Sentences with phrase «why opens the film»

Stone's action is so explosive and sudden that you have to wonder why opens the film on three stultifying speeches that stop the film dead before it even begins, or why he gives over so much to mundane detective / narrator Edmond Ryan.

Not exact matches

It is here that the title line of the film fits chronologically: but Welles chooses instead to flash - forward to this moment for the movie's opening, so we hear Falstaff say, «We have heard the chimes at midnight, Master Shallow,» before we know just why thinking of his youthful escapades makes him so heavy - hearted.

Billy Wilder, the movie's director, explains why he chose that image to open the film.

# 1 over all at the box office on opening weeks and over / under 4.5 Oscars (Why isnt best FANS a Oscar for films??? Completely unfair to the people who make movies a success IMO)

Given that there are surely school districts in the US which would have welcomed him with open arms, why did JO insist on filming in a city whose schools would not play ball with him?

That may help explain why the cavernous Central New York film hub, which opened last year in a suburban DeWitt office park, has been little used thus far.

In one eye - opening section of the film, Thorning - Schmidt - who happens to be the former prime minister of Denmark - asks her husband why he is doing the interview before advising him on what to say.

So first thing first, I filmed a video opening the box, and featuring what comes in the kit along with swatches of all 20 eye shadows, now bare with me since swatches are definitely not my strength and you'll see why!

Yates recognizes that Snape's story is the core of this film, as well as the broader story, which in part explains why the opening shots are devoted to him.

Stars Emma Watson, Dan Stevens, Gugu Mbatha - Raw and Josh Gad together with director Bill Condon open up about the uniqueness of Belle as a Disney princess in the new «Beauty and the Beast» film, how important she is for 21st century women as a role model - industrious, learned and courageous as she is - and why Emma is the perfect choice for the role.

McAdams isn't ready to get into juicy spoiler territory just yet, but when MTV News caught up with her at the Gotham Independent Film Awards in New York City last night (November 30), which she was attending for her new film «Spotlight,» the actress finally opened up about why she decided to join the Marvel family.

FILM COMMENT caught up with the English - born, Iranian - American writer - director to talk about her movie, which opens New Directors / New Films tonight at MoMA, and why filmmaking is like dancing naked.

Interestingly, DC's Extended Universe of films aren't connected to its slate of television shows (which is why TV's The Flash, Grant Gustin, was not cast), but don't rule out a crossover between the show and film versions just yet, as Kevin Smith revealed that «doors are being left open» should.

The film opens with stylish images of a blog called, «Why You Suck,» written by his ex-wife.

Within the film's first opening moments, writer and director James Gunn, who also conceived the first film, reminds the audience why the Marvel Cinematic Universe sets itself apart from the DC movies.

While the opening scene, which serves only as back - story and general reasons as to why it takes so long for Raleigh (Charlie Hunnam) to return to the Jaeger game, is fluff for the film and even in the moment felt unnecessary as opposed to just being retro - actively less awesome than the other greater action sequences.

Marvel Studios» President Kevin Feige has talked about meetings with Ava DuVernay for the possibility of directing the announced Black Panther film, but now the Selma director has opened up on why she turned down the film, announced for release July 6, 2018.

In the latest Picktainment posting from Open Letters Love Amy, Amy Lindorff tells George that after hearing him at a Q and A after a screening of Ides of March she knows the real reason why he chose to direct the film himself.

It's a surprising admission from someone whose new film, «I, Tonya,» opening later this month, is all about the world of ice skating — in particular, the 1994 Winter Olympics, the toxic rivalry between Nancy Kerrigan and Tonya Harding, and the famous kneecapping incident that sent Ms. Kerrigan to the floor, screaming, «Why me?»

Actually the piece you should write is — why are studios so scared of not attracting an audience, they screen 3/4 of the film plot in the trailers, months before opening.

The film opens with the Mark Twain quote «The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why.»

Last week, this column pondered why, exactly, Disney and / or Pixar Animation Studios were holding back on a teaser trailer for their next film, The Good Dinosaur, which is slated to open in May of 2014.

The Canadian filmmaker is his usual open and personable self here, frankly answering questions regarding why he sticks to his own cinematic interests and isn't much of a «project director», costuming, gynecological subject matter and doctor / patient power relations, acquiring the movie's financing, and his reputation as a film artist.

«The brutal judgmentalism that has made opening - weekend grosses into a bloodthirsty spectator sport seems to have encouraged an even more brutal approach to film reviewing,» he said, going on to blame the likes of CinemaScore (which gives each major film a rating based on interviews with theatergoers) and Rotten Tomatoes for why interesting movies tank.

