Sentence examples for most difficult film from inspiring English sources

It seems to be the most difficult film you could shoot.That was why I wanted to do it.

"It was the most difficult film I've ever done," the actor said recently – catnip for the people who pick award-winners.

Mr Wajda, 87, whose long career includes four nominations for best foreign-language film at the Oscars (most recently for "Katyn" in 2008) has called it his most difficult film.

Leonardo DiCaprio has described The Revenant as "the most difficult film" he has ever done, as the first critics begin hinting that this could be the year he finally wins an Oscar.

Sitting in London's, Soho House, dressed in his trademark blue shirt, blue jeans and shades, Hong Kong's most independently minded director is piecing together the story of how In The Mood For Love, became 'the most difficult film of my life'.

"He is raped — twice!" "Not to be outdone, DiCaprio rips open a horse and sleeps naked in its carcass!" DiCaprio recently described The Revenant as "his most difficult film" and told Yahoo! that the bear attack scene will be "one of the most immersive experiences audiences will ever have with what it would be like to come face-to-face with an animal of that magnitude that is incredibly primal".

The most difficult films to criticize are the ambitious movies that fail in parts, that are neither bad nor good, neither smash hits or dismal flops, in spite of the intelligence and talents of the people involved.

It was, Pixar creative chief John Lasseter has said, "one of the most difficult films we've ever made".

Scenes involving the Alien queen were the most difficult to film, according to production staff.

Q: What was the single most difficult shot to film in The Girl From Nagasaki?

The most difficult sequences to film were the underwater action scenes; the first to be shot underwater was at a depth of 50 feet to shoot the scene where SPECTRE divers remove the atomic bombs from the sunken Vulcan bomber.