Sentence examples for cluster of films from inspiring English sources
The most striking fact about this year's cluster of films and performances was how global it was.
Finally, there was a cluster of films in the late 1960s with a new generation of Jewish stars, who made no effort to conceal their Jewishness: Barbra Streisand in Funny Girl, Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate.
When I think back on those days, there are a cluster of films that I kind of mix together in my mind: 'Bonnie and Clyde,' 'Cool Hand Luke,' 'In the Heat of the Night.' But 'The Graduate' had the biggest impact on me".
The cluster of films that exist is evidence that Hollywood thinks this is a message America wants to hear right now".
Piccard dreamed of a stratosphere flight with a cluster of film balloons, but there was concern that they would become tangled.
One cluster consisted of films by Mr. Scott.
Dubbed Hulu, the video JV goes live with current and archived TV shows, clips and a cluster of feature films in a mix of private and public forms: small-scale private-beta destination portal hulu.com; distribution service Hulu on major portals, and shared/embedded video.
Feature filmmaking won't end any time soon — it's what most filmmakers, no less than critics, love — but it may begin to change, for instance, arising out of clusters of short films (as "collective: unconscious" does), to shrink, or to grow into double-wide vehicles, such as Bruno Dumont's "Li'l Quinquin," made of a collection of episodes of fifty minutes or less.
There is a cluster of very long films at the box office and some moviegoers are complaining that the pictures are interminable, yet these lengthy features are still being embraced.
With a cluster of Oscar-worthy films soon heading into theaters, the pre-release surveys are increasingly coming under attack.
The column was Barthes's way of dealing with the explosion of mass culture in the decade after World War II — the rise to omnipresence of a hypercommodified cluster of media (magazines, film, radio, television) that was shaping everyone's lives on the deepest possible level, like a new form of psychological gravity.
