Sentence examples for child assassin from inspiring English sources

There was something unthinkable about what he had become, a ghoulish contradiction too awful for the culture to assimilate: a child assassin.

Tomorrow's Iconic Villain Today: Cate Blanchett As Dubya In A Dress By Mark Blankenship If you want to be literal, then the action film "Hanna" is about a child assassin fleeing the government agents who created her, specifically Marissa Wiegler, played by Cate Blanchett as, more or less, George W. Bush in a dress.

Having worked since the age of nine, she is possessed of an extraordinary maturity and polish, both on screen and in person, a quality that has led to her being cast repeatedly as precociously talented youngsters: budding writer, child assassin, benevolent teenage vampire.

He remains "enormously proud" of The Road and tries only to take film work where he feels common values with the director; he's currently writing a cowboy movie for Sam Mendes and recently provided an uncredited script polish for Joe Wright on the child assassin movie Hanna.

Season three, however, immediately addressed this flaw by ensuring that the Khaleesi not only got to her intended destination by the end of the episode, she also met the slave army she hopes to buy and narrowly avoided death by creepy child assassin thanks to the arrival of none other than the former Commander of the Kings Guard, Barristan Selmy.

Vincent Cassel isn't just menacing as a father figure raising a compound of child assassins in the feature debut of acclaimed short film director Ariel Kleiman.

Inspired in equal measure by a New York Times article about child assassins in Colombia and the myth of the Pied Piper, Ariel Kleiman's debut feature is a haunting, nonspecific fable about corrupt adults and impressionable children.

Inspired by an article about child assassins in Colombia and set mostly in an isolated compound in an unnamed city, the debut feature film of Ariel Kleiman is nothing if not disciplined.

Scenes like the ambush of two child assassins by aging Chekists; a white-knuckle plane ride across a lunar Siberian nightscape; a child straddling the decapitated head of a Stalin statue as it's pulled through the streets of Budapest; and a man trying to guide a truck across an ice-laden bridge on a frigid hillside, are rendered with passionate and indelible precision.

In terms of insanity, you'll come across face-changing child assassins named Arya, dragons, and ice zombies (white walkers).

Based on the best-selling novel by Ian McEwan, the film earned her Oscar, Golden Globe and Bafta nominations as Best Supporting Actress, as well as the chance to work with Hollywood royalty: Peter Jackson in The Lovely Bones, Peter Weir on The Way Back, and Wright again, for child-assassin thriller Hanna.