Anderson wants to explore some of
the same themes of the film LOST IN TRANSLATION, with Bill Murray in Tokyo as an actor doing advertising work.
Not exact matches
They would say that John has taken the
same sort
of spiritual «licence» with the actual events
of Jesus, as a consortium
of film directors might take with some heroic
theme from history, an heroic
theme perhaps from the Bible itself.
The
same kind
of chills happen when the «Wakanda»
theme plays in Infinity War — a testament to the power
of Ryan Coogler's massive
film.
Director / co-scenarist Gerard McMurray's debut isn't as striking a treatment
of the
same theme as last year's divisive «Goat,» a
film that went out
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10 Items or Less is a likeable
film with a handful
of delightful moments, but at the
same time, why does it waste so much time, ours and theirs, in an effort that has no
theme, plot or purpose?
This movie was interesting in that it came out about the
same time as the similar -
themed The Truman Show, and that both
films were an eerie foreshadowing
of what was to come in television for the next decade.
There are a few «tells» to the
film that make it somewhat predictable in certain respects, but the movie explores the world
of tells and bluffs enough to make it a
theme, so if the
film as a whole does the
same, perhaps it's not unintentional.
Seconds (1966), arty and opaque where Grand Prix was vapid and commercial, is a kid's toy - box
of a
film, a self - conscious appropriation
of European New Wave
themes and techniques in the
same vein as Arthur Penn's contemporaneous Mickey One.
Both
of these
themes resonate deeply in the 2007 Canadian made - for - TV movie «Hybrid,» albeit without the
same level
of care and thought that went into this year's «Splice,» which is clearly a
film strongly influenced by «Hybrid.»
The
film makes little sense and isn't explained in any fashion, it just happens cos it happens basically, director Cox manages to combine an Ed Wood level
of sci - fi with a kind
of urban punk ghetto gang
theme running through it at the
same time.
Laurent Cantet) The very definition
of a
film that gets under your skin, Time Out (L'Emploi du temps) tackles the
same theme as American Beauty — unemployment as social protest — but with a thoroughness and quietude unheard -
of in Hollywood pictures even
of the indie kind.
of the
same name, this relentlessly - witty
film features some
of the funniest repartee around as it simultaneously explores a laundry list
of sobering
themes ranging from religion and mortality to love and betrayal.
The featured «Sneak Peeks» - apparently the
same on all three titles - are actually quite appropriate and «mature» - no cutesy amusement park ads, no «girl power» -
themed pap... Only The Incredibles, Bambi, and all six
films of the Studio Ghibli DVD collection released so far.
In the midst
of the fight for civil rights, and at a time when Blaxploitation
films were in full stride, here we have a
film that delves into the very
same themes, though in the guise
of apes instead
of our fellow man.
There are way too many moments where I felt like the
film was beating the audience over the head with the
themes of loneliness or taking the
same joke and changing it a tiny bit to see if it hit again.
By its end, however, the
themes that make the
film stand out in the first place don't seem to come with any specific message attached, which is disappointing, and it suffers from the
same obvious potholes regarding parents and police that so many
of its compatriots fall victim to as well.
«The
film bears resemblance to the original and explores some
of the
same themes, but will be executed very differently», said Beahan.
His
themes and obsessions are clear and present in nearly every
film of his, and yet his use
of form insures that none
of his
films ever look or feel the
same.
Anton Karas's fabulous zither
theme perfectly captures the tone
of the
film, managing to be jaunty and slightly sinister at the
same time.
As you realize this is intentional and make your way onto the
same wavelength on which Pegg and Edgar Wright (and Nick Frost and the rest
of the cast) are operating, you discover a
film that may not be as overly funny as Hot Fuzz or Shaun
of the Dead, but is exponentially deeper in its
themes, tones and characterizations.
Replacing a wedding with a high school reunion, it follows the
same themes of the hapless teenagers from the original
films meeting up and realising that they are now in adulthood.
Each
of the three sections
of the
film essentially covers a variation
of the
same themes — dealing with prejudice, trying to find and maintain one's identity, struggling with love — but Szabó finds fresh and engaging ways to approach it each time.
