Sentences with phrase «particular style of film»

Not exact matches

The novel is notorious for its style, told in the particular voice of Nick Carraway, and consequently there has been great difficulty in successfully rendering it into film.

It's true that the disorientation produced in the collision of Igorrr's frenetic style - mashing and Dumont's unadorned long - take aesthetic ensures that the film feels remarkably distinct from prior cinematic adaptations of Joan of Arc's life, but it's also hard not to wonder how this particular story might have played without the farfetched musical conceit grafted atop it.

This particular film is a collection of cutesy «going in style» clichés — old lady on a motorcycle?

From films like Something's Got ta Give and The Holiday, the writer / director has made herself known for her particular style of well - lit, amiable comedies starring A-listers looking to have a pleasant break from the harder fare that they usually take on.

Near Dark remains Kathryn Bigelow's best film, suffused with style and anarchy that has an unerring feel for the irregular pulse of a very particular place and time.

This particular journalist is reminded of the 1985 T.V. movie, which looked like its costumes and sets were stolen, Ed Wood - style, from the B.B.C.'s Dr.. Who film lot.

And, according to the film's costume designer, Mark Bridges, that particular styling was courtesy of Day - Lewis himself.

Told ensemble style by writer - director Jerry LaMothe, Brooklyn bred himself, Blackout's cast of characters face mostly predictable fates and outcomes to their particular quandaries, most of which are established during the first half - hour of the film before the blackout kicks in.

I think even genre fans (the best group of film fans out there) have particular tendencies to favour some styles over others, be it American slashers, Ozploitation or German expressionism.

For the first act, we are introduced to our main characters: a poor Latin - American mother and daughter (Carmen Ejogo and Zoe Soul, the real hearts of this film), an insufferable yuppie couple on the brink of divorce (Zach Gilford and Kiele Sanchez) from which we get the lion's share of our Crash - style white guilt narrative, and Frank Grillo as a grieving father / ex-soldier who feels the urge to Purge one particular soul on this night.

I'm thinking, in particular, of handsome young hero David (Shiloh Fernandez) getting thrown around a wet cellar in high Raimi smash - zoom style, which only underscores how much the original films drew their tone from Bruce Campbell — and how much this new one misses him.

This particular episode of the radio - style talk show, available for free download from iTunes, originally followed a Utah public television broadcast of The Ape Man, a classic 1943 fright film.

A documentary style short film that allows an informal glimpse into the studio and the thoughts of the artist, at a particular time, giving context on works done and those to come.