Sentences with phrase «often see in movies»

This phenomenon is not common in direct vision, but often seen in movies and television.

Not exact matches

In recent years, the statuette has gone home with lesser - seen movies, often from off the mainstream radar — offbeat or «prestige» titles that captured the imagination of Academy voters if not the American public — to the near - total exclusion of big budget Hollywood blockbusters.

All along, Liongate's model was about cheap, low - risk investments, often in edgy material the major studios avoided, such as the Saw slasher movies.

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Now, thankfully we do not see people beating each other up at the grocery store for the last package of Oreos on a regular basis (only on Black Friday sales for cheap TVs), but we can see in our movies, television shows, books, and overarching culture that violence is still seen as a somewhat legitimate — often glamorous — method for achieving one's goals, whether it be overt or covert in nature.

And just like we can not see the wind but we can see the effect of the wind, so the effects of the Spirit of God upon culture can often be viewed in places like movies, music, literature, art, and politics.

During the tween years girls often compare themselves with their peers, and with the images, they see in magazines, on television, and in the movies.

When we think of domestic violence, often we think of physical abuse — the hitting, pushing, punching, and other stereotypical behaviors of characters we see on TV and in the movies.

You probably have these images because that's how we often see breastfeeding portrayed in photos and movies.

Not always and often not to the extent that we see on television and in movies.

Further, dairy is now often mixed with sugar in products like yogurt and chocolate milk, and anybody who has seen the movie Fed Up knows what a disaster sugar is for our kids.

Girls often compare their friendships to what they read about in books, see in the movies or watch on television.

Diapers are often seen on trained animals who appear on TV shows, in movies, or for live entertainment or educational appearances.

Teens and young adults often think it's «cool» to use marijuana because they hear songs about it, and see people using it on television or in movies.

Quick healing is often seen as a superpower in comic books or movies, but it does have a basis in reality.

It has been seen that celebrities often lose weight so fast to play a role in a movie.

We have often seen a perfect body of celebrities in the movies or dramas, actually, they come straight from the gym and look smart.

For all his talents, Tim Burton does tend to repeat himself, and you can often see in his trailers which of his own movies he's stealing from.

Sadly, many guys rush online to for a list of openers they can use to impress, and often find out they do not work as they see in the movies.

Very often I see in American movies that they all seem to have an accepted model of dating stereotypes.

The fire fights are often better than what you see in big budget movies, and it's not so PC that it turns all the terrorists into blue eyed neo-nazis.

The fire fights are often better than what you see in big budget movies, and it's not

Because there's a lot of brilliant, unrestrained, nasty kills that you don't see often in mainstream horror movies anymore.

But sometimes movies register more in pieces than in wholes — not only in the sense of viewers seeing only three - quarters of Kazan's compositions in Streetcar, but also in the sense that we often remember what we like and discard the rest.

How often do ever see those in a movie unless they are intentional?

It's a technique that works well, and something you don't often see in disaster movies.

When you consider movies you have seen, how often are elderly or handicapped people portrayed in a thoughtful and positive way?

We've seen people playing god in countless movies way to often.

A young actor who's worked with Francis Ford Coppola, Woody Allen and Warren Beatty, he's already built up an impressive résumé — although too often, he's done fine work in movies nobody saw (Coppola's sibling drama Tetro, the supernatural YA romance Beautiful Creatures) or been relegated to the margins of good movies (Blue Jasmine).

«The Queen» (2006) is a movie in which Helen Mirren, a British actress of limitless skills, often seen as a very ordinary person, plays the Queen of England.

I doubt it's plausible to claim that Lee (who often does that when his characters embrace) was inspired by Woo, but where do you see The Killer's influence in the action movies that followed?

Aspects of the film weather Dimension's dubbing — for instance, I like Lam's lean approach to the cops»n' robbers» often - vicious shenanigans: the requisite wiretap is only as complex as Chow taping a cassette recorder to his belly, while the heists entail lots of commotion and gunfire and stuffing bags full with necklaces — none of the sterile, gadget - assisted ballet we see in Robert De Niro movies.

Years later as a writer myself I see the value in books and movies like this as a necessary «feel good» source in our often troubled world.

[Audiences] often see him in action - packed movies, but I wanted to do something very subtle with him — a guy next door who is working class.

Superhero fans, movie fans and, especially, connoisseurs of black culture — American and African — are all eagerly awaiting the debut of Marvel's «Black Panther» movie starring comic books» first black superhero with an enthusiasm not often seen in American cinema.

In a world where conflict and misunderstanding often drive decision making, it's refreshing to see a main character who rejects those philosophies, and a pity that the movie couldn't do justice to the concept.

Carey Mulligan wants to see women «fail» in movies because female characters don't often «fail» on screen.

Ray Winstone, who often plays villains, is one of the best actors now at work in movies (see him in «Sexy Beast,» «Ripley's Game,» «Last Orders»).

Robin Williams» movie roles saw him go self - indulgently gooey as often as self - indulgently manic, but in his last great film performance in pal Bobcat Goldthwait's black comedy World's Greatest Dad, he's brilliant.

It does suffer from the same flaws we often see in these Marvel movies.

Lupita Nyong» o is that rare capable love interest that you don't see often in comic book movies.

She isn't the sulky teen we often seen in these types of movies.

«It has a level of sophistication in its physiological unraveling that you don't see very often, especially in horror movies,» the 33 - year - old English actress expressed in her just released behind - the - scenes interview — Check it out below!

Efron does some heavy - duty pining here, of a kind not seen since the era of silent movies, emoting in closeup, often wet - eyed with yearning.

«This movie is doing a lot to bash stereotypes and preconceptions about who we are, and it will also do a lot to inspire us and show us in a light we've not often been seen in,» Bassett says.

I have never seen more women occupy important roles in a Star Wars movie, and the screen is also often full of wonderfully diverse faces serving both sides of the Force.

As we've seen in prior DVD wrap - ups, there's often a sequel among the classic and not - so - classic movies, and Blade: Trinity tries hard to recapture the kinetic energy of the first Blade film, yet manages to feel more like the tenth entry in a tired franchise.

«It's not surprising that Blue Ruin is winning raves, for Saulnier's second feature has certain cinematic and narrative values that one doesn't often see in American movies, particularly action movies — and it does belong to this category, however distantly removed it is from what the words» action movie» have come to promise (i.e., fireballs, robots, robots throwing fireballs).

America's obsession with the Kennedy's has inspired countless books, movies and TV specials depicting the family's triumphs, tragedies, and scandals, but few have solely focused on Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis or as most refer to her, «Jackie O.» One of the most beloved first ladies was often overshadowed by her husband and his brothers, however, in the new drama, Jackie, the famous first lady takes center stage, and we see the rise and tragic ending of the Kennedy White House through her eyes and words.

As we've seen in «Broadcast News», «Morning Glory», and other movies involving the subject of TV news, relationships away from the job often suffer, and, of course, that happens here as well as Ron Burgundy's career goes from an all - time high to a new low when the one thing God put him on this Earth to do (other than have salon - quality hair) is suddenly taken away from him.