Sentence examples for cinematic theory from inspiring English sources

There's the commonly cited cinematic theory from Alfred Hitchcock, which differentiates surprise from suspense.

It never really mattered that the photographs used in the film - an intriguing if highly flawed siting of Italian Marxist cinematic theory in swinging London - were in fact taken by Don McCullin.

He practiced mixing footage with animation, and digital tools with analog ones, letting contemporary cinematic theory inform his practice.

While no overt ideology conditioned Drew's cinematic theories, these theories nevertheless embody a crucial ideal — in effect, a political morality in which personal implication and risk go hand in hand with character.

Brian De Palma's masterly movie conflates Antonioni's Blow-Up and Coppola's The Conversation to produce a potent brew of conspiracy theory and cinematic virtuosity that is all his own.

The art criticism website recently published Serubiri Moses' film essay, "Notes on Postcolonial Theory as Cinematic Fantasy".

I've already watched a number of these cinematic emoticons ( Birdman, Interstellar, The Theory of Everything), and I will likely see a few more, especially The Imitation Game, if only to assess how not gay enough it is.

In fact, Harryhausen came close to having his own theory of mythology, a cinematic equivalent to JG Frazer's book The Golden Bough.

There's a moment roughly halfway through the new movie Room 237 the cinematic exploration of the various crackpot theories on what Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is really about that neatly sums up just about everything in religion.

There's a moment roughly halfway through the new movie Room 237 – the cinematic exploration of the various crackpot theories on what Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is really about – that neatly sums up just about everything in religion.

(Taken to its fullest extreme, doubting the power of cinematic or journalistic observation leads to paranoid conspiracy theories).