Sentence examples for features released by from inspiring English sources

That much is made clear in a VHS boxed set of six of his features, released by Facets Multimedia ($149.95 a set, $24.95 each).

But 3-D is definitely part of the cinema's past — never as gloriously and gaudily as in the approximately 45 stereographic features released by the American film industry between 1952 and 1955.

(Holden) Film Series Baby Peggy: the Oldest Living Silent-Film Star Returns (Wednesday and Thursday, through Sept. 9) Born in 1918 and a performer from the age of 19 months, Diana Serra Cary appeared under the name Baby Peggy in a series of shorts and features released by Universal from 1919 to 1926, achieving a level of popularity equal to her male child-star counterpart, Jackie Coogan.

Many features released by engineers don't strip things down, which is why they are cluttered, confusing and have no clear purpose.

Of the thirty-one features released by RKO in 1944, for instance, ten were budgeted below $200,000, twelve were in the $200,000 to $500,000 range, and only nine cost more.

This is the main reason that "Extraordinary Measures," the first feature released by CBS Films, rises above some of its made-for-TV trappings.

Either way, it's easily the most experimental feature released by a major studio in ages, a gleefully deranged companion piece to Aronofsky's Old Testament epic "Noah" and an evil twin of sorts to "The Fountain," with its grandiose meditations on love, death and eternal recurrence.

"Two Faces" is one of four features in "Icons of Horror: Hammer Films" from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment ($24.96), a double-disc set of Hammer features released in the United States by Columbia Pictures.

Dave Winer is tracking some new features being released by Facebook that debunk the theories that the company is focused on building a completely closed silo of user data and news.

After making his stage debut in Budapest in 1910, he acted in and may have directed stage plays before starring in (and perhaps directing) the first feature film released by the nascent Hungarian film industry, Today and Tomorrow (1912).

5) Full findings on the investigation of last year's fatal crash involving Tesla's Autopilot feature were released by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.