Sentences with phrase «regards to this film because»

I mention Wexler a lot more often than Nichols with regards to this film because Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

Not exact matches

I would bet that the gay neighbor in the 1999 film American Beauty, who, it is implied, loves guns, collects Nazi trinkets, and turns to murder all because he represses his own urges, formed more people's views about how to regard homosexuals than did the entire decade's research into psychosexuality by the whole scientific community.

Just because I am my most powerful doesn't mean that I threaten your position as a man and hopefully, it's a film that can encourage us to be a little less scared of the other in that regard.»

«Such a delight» cast & crew statements do little to bolster the actual quality of the docu, but because the film is sort of fun in a trash - cinema way, you feel like forgiving a lot of the crimes of self - regard herein.

The film succeeds in that regard because of Lisa Owen, who brings to the role an almost supernatural vitality and warmth.

While Steven Spielberg's Jaws is widely regarded to hold that distinction because of its wide release and its success, other films, including this one, had wide releases just as big.

• I'm curious to hear what your favorite film scores of the year because in this regard, I'm not sure I have any!

But I'm making the choice ahead of time to not go into too much detail regarding the story, mainly because I want you to see this film, and I honestly believe that you should go into a movie like this with fewer details than usual.

The pacing of the films was only the beginning of the problems with selling such a thing to a broad audience; likely because of Tarantino's standing as the more well - regarded filmmaker, the slow - burn crescendo of Death Proof played after the warp - speed throwback gorefest Planet Terror.

Speaking of editing, the initial description that I read regarding this film implied that Sasha was angry about Paige's engagement because the latter had made a vow that she wouldn't get married until her best friend was legally allowed to marry another woman.

Other films in the spotlight will include a pair of Weinstein Co. releases that have made news because of editing: Different versions of opening - night film «Grace of Monaco» have reportedly led to conflicts between director Olivier Dahan and Weinstein, while the Un Certain Regard entry «The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby» screened as two separate films in Toronto, but will be unveiled as a trimmed - down third version at Cannes.

It does not seem to be a film that was well regarded and the main interest in Thunder Road is because of the dual role played by Robert Mitchum as star and major creative force behind the production.

The much - commented - on lapse in judgment that relegated Kelly Reichardt's Old Joy to the Frontier section last year affected its reception, not only because Frontier is a catch - all category for films that are regarded as too far - out for the majority of Sundancers, but more concretely, because Frontier films screen at the festival's lesser venues.

So, in regards to my indie feature film, that I've written, am producing, directing, taking to festivals, and self - distributing — should I not be allowed to call myself the «writer» on the project because it's outside of the studio system?