Sentence examples for films defined from inspiring English sources
This week's most era-defining new films, defined by this era's weakest film writers.
Indeed, several common characteristics connect most films defined as "noir".
The mechanical anisotropy of roll-cast films, defined as the ratio of Young's modulus obtained parallel and perpendicular to poly styrene) cylinders, is similar for samples prepared using a dimensionless minimum gap between rolls higher than approximately 0.02.
The dawn of home computing and networking in the 1980s stimulated the emergence of 'cyberpunk' books and films, defined by one of its leading lights, Bruce Sterling, as combining high tech (meaning the internet, VR, etc) with low life (crime, espionage, grifting).
Pedro Almodóvar's films defined Madrid for American moviegoers -- and his portrait of an electric metropolis is best experienced in close-up.
"Edward Wood may be the Worst, but Oscar Micheaux... is the Baddest.... Micheaux's films define objective badness.
Yet while films define Laura and this book, the most convincing scenes deal with her second marriage.
Corman's films define the crucial distinction between trash – quirky, low-budget films shot to make a few bucks and have some fun – and garbage: the mass-produced slop that comes out of Hollywood.
Storyline is secondary; character development is less a consequence of plot (like the Hollywood tradition) than of the characters' restless striving to break out of the compartments of reality as these films define them.
The actors in Bresson's Mouchette or Dumont's La Vie de Jésus are but one component of those films' defining philosophy and meaning; removed from that context, their performances have no meaning.
Descriptive ads for the film were often informative, an ad by the Crystal Theater would indicate that August wrote and acted in the film, but also did not shy away from film's depiction of charity organizations and instead promoted the films defining message as "Charity Organizations Pay Dearly for Incompetency".
