Sentence examples for multiplex audience from inspiring English sources
He knows the multiplex audience, because he is the multiplex audience.
(The Carter clip is from the so-called "malaise" speech; to my chagrin, a few older members of the multiplex audience laughed derisively).
The movie was ludicrous in most of its details, and yet it held a packed Manhattan multiplex audience of all ages in deathly silence the afternoon I attended.
And "accessible" is a relative concept, they noted; these selections are aimed squarely at an art house crowd and not a broad multiplex audience.
But the droll tone cannot change the fact that the movie lacks a pay-off and I fear Dominik's ulterior motives and rarified intellectual sensibility is lost on a multiplex audience.
Unlike the directors of the Seventies and Eighties, such as Fassbinder, Wenders and Volker Schlöndorff, today's German directors make films for a multiplex audience rather than for the art-house.
All aimed squarely at homegrown, multiplex audiences.
Loud and clear, they said 'London' to American multiplex audiences, without being clichéd, yet allowing access to familiar tourist landmarks as well.
Virtually abandoning their actors in the forest, they achieved an unprecedented level of snot-dribbling realism, which creeped out multiplex audiences to a staggering $140m£87m7m).
As far as multiplex audiences are concerned, America's key response was that gallant, symbolic little raid on Tokyo, and naturally suffering and growing stronger - not the vaporisation of civilian populations.
Multiplex audiences are still laughing along to the dude-ish dadaism of 22 Jump Street, while The Lego Movie (Warner, U), which hits DVD shelves tomorrow, is 2014's highest grosser so far.
