Sentences with phrase «very noir»

First of all we're treated to a very noir opening set of credits, which were quite exciting to say the least.

I loved the look of the film and it really has a very noir style about it which the original doesn't.

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They look very tempting and can't wait to try them soon:) Corina @ Wine Dine Daily recently posted... Wine Braised Chicken Pinot Noir

If you like a very drinkable red wine that can be enjoyed throughout the meal, uncork a bottle of Pinot Noir.

Oh, there are growers out there with Pinot Noir buds out 1/4» but it's very isolated to the usual early sites.

Blend them and you'd have a very attractive but pale - coloured, light - bodied pinot noir.

Order the: BUMO, a (very) limited pinot noir - saison blend that's as hard to find as it is to stop sipping; or one of the latest in the brewery's aromatic American Pale Ale series.

The Dreaming Tree received its first Platinum medal of 2017 at the Sommelier Wine Challenge last month by way of the 2016 Pinot Noir's score of 94 points, deemed one of «the very best wines of the competition.»

Pinot Noir is very particular.

New Zealand Pinot Noir is truly outshining its white counterpart (Sauvignon Blanc), here in Asia, drawing Burgundy - lovers, but offering a very fresh, elegant and food - friendliness to many of its wines.

Billed as «the world's first smart suitcase,» this carry - on keeps traveler's belongings, which may very well include that perfectly aged bottle of Pinot Noir or prized white truffles from Tuscany, dutifully tracked, devices charged, bag secure and trips hassle - free thanks to integrated technology that syncs to an associated mobile app that's compatible with both iPhone and Android.

An inherently difficult grape to grow, Pinot noir thrives under very specific cool - climate conditions.

Very old school noir mystery like Raymond Chandler.»)

The game has a film noir sort of feel very reminiscent of Grim Fandango.

For example, Jonathan told us that pinot noir is known as «the heartbreak grape» as it's fickle to grow, prone to frost, rot and mildew and the grapes have very thin skin.

As Jonathan put it, this grape is «very particular about who it beds down with», so you know you're getting something special if you choose a pinot noir.

Before you can spot the noir inspirations («Double Indemnity,» «The Killer Inside Me,» many more), things have gone very very bad for Chris and his clan (how the plan unravels is a true work of noir genius on Letts» part, including a «duh» twist that I didn't even see coming).

It's noir soul basically but the tracks in this game are very powerful and more fitting with the dark undertones of the game.

It's shot in the very - same Venice locations as Welles» «Touch of Evil» (1958), a noir - classic.

Actors were great, and yes they quoted from the very best of film noir but it was not copycat.

The fusing of puzzles, Metroidvania and a the film noir aesthics create a very alien, yet familiar world to travel in.

This edition of Now Stream This brings you a highly underrated and very recent Todd Haynes movie, a new Netflix horror flick, a gloriously over-the-top action movie, a cynical noir loaded with snappy dialogue, the first Hannibal Lecter film, a romantic horror movie, a Steven Spielberg adventure, a cringe - inducing social media comedy, and some good old fashioned body horror.

Trixie doesn't have this sort of range, and due to its self - conscious, stylish 40s - noir references, it can't function very clearly — as Breakfast of Champions does — as a commentary on contemporary American life.

In a time when it seems that every other movie makes some claim to being a film noir, L.A. Confidential is the real thing — a gritty, sordid tale of sex, scandal, betrayal, and corruption of all sorts (police, political, press — and, of course, very personal) in 1940s Hollywood.

He is involved with some dangerous characters who at first seem like important plot factors; later, we suspect Wenders was just throwing in some film noir elements to keep up the interest before getting to his real story, which comes toward the end of this very long film.

Making a gritty film noir - style movie as an animated feature makes for a visually interesting experience; the animation uses striking colors, and the backgrounds are beautifully detailed while the characters are very simply designed, creating a unique contrast.

A very taut 84 minutes long, filled with some of the darkest shadows and heartless characters I've seen in a noir.

He's jettisoned a lot of Pynchon's enjoyably plush padding (a Vegas side trip and surf music wanderings), focusing on the emotional core of the book — to the point of making it into one very tricky sort of romance instead of a flat - out fatalistic noir.

The Big Combo — Joseph H. Lewis's very black film noir stars Richard Conte as a crime boss being hunted by a persistent cop played by Cornel Wilde.

