Sentence examples for mega budgets from inspiring English sources

You might be forgiven for thinking that this kind of racing technology is the preserve of manufacturer backed teams with mega budgets.

Ms. Talbott, 59, has for three years been the director of Smithsonian Arts at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, where she was in charge of "mega budgets," she said, and planning for nine arts organizations that lie within the multimuseum complex.

The success of indies such as The Butler and Blue Jasmine and the string of blockbuster flops will make executives more wary of green-lighting mega budgets, but filmgoers over 35 should not hold their breath for a boom in quality films aimed at them, he said.

When the mega budget movie circus comes to town, our world-class practitioners get to work with state-of-the-art equipment and our actors get a grand stage.

With such hubris, Arndt will have to hope Cloud Atlas doesn't suffer the fate of the last $100m film directed by a big shot German with great hopes on his shoulders: despite a mega budget and Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie as his leads, Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck's The Tourist, his follow up to The Lives of Others, received a critical mauling.

It was easy to be sceptical about a film that didn't appear to have the resources to compete with the mega-budgets of Jason Bourne or James Bond.

It's proven to be one of those outstanding BBC dramas that makes all the mega-budgets of huge US shows seem unnecessary.

2015 feels like a transitional period between the old model of mega-budgets, test-marketing and blanket-releasing, and an emerging, hydra-headed film business in which the cinema becomes increasingly irrelevant as an exhibition platform.

Click here for trailer Its first problem is of course that it's in the shadow of one of the most blockbustingly successful film franchises ever, and their mega-budgets – this can't help but look a little flat by comparison.

Coming up, the mega-budget sequel Ocean's Twelve.

This is, after all, a mega-budget studio movie, not an Occupy-funded piece of agit-prop.