Sentences with phrase «watch over the course of the film»

It's a real in depth look inside the mind of two clearly talented writers and how much they differ from one another as we watch over the course of the film.

Not exact matches

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The one question that remains is why, after watching these characters for nearly eight hours of time over the course of three films, do we feel like every character is underwritten and without much dimension?

The real perfortmance in «Rain Man» was that of Tom Cruise, who we watched evolve over the course of the film, and of course the best performance of that year was Gene Hackman as the tough investigator in «Mississippi Burning.»

It's pretty well known that filmmaker Richard Linklater and his four central actors — Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke as the parents, Lorelei Linklater (the director's daughter) as the older sister, and Ellar Coltrane as Mason — shot the film over the course of 12 years to watch not just Mason but everyone in the fictional family grow up and evolve over time.

It's now common knowledge that filmmaker Richard Linklater and his four central actors — Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke as the parents, Lorelei Linklater (the director's daughter) as the older sister, and Ellar Coltrane as Mason — shot the film over the course of 12 years to watch not just Mason but everyone in the fictional family grow up and evolve over time.

Dramatic comedies like this have noticeable diminishing returns over the course of a lifetime of watching film.

Richard Linklater's portrait of an American family over the course of 12 years — filmed so that we watch them all age in real time — could have scored points simply for being a cool idea.

For the bargain price of $ 1 / person, we got a guided tour of the house, watched a 20 - minute film about Wolfe's life and wandered through an exhibition recreating the many places Wolfe lived over the course of his career.