Sentence examples for commit films from inspiring English sources

Still, with expanded electronic delivery systems drawing nearer, will studios commit films to still another packaged-goods format, especially with DVD enjoying substantial and growing success?

6. "It is my duty to commit to film the finest [expletive] monsters ever committed to film.

Be reasonable with what you film as a dramatic recreation - make sure that whatever you commit to film is grounded in reality.

From a villainous curl to an unkempt handlebar, the movie moustache can tell us something about a character that even the best script and most adept actor can fail to commit to film.

Hey-day Frank Capra couldn't commit to film a more finely tuned ode to Yankee gumption.

A. O. Scott of The New York Times called Ratatouille "a nearly flawless piece of popular art, as well as one of the most persuasive portraits of an artist ever committed to film"; echoing the character Anton Ego in the film, he ended his review with a simple "thank you" to the creators of the film.

For example, Lincolnshire is committed to film education for younger learners, and the BFI's short film compilations have probably reached two million children.

If a company is going to distribute a film, it should commit to the film.

In the first fifteen minutes, even before the generalissimus suffers his brain hemorrhage, Iannucci paints perhaps the most accurate picture of life under Soviet terror that anyone has ever committed to film.

One of the best courtroom dramas ever committed to film, Cruise's character goes from being callow and indifferent to a full-blown crusader by the film's now-legendary climax ("You can't handle the truth!").

And secondly, I pledge to create the greatest [expletive] robots ever committed to film".