Sentence examples for relevant movie from inspiring English sources

The lefty filmmaker Haskell Wexler, who died last month, once told me fondly, "Me wanting to make a terrifically socially relevant movie that reflects the angst, the fucked-up state of the planet — I think George could only do that allegorically, with some planet not called Earth".

(Dargis) ★ 'Magic Mike' (R, 1 50) At this point in his remarkable career, the director Steven Soderbergh can do just about anything, including making a funny, sly, relevant movie about a male stripper (Channing Tatum) into this summer's surprise must-see.

WHEN Deborah Nadoolman Landis first began work for the coming show "Hollywood Costumes" at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, she wanted to provide visitors with iPads that would let them observe an outfit, view a relevant movie clip and watch interviews with those involved with the film.

(Holden) ★ 'Magic Mike' (R, 1 50) At this point in his remarkable career, the director Steven Soderbergh can do just about anything, including making a funny, sly, relevant movie about a male stripper (Channing Tatum) into this summer's surprise must-see.

(Andy Webster) ★ 'Magic Mike' (R, 1 50) At this point in his remarkable career, the director Steven Soderbergh can do just about anything, including making a funny, sly, relevant movie about a male stripper (Channing Tatum) into this summer's surprise must-see.

Meanwhile, Regal Cinemas is using the search timelines integration to include relevant movie reviews in its application.

We want good, innovative and aesthetically relevant movies that reach wide audiences.

He produced socially relevant movies like "A Raisin in the Sun," but more often brought plays and literary adaptations to television, well into the days when advertisers balked because his projects were "too egghead".

If the critic has to compete with the seductions of Facebook, with shrewdly written television, with culturally relevant movies — with, in short, every bright thing that flies to the surface of the iPhone — that's all the more reason for him to write dramatically, vividly, beautifully, to have, as Alfred Kazin wrote in 1960, a "sense of the age in his bones".

None of the big video sites has figured out how to make a popular and useful video search engine that searches the entire Web for relevant movies.

The partial attachment to classical stereotypes that we still find in some SB relevant movies is contrasted by a fictional image of scientists who follow a more economic than academic spirit.