Sentence examples for poignant screen from inspiring English sources

By now a shadow of his former self, Mitri saved his most poignant screen appearance until last.

According to the majority of reviews, the filmmakers succeeded on both counts, delivering eye-popping (if occasionally mind-numbing) action and a poignant screen farewell to Walker.

Edge related the "unexpectedly poignant" red screen and sound effect that flashes upon the player's death to Rogers's personal interest in noise rock.

They kissed (some of the most poignant mouthings in screen history) and that's all they did, no matter that, in fact, nearly everyone was in and out of bed with everyone else on that production.

The constant push and pull struggle to maintain their identity of who they thought they were, and who they actually were, played out like an eloquent and poignant dance on screen.

It is also the story of another woman's triumph in bringing that poignant story to the screen with grace, dignity and love.

She is all but the co-star of the film, with a lot of screen time, poignant dialogue, and a character who is far more complex and sympathetic than we expect in this series".

It was very poignant.' At that screening, Utley says, 'the movie played like gangbusters.

The powerful and poignant film was later screened at a cinema close to the balcony from which Richard Hoorocks jumped into the river.

Scorsese chose the operatic piece to score Raging Bull, the movie which immortalised La Motta on the silver screen, and the poignant, mournful strains of the symphony somehow emphasise the heroic tragedy of La Motta refusing to quit.

Escaping persecution or seeking hope was reinforced at the screening of the poignant documentary by Wendy Thompson and Eduardo Lopez called Harvest of Empire (based on the book by Journalist Juan Gonzalez).