Sentence examples for stunt scenes from inspiring English sources

And with that we are treated to a angry, hectoring montage of stunt scenes – as opposed to, say, an elderly sound editor bent low over an Avid.

In incidents said to have occurred in early 2011, during production on the first season of "Luck," Mr. Chew is described as using underprepared or unqualified horses in racing and stunt scenes, and sometimes coming into conflict with American Humane Association representatives or other "Luck" production staff.

Maybe that'll be our next movie - Downing Street Has Fallen!" The 43-year-old action star - who was also a producer on the film - was left battered and bruised by the stunt scenes, so much so he worried he had seriously damaged his arm.

Sridevi retained her striking good looks, and in her most popular roles portrayed strong, funny women: the investigative journalist in Mr India (1987) who is not above going under cover as a cabaret dancer; the street-smart dancer in ChaalBaaz (1989), whose stunt scenes are also comic ones; and the Afghan warrior in Khuda Gawah (1992) who rides a horse into battle.

Hollywood sometimes finds close-ups difficult to do during dangerous stunt scenes because the person carrying out the stunt is not the film star but a stunt man.

It is the first film noir in Tamil cinema, and the first Tamil film to be made without songs, dance and stunt scenes.

Aged just 22, Cooban, otherwise known as "VaNilla", is a veteran of the GTA stunt scene.

Here is the Grand Theft Auto stunt scene, a thriving online community of performers and spectators.

If nothing else, the stunt scene symbolises a new relationship that players have with games and their systems and environments.

Skyfall's opening stunt scene, which sees Craig battling a villain who has stolen a valuable computer drive on top of a speeding train, was eventually filmed in Turkey instead.

In this sense, the GTA stunt scene is a kind of extreme sport, a club for virtual adrenaline junkies – and the Los Santos landscape is so huge, and so adaptive, there are always new techniques, locations and possibilities to explore.