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We kept the original text - not the whole play, obviously - and that has been adapted and is really a stunning piece of cinema in terms of the visuals.»

What follows is one of the bloodiest pieces of cinema in a long time.

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Annabelle: Creation is a movie that pushed me to think long and hard about the role of demonic activity and the occult in modern - day America, and was an excellent piece of cinema.

I am very interested in and very keen on the idea of writing an original musical expressly for the cinema, taking into account the differences between the world of the cinema and that of the theater — which is rarely done when a theater piece is transformed to the cinema.

Dubbed «sugar babies», these good - looking girls join rich older men for cinema dates, gym trips and holidays in return for a monthly cash allowance and lavish presents - plus the piece of mind that they'll leave university in the black.

While Rockstar San Diego may find some difficulty in filling its open expanses with interesting and emergent play, it does imbue it with a stark beauty and compelling narrative that makes Redemption more than just an allusion to cinema, but a piece of work that can confidently stand next to it.

As is oft - noted, cinema remains the art form most closely tied to industry, so the mere act of assembling $ 50 million in financing for a piece of this nature certainly represents no easy task — it's an art in itself.

It's like a Max Ophüls movie on crack, and the most magical piece of cinema I've seen in Cannes in many a year.»

For those of us who prefer to judge Gibson solely in terms of his art, the movie is a virtuosic piece of action cinema — particularly in its second half... And while there has been no shortage of recent films that decry the horrors of war and man's inhumanity to his fellow man, I know of none other quite this sickeningly powerful.

A spectacular piece of virtuoso cinema that impresses not only for its remarkable technical achievement (Lubezki reached heavens with that jaw - dropping «forged» long - take), but also for being an incredibly well - constructed (and hilarious) character study with Michael Keaton in a magnificent career - defining performance.

However, Vaugn does a great job in assembling these pieces and constructing a film that is a refreshing and charming piece of cinema.

In addition to being a great piece of art, A Month in the Country sees several of British cinema's most formidable talents in some of their earliest performanceIn addition to being a great piece of art, A Month in the Country sees several of British cinema's most formidable talents in some of their earliest performancein the Country sees several of British cinema's most formidable talents in some of their earliest performancein some of their earliest performances.

While the movie is not an outstanding piece of cinema, the talented cast have fun with the silly transformation plot and ensure quite a good time for viewers of most ages, in the tradition of the Disney films of its era.

It's a loose adaptation of British novelist Sarah Waters» Fingersmith; it's a milestone of LGBT cinema in conservative South Korea; it's an unapologetically kinky slice of erotica Tinto Brass at his most florid would be proud of; it's a Byzantinely structured tale of con and counter-con that makes real demands of its audience to keep up; it's a stirring narrative of women escaping from bastard men; it's a vividly sketched chamber piece; and — most importantly — it's a damn good yarn.

It was made into a classic piece of early 1960s cinema (and a 1990s remake), and will soon arrive at Netflix in a modernized form.

I watched Dunkirk again recently on the small screen, and while it was not quite as thrilling as the first time in the cinema I still thought it was a fantastic piece of work and was gripped throughout.

What transpires is an emotional, uplifting and ultimately inspiring piece of cinema that is about as good as British cinema has had to offer in recent years.

Though the influence of Hong Kong director Wong Kar - wai on Barry Jenkins» Moonlight has been well documented, the Best Picture winner's most direct allusion to the master of exquisitely stylised melancholy comes via its brief use of Caetano Veloso's rendition of «Cucurrucucú paloma» by Mexican composer Tomás Méndez, a lovesick piece also features in the soundtrack of Wong's own mood - drenched classic of gay cinema, 1997's Happy Together.

The Week in Movies discusses the last seven days in cinema, including a bunch of actors announced for Spider - Man: Homecoming, a very unexpected piece of casting for Fast and Furious 8, the first trailer for The Office spin - off David Brent: Life on the Road and much, much more... The Week in Movies is an excerpt -LSB-...]

In his review, Nick Casaletto praised the film, calling it «a well - crafted piece of cinema.»

As our man in Venice put it, «It's a visually breathtaking piece of punk - art cinema that gives a lot of food for thought.»

The most important piece of news to come from the panel is that the Victorian special will be shown in selected cinemas across the globe around the time of its TV release, which will finally do the BBC's high - end production proud as the show is played on the big screens it truly deserves.

With Black Panther set to open in cinemas around the world this week, Marvel will soon be turning its full attention to the marketing campaign for Avengers: Infinity War, and today we've got a new piece of promotional artwork for the hugely - anticipated superhero event, which gives us another look at Iron Man in his latest -LSB-...]

With Black Panther set to open in cinemas around the world this week, Marvel will soon be turning its full attention to the marketing campaign for Avengers: Infinity War, and today we've got a new piece of promotional artwork for the hugely - anticipated superhero event, which gives us another look at Iron Man in his latest armor.

However, the buzz wasn't because the film was a sensational piece of cinema, but because it was secretly shot at Disney World, and was decidedly something that the House of Mouse would not approve of in the least.

Two acting heavyweights of French cinema go head to head in this modest, rewarding character piece.

When, early in the piece, eldest son of the Friedman clan David addresses the camera directly in what he warns is a personal journal, Capturing the Friedmans subverts the exploitive voyeurism that defines cinema, particularly pornographic cinema, in a way that is as cannily, uniquely, ironically filmic as Michael Powell's Peeping Tom.

