Sentence examples for screen series from inspiring English sources

[Subwayblogger.com] We're getting in the mood for the McCarren Pool summer screen series.

This year's Shakespeare celebrations continue with the 2016 Globe On Screen series, which gets underway on 6 May.

The Globe On Screen series continues with The Merchant of Venice from the 10 June and Richard II from the 24 June.

Like the bereaved devotees of the cancelled Firefly TV series who effectively willed the movie version Serenity into existence, the "Twi-hards" have all but conjured this hit screen series from their own raw enthusiasm.

Although it's part of the IFC Center's Lone Star Cinema: Texas on Screen series, the Texas of Hawks's film is purely notional: the action takes place in an elegant abstraction of a western town — saloon, hotel, sheriff's office, stable — and then largely at night and on soundstage interiors.

Here is the latest in the Exhibition on Screen series, this time designed to allow us to step inside the celebrated Barnes collection of modern French art – and specifically its mammoth Renoir holdings – as it is unlikely to ever travel away from its Philadelphia HQ.

Thor, who debuted in the Journey Into Mystery title in 1962, has also been the star of two movies in the latest Marvel big-screen series; plus he played a pivotal role in the Avengers cinematic adaptation.

On telly, Dylan Moran is to create and star in his own pilot for ABC in the US, reports Splitsider, while the Telegraph reports that Ronnie Barker turned down the title role (later taken by Derek Jacobi) in the legendary small-screen series I, Claudius.

George Maciunas revisits Mr. Johns's "Flag," but this time the stars are skulls and the stripes include lines like "U.S.A. surpasses all genocide records!" Mr. Hamilton's silk-screen series "Swinging Sixties" in turn shows Mick Jagger hiding his face as he is driven away by the police after being arrested for drug possession.

You may catch DeMille's "Ten Commandments" (1956) tonight on ABC (evidently broadcast in response to the success of "The Passion") or visit the American Museum of the Moving Image in Queens for a big-screen series of DeMille's movies (beginning on Saturday), succinctly titled "Sin and Salvation".

Tribeca Drive-In, an outdoor screening series, runs from Thursday through April 26.