Sentences with phrase «simple tale into»

The liberties where he chooses to take us, even when we step inside from the cold, lonely edge of space, manages to turn this very simple tale into a full - fledged meditation session with the sooth sounds of composer Steven Price.

The Lord of the Rings trilogy benefited greatly from characters being dropped from the story because they didn't fit the narrative arc of the project but in this case Jackson and his screenwriters raided Tolkien's notes and appendices from other stories to pad out what is essentially a very simple tale into a sprawling epic.

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«Shall We Danse» offers a small peak into the rigidity of Japanese society telling a simple and heartwarming tale devoid of overt sexual themes or even full blown romance.

The story never collapses into a simple morality tale; there's heroism and cowardice on both sides, and the survival of all of them depends on luck as well as on daring.

Putting the grim back in Grimm Brothers, this deceptively simple animated effort turns a lesser - known fairy tale into an edgy meditation on gendered views of nature and society.

Del Toro distills much of the bittersweet wish - fulfillment and danger of the best fairytales into a deceptively simple, but unforgettable, tale.

Walkabout is a deceptively simple tale about lost children trying to find their way home that slowly grows into a treatise against the continued expansion of industry, the domination of humanity over unbridled nature, and the correlation between the savageries still inherent in so - called civilized society.

The brilliant Ettore Scola is to be credited for his feminist critique of women under fascism, his modern understated treatment of homosexuality, and his successful examination of fascist politics — through the lens of a seemingly simple, human story that turns into an allegorical tale of immense significance.

Sometimes, even in his most brilliant moments, he can be almost a little too clever by half, with a screenplay that weaves its story threads into such perfectly constructed knots that unwrapping the whole can be tiresome for those who just want a simple tale well told.

Nothing less than the first shot in what would become a revolution, John Lasseter's simple tale turned adults into happy children, naysayers into believers, and computer animation into the dominant expression of an entire industry.

A devastating and deceptively simple tale adapted from 10th - century folklore, Isao Takahata's The Tale Of The Princess Kaguya distills a millennium of Japanese storytelling into a timeless film that feels both ancient and alive in equal meastale adapted from 10th - century folklore, Isao Takahata's The Tale Of The Princess Kaguya distills a millennium of Japanese storytelling into a timeless film that feels both ancient and alive in equal measTale Of The Princess Kaguya distills a millennium of Japanese storytelling into a timeless film that feels both ancient and alive in equal measure.

What at first looks like a simple tale of the friendship between a human and a mermaid quickly diverges into so many subplots that it's nearly impossible to keep up.

Still, it's awfully difficult not to be drawn into this refreshingly low - key and simple tale - with the uniformly superb performances (Glover's never been better) certainly playing a substantial role in the movie's mild success.

But where did the reclusive artist come from, what and who were his driving influences, and, what was it that drove him to seclusion, this is his story.Directed and Co-written by Danny Strong, this biopic tale of an artist honing his craft works as a simple introduction to some of the inner workings of Salinger without going terribly in depth about his thought process or what really shaped him into the story crafter he was; unfortunate for those looking for the deeper dive, still informative for the new comer.

A thematic companion piece to Jones» directorial debut «Moon» in that they're both morality tales about technology, «Source Code» succeeds in taking a high - concept premise and spinning it into a captivating thriller that's simple in execution yet brain - teasingly complex the more you pick it apart.

Jeremy Saulnier makes his long awaited return to the director's chair with his thriller Blue Ruin, a straightforward classic tale of a revenge that takes a simple concept and turns it into pulse - pounding suspense.

Maybe «Moonrise Kingdom» gets its lightness from being a simple, heartwarming romance, a rousing, us - against - the - world tale of a pair of 12 year olds who arrange to meet at dawn and march into the wilderness as outlaws.

Pity the little children who venture out to the movies these days; their cheery fables and simple tales have been turned into dark sagas for young adults.

To some extent a companion piece to «Moon» in that they're both morality tales about technology, Jones has succeeded in taking yet another high - concept premise and spinning it into a captivating thriller that's both incredibly simple in execution and yet brain - teasingly complex the more you pick it apart.

Set in 1940s Los Angeles, this tale about an insurance agent lured into a housewife's plan to murder her husband is a model of narrative sheerness as Cain uses ordinary vocabulary and simple sentences to evoke a dark mood.

This riveting allegory, in the tradition of Lord of the Flies, starts as a simple power play within a children's classroom, but turns into a chilling tale about the lust for power and desperate need for acceptance that reside within us all.

Helen Simonson crafts an enchanting tale, brilliant in its simple yet profound insight into human nature - a light and crisp perfection.

What started out as a somewhat simple story involving genetic memory and a secret war between a cadre of assassins and the Knights Templar has spiraled out into a nearly convoluted tale about space Romans who held dominion over Man until they rebelled and Adam and Eve became the first Assassins.

Leveraging player expectations as a core design ingredient, The Messenger is first presented as an 8 - bit action platformer with a simple story only to turn into an epic time travelling tale, eventually revealing itself as a 16 - bit Metroidvania packed with replay value and deadpan humor.

It can highlight and tag enemies, temporarily mark weak points, elemental strengths and weaknesses, and as the story starts to delve into the past and how the world came to be the way it is — a tale that initially appears simple, but takes a few dark and twisted turns — it's Aloy's link back to those days.

Familiarity is a pivotal dimension of fairy tale because it is in the act of telling and re-telling that we dig into these apparently simple tales and derive meaning.

The tale is simple and sweet; Shovel Knight manages to convey a lot of emotion and feeling, especially when you are drawn into the lush background details and vivid 8 - bit sprites.

The tale seems simple but it weaves monsters and myths of legend into the tale with a deft hand making it an enjoyable ride.

Going further into simple models like this one, the authors point out other tell - tale warnings, such as a slowdown in the response to perturbations as a tipping point is approached.