Sentences with phrase «opening helicopter shots»

The Panavision (Color by DeLuxe) cinematography by Fred Koenekamp and Joseph Biroc is always solid, though it stumbles in its occasional efforts to be impressive: the opening helicopter shots leave no doubt that someone has been watching La dolce vita again; and an unnecessarily baroque crane shot records the insignificant arrival of a taxicab delivering Roberts to the Simmons home.

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When a movie starts with an opening shot of a Helicopter battle with Dire Straight's «Money of Nothing» playing over the opening credits, you know you are in for something a little different.
A helicopter approaches a hotel rooftop and people gathered there move toward it until it turns and opens fire on them; we see several people shot and blood splatters as they fall dead until the helicopter becomes caught in cables attached to the roof and spins out of control before crashing into the roof and exploding.
The very first aerial shot of the film suggests this is an open - matte presentation, as fast - moving helicopter blades find their way into the top of the frame.
From the opening scenes on Mt. Everest to shots with helicopters to echoes and the pinging of tennis balls, the rear speakers contributed a positive sense of atmosphere.
Hitchcock's dream of opening with an elaborate helicopter tracking shot was abandoned after it became clear that the technology wasn't up to the task.
The film opens with one of those dull, routine traveling helicopter shots of the small town and its green fields and sweet little buildings, but at some point, the image segues into Adam's miniature attic model of the same town.
It's going to be open world, provide unparalleled levels of freedom, a whole new set of resources to complete missions, the ability to travel back and forth to locations, use a helicopter and even listen to the famous track Ride of the Valkyries very loudly; which could result in your helicopter being shot down!
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