Sentence examples for cinema introduced from inspiring English sources
His love of comics and the cinema introduced him to music.
In 1983, the producer and director Tsui Hark, now a major figure in Hong Kong cinema, introduced groundbreaking, wire-enhanced fight choreography in his film "Zu, Warriors From the Magic Mountain".
Cinema introduces a new vocabulary to the mafia's self-expression.
Three years after the publication of Troubling Love, Mario Martone adapted it for the cinema, introducing Ferrante to a broader audience.
The settings are sometimes just exotic backgrounds for romance or intrigue: who can forget the moment when the most famous secret service agent of the cinema introduces himself at the roulette table of a London club as 'Bond, James Bond'?
Carmike Cinemas introduced a promotion, "Stimulus Tuesdays," offering moviegoers discounted drinks and popcorn.
When cinemas introduced closed-caption devices mounted in seats many users found them clunky, conspicuous or incompatible with their hearing aids.
Over the Rainbow was an event that changed cinema and introduced a fresh level of belief.
An hour into the film they meet Vitti, the plutocrat's alluring, alienated, ludic daughter, and an influential theme of modern cinema is introduced: you are what you read.
As moviemakers and film critics for Cahiers du cinéma, the New Wave directors challenged conventional film-making techniques, forced the rewriting of cinema history, introduced the notion of the director as auteur and persuaded every country that they needed a New Wave.
It was then he snapped up Harris's novel Red Dragon, which became the 1986 film Manhunter, and introduced cinema to maneating serial killer Dr Lektor (Brian Cox).
