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According to a report by CNN, Doug Gross suggests that when the first public screening of a film took place in 1895, it was only two weeks until the first «adult» film was released.

Immediately lambasted by critics upon release in 2002, the visually extravagant film proved a notable failure at the box office - with the dubbed stateside version of the film taking exceptional heat.

By far, Jordan ends up playing the most significant, if off - putting, individual in the movie, though much of the film takes place from the perspective of T'Challa (Chadwick Boseman).

In fact the majority of the film takes place during the final months of the War Between the States, that great act of treason.

The vast majority of the film takes place in New York, where he meets the woman who will become his wife and lifelong partner.

To the Bone isn't all that interested in the actual treatment of the condition, even though the majority of the film takes place in a treatment program.

(Black Panther is amazingly Western - uncentric; apart from a brief scene in a London museum, the rest of the film takes place in Africa and Asia.)

(It's never explained how exactly Elena helps the men...) Jean Renoir returns partially to the scene of «Rules of the Game» when part of the film takes place in a country estate with the gentry and servants cavorting together.

The direction and editing are slick and workmanlike, letting the performers do the work without overplaying the limited setting in which most of the film takes place.

The majority of the film takes place in the White House, here portrayed with a musty library feel, constantly filled with dark polished wood and many, many books.

A majority of the film takes place on Asgard and other unique and cool planets that aren't boring old Earth and I applaud that.

Even though «Detroit» covers the five days of the riots (and flashes forward several years in the final act) the core of the film takes place at the motel that fateful night.

AL: How long did the open sequence of the film take to put together?

The events of the film take place before Han Solo makes his debut in Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope, and Chewbacca will be playing a key role.

Much of the film takes place throughout India, and while it's lovingly shot, it's hard to escape the fact that the exoticism that it presents is for novelty, not for pathos or exploration.

Once the film finds its footing, the mystery unfolds with a palpable disquiet and doom courtesy of Ennio Morricone's menacing orchestral score (coupled with anachronistic tracks) and Robert Richardson's cinematography that uses the expanded frame even when so much of the film takes place inside.

Nine months of filming took him on patrols with American vigilantes on this side of the border and into cartel - run meth labs and hideouts of the Autodefensas in Mexico.

Much of the film takes place in Wakanda, gloriously imagined by production designer Hannah Beachler and costume designer Ruth Carter, reflecting extensive research into African design.

Most of the filming took place in the Longcross Studios in the UK.

It always conveys this feeling that all of those films take place in the same universe and that universe sure is fucked up.

Each of his films takes place in its own strange sovereignty, whether the Texas prep school of «Rushmore,» the train running through India in «The Darjeeling Limited» or the island hideaway for a pair of adolescent lovers in «Moonrise Kingdom.»

Something better than another damn quote: The line - up scene was scripted as a serious scene, but after a full day of filming takes where the actors couldn't keep a straight face, Singer decided to use the funniest takes.

I have to add that this film is much better viewed in 3D, especially since a good portion of the film takes place on an alien planet.

The best sequence of the film takes place when Bonomo and Kwon are interrogating Baptiste.

I would recommend seeing it on big screen to induce vertigo due to most of film taking place on the 21st floor of a hotel (that being said, if you are afraid of heights, you may want to skip it).

The bulk of the film takes place in the gully where Ralston (James Franco) tries to free himself after a nasty fall.

Most of the film takes place in one setting.

The opening credits feature the unsettling musical strains of «Deutschland Uber Alles,» and a title card after that informs us «The action of this film takes place during the year preceding the war, and on the night of September 3rd, 1939.»

With the majority of the film taking place in the daylight, many scenes outside, the picture is very bright and vivid.

My favorite part of the film takes place when Roland and Jake are making their way through a misty forest and have to fight a monster.

A large portion of the film takes part in Edinburgh and the city is lovingly represented.

As well as Henry's grimy room, where most of the film takes place, Lynch's film makes us of some remarkable location shooting.

JC: We shot for at least three weeks in the hotel where half the action of the film takes place.

(The bulk of the film takes place while the group is on a promotional tour and appearing in a Thanksgiving Day football halftime show with Destiny's Child.)

The CinemaScope film looks quite good clean with strong, not overly - bright color (much of the film takes place in the gloom of a Moscow winter, with Helsinki standing in for Russia).

Plenty of films took satirical aim at familiar targets prior to the David Zucker - Jim Abrahams - Jerry Zucker brain trust's magnum opus: Mel Brooks» Blazing Saddles was a Western spoof as roaringly un-PC as the films in which it found inspiration, a baby - faced Woody Allen made one of his first film appearances in the spy parody Casino Royale (now doomed to an eternity of being referred to as «no, the other Casino Royale»), and Murder by Death was a takeoff on the whodunit complete with off - brand versions of Sam Spade and Hercule Poirot.

The 1080p really captures some of the beauty of Oklahoma, since most of the film takes place in Streep's house.

Well over half of his films take place there and the city becomes a character itself.

There is, of course, no structural reason for the stage in terms of narrative — Melanie Oliver's editing is, after all, more responsible for the film's allegro tempo than Wright's staging — but as a metaphor for the aristocratic world wherein the majority of the film takes place, it has some appreciated if obvious bite (Wright ensures his intentions by juxtaposing natural environments when Levin returns to his home in the country).

He comes across a flyer for a storyteller located outside of Manitoba and where the rest of the film takes place.

NEW 4K scan of the film taken from the best surviving archival print.

The monotony of the film takes a toll on the viewer, but at the same time drives home a point.

All the more impressive is that Tarantino accomplishes this with one hand tied behind his back, as it were: At least 90 minutes of the film takes place in real time, with the same characters in one large room, a cabin where they are sitting out a snowstorm.

95 % of the film takes place in / on water, and the images on screen — I saw the film in 3D but it's not necessary to enjoy it — flow by beautifully.

According to a casting call, the majority of the film takes place in the year 1973.

The violence of the film takes president over sweeping cinematography, performance or even gun battles.

This is where the rest of the film takes place.

Due to the complete uniqueness of the film it took seven years to make altogether but Booth - along with the rest of the cast - were only brought in two years ago.

He is also very fond of shooting in the dark, and most of the film takes place at night.

Much of the filming took place on the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia.