Sentence examples for films packed from inspiring English sources

HOLLYWOOD's biggest box-office successes are usually splashy, expensive films packed with slick special effects that appeal to audiences the world over.

Government studios made films packed with peasants and propaganda, and wheeled mobile projectors to rural areas to ensure they reached millions.

Aweek on from the Oscars, it's curious to see Broken City and Arbitrage, two films packed to the gunwales with former Oscar winners and nominees, but which were never in much danger of winning awards themselves.

That could have something to do with other worthy films packed with music ("Slumdog Millionaire," anyone?) or it could have something to do with these lyrics: If you've ever seen a one-trick pony then you've seen me.

The exhibition mostly consists of Rosa's landscapes – thrillingly wild assemblies of gnarled rock and boulders, lightly garnished with with banditti and splintered tree-trunks – though it also finds space for some of his paintings of occult meetings, a kind of 17th-century equivalent of Hollywood horror films, packed with deliciously terrifying visions of the devil and witches.

The incendiary trailer for "Death Before Dishonor" fits more flying bodies (mostly in Arab headgear) into two minutes' time than most films pack into two hours.

Then came The Syrian Bride, Lemon Tree and The Human Resources Manager, three films packing a punch with international audiences.

When it comes to big-screen murder and mayhem, kids' animated films pack the deadliest wallop of all top-grossing films, according to a statistical survival analysis published Tuesday in the journal BMJ.

A deceptively simple film packed with memorable moments and bizarre touches.

Is it a film packed full of incredible performances by some of the best actors still unaccessorised by Oscars?

Cynics might point out that it is small beer next to the likely carbon footprint of a film packed full of cars, helicopters and massive explosions.