Sentence examples for screen adventure from inspiring English sources

The small mercy for which to be thankful is that no sequence in this offering sinks to the depths of his first screen adventure.

Particularly pleasing is that the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions come with 3D glasses, offering a jump-out-ofthe screen adventure that heralds a brave new world of three dimensional gaming.

At least, that's what this weekend's headlines were suggesting after the director of Memento, Inception and the Dark Knight trilogy signalled his interest in taking charge of the suave British spy's next big screen adventure while promoting his new war epic Dunkirk.

David Sproxton, co-founder and executive chairman of Aardman, maker of the Wallace and Gromit films, said in a statement: "The flock are very excited to be embarking on another big screen adventure – a rip-roaring comedy that takes them to even greater heights of lunacy".

Thursday's event also saw the unveiling of the Aston Martin DB10 which Bond will be driving in his latest screen adventure.

At an event at the Alamo Draft House over the weekend, Thomas that while a third season won't be happening, a big screen adventure will be served.

As is typical of the bullish Scott, he's rather dismissive of these "prior screen adventures", in which the likes of Errol Flynn, Sean Connery and Kevin Costner played the Nottingham outlaw.

They recently penned Michael Bay's true crime film Pain and Gain and have taken moviegoers to the land of Narnia for all three big screen adventures.

Partly, no doubt, this is to counter the mixed reviews the film met with; Variety, for example, said it played like "a joyless corrective to Robin Hood's prior screen adventures".

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (Buena Vista, 12), meanwhile, strives for its own kind of robust classicism: of all the Marvel comic-based screen adventures that have flooded the screen in recent years, it's the one most hale and hearty in its heroism, and least inclined toward hip, post-modern snark; you suspect Robert Redford wouldn't have agreed to a villainous supporting role otherwise.

Sony producers have been spuriously touting sometime Sinister Six member Venom for his own big screen adventures for the best part of a decade, but with Marvel owning the rights to dozens of comic book titles that have not yet even been touched upon on the big screen, the barrel-scraping can stop and the two studios can focus simply on making a great Spidey flick.