Sentence examples for standout films from inspiring English sources
Loy's other standout films of the period include The Great Ziegfeld (1936), Libeled Lady (1936), Test Pilot (1938), The Rains Came (1939), I Love You Again (1940), and Love Crazy (1941).
Lancaster's other standout films from the 1960s include Luchino Visconti's Il gattopardo (1963; The Leopard); two more films for Frankenheimer, Seven Days in May 19644) and The Train (1965); The Professionals (1966); and the cult favourite The Swimmer (1968).
The standout films of our time are burdened by association with the rest of the films of our time, from which they stand out — for some critics, perhaps not far enough.
To complement the release of the Swedish thriller The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, here's a short season of Sunday lunchtime screenings of standout films from the frostier regions of the world.
In the meantime, here are some standout films that are playing right now, and shouldn't be overlooked.
Other standout films in the festival include the documentary AKA Doc Pomus, about the legendary blues singer and rock-and-roll songwriter, Jerome Felder (older brother of yet another New York legend, divorce attorney Raoul Felder), and the 1918 silent film, The Yellow Ticket, with a new live score by klezmer violin virtuoso, Alicia Svigals.
The perversity of another standout film, "The Lobster", took a more delightful form.
The standout film is the Coens' brilliant new offering A Serious Man (pictured), which serves up the usual black humour with a highly personal touch.
The Dark Wind isn't the standout film this year: an exquisite, slow burning film from Turkey, Cold of Kalandar, won best film, best cinematography and the first Apsa young cinema award last night.
A solo show features his standout film and audio work The Trip, created at St John's Hospice, where he offered to realise a dying patient's lifelong dream – and ended up travelling to the Amazon.
"Invasion!" is an early standout film that makes use of one of VR's most interesting mechanisms: eye contact.
