Sentence examples for classic flick from inspiring English sources

Or head to the historic Carolina Theater (309 West Morgan Street; 919-560-3030; carolinatoeatre.org) to see a classic flick like "King Kong" or a documentary about Harry Belafonte.

But nobody could remember anyone hitting the shot for a winner with the opponent at the baseline, which is where Dabul was hustling to get back in position when Federer caught him going the wrong way with a classic flick of his wrist.

As Spike Lee's classic flick, "Do The Right Thing" steadily approaches the 25 year anniversary since its release on June 30, the film's neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York is set to celebrate the milestone.

On Wednesday, the child actors -- now, very much adults -- from "Willy Wonka" reunited on the "Today" show to talk about filming the classic flick alongside the legendary Gene Wilder. .

Halloween Double Feature: Shaun of the Dead and The Walking Dead Where: Brooklyn Winery, 213 North 8th Street, Brooklyn; (347) 763-1506 When: Sunday, 7PM-10 30PM Price: Free Bookend the weekend with a double feature screening of the classic flick Shaun of the Dead and a regular weekly screening of The Walking Dead.

My latest revelation: actor Josh James Brolin (No Country For Old Men, American Gangster, Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps) was actually the guy who played the older brother character in the 80's-classic flick The Goonies (whoa – I had no idea).

London-based filmmaker Steve Ramsden reimagined the classic horror flick by splicing shots from the Kubrick picture with footage from Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel".

It's got all the hallmarks of a classic Tarantino flick: Samuel L Jackson, witty one-liners and a quirky, dark tone.

She was also in Topkapi (1964), a classic caper flick (based on an Eric Ambler novel) about the theft of an emerald-studded dagger from a Turkish museum.

(Mr. Le Breton was later enlisted by Jean-Pierre Melville to help write his own mid-1950s caperic caper flick, "Bob le Flambeur").

(Angelo) Jester's Dead: Top Gun Shakes (Monday) This critically acclaimed exercise in action-packed parody has a simple, happy formula: the classic '80s flick "Top Gun" as it might have been interpreted by William Shakespeare.