Sentence examples for cut to flashback from inspiring English sources

Musical sting, cut to flashback.

But, in the manner of the movie itself, which seems to begin in an uncanny present only to jump abruptly backward in time, let's cut to a flashback, the kind that in a more literal-minded movie would be established by the words "three weeks earlier".

Want to flashback?

Currently, the ideal flow rate or time to flashback is unknown.

Suddenly the commercial cuts to a flashback, first to the same man screaming in the driver's seat of a vehicle, then to the woman in the passenger seat, also screaming, and kicking the dashboard.

But, when the movie cuts to a flashback, to Chris's childhood hunting lesson with his father, during which he shoots a deer, it turns into a truncated and telescoped cinematic Bildungsroman, telling the story of Chris's boyhood as a sort of founding myth: how an American boy grows up to become a singularly effective soldier.

It almost looked like we were into a flashback when they cut to little Matt Mason asleep in his toy-filled bedroom, with his ever-present piano accompaniment tinkling out a sweet lullaby.

Poetry and cinema can both be said to share a syntax and grammar of close up, jump cut, slow dissolve and flashback, but Reel is notable for the extent to which memory plays out as footage.

As David walks through the halls, we get slippery cuts to his distorted perceptions, although we can't tell whether they're flashbacks or hallucinations or a reality that others can't see.

Or when the dialogue isn't leading to flashbacks within flashbacks.

Our 'flashback' category was therefore an amalgam of items which led to flashbacks during the writing of the narrative and items which caused a flashback in the scanner (generally an Own but occasionally an Other item).