Sentence examples for captivating films from inspiring English sources

His performance makes Che in turn one of the most boring and most captivating films I have seen.

The most captivating films in this year's African Film Festival build on tribal traditions and add a gleaming spire of modernism.

In an industry dominated by the stealth power of the photographic medium, Last chooses to focus on movement and creates beautiful and captivating films that have featured collections of the likes of Comme des Garçons and Rodarte.

Personally, I find it aspiring that new captivating films can be created with the help of this platform.

From "Goldfinger" to "Charade" to "Star Wars," captivating title sequences are accompanied by equally captivating film scores.

But there was a moment, and it's there to see in Nelson's rousingly captivating film, when the future looked very different.

A loving tribute to, in equal parts, Rome's architecture and Brian Dennehy's girth, it is in some respects Mr. Greenaway's most captivating film.

For the remainder of this gentle, captivating film we watch as the couple gradually incorporates the youngster into their hard-knock life as the reappearance of the mother becomes increasingly doubtful.

Paul Howlett Of Horses And Men (Benedikt Erlingsson, 2013) 2.05am, Channel 4 A curious, captivating film about the connections between horses and people, beautifully photographed in strange and magnificent Icelandic landscapes.

Other films available in the format included Disney's A Christmas Carol (Robert Zemeckis), Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (Phil Lord, Christopher Miller, Henry Selickk's fancifully ghoulish stop-motion animation Coraline, and the year's best animated achievement, Up (Pete Docter), Pixar's captivating film about a balloon seller, a boy explorer, and old dreams fulfilled.

But I do know this - I respect the hell out of Mendes for being able to make such an elegant, captivating film from such limp subject matter, and I don't envy the next director who must try and accomplish this feat.