Sentence examples for cinematic genius from inspiring English sources

Thanks to cinematic genius, those perilous waters have been not only stilled, but also warmed.

He has total artistic freedom and has been dubbed a cinematic genius by both Variety and The Poultryman's Journal.

For his part, Harris regards Kubrick as a cinematic genius who can do anything.

But no visionary cinematic genius could hope to recreate the majestic abjection of that double surrender, with the scale of the buildings conferring its own slow motion.

The obituaries from the time paint two distinct but overlapping pictures of the man: the cinematic genius and the oddball recluse.

They show a cinematic genius "with his hair down", Biskind said: "He's not the great director being interviewed by a starry-eyed journalist.

The cinematic geniuses who brought you An American Carol are convinced that a Vast Leftwing Conspiracy is behind the not-so-hot box office debut of their conservative yuk fest.

If you study the 106 prints in "Albrecht Dürer: Art in Transition," an enthralling exhibition at the Museum of Biblical Art in Manhattan, you may discover the hallmarks of a proto-cinematic genius: fantastic stories, beautiful men and women, hideous villains and demons.

"Very seldom is it theoretical; it's almost always practical: 'Hey, move that here, don't do this here, this is confusing, this is fabulous, don't change any of it.' We're utilizing Steven at his absolute cinematic-genius best, as far as that goes.

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If you want to explore how Ms. Bigelow became a genius of cinematic action, at manipulating bodies and objects in representational space even as she makes your every nerve quiver and jump, look to her earlier features.