Sentence examples for need for cinema from inspiring English sources
"Godard said that all you need for cinema is a girl and a gun," he said.
What mode would work best for me? "You need very dry acoustics for Cinema," said John, "because you just need to hear what the sound designer for the particular movie is providing you.
"When you're making the series, you know that it's fan-exclusive, although you're hoping to gain new eyes every week," said Bowman, who was far more aware of the need for new eyes in cinemas.
But the film suffers from the female actors barely looking interested, and ends up as testimony to Iranian cinema's need for credible actors and nuanced stories.
As you get older, you naturally become increasingly horrified by the real world around you and maybe don't feel the need for further fantastical frights in the cinema – the streets and the news can be scary enough.
Burnham gave an interview to the Daily Telegraph newspaper saying that the UK government is considering "the need for "child safe" websites – registered with cinema-style age warnings – to curb access to offensive or damaging online material".
With the advent of digital recording and compact discs in the mid 1980s, the need for noise reduction declined and the company successfully concentrated its efforts on the development of sound systems for cinema.
Well, now they're staging a comeback on our cinema screens, hence the need for the ubiquitous licensed tie-in – The Smurfs Dance Party.
There's no Nobel for cinema, either.
The same went, in 1971, for cinema.
