Sentence examples for heavy director from inspiring English sources

Blu-ray & DVD, Lionsgate Convoy This stunts-heavy trucking action movie was a fantastic anomaly for the usually blood'n'guns heavy director Sam Pekinpah.

Is working with such a heavy-weight director making you nervous?

On the latter production, Peckinpah also had frequent clashes with the cast and crew, which were fueled in part by his heavy drinking; the director would struggle with alcoholism and later drug abuse.

The Oscar-winning actor was originally named as Abrams' top choice for the heavy in the director's "Star Trek" sequel, but his deal was never closed and Benedict Cumberbatch wound up playing the part instead.

Employees then tried to outfit the heads with D-rings in a final "attempt to preserve the historic woodwork," but the bison proved "too top heavy," wrote Diana Ziegler, director of the Interior Museum.

A company involved in the Bahama's would automatically raise eyebrows, but six different records is more interesting considering that data matching for tax purposes in Australia usually relies on matching details of directors with a heavy emphasis on a directors date of birth.

4) American Honey Andrea Arnold is another heavy-hitting British director heading to the US in 2016.

Between the heavy-handed lines, director Adrian Popovici provides telling glimpses of a provincial, aggressively retrograde attitude toward women and the seedy nightclubs where they're preyed on.

Bodomo's film Collective: Unconscious was the origin of the "Everybody Dies" segment, but in the context Random Acts of Flyness, its jarring theatrical interpretation of emotionally processing police violence set a tone that the show would tackle light and heavy topics however directors saw fit.

Northampton suffered their biggest ever defeat in Europe and their heaviest under Jim Mallinder, the director of rugby whose job will come under increasingly heavy scrutiny after a 60-13 humiliation athehandsnds of Leinster in Dublin.

However, it received heavy criticism when its director acknowledged that it had ignored intelligence indicating North Korea's impending shelling of a South Korean island in 2010.