Sentences with phrase «ordinary film»

Critical accolades notwithstanding, this is a rather ordinary film about an ordinary man who met an extraordinary one, or at least claimed to.

A 58 - image manually - operated HD photo gallery is comprised predominantly of ordinary film stills, though a few behind - the - scenes shots are thrown in as well.

And yet, within these seemingly ordinary films lie everything you'll ever need to know about finding a partner, winning their heart and living happily ever after.

The main difference between Ultimate and other emulsions is that its silver bromide grains are extremely fine — around 10 nanometers across, or 1/10 to 1/100 as big as the grains in ordinary film.

Horrocks's phenomenal mimicry of musical grande dames... makes a splendid centerpiece for the otherwise more ordinary film built around it.

At 8 × 10 inches, Sherman's prints look like ordinary film stills: publicity images that stage scenes from a movie for press and other promotional uses.

From the first listing of the actors... most of whom had the same last name, it was readily apparent that The Talent Given Us was not your ordinary film.

Calling it an average or ordinary film is to belie Costner's ambition, but any higher praise is impossible in light of its flaws.

What has emerged is an ordinary film that might have been made for television at any time in the past few decades.

And while one grows tired of describing how Denzel Washington has made an ordinary film more than watchable, he's at it again here.

Without that, all we're left with is just an ordinary film about an ordinary man, and for about 80 % of the film's running length, it sure feels like it.

Like Jeremy Renner in The Town, without Ryan in this role the movie wouldn't be the emotionally gripping roller coaster it is, it would just be another ordinary film.

An ordinary film would handle this quickly and efficiently, so the story it kicks off can get underway; here, Gary's decision is the story, and Ferran insists on watching him deal with its practical details (all handled from his room at the Hilton near Paris» Charles De Gaulle Airport), whether it's working out the legal ramifications with his lawyer (Clark Johnson) or breaking the news to his wife (Radha Mitchell) via an epic all - night Skype session.

Like Benicio del Toro in How Our Pupils Dilated When the Things in Our Garage Caught Fire, he trusts, inhabits, and redefines a stock type — here a has - been author sheltered from the world and struggling to push out a new creation — making an ordinary film seem less so.

At first glance, the film, with its lovingly appointed interiors and its excerpts of poetry on the soundtrack, might strike you as a dull and dutiful enshrinement of Dickinson's brilliance, another ordinary film about an extraordinary artist.

From frame one, you can tell that this isn't an ordinary film.