Sentence examples for facing moviegoers from inspiring English sources

In "Darfur Now," Theodore Braun's absorbing documentary about the atrocities in Darfur, the westernmost region of Sudan, Don Cheadle poses a fundamental question facing moviegoers attending a film about African strife: How do you respond to an event as difficult to understand as a government-sponsored mass murder of part of a country's civilian population?

Markets like North America, Western Europe and South America may be facing moviegoer attendance stagnation but the aforementioned territories will be where Hollywood looks to for growth in the coming years.

A former stuntman, Van Horn has the kind of weather-beaten, deeply lined face that moviegoers have spotted for ages wrecking wagons, fencing in "Zorro" pictures, starting bar scuffles, and finishing fights.

Buddy Van Horn, Eastwood's stunt coördinator, golfing partner, expert horseman, and second-unit director, started working with him in 1968, on the movie "Coogan's Bluff". A former stuntman, Van Horn has the kind of weather-beaten, deeply lined face that moviegoers have spotted for ages wrecking wagons, fencing in "Zorro" pictures, starting bar scuffles, and finishing fights.

In Los Angeles, Sony is facing a false-advertising lawsuit filed on behalf of moviegoers who saw the films endorsed by Manning.

For each of the 12 fatally shot moviegoers, Holmes faces one count of first-degree murder and one count of first-degree murder with "extreme indifference".

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For New York moviegoers weary of long lines, sticky floors and poor sight lines, the two huge new theaters facing each other on 42nd Street near Eighth Avenue -- a block once home to several theaters with X-rated movies -- are a welcome improvement.

I once came out of a press screening at the Walter Reade to face a sea of white-haired moviegoers.

The biggest challenge the film may face may be the anxiety of moviegoers — how many people are willing to watch a film that is an extended panic attack?

"Essentially intellectual, yet emotionally stimulating too, it is as tough — and rewarding — a screen challenge as the moviegoer has had to face this year," Bosley Crowther wrote in The Times in 1958.