Sentences with phrase «sort of a period piece»

Q: This film has a lot of «60s music in it and it's sort of a period piece.

It's almost a diner car approach, sort of a period piece about the industrial locomotive era in American history.»

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For long periods the game was crying out for the sort of defence - splitting piece of magic usually provided by Philippe Coutinho against teams who come to frustrate.

I'd like to cultivate a more suitable everyday sort of style, which definitely nods to the vintage style, but also doesn't need to necessarily look like a period piece.

You won't find much subtlety in the solid period - piece drama «Marshall,» but you will find plenty of crowd - pleasing courtroom theatrics, some wonderful performances from the main players — and yes, all sorts of reminders of how far we've come in terms of race relations since the early 1940s, and how very, very far we still have to go.

This Seventies - era period piece is the directorial debut of Federico Castelluccio (a / k / a ponytailed enforcer Furio from The Sopranos), who attempts to create the sort of gritty, solemn character study that probably could've come out during the Me Decade.

Of course, the movie also works as a companion piece of sorts to «Django Unchained» in the way that it deals with race relations during that period in American history, and it has some very interesting things to say on the matteOf course, the movie also works as a companion piece of sorts to «Django Unchained» in the way that it deals with race relations during that period in American history, and it has some very interesting things to say on the matteof sorts to «Django Unchained» in the way that it deals with race relations during that period in American history, and it has some very interesting things to say on the matter.

Unlike his last starring period piece where it could be argued that Cranston was sort of caricature - y, his role as Mazur is more rooted in reality and simply more believable.

His best - known films of this realist sort include those in the series Six Moral Tales, Comedies and Proverbs, and Tales of the Four Seasons, although Rohmer was also a fascinating formalist when it came to period pieces, whether in his intentionally artificial interpretation of an Arthurian legend, Perceval (1978), or in his technically progressive take on the French Revolution, The Lady and the Duke (2001), an early film to utilize computer - generated imagery for its backdrops.

Todd Haynes has mounted the sort of film that will effortlessly stand the test of time, a period piece apiece in any period.