Sentence examples for studios return from inspiring English sources

Rather than take a chance on new scripts, movie studios return to "Star Wars," "Austin Powers" and "Men In Black," to name a handful of the franchises that have dominated multiplexes this summer.

He was referring to those who have applauded his argument — made both in a New Republic essay "Has Hollywood Murdered the Movies?" and in a new book, "Do the Movies Have a Future?" — that the enduring strength of film will depend on whether studios return to modestly budgeted but culturally powerful movies.

Walt Disney Studios returned to Comic-Con on Thursday afternoon after a one-year hiatus and had one big question to answer: After a brutal year that saw Disney's studio chairman replaced and a big-budget science-fiction film, "John Carter," prompt a $200 million write-down, is the studio finally getting back on track?

Presented by Alan Yentob, BBC One's flagship arts documentary strand, produced by BBC Studios returns this May with an impressive line-up.

Such films proved to have an average profit margin of twenty-four per cent — roughly double the average studio return.

One day, Yorke left the studio, returning to find that Godrich and Jonny Greenwood had stripped the song down to the version found on the album, a minimal piano ballad.

No, Bertie is given the answer he has sought throughout the land, on a silver platter, and bearing up under the enormous strain of his success, he brushes it aside, scuttles the platter to the ground, and head erect, he dashes from the studio, returns home to the palace and does what only Bertie knows how to do".

And a general slowdown in film production combined with a reluctance to approve new projects makes it unclear when or if the studios will return to making big, explosive action films involving terrorists or bombed buildings.

The ones who became stars were expected to work forty weeks and to make three or four pictures every year; they could also be "loaned out" to other studios in return for favors or payments that didn't necessarily benefit them.

Whether the actor, who broke his left ankle filming at Pinewood Studios, will return as Han Solo yet again is another of those unknowns, despite a "bogus" online casting call posted by a "random American lunatic" claiming Ford is in the next instalment.

Additionally, Blockbuster will get favorable payments terms from the studios in return for a lien on some assets involving Blockbuster Canada.