Sentences with phrase «outer space scenes»
What «The Martian» lacks are a lot of actual outer space scenes.
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I don't know if it was Mr. McConaughey, the cheesy family scenes, or that after what Alfonso Cuarón did with Gravity it will be pretty hard for someone else to get to that level when it comes to outer space movies, I just wasn't thrilled after the trailer, Michael Caine and all.
In a second test, they scanned the brains of participants in an MRI machine while the subjects watched a series of short video clips of unfamiliar faces, famous faces, common objects and navigational scenes, such as a clip of the Earth from outer space; and in a separate task as they recognized specific faces.
Real - life astronauts have given the film their blessing but one or two artificial - looking scenes betray the fact the film was shot on sets at Shepperton and Pinewood, not in outer space.
The director has done long scenes before — a seven - minute segment in «Children of Men» is especially memorable — but he's never pulled one off with all the built - in barriers of working in a facsimile of outer space.
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Johnson makes these scenes his own with visual references to World War II carrier battles (fighters, bombers, dreadnoughts) and it's an interesting choice, even if the falling bombs seem to suggest that gravity exists in outer space.
Tim Burton's «Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children» is a showcase for spectacular visual effects, a top notch production design, and endless movie references (I could swear the opening scene was straight out of Ed Wood's «Plan 9 from Outer Space».
And while a few scenes may ring familiar — instead of Luke seeking training from Yoda, Rey seeks it from Luke; instead of a scuzzy cantina, Finn and Rose visit a swanky, Monte - Carlo - in - outer - space casino — the accusations of «The Force Awakens» being a redo of the original «Star Wars» (yes, yes, «A New Hope,» whatever) can't be leveled here.
In addition to wringing pointed, biting laughs, this scene also concisely pints up a real issue: the Harvard - educated Pierre wants to create respectable series spotlighting the oft - ignored African - American middle class (think The Cosby Show) while Dunwitty wants to see the slang - and slapstick - heavy sitcoms that are the predominant television showcase for blacks (think Homeboys in Outer Space).
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She could take quite literally the long view, imagining the same scene from outer space.
This month, Altindere is returning to New York — after a recent star turn in the Berlin art scene — to show a new body of work that uses the amazing true story of the Syrian Cosmonaut - turned - anti-Assad-activist Muhammed Ahmed Faris to make the mordant case that outer space (in particular Mars) may be the most plausible safe haven for Syria's refugees.
Then, Kandinsky's telescoping circles are launched into swirling orbit while a man in red views the scene from outer space, suggesting a divine, cosmic perspective.
Expect scenes from outer space, floating heads, gold - front grills, and Obama.