Sentence examples for prestige films from inspiring English sources
"American Hustle" and "The Wolf of Wall Street," two prestige films this awards season, are brutal comedies masquerading as dramas.
The tactical logic of crowding the release dates of prestige films into the fall may be obvious.
The reviews were generally pretty good, which always helps "prestige" films, but Lionsgate's hopes really rose when NRG's tracking for "W". jumped after the film's première.
Promotional screenings in college towns and on the Manhattan cocktail circuit are a conventional way to build awareness for prestige films.
Cab" in 1983 and smaller parts in prestige films like "Ordinary People" despite not having a clue about what he was doing.
The DreamWorks slate is a little patchy — namely because Mr. Spielberg and Stacey Snider, the company's chief executive, believe in delivering a mix of prestige films and blockbusters.
Although conceived of as a "prestige film," Mission to Moscow (1943) ultimately became one of Warner Brothers' biggest embarrassments.
Considering his last two films (The Social Network and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button) received Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, David Fincher's latest might be mistaken for a prestige film.
Oh, a message gets out, but this a Spike Lee joint and, as his mid-career has shown, he's shrugged off the cloak of the "prestige film-maker" and fully embraced the more risky title of Artist.
When STX Entertainment and IM Global greenlit the $50m-budget 50m-budgetivil wAmerican Free State of Jones, starring Matthew Mcivilughey, hopes ware high for a major prestige film with awardramatential and commercial heFree
One of them was Cheryl Boone Isaacs, who was hired to promote "The Artist" and "The King's Speech," both Weinstein Best Picture winners, and both the kind of old-fashioned prestige film that her diversity push might undercut.
