Sentence examples for most films express from inspiring English sources
"My Dad Is 100 Years Old" compacts more ideas about movies in its 16 minutes than most films express in 2 hours.
How often do the most articulate characters in American films express themselves with such finesse?
Or were we unwilling to see what these films expressed?
Every time you record moving images with you video camera you also record sound and in most films you also use that sound - or different sounds - to express different things, moods, impressions in your film.
But the most important earlier version was Fritz Lang's "You Only Live Once," starring Sylvia Sidney as "Joan and Henry Fondaasas "Eddie," which was made in 1937; this version, which was one of the best American films of the thirties, as "Bonnie and Clyde" is of the sixties, expressed certain feelings of its time, as this film expresses certain feelings of ours.
Petley and Cook compared the film to other contemporary horror films, writing that the film expressed more imagination and "youthful enthusiasm" than an average horror film.
We might well be troubled by the gunplay and the hand-to-hand combat, but no one can say that the films are particularly sexist, since the women are equal (and often victorious) combatants, while the men take time out in the most recent film to express deep caring for a newborn child, to the extent their acting chops permit.
"But the writer/director's love for cinema is most obviously expressed through his own films.
Most importantly, express your regret.
Most filming occurred in and around Los Angeles.