This is a very handsomely mounted period piece, the kind where it almost never rains in England, which is one of the cinema's two biggest lies.

One of the more refreshing pieces of cinema here at the Toronto Film Festival among the gravitas, and one of the more intriguing titles up for sale is I, Tonya, the comedy - drama that Margot Robbie produced and stars in as fallen Olympian figure skater Tonya Harding.

Ultimately, Selma is a powerful and beautifully constructed piece of cinema about a turbulent time in US history and well worthy of your attention.

While the nature of the proceedings (which some may label «formulaic») makes the movie more apt to be labeled one's «favorite» than «an outstanding piece of cinema», it truly does succeed in one of the most basic ways that film can, by hooking you in emotionally with tact, not force.

The intent behind Strong's picture is clear — to craft a piece of cinema that stands as a fictional representation of Salinger's grand significance in the literary realm.

Selma review - «a powerful and beautifully constructed piece of cinema about a turbulent time in US history»

The visual splendor of Zack Snyder is on full display, and what a magnificent looking piece of cinema it is, as the director does well playing somber and slow during the first hour - plus of build - up, only to finally get a chance to let it all rip in grand fashion for a lengthy showdown between godlike beings battling it out on Earth for the fate of two separate races.

In a decade dominated by the first wave of American independent cinema and blockbusters — everything sharks and wars amongst the stars and godfathers — Malick delivered two of the most important pieces of American cinema in the post-studio agIn a decade dominated by the first wave of American independent cinema and blockbusters — everything sharks and wars amongst the stars and godfathers — Malick delivered two of the most important pieces of American cinema in the post-studio agin the post-studio age.

He was in this year's Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice, was briefly in Suicide Squad, has shot the ensemble piece Justice League, has a film named The Accountant out in a matter of weeks and will now have a potential Oscar - magnet which he wrote and directed in cinemas by the end of the yeaOf Justice, was briefly in Suicide Squad, has shot the ensemble piece Justice League, has a film named The Accountant out in a matter of weeks and will now have a potential Oscar - magnet which he wrote and directed in cinemas by the end of the yeaof weeks and will now have a potential Oscar - magnet which he wrote and directed in cinemas by the end of the yeaof the year.

Still, Mantle has found a way to let his background influence his work with filmmakers like Boyle and Kevin Macdonald in the most pleasantly surprising of ways, and such was the case on «Slumdog Millionaire,» perhaps the most visually dynamic piece of cinema to be released in 2008.

Beautifully directed and brilliantly acted, A Nightingale Falling is a moving, authentic piece of cinema about a turbulent period in Irish history where loyalty and trust were for many the only means of protection.

Currently in cinemas, David Lowery's remake of Pete's Dragon is a surprisingly decent piece of entertainment.

It won't change the face of cinema history, and it won't win any awards (it's too downright dirty for that), but it's furiously entertaining, and a very strong piece of drama from a director who hasn't much luck in the last thirty - odd years.

Tonally it owes more to Rowan Woods's excellent drama The Boys rather than other Australian crime films like The Square, Gettin» Square or The Hard Word and yet it still follows the conventions of a crime drama to result in a complex and gripping piece of cinema.

It's a beautifully sustained piece of cinema, raw and authentic and emotional, and if the movie ends just a bit too abruptly... well, there's always the possibility of another visit in 2022.

Tom Jones is a magnificently entertaining motion picture, and while I'm not one to say it's quite the masterpiece it was lauded as back in 1963, that does not mean it still isn't an essential piece of cinema worthy of multiple looks.

Saintliness and cinema are an odd couple, enough so that auds will be caught off - guard by «This Is Martin Bonner,» a mood piece, a character study and an exercise in poetic gesture possessed of a sort of evanescent, secular spirituality.

A detailed study of 19th - century painter Joseph Mallord William Turner in his final years, Mike Leigh's latest slice of art - house cinema works in much the same way as a Turner landscape: You have to be with the piece in person, then let it wash over you, one muted colour at a time.

France's «Of Gods and Men,» the grand prize winner at last year's Cannes Festival, offers up just such a message in a finely wrought, quietly observed ensemble piece starring Lambert Wilson and the 79 - year - old Michael Lonsdale, whose jowly, hangdog countenance has graced over half a century of great cinemOf Gods and Men,» the grand prize winner at last year's Cannes Festival, offers up just such a message in a finely wrought, quietly observed ensemble piece starring Lambert Wilson and the 79 - year - old Michael Lonsdale, whose jowly, hangdog countenance has graced over half a century of great cinemof great cinema.

From the so called Package, a weekly update of content privately distributed in Cuba, which include a Classics section, I picked out Andrzej Wajda's Czlowiek z źelaza (Man of Iron, 1981), a quintessential piece of auteur cinema, blending fiction and facts in an unprecedented and maybe never again possible way, all suffused with romanticism.

The film's cinematography is second to none, and Anton Karas» inimitable zither score has become one of the most recognizable pieces of music in cinema history; Welles, Cotten and the rest of the cast are equally superb.

From Brooklyn to Saudi Arabia, these artists hail from all around the world, each having managed to create a piece of cinema (in some cases multiple pieces of cinema) that have spoken to our writers here on Movie Mezzanine.

Despite my small complaints, Fury Road is still a masterful piece of cinema and an instant classic in the action genre.