Sentences with phrase «trouble getting films made»

Despite his extraordinary success, however, the man still had trouble getting films made.

Not exact matches

We never learn how he got into trouble, but in one of the film's many digressions, we see him make a quick trip to Amsterdam in order to buy a diamond for his fetching girlfriend (Penelope Cruz).

Though I personally find it troubling that the film makes it sooo alluring to submit yourself to the Matrix, practically hooking yourself into it, but hey, they've got Iron Giant and a Gundam fighting Mechagodzilla -LRB-!?!?).

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Coogler was able to do something that a lot of directors have trouble doing when making films like this and that is getting hard hitting fight scenes that look believable.

Some may have trouble overlooking the technical flaws of the film, but above all it is the honest and uncompromising drive behind telling a story that rarely gets told that makes this film great.

He introduces the fictional character of Hanan, an art advisor to Sheikh Khalifa in charge of filling the empty museum, who makes the mistake of acquiring the painting collection of German novelist Erich Maria Remarque and film star Paulette Goddard (judged too Western by the Sheikh), and subsequently has trouble getting rid of it.

Made [characterisation removed] Martin Durkin, whose previous anti-environmental film on genetic engineering got the broadcaster into trouble with television regulators (contributors had been edited to make their statements misleading, amongst other things — it had to make a prime - time on - air apology), it featured repeated contributions from all the usual deniers — Lindzen, Singer, Stott etc..