Sentence examples for taking cinemas from inspiring English sources

"Rugby in a 3D first... 3D fever, begun by film Avatar", "3D set to go seedy... adult film makers have jumped on the Avatar bandwagon", "District 9 review: James Cameron's £300m breathtaking Avatar is currently taking cinemas by storm... .., "Ava-Ta Very