Sentence examples for cinematic means from inspiring English sources

The superb film that inspired this musical accomplished this through principally cinematic means.

But in terms of its cinematic means and methods, it belongs to an older, predigital world.

The silence and the slowness awaken your senses and quiet your breathing, as by the simplest cinematic means — Look! Listen!

Indeed, the thematic material of a movie can no more easily be separated from the cinematic means that produce it than melodies can be separated from notes.

Most war movies, even those that claim to be antiwar, overtly or implicitly embrace violence as either a political or cinematic means to an end.

The director's audacity is precisely in his storytelling, in his bringing a relatively classical story to life by distinctively cinematic means — images, gestures, movements, details.

Dramatic facial expressions and cinematic pizzazz means any viewer, dance aficionado or not, can follow the story.

For now, fans can only speculate on what exactly Evans' presumed retirement from the Marvel Cinematic Universe means for the fate of Captain America in the upcoming "Avengers" film.

Her latest movie, "Delivery Man" with Vince Vaughn, hits theaters November 22. Plus, her recurring role as Maria Hill in the Marvel Cinematic Universe means she could pop up on any number of Marvel projects.

In New Zealand it will get a cinematic release, which means a red carpet premiere in Auckland.

I was alarmed by Manohla Dargis's suggestion, in the Times, that the Film Society of Lincoln Center should initiate young people into its cinematic culture by means of educational programs.