Although there are fun callbacks to the original film — we learn why Dory «speaks whale»; and even though this isn't a Marvel movie, make sure you stay after the opening credits — there isn't anything here that touches the hilarious lunacy of the shark support group from Nemo.

John Wick featured a fantastic smackdown in a nightclub, John Wick: Chapter Two somehow manages to top this, not once, but several times; the opening moments prove just why Reeves should be in a Fast and Furious film.

In THR's annual actor roundtable, this season's six top awards contenders — including Ethan Hawke, Michael Keaton, Eddie Redmayne and Timothy Spall — open up about why a Hollywood film is preferable to a classical theater role («Stick Polonius straight up your arse»), flunking out of college and how a meeting with Stephen Hawking turned into the equivalent of a «Saturday Night Live» skit

During a recent interview for the IT home release, Jaeden Lieberher opened up and explained why he doesn't think the film needs an extended cut to work.

The film's first few minutes are a cold open of Hopper talking, shadows of raindrops reflecting on the pitcher's face, about why he threw five wild pitches in a row on national television the other day.

The 31 - year - old director opens up to ET about watching his latest Marvel film on the big screen for the first time, self - doubt and why Michael B. Jordan was able to transform into the perfect villain.

In a recent open letter to the Hollywood Reporter, Woody Allen offered support for the notion of Academy Award recognition for casting directors — and upheld as an exemplar of why such recognition is needed Juliet Taylor, who has cast every one of Allen's films since 1975.

We went on to talk about the process she uses to program her festival's dynamic indie films; why she includes indie cartoons in the mix (and how she discovered The Bum Family); and the non-intuitive, but decidedly wonderful, idea to honor both John Sayles and Tommy Chong at this year's festival, Chong on opening night and Sayles at the Sierra Spirit Awards and gala on May 27).

Note this article only includes North American grosses for specialty films — indie, foreign and / or documentary — that opened in limited release (initially under 500 screens — so that's why «The Butler» or «Don Jon» aren't included, for example) in 2013 and were released by an independent distributor or a studio specialty division.

When: August 23rd Why: August may not seem like the best time to open a horror movie, especially now that «Paranormal Activity 5» has been pushed back from its October release, but Adam Wingard's «You're Next» has endured such a long road on its way to theaters that it's just nice to see the film is being released at all.

It's still a bit puzzling why the studios would opt to open such an action - heavy film a week after Rogue One hit theaters, but here we are.

Andersen opens the film with an idea: if people can appreciate documentaries for their fictional qualities, why can't the opposite be true?

Another more personal reason why they both are alike to me is that I opened film festivals with these two wild mind - trip films.

During a recent panel appearance, Logan director James Mangold opened up and addressed why he hates it when people refer to the film as «high - octane.»

One can question why passengers in a totally open car would want to focus their attention on TV screens in the front seat backs when the view of the sparkling world offered in the promotional film is so compelling.

2) OPEN - AIR CINEMA - One of the reasons why this hotel stands out and has left a memorable place in our kids» hearts is the large, open - air rooftop cinema which plays weekly movies and is free for guests staying at the hotel - they even gave our kids free popcorn to enjoy the film!

Annapurna Interactive raised a few eyebrows when it first opened its doors - why would an indie film studio decide to get into the indie games publishing business?

You'll hear all about what Dan Aykroyd thinks of the upgraded design of the iconic proton pack, which quips Bill Murray brought to reprising the role of Peter Venkman, why the librarian ghost from the opening scenes of the original film returned, and much more.

Julien opens the film by asking why capital is so difficult to depict, to which Harvey deftly replies: «in the same way you can only really intuit gravity exists by its effects, you can really only intuit that capital exists by its effects.»

That might explain why so many art people seem to be planning something fun and social this week, from a Monday night campy screening of a Paul Morrissey film starring Warhol Superstars to open studios across Brooklyn.

In this movie Dezeen filmed at the opening of the new Camper store in New York, Japanese designer and Nendo founder Oki Sato explains why he covered the interior walls of the store with over a thousand white plastic shoes.

«Total Recall» only opened to about $ 1 million more than the original «Total Recall» did in 1990... Of course, the film wasn't alone in its soft opening weekend: «Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days» opened with $ 14.7 million at the box office... The London Olympics and the Aurora movie theater shooting are presumed to be two reasons why ticket sales are down this year.»