for academics and film aficionados and while I'm sure that many folks connected to it, the majority of people will find it just too weird and meaningless.