Sentence examples for cinema pantheon from inspiring English sources
It bears unmistakable signs of being influenced by Jarmusch's junior in the American cinema pantheon: Alexander Payne.
Ignored and overlooked during their declining years, Powell and Pressburger are now taking the place in the cinema pantheon that they so richly deserve.
Yet, of the dozen films Lewis directed, not counting the emetically titled and unreleased (unreleasable?) The Day the Clown Cried (1974), six of them deserve to be in any cinema pantheon, as well as several starring the comedian, directed by his mentor, former animator Frank Tashlin.
To cinema's pantheon of tricky diction, we can now add, "I have a sieve full of sifted thistles and a sieve full of unsifted thistles, because I am a thistle sifter".
These works occupy a curious position in the pantheon of cinema, if there is such a place.
The pantheon of world cinema is too large for the available space, so the masters are arrayed in double rows, one behind the other.
In Mystery Road he has a pantheon of Australian cinema mainstays: Jack Thompson plays the isolated Mr Murray Jack Charless deftly mixes slyness and cheek to make a loveable community elder; and Hugo Weaving brings to life the untrustworthy fellow cop.
His artistic pantheon doesn't reach from "Hamlet" to the history of cinema; it stops short of it.
The Danish-Swedish drama Pelle the Conqueror won Miramax its first Oscar in 1988; Cinema Paradiso, unloved in Italy, was recut by Harvey the following year, and raised to pantheon status in the process.
From that afternoon in the early 1960's when I first entered the Bleecker Street Cinema to see Ingmar Bergman's "Seventh Seal," the place passed for me into that personal pantheon of images and spaces we each build for ourselves over time.
Major Dundee, and Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid are two of cinema's greatest ruined cathedrals, fit to stand alongside The Magnificent Ambersons and Greed in the Grand Pantheon of What-If?
