Sentence examples for obvious films from inspiring English sources

It's a crazy quilt of "Star Wars," "Mad Max" and "Stagecoach," just to mention the most obvious films it calls to mind.

The last section of the movie, which reminds me of pulse-raising, bluntly obvious films that I saw at student rallies in the sixties, is devoted to the fervent anti-Wal-Mart movement — groups that have organized to file suit or to keep the company out.

Which puts the festival into something of a constant balancing act between the less obvious films that benefit from discovery and the starrier selections that attract the media to Austin in the first place.

"Despite the mysterious exclusions, despite the perplexing and continually disturbing absence of people of color from the acting nominations, the voters in the specific branches gave indications of taking their jobs seriously, of looking past the obvious films to make their choices".

He complained that restarting the play had been made even harder by the "blindingly obvious" filming by "someone in the third row".

Despite Fincher's obvious film-making panache - honed through an apprenticeship of high-profile music promos (Madonna, Aerosmith) and commercials (Nike) - he's unnervingly uncertain of his own gifts.

As he got more deeply involved with birding and Central Park birders, Mr. Kimball saw obvious film potential, he said, but he didn't want to replicate a film he had seen that "had a lot of people talking about bird-watching but didn't have very many pictures of birds".

A continuous and smooth film of 2 nm in thickness was observed, suggesting that no obvious film morphology occurred in the sample annealed at 600°C.

SAXS patterns show that the isotropic diffuse scattering peak in the initial quenched i-PP film disappears after the film experiences necking and a strong streak, which accompanies obvious film stress-whitening, appears when strain reaches 600% and above.

Demme made Beloved also, but maybe he needed to get the more obvious film out of his system.

While Sundance is often criticized for making obvious film selections, some responses to May in the Summer beg the question of whether the industry is willing to recognize a familiar voice that tells a different story.