Sentence examples for brain film from inspiring English sources
Given Mr. Bonello's distinctive recurring obsessions — the mysteries of the body and the mind, the power of the aesthetic and erotic imagination — chances are it will be a brain film as well.
THE French filmmaker Bertrand Bonello has a term for movies that take place in a single setting: brain films.
But they are all very good, and my personal favorites were SINGIN' IN THE BRAIN for "Film about earworms?" and DO THE BRIGHT THING for "Film about how to win a MacArthur Fellowship?" That brings me to the theme clues.
But then someone like Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz) has a wonderful brain for film.
One of the most startling aspects of the elephant brain, the film reveals, is an ability to communicate via infrasound, which is inaudible to the human ear and a key factor in returning rehabilitated orphans into the wild.
The scenario seems a bit like the Kids in the Hall's "Brain Candy" film meets Terry Gilliam's Brazil and Charlie Brooker's Black Mirror.
Last August, a stuntman who suffered brain injuries filming The Hangover: Part Two launched legal action against the film's studio, Warner Bros. The case has since been settled.
The promotional poster for The Moment, Richard Ramchurn's new brain-controlled film.
He ultimately used it to help make his first brain-controlled film, The Disadvantages of Time Travel, in 2014 and 2015.
And next month, another fascinating Kaufman script, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," in which a man reeling from a failed love affair undergoes an operation to erase the relationship from his brain, begins filming with Jim Carrey in the lead role.
I think it's time the practice was revived, this time with such ostentatiously serious recent explorations of Gallic eros as "Romance," "A Pornographic Affair" and this brain-dead film, which would be much improved if it could be seen a second time -- as farce.
