Sentence examples for globalised blockbuster from inspiring English sources
This may be the world's first truly globalised blockbuster; a collage of English and Hindi; world cinema with a Hollywood gloss.
It is arguably the world's first truly globalised blockbuster; a tale of the Mumbai slums, shot by a Brit and partly cast with Hindi-speaking players, that broke out to take the world by storm.
Instead, the film went on to win eight Oscars, earn upwards of $300m£181m1m) and be anointed as a classic of world cinema; arguably the first truly globalised blockbuster.
Next week's After Hollywood will look at some of the non-American faces who are starting to crop up in globalised blockbusters.
Western viewers tend to regard blockbuster season as an exclusively English-language phenomenon, which isn't the case in this globalised era.
Globalised diktatism or globalised democratism?
"This is a globalised era.
It is a globalised novel for a globalised world".
In short: blockbuster C.E.O.
"And this is the blockbuster of blockbusters".
