Sentence examples for screen spectacle from inspiring English sources

Soft-core autoeroticism (no genitals are displayed) is about as compelling a screen spectacle as the sight of someone going to the bathroom.

Writing in The New York Times in 1946, he thought that it showcased "a fine group of British film craftsmen and actors", who contributed to "a stunningly brilliant and intriguing screen spectacle".

But as big-screen spectacle, this is unique.

His savior — and, as the movie industry clearly hopes, that of the big-screen spectacle — is a white working-class hero, John Cale (Channing Tatum).

In 2000 his third major restoration premiered at the Royal Festival Hall to 2,200 people – with a full orchestra and Gance's original triple-screen spectacle.

If the impeachment process moves forward as many experts predict, Brazilian televisions this August are likely to feature a split-screen spectacle of sporting events and their president on trial.

The split-screen spectacle of those events—a mayor and police chief mired in grief in Dallas, a mother and girlfriend mourning in Minnesota was like a riddle of causality.

— but a few hours of Mr. Gyllenhaal jumping around in leather and fluttering his long lashes has its dumb-fun appeal, as does the sight of Mr. Molina planting a kiss on an ostrich in a big-screen spectacle that's as much indebted to newfangled technologies as to old-fashioned Hollywood narrative strategies.

A rather open cross-dresser, Wood nestled himself in a miniscule clique of outcasts on the periphery of Hollywood where he strove to create big-screen spectacles.

The Halmis have, in fact, made an entire industry of transforming the classics into small-screen spectacles, which they bring to the airwaves with almost indecent frequency.

New theaters in Brooklyn alone include ReRun in Dumbo and Nitehawk, Indie Screen and Spectacle in Williamsburg, and Manhattan repertory theaters are now supplemented by programs at places like 92YTribeca and Exit Art and the popular Stranger Than Fiction and Queer/Art/Film series at the IFC Center.