Sentence examples for In cinematic terms from inspiring English sources

In cinematic terms, "reboot" has become a dirty word.

In cinematic terms, it's a problem of too many close-ups, not enough long shots.

In cinematic terms, the Channel is wider than the Atlantic, and harder to bridge.

In cinematic terms — and this is only one way to absorb the fullness of Raimund Hoghe's spare choreographic vision — "Sans-Titre" would be a black-and-white movie.

In cinematic terms, this becomes visible as conventional Hollywood outer beauty, as homely, good-hearted women take on the appearance of supermodels.

In cinematic terms, it's the equivalent of films of the intelligence and quality of 2001: A Space Odyssey and The Maltese Falcon not just being released to great fanfare in 2011, but actually going on to smash box office records.

Kenneth Branagh oversees the evacuation of soldiers in Warner's "Dunkirk" In purely cinematic terms, Dunkirk is one of the few perfect films of the 21st Century.

In fact, it offers little in conventional cinematic terms.

In purely cinematic terms these two movies may be as compelling as "Lincoln".

"'So let's do it.'" After 20 years of directors and deals falling by the wayside, Mr. Burton and the screenwriter John Logan came along with an idea for retelling the story in more cinematic terms.

Produced by two refugees from the English music business, it is the rare game that assigns you your mission in bluntly cinematic terms: find the people who stole your cocaine and kill them.