Sentence examples for progressive films from inspiring English sources

Among these producers is Jeff Skoll, who made a fortune with eBay and founded a company called Participant Productions to make socially progressive films ("An Inconvenient Truth" was his).

Having already birthed the delights of Magic Mike's semi-autobiographical take on his male stripper past, that delight was somehow escalated to new heights with Magic Mike XXL; delivering one of the most unashamedly celebratory, inclusive, and progressive films of last year.

There are some carefully shot, considerate, progressive films circulating the mainstream, but most are riddled with some mix of misogyny, racism, and rudeness.

Perhaps the most middle-American of all genres – the Disney princess movie – has managed to turn out a deeply progressive film without being explicitly progressive at all.

This was Chaplin's first true talkie (and his biggest hit), and it's also an incredibly brave and progressive film that seems specifically designed to irritate Hitler personally.

Yet in past years that has rarely been the case, despite the fact that the technologically progressive film industry spends hundreds of millions of dollars annually on digitally generated special effects and recognizes fully the Internet's potential for distributing its products to theaters (and eventually to consumers).

EWP lauded Pixar for the creation of the character, stating, "We are proud to honor a very progressive film company like Pixar who cast an Asian American character alongside an elderly one to play the leads in a feature film".

Nine McCain hits were made by citizens and ten came from outside groups, which ranged from the conservative Naked Emperor News website to the progressive Brave New Films, a new media organization run by director Robert Greenwald.

The purpose of this study was to determine objectively the changes in optical aberrations induced by the progressive tear film irregularity after a blink and their effects on retinal image quality.

The bosses are Picturehouse, who operate arty cinemas across the country appealing to progressive audiences showing films with an interest in social issues and causes; they in turn are owned by Cineworld, one of the biggest cinema giants in Europe.

As with her comedy, the point doesn't seem to be whether she is to everyone's tastes, but rather that she might be to someone's.Many commentators have labelled the film progressive, but this applies just as much (if not more) to its characterisation as to its approach to an extremely sensitive subject.