Sentences with phrase «roll of film where»

The final product a beautiful 14 - foot long super-panorama on a single roll of film where the Beastie Boys appear and reappear four different times on the corner of Ludlow Street, and a building in the background with the now famous sign simply reading, «Paul's Boutique.»

Not exact matches

A lot of the film resembles those trashy fall - from - grace rock «n» roll biopics where the rock star gets lost in a whirlwind of sex and drugs, but Ulliel elevates the material by accentuating Saint Laurent's more sinister, predatory side.

Long before the Noir period started, sound on film ushered in several great series of detective movie series where the lead was usually a bright crime solver, but the gumshoe, gritty detective was not far behind and Noir kicked in just in time for that kind of investigator as the classical detectives (Charlie Cahn, Mr. Moto, Sherlock Holmes, The Thin Man) were on a roll that even defied studio expectations.

Here's the synopsis: «The Netflix road movie centers on Matt Ryder (Sudeikis), who is talked into driving his estranged and dying father, Ben (Harris), across the country on a quest to get four old rolls of Kodachrome film to the one lab left in the world where it can be developed before that location closes down for good.

If this film poses any questions that aren't simply redundant at this point, it's the film's frank look at age and the abrasive acknowledgement of time that one has when you reach the point where there needs to be a roll call in the morning to assure the plucky hotel owner that you're still breathing.

The original film told the story of a city kid who loves dancing that ends living in a place where dancing and rock & roll have been outlawed.

The non-horror elements of the film are uneven in general: The score, so effective in the fright scenes, suddenly evokes eye rolls when things start to get sentimental, and there's one scene of unintentional comedy where the film's retro»70s setting — another element downplayed in the first film but foregrounded here — collides with its demonic imagery in an honestly pretty silly way.

The last moments are troubled in a way otherwise alien to the movie; where a character leaving a house at the start of the film sets the ball rolling, the same action at the end does so only for the eyes.

Just to give you an example of the type of film you are dealing with here, there is a scene where Whitey is doing his civic duty washing out some outhouses when he is locked inside one and rolled down a snow - covered hill.

The scenes set in the rolling hills of the Irish countryside — the greens and purples coordinated, improbably, with Swank's wardrobe — are obvious draws in HD, but for demo material I might choose the film's finale, set inside an empty Yankee Stadium where, in one deep - focus shot, you can clearly make out each individual seat in the upper deck.

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We once again get some choice British Invasion tunes effectively married to slow - motion character strolls; The Kinks should be grateful for the potent exposure three of their songs are given, while the Rolling Stones» «Play with Fire» is employed for the film's most affecting sequence, adding to the list of instances where the director and band are in harmony.

At the outset of the film, in the early 1950s, Kroc is pitching high efficiency milk - shake machines to owners of drive - in restaurants, you know, the kind where the waitresses on roller - skates serve fries, ribs and shakes through the car windows of teenagers.

The lush green jungles of the Philippines, where Yuddy eventually goes to find his birth mother, seem to hang over the film like a premonition: the credits roll over a tracking shot of the jungle, thick and wet, with layered shades of green, and this image is reflected in the overall green tint of the film.

Most of the rest of the events take place in Georgetown, where Ellen Burstyn (The Last Picture Show, The Wicker Man) plays Chris MacNeil, a film actress and single mother of a precocious girl named Regan (Blair, Roller Boogie).

Sukiyaki Western Django - which has been filmed entirely in English, though most of the actors clearly aren't native speakers of the language - follows a mysterious stranger (Hideaki Ito) as he rolls into a prototypically violent Old West Town, where he quickly finds himself caught smack - dab in the middle of a feud between two warring clans.

This is the movie that sets up the overall «big bad» for the Marvel films, and it begins what will be a roller coaster five - plus - year ride to the third Avengers film where one of the most popular Marvel stories of all time will play out on the big screen.

This is one area where some DB10s will differ, of course — the cars used in filming ranged from fully - built models, to roll - cage - equipped vehicles used for stunts, and even cars with driving pods on the roof for some interior stunt scenes.

And by that, I mean one of those dreams where you are trying to run down an infinitely long hallway, never making any real progress, and everything around you is moving as if it were part of the b - roll for a stop action film.

Overall, The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game takes the plot of the film and does a decent job of rolling with it, interjecting its own cutscenes where possible and ensuring the action is a key component of the game.

One of the biggest draws to horror and slasher films is the fear of not knowing where the killer is or who will still be alive by the time the credits roll.

Renowned for her black and white photography, shot quickly and unobtrusively with the light available, her ideal shoot was one one where she exposed no more than a roll and a half of film, often in less than fifteen minutes.

Among the reconstruction of the original shows, give a closer look at the rooms dedicated to Giorgio Morandi and to the Futurists exhibitions at the 3rd Roma Biennale in 1925 where Giacomo Balla has presented «CanarinGatti - Gatti Futuristi» (1923/24): a joyful artwork conceived as a colorful roll film where a cat tries to chase a songbird, originally made for the bedroom of Tommaso Marinetti «s daughter.

But there was some idea that starting one in that moment where all things alternative were being rapidly absorbed — alternative music, independent film, media, et cetera — that the activities of Thread Waxing Space reflected that it was trying to be the Knitting Factory and Artists Space and all these things rolled into one, because there was a very ambitious music and performance program.

Cincinnati's Lincoln Recreation Center, where much of the film takes place, makes for a well - suited setting for an immersive, poetic dip into adolescence and gender rolls.

Following a trip to Japan in 1970 where Jonas purchased her first Sony Portapak, she states that she began making «little films -LSB-...] with the qualities peculiar to video — the flat, grainy, black - and - white space; the moving bar of the vertical roll; the closed circuit with instant feedback.

Manual Transmission I was a group exhibition and rooftop event presented on July 31, 2010 in Brooklyn, NY where curators Joy Drury Cox, Nathaniel Ward and Patrick Amsellem commissioned 10 artists to each create a unique artwork comprised of 36 exposures from one roll of 35 mm color slide film.