Sentence examples for disjointed editing from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, while Roeg made full use of the desolate beauty of both his leading man and the New Mexico location, the disjointed editing meant The Man Who Fell to Earth could be criticised for lacking narrative drive.

It's like falling into an oddly edited, disjointed movie, in which you are the main protagonist in a series of random life events: sometimes you are the glowing superstar and at others, you are passive and coerced.

The documentary has no strong center - its images are often unfocused and its editing is disjointed.

It's left me dazed and slightly confused as to whether it was meant to be disjointed or if the editing was just badly done.

The brain is describing the present — processing reams of disjointed data on the fly, editing everything down to an instantaneous now.

Incomprehensibly disjointed and stunningly dull, this edit has been accused of "whitewashing" Linton's movie, cutting back the black and Latino characters who originally lay at its core to put its white stars centre stage.

Yet the tracks, which detail events happening simultaneously, are edited together in ways that make them disjointed in time.

Bloody torture and bloodier death from cops and thugs ensue amid smeary, jittery camerawork and choppy edits that transform the visually disjointed, grim and dim spaces into confetti.

Routines were cut in half and disjointed.

Unfortunately, these sequences are as haphazardly shot and edited as the sex scenes, and the various plot lines are so disjointed that the film never generates much emotional momentum.

Edited compendia containting contributions form multiple authors can be more authoritative but also more disjointed.