Sentences with phrase «vision of the film appears»

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Each title gets a full - length audio commentary from Travis Crawford, a dogged film critic and programmer with the instincts of a historian, who goes into detail on the background of just about every lead and significant supporting player who appears on screen, in addition to the producers and financiers behind the scenes who allowed (or more likely didn't allow) Romero to realize his vision on screen.

He may obtain a third stone by the end of the film too, as Loki's staff appears to pry the Mind Stone out of Vision's head.

The short answer is that there appears to be a conflict of vision, and the movie in itself is conflicted in whether it wants to be a sci - fi or horror film, never content in being both at the same time.

I'll take that: Thanos may obtain a third stone by the end of the film too, as Loki's staff appears to pry the Mind Stone out of Vision's head

Horribly disfigured in a Gaston Leroux kind of way (complete with mask), David begins to have terrible visions, appears to have killed someone, and makes altogether too much of the fact that he likes French Nouvelle Vague films.

It attracted the notice of De Palma himself, who not only praised his efforts for helping to bring back his original vision, he deemed it to be the film's true director's cut and lobbied to have a cleaned - up version of it appear on the Blu - ray alongside the theatrical version — after all, it does make sense for a film about a split personality to be presented in two different ways, doesn't it?

At first blush, the vibrant ink drawings, collages, film works, dioramas, and sculptures by Canadian artist Marcel Dzama appear to be whimsical visions of a playful imagination.

Black folks are the subjects, which strew the walls in these varying rooms, appearing on canvas and film as solo figures and kin, as posed and observed citizens of Taylor's vision.

For all their mystery, for all the taciturnity of their refusal, these paintings lodge the totality of their effect in a sleight of hand through which the material surface of the picture appears to be supplanted by an optical membrane: a resonant film that seems the very envelope of vision, like the blackness you «see» when you shut your eyes.