Sentences with phrase «time film»

This is not a comment on the film, but rather on how exhausted I was by time this film started.

Yet while the recipe sounds delicious on paper, at times the film feels as if it's missing a crucial ingredient that would have taken it from good to great.

Some are full - time film critics who writes for a print and online publications while others are self - made and self - published.

The first time a film from a black director is # 1 at the box office after another black director held that spot.

I think a lot of times films can lose its authenticity when they have their actors performing in front of a tennis ball.

It would be the last time a film starring Cruise would make over $ 500 million worldwide for the next six years.

Credit goes also to the effects crew for an exciting storm scene, but that scene is about the only time the film ever achieves any moments of gripping drama.

At the same time this film questions numerous assumptions that have been made with regard to mechanical reproduction in art history.

It's about time a film such as this arrived on the scene.

At times the film does feel a little drawn out, too slow and soothing in parts, but your patience is rewarded with a satisfying final act.

It was filmed on a shoe string and we had a great time filming it.

She has been out several times filming part of an episode.

There are only so many times these films can get away with scenes of massive destruction - the thrill (and horror) of the spectacle starts to dull.

The only advantage of this is that it makes it very easy to measure how much time the film has left.

If the county can attract five films with a budget of $ 5 million each, that would support two full - time film crews, she said.

I can't remember the last time a film covered this topic so well.

This is the first time the films have looked this good for decades, either on home video or on film.

At times the film feels rushed, and at others like it isn't long enough.

Ask yourself when was the last time a film you considered to be the very best of the year actually won Best Picture?

It's about time this film was available on disc.

Yet, despite ostensibly doing everything «right», for most of its run - time the film doesn't quite manage to deliver the thrills.

I haven't seen it, but I had a great time filming it.

It's the one time the film feels like its characters actually want something.

Nevertheless, in time the film begins to come into its own, regaining some of the features for which the original trilogy was so loved; from the fantastical legends to the backdrop of ancient mythology, Jackson remembers (within his chaotic production of pure blockbuster - style spectacle) to show us some of what made his films so perfect for Tolkien's grandiose yet intricate style in the first place.

Although at times the film gets bogged down in psychological murkiness, the relentless pace and brooding charisma of its star overcomes its narrative deficiencies.

You can read her full Weinstein - related comments from the Cannes awards in the Twitter thread below, courtesy of Los Angeles Times film critic Justin Chang.

L.A. Times film critic Kenneth Turan shares his documentary picks from the first weekend of the Sundance Film Festival.

The New York Times film critics on «What to Expect When You're Expecting,» «The Color Wheel» and «Battleship.»

As filmmaker Ted White and bike designer George Bliss noted while spending time filming in China, at certain unmarked intersections cars just completely ignore cyclists on the side of the road waiting to cross until a certain «critical mass» of them accumulate.

Termination Salvation: The Video Game, which will be a third - person shooter will be in retail stores on May of this year; the same time the film hits theaters.

In fact, the only time the film seems to work is when it stops trying to be funny, which happens increasingly as the film nears the end.

And once they were on a roll with Times film writers Amy Kaufman and Mark Olsen, supporting actress contenders Hong Chau (Alexander Payne's «Downsizing»), Holly Hunter (Michael Showalter's «The Big Sick»), Allison Janney (Craig Gillespie's «I, Tonya»), Nicole Kidman (Sofia Coppola's «The Beguiled»), Laurie Metcalf (Greta Gerwig's «Lady Bird») and Michelle Pfeiffer (Darren Aronofsky's «mother!»)

PS — We had the best time filming this video together!

I had a great time filming with ARTE though, and I'd love to do more stuff like this in the future.

The last time a film won for cinematography that didn't have a Best Picture nomination was all the way back in 2006 with Pan's Labyrinth.

At times the film veers into near - caricature mode, but manages to right itself thanks to the counsel and wisdom of two strong women.

Unfortunately, at other times the film just stops cold, mired in false sentiment and a terrible musical score that sounds as if it were designed to play in your local supermarket.

Not that any of this matters, mind you, when you have a sucker punch that was Peggy and Steve's goodbye, one of the first (and only) times a film from this universe would actually evoke audible sniffling from the audience.

A few times the film tried to transition from being slapstick to having long sections of dialogue which did skew the pacing a little.

Several times the film loses it's grasp on it's tone and stumbles as a result.

I can not remember the last time a film gave me palpatations and sweaty palms as the protaganists move inexorably towards the dreamlike conclusion.

My solution for all my lists here at The End is to go by imdb date, which is based on the first time a film plays for an audience, festival or commercial, anywhere in the world.

The repercussions are minimal for this malignant narcissist, the subject of the upcoming comedy Listen Up Philip; however, over time the film shows how Philip's egotism causes his relationships to sour.

The poorly timed films focus on the same plot lines that showcase drug addicted musicians grappling with their careers slipping through their fingers.

That disparity only makes the film's two - and - a-half-hour runtime all that more difficult to sit through, as the pacing never really achieves momentum needed to mask the long stretch of time the film takes up in order to tell its story.

However, PROTOTYPE's 63 minute running time does feel quite long, which only feels longer by the amount of times the film fades to black.