Sentences with phrase «seen films of this type»

Kosar and director Brad Anderson know that weve seen films of this type before and give us a few red herrings.

Not exact matches

The past decade has seen a rising demand for «music supervision» of the type Grayson Matthews provides — companies and individuals dedicated to creating or finding the right song for the right moment in a piece of film.

I typed «stay - at - home daughter» into Google, and found my way to a review of the documentary «Return of the Daughters,» a film I'd seen and that was exalted by most of the women I knew.

Rather than write this type of review, I wanted to offer my personal take on the film as a parent of a child with concussions and as concussion educator, and why I think parents should see Head Games.

According to Crowell, «this could be good news for people who would rather not wear 3 - D glasses or pay the extra money to see these types of films.»

Researchers at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and East China Normal University devised and tested a thin - about as thin as the skin of a soap bubble - film composed of a special type of molecules called peptoids that can repair itself, similar to the self - repair seen in cells of living organisms.

I used to say every - time I watched again film Pretty Woman if I ever see a similar type of outfit Julia Roberts wore to Polo match in the movie It will be mine.

Also, I'm planning to film at least 2 videos a week and would seriously appreciate your suggestions / questions for the type of content you'd like to see me cover.

The famed theme park is home to every type of ride imaginable, from classic teacups to the horror film - inspired Saw roller - coaster (a great excuse to hold hands in you're scared!)

You must have seen many celebrities walking the red carpet at some fashion GALA or film festival, some of them stunning always, some of them, well, often to dress like a joke... If you observe carefully, you'll find that some types of dress never make mistakes.

The point is that, yakuza films have always been a topic that I'm always interested in watching because, as I see it, it's almost impossible to tell a movie in these setting with these types of characters.

However it just plays more like an extended episode and not really the type of story line the fans want to see in an X files film.

Worth seeing if you're into these types of films.

I thought that the film was fairly forgettable, and is the type of film that you need to see only once.

This is also where I found my biggest complaint with the film, seeing as its runtime was a little long for its type of storytelling.

I have met and talked to these types of film fans, but most of them seem to be film fans of the last 5 years, and as they venture out of the New Release categories of their local video outlet, they will begin to see more of the world of cinema, but for now they have their patron saints of film.

Cause right now, these «New Geek Cinema» makers are attempting to tell «clever» films, but if you take a look at what Tarantino is doing, you'll see he's already moving away from the type of film he allegedly birthed.

It's the type of circular insanity you don't see in your average action film.

Will we ever see those types of goodie - filled releases of vintage live action Disney films again?

Both are playing against type, and they say they avoided rewatching the 1960 version, although they did make a point of sitting down to see the original 1954 Japanese film Seven Samurai.

Not likely to appeal to a wide range audience (this is not a film dependent on special effects or action sequences), the international thriller is the type of science fiction film we don't see often enough.

However, both these creative artists have made films that aren't the Academy's cup of tea, so it will be difficult to forecast just what type of film Ricki and the Flash is until we see it.

This is the type of movie that will always bee seen as a writer's film and nothing more.

Personally I haven't seen the old film, but enjoyed the remake, Keanu Reeves fits the character perfectly it's his type of role.

I don't think I'm cut out to be the type of film critic — and, really, I don't know how you'd be any other type of film critic — who sees every movie and has an opinion about them.

I could see him doing a fun but dark cyberpunk type of film, or maybe a sci - fi heist film (think Cowboy Bebop).

A character - focused melodrama fueled by a collection of outstanding performances by all three leads and beyond, Trust is a type of film we see all too rarely in this day and age.

It's the type of circular insanity film that we haven't seen for a while, and has more than a passing resemblance to Terminator 2: Judgement Day and 12 Monkeys.

Ever since catching Tony Mahony and Angus Sampson's The Mule at SXSW, I've been describing it as a «you've got to see it to believe it» type of film, but this new trailer actually does a solid job of recreating...

If you see a moody pattern emerging on the type of films they've worked on, you'd be on the money; the pair, influenced by folks like Krzysztof Penderecki, Terry Bozzio and even later - day dark and doomy Scott Walker, traffic largely in droney and disquieting soundscapes, specializing in that sweet spot where discordant sounds subtly burn in the back of the frame rather than overpowering the narrative.

For him, it seems that genre movies have the potential to show the type of extreme moments that other, tamer films can not offer, making people amazed by what they are seeing, but also question what it is they are watching and how exactly it came into being.

Since spectacle is what these types of films are all about, from Buster Keaton to Jacques Tati to Jackie Chan, it's cool to see these stunts treated as the athletic feats they truly are.

The 10s have already seen a wide range of films and production styles win the Oscar with no clear type or style dominating.

Most of those calling him a traitor are presented in the trailer as being stuffy bureaucratic types, so I'm interested to see if it's a bit more balanced in the finished film.

It's fearful that some might see the film because of its trailer, the copious swearing, and the fun of seeing a beautiful Australian actress playing thoroughly against type.

The two leads work well together, but the best performance of the film goes to John Mahoney as the father, surprisingly understanding and the type of father you never really see in teen films.

It's great to see that The Coen's never give up on something they obviously feel passionate about, and also that they won't be bullied into a corner of making the same type of film over and over again.

Even if you don't particularly see people from your own family in them, you can certainly relate to some of what they're going through and with this type of potentially manipulative and unconvincing film that's certainly nothing to be sniffed at.

It's the type of film best seen fresh, as its main pleasures come from that increasingly rare feeling of genuinely not knowing what's going to happen.

It's the type of film for which I constantly saw previews while in the theater over the course of 2013, and I had made a mental note to make sure to catch up with it once it hit home video.

It can be a joke, but it plays into what I was saying before: these filmmakers go to festivals, and those are the types of films that are bought and that you see at the major festivals.

This isn't the type of special effects - laden film that he's known for, so it's nice to see him using his talents in new ways.

But in the mid-credits scene of the film, we saw that Thanos was about to board the Asgardian ship, making everyone wonder what type of carnage would follow.

It's an astoundingly well - realized first feature film for director Jennifer Kent, and one that actually manages to deal with a type of relationship we haven't seen that often in a horror film.

Have we seen him do this type of film before?

The Death Cure should not work as well as it does, but thanks to a good amount of focus and a few subversions of what we tend to see in these types of films, there is a lot to appreciate.

These films are divisive because there are viewers who enjoy seeing the same movie plots over and over again; it provides some type of familiar and relaxing entertainment, something I will never understand.

The Fury filmmaker reiterated that these mid-range films are his bread and butter and seeing as how major studios aren't making them anymore, he sees places like Netflix as a way to bring that type of filmmaking back.

The joy of seeing such the rare complicated and successful female character is only deliciously complicated by Sloane not being what we would expect from this type of film.

I didn't think this would be my type of film... thank goodness I went with my partner to see it!