Sentences with phrase «old television show»

DVDs were poised to open access to movies and old television shows in ways that VHS never had.

It's similar to the Hollywood trend in the mid»90s of recycling old television shows into films: the world has moved on for a reason.

She didn't have to wear a suit or uniform to work, obviously she could nap, play on the Internet, watch old television shows, do whatever she wanted.

Hollywood's fascination with remaking old television shows into film continues with our subject for today, The Man from U.N.C.L.E., a slick action spy caper from director Guy Ritchie (Sherlock Holmes).

Do you remember the old television show «Mission Impossible»?

Most people today are familiar with the recent Mission Impossible movies starring Tom Cruise based on the old television shows by the same name.

This is the manifestation of the older television show in your face but immortalized in some great animation.

But unlike so many other recent (or upcoming) Hollywood products, it was made from an original screenplay (Faber and Fisher previously wrote for TV sitcoms); it didn't come from a source that audiences are already familiar with, like an old television show or a previous movie.

At Al's place, Woody meets the other characters from his old television show, Jessie (Joan Cusack, Arlington Road, Grosse Point Blank) the cowgirl, Stinky Pete (Kelsey Grammer, Down Periscope, NBC's Frasier) the prospector, and Woody's faithful steed Bullseye.

To this day that memory has an eerie aura for me very reminiscent of an old television show hosted by Walter Cronkite called You Are There!

The game feels like it is trying to nail down the old television show vibe with the closing, «Next time on Agents of Mayhem ``, where a woman blows us a kiss and rides off (a possible hint at a new playable character in the next trailer?).

Hulu Plus will cost $ 9.99 a month and offer expanded access to both current and old television shows on a computer or many other connected devices.

And while it's hard not to detect a slight smell of cheese throughout, by splicing in real - life news reports of oil spills, air pollution, and scenes of climate change, it seems that such a revamping of the 20 - year - old television show would actually be quite relevant in light of the environmental challenges we face today.