The creator and star
of the British sitcom Bad Education and the corresponding
film of the
same name will play Blunt's brother in the action - adventure
film that was inspired by the
theme park ride
of the
same name.
WESTWORLD (HBO) A series inspired by the 1973
film of the
same title written by Michael Crichton about a futuristic
theme park populated by artificial beings.
A series inspired by the 1973
film of the
same title written by Michael Crichton about a futuristic
theme park populated by artificial beings.
-- to the famed «National Lampoon»
films of the
same name /
theme.
That
same scene is repeated at the end
of the
film, but this time, we've been on Blige's journey and her reaction carries much more weight and underlines
themes in the
film more strongly.
The formula,
of course, is use
themes from better
films, recycle all the
same gags from previous efforts, splash some colorful visuals on it, and it if it does well, plan a sequel and a television series.
Craig Brewer was a perfect choice for the remake
of this 1984 classic what with his previous
film, the soulful Black Snake Moan, tackling all the
same themes as the original — exclusion, social change, the small town mentality and royidin!
For a director who has worked, across his career, with a thriftily light bag
of oft - used
themes, milieus and even actors, Mike Leigh has remarkably never settled for making the
same film twice.
This is her directorial debut, and while she does an adequate job behind the camera, there's nothing that separates this from the dozens
of other
films with the
same plot and
themes.
On reflection, some
of the other superhero movies were better with the sharp direction and
themes, but when it comes to a superhero movie that never forgets to be a fun, action thriller at the
same time, Singer's first X-Men
film is excellent at rising to the challenge.
It's also to say that what began its existence as a study
of the bonds that hold a family together through the caprice
of living has been reduced in its
film adaptation to a murder mystery without a mystery, and a supernatural thriller that at every turn reminds
of how much better Jackson's The Frighteners is in dealing with almost the exact
same set
of themes.
Day 2
of my Roald Dahl
themed Summer Camp (originally for Korean EFL students) Includes: * A short summary
of the story - using images from the
film and Quentin Blake illustrations * A board game and counters that I made (the
same rules as «snakes and ladders») * Team activity «Egg Drop» where students must construct a contraption using art supplies to protect their egg when it is dropped from a window.
A sequel trilogy began in 2015 with The Force Awakens to be followed by Episodes VIII and IX, while there has also been an animated
film in 2008 called The Clone Wars which was accompanied by an animated television series
of the
same name from 2008 to 2014 followed by a further animated television series titled Star Wars: Rebels from 2014, alongside other types
of media such as novels, comics, soundtrack albums, a wide range
of toys and even
theme parks, amongst many more types
of media.
Based on the 1973
film by Michael Crichton
of the
same name, HBO's Westworld has taken the original's hackneyed premise
of a couple tourists escaping from the Delos Corporation's various time - focused
theme parks (Medieval World, West World, and Roman World), and shifted it into a refined look at what it means to be human, the nature
of memory, and the true extent
of humankind's appetite for depravity.
Wescoat's more recent series draws upon the
same melodramatic
theme of «big innocent sad eyes», again drawing from another artist, made most famous by Tim Burton's
film titled «Big Eyes» — a beautiful
film released 2014, about an artist's struggle for recognition.
Comprising a newly commissioned short
film of the
same name and a new photo - text work entitled Product Recall: An Index
of Innovation (both 2014), Jafri's work explored the politics underpinning the industrial production
of food, connecting
themes as diverse as «big food», flavour enhancement technology and overconsumption.
Comprising the newly commissioned short
film of the
same name and a new photo - text work entitled Product Recall: An Index
of Innovation (both 2014), the exhibition explores the politics underpinning the industrial production
of food, connecting
themes as diverse as «big food», flavour enhancement technology and overconsumption.
As I watched the video (many
of the
same themes you may have seen from the
film «An Inconvenient Truth») I was struck by the fact that this was a government talking; I kept asking myself - if this
same video could ever be made by our current administration in the United States?I like to stay fairly apolitical and balanced in discussions, this blog no exception, however occasionally I feel it is ok to ask some delicate questions, especially when they involve topics I feel are very serious and may have long term impact.
«The
themes were easy to select,» he noted, because the
films covered many
of the
same elements as the stories that he had grown up reading.