The phrase "action spin" is not a standard expression in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to dynamic movement or storytelling, but clarity may be lacking without additional context.
Example: "The director decided to add an action spin to the traditional tale to make it more engaging for the audience."
Alternatives: "dynamic twist" or "energetic turn".
Remakes of "Dumbo" and "Mulan" are already in the works, as Disney commits to putting a live action spin on the bulk of its animated properties (Fans of "Treasure Planet" may be out of luck).
Authors Phil Hardy and Tom Milne wrote of the film, "Nicol, an actor here directing for the first time, lets the action spin out much too slackly, dissipating the grasp of moody tension he displayed in his unpretentiously excellent war movie, Three Came Back".
The action spins from Coney Island to Cape Kennedy (now Cape Canaveral), and the giddiness is spiked with metaphysical anxiety (thanks to Mr. Stuhlbarg's quiet, existential freakiness) and disarming tenderness.
His lens slides up near chins and over shoulders in an uncompromising search for the central drama in a given scene, a vantage around which the action spins.
Now you can sense planes dropping bombs right next to you while your family remains oblivious to the action spinning around your head.
When it first appeared in 1978, Kontakthof showed a dozen men and a dozen women as they prepared for a formal dance, with the action spinning off into surreal flights of fantasy, frustration and regret.
The emergency room at Bellevue, on Manhattan's far East Side, is a dizzying, chaotic place, a medical kaleidoscope of sorts where the action spins and ebbs but never really stops.
You can see how every action spins off and helps build sustained growth and momentum.
According to reporting in 2007 Gamasutra, a live action spin-off featuring Claire as the main character has also been suggested.
The action spins along on the nicely detailed, revolving set designed by Rick Gerriets — with such fancy stagecraft, Single Carrot might have to change its name to 24 Carat.
A live-action spin-off centring on the overcoat-loving crim from 101 Dalmatians, our spirits are raised by the fact it a) stars Emma Stone and b) is scripted by Jez Butterworth.
