Sentence examples for pictures based on a from inspiring English sources

(Just why the Japanese should be so heavily influenced by Italian genre directors of the 1960's is a mystery that can't be solved here.) Directed and written by Yoshiaki Kawajiri, "Vampire Hunter D" is the second in a series of "Vampire Hunter" pictures based on a popular novel-size comic book written by Hideyuki Kikuchi and illustrated by Yoshitaka Amano.

Much of it may be metaphor she views multiple pictures (based on a single drawing) as the "genotype" whose behavior and survival can be examined under varying environmental conditions.

Even though you're taking pictures based on a theme, it's unlikely that someone's going to be compelled by 30 straight pictures of hamburgers.

Final Fantasy: The Movie (pictured), based on a Japanese video game, is being made by Columbia Pictures.

In each, a square picture based on a famous painting has a narrow panorama attached below like the predella of a medieval altarpiece.

And it had a misfire this year with "Watchmen," an expensive picture based on a graphic novel, of which Legendary was co-financer.

The officials said the report would portray a more complicated and detailed picture, based on a far more extensive examination of suspected Iraqi weapons sites and records, as well as the debriefings.

And again he has got a cunning youngster, Jonathan Ashmore, to transmit his mood.His child in this gaudy color picture, based on a novel by Wolf Mankowitz, is a 6-year-old London East End younker who has faith in the magical power of unicorns.

This vaguely science-fiction action picture based on a video game (and not a sequel to 2007's Hitman) is an idiotic mess with a bafflingly dense prologue, an endless final battle, lifeless performances and anticlimactic twists, but it does have a degree of visual flair.

The picture, based on a story by Will Smith and made by his production company, is set 1,000 years in the future, when Earth has become uninhabitable.

The new picture, based on a novel written and published as a follow-up to Larsson's Millennium trilogy after the author's death, cost an estimated $43 million to make and was co-financed by MGM and New Regency.