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Discover LudwigThe phrase "create a movie" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to the process of developing and producing a film. Example: The director spent months working on the script before finally starting to create the movie with a talented cast and crew.
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Create a movie title that's also a food mashup.
Here is one formula: create a movie loosely based on the star's life.
I wanted to create a movie this time that was externally theatrical but internally very real".
Some scholarships ask applicants to write an essay, create a movie or develop some sort of visual representation.
IF SONY buys MGM it would create a movie business big enough to rival America's entertainment giant, Time Warner.
It was shot with a 1969 camera to create a movie that feels like a relic of a distant time.
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GameSpot's Ryan Mac Donald believed that the game's inclusion of extended voice work helped create a "movie-like" atmosphere.
For Ef, Minori attempted to create a movie-like experience, using a lot of animated two-dimensional computer graphics presented from various angles.
We're more prone to celebrate Ted Turner, who made millions on billboards, created a whole new television category with CNN, almost lost it all trying to re-create a movie company and then got battered around in the AOL-Time Warner merger before heading back to the ranch.
"We've created a movie set".
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