The Book Of Henry is a very bizarre affair, stuck in treacherous waters between kids» movie, terminal illness melodrama and hardboiled film noir.

Its film - noir style makes the detective mystery very compelling as well.

For example, despite being Noir, it is a very colourful movie.

Clouzot, one of the kings of French noir, grips and thrills and teases us with this dark - hued, very cynical and very smart murder mystery about a suave inspector (Pierre Fresnay of «Grand Illusion») pursuing a serial killer.

Billy Wilder, mastermind of that quintessential film noir «Double Indemnity,» comes up with another ingenious insurance swindle in this dark, very funny comedy noir.

Also opening today (in a limited release) and very highly recommended: «We Need to Talk About Kevin» by Lynne Ramsay, a thriller in which neo noir meets New Age parenting.

This movie is pure tragedy, pure doomed film noir from the very beginning.

Blade Runner 2 takes place 30 years after Ridley Scott's original 1982 sci - fi noir classic, so we can expect a very futuristic sequel.

Odd Man Out — Carol Reed directs this very hallucinatory noir with lots of blacks and shadows and crazy artists and snow and nighttime.

The Lady From Shanghai — Orson Welles's craziest film appropriately ends in a funhouse Hall Of Mirrors, as that's exactly what it does to the film noir genre: twist and distort and exaggerate it almost to the point of parody at the very peak of its popularity.

A blockbuster action flick, a thriller, a pulp plot, a winking noir, a commentary on classism in an increasingly urbanized society — the movie is all of these things, down to the marrow of its very existence.

One of the very first American pictures produced during the heralded «film noir» epoch - predating the typically marked «starting year» of 1944 - H. Bruce Humberstone (Charlie Chan At The Olympics -LSB-» 37]-RRB- crafted this shadowy, 20th Century Fox precursor as a starring vehicle for Betty Grable (with whom Humberstone would work again on Pin Up Girl -LSB-» 44]-RRB-.

Anthony: We're definitely very excited to make fun little musical toys with Skillbard, the musicians we're creating Genesis Noir with.

We at Film Noir Blonde are very pleased that film noir's popularity continues to grow and so our favorite genre was well represented at the fest, which ran March 26 - 29 in HollywNoir Blonde are very pleased that film noir's popularity continues to grow and so our favorite genre was well represented at the fest, which ran March 26 - 29 in Hollywnoir's popularity continues to grow and so our favorite genre was well represented at the fest, which ran March 26 - 29 in Hollywood.

by Walter Chaw A lean, mean, pleasantly unpleasant little clockwork from first - time director E.L. Katz, Cheap Thrills feels and acts like the best kind of noir — the kind where you don't like anyone very much.

ROBBERS STUDIO: Sony Pictures TV and Timberman / Beverly TEAM: Christopher Cook (w, co-ep), Michael Dinner (w, d, ep), Sarah Timberman (ep), Carl Beverly (ep) LOGLINE: Described as being in the literary - noir tradition of Cormac McCarthy's No Country For Old Men, it tells the story of a cop, two «running buddies» on a crime spree across Texas and the girl who becomes the complication in a very unique love triangle.

The result, U-Turn, is a derivative, trite noir that resembles better films and better stories, with Stone trying his best to distract you from that sameness by dangling lots of flashy things and big name actors in small cameos resulting in a melted banana split; very colorful with no substance whatsoever.

A very low - budget film noir from the end of that genre's initial period of popularity, 1959's City of Fear seems a criminal carrying a canister of radioactive material (which he believes to be something else) around Los Angeles, threatening himself and others.

Boxing was a sport that the quintessential film noir tough guy Robert Ryan knew very well.

Although this subject matter never could have been made decades ago, Bad Education is, at its heart, a throwback crime thriller, very similar in themes to the classic film noir days.

Working closely with screenwriters Hampton Fancher (who co-wrote Ridley Scott's original Blade Runner back in 1982) and Michael Green (2017's Logan, already on this very list), and his sensational cinematographer Roger Deakins, visionary Canadian film director Denis Villeneuve did the near impossible task of following up Scott's Blade Runner with a sequel that retains much of the tactile splendor and future noir poetry of the original while manufacturing an objet d'art that is perhaps even more emotionally engaging and narratively a more complete experience.