Sentence examples for bad directed from inspiring English sources

It has a detailed look at the making of the video for Bad, directed by Martin Scorsese and edited by Thelma Schoonmaker, and starring a debutant Wesley Snipes.

A music video for "Bad", directed by Martin Scorsese and co-starring one of the first appearances of yet-undiscovered Wesley Snipes, was released in late 1987.

This is because the bad direct channel condition brings little performance gain that can not offset the performance loss for the relay path.

However, his theory has the resources to (a) condemn particular manifestations of bad attitudes, even when they do not have their typically bad direct consequences, (b) immediately ("intrinsically") despise them, (c) judge that such immediate condemnations are warranted, and thereby (d) constitute new, reflective and cognitively loaded affective-ideational-motor attitudes of condemnation.

"Back in 2009, before even the YouTube channel, I was producing independent, bad, direct-to-DVD movies," he says.

The human becomes a demon, which is itself an allegorYouf war: "You become a demon, you stay that way".

Mr. Herzog's film is very loosely based on a 1992 movie simply called "Bad Lieutenant," directed by Abel Ferrara and starring Harvey Keitel.

In what can only be described as an 'epic' (if not epically bad) video, directed by fashion photographer Nick Knight, the opening scenes include slow motion green screen landscapes of canyons, mountains covered in fog, water rapids and wild galloping horses.

May 21 2015 June 17 201515 The Roundabout stages a new play by Joshua Harmon ("Bad Jews"), directed by Trip Cullman, about a young gay urbanite searching for love as his female friends begin to settle down.

Hanging Up is an unspeakably bad film directed by Diane Keaton, and written by Delia and Nora Ephron in a kind of gibbering therapy-speak, and structured in a series of evenly spaced emotional crises.

"BAD SANTA," directed by Terry Zwigoff and starring Billy Bob Thornton, tells the story of Willie T. Stokes, a department store Santa with a miserable childhood, a foul mouth, a drinking problem and criminal intentions who ends up bonding, almost against his will, with an 8-year-old sad sack.