Sentence examples for cinematic statements from inspiring English sources

He charmingly recounts his eventful life, colorful friendships (with Erik Satie and Igor Stravinsky, among others) and often misunderstood cinematic statements.

The answer, over and over, in arresting cinematic statements, is: be complex and embrace your contradictions.

A seething, shattering study of religious hypocrisy and political manipulation (by way of heresy, torture, human sacrifice and nun-orgies), The Devils is one of Russell's most impressive, if also most disturbing, cinematic statements.

Though "Avatar" is probably a greater cinematic statement, "The Hurt Locker" is much beloved by actors, the Academy's largest voting block.

It is especially poignant when showing the sickly filmmaker pressing on with what he knows will be his final cinematic statement.

Dr Strangelove (1964) With its boisterous satire, its contempt for the powerful and scepticism about technology, this remains the ultimate Sixties cinematic statement.

And John Travolta thought he was using his clout well to don a nose plug and make a cinematic statement in "Battlefield Earth".

Surely Cocteau meant it to be: this is his final cinematic statement, as much a long-winded self-analysis as an extraordinary succession of visually arresting images -- in one, Cocteau walks past his doppelganger and angrily denounces him.

The film is so self-consciously unadorned, so humble and plain, that it feels as if its director didn't want us to think that she was trying to make some kind of cinematic statement.

The most succinct and canonical cinematic statement of this myth comes in "Annie Hall," in which Los Angeles is a land of vacuous operators looking for money to turn concepts into ideas and Manhattan is a place where there's always a long line to see "The Sorrow and the Pity," and always a movie house where it's playing.

"Steven Spielberg is a cinematic treasure," read a statement from the group's board of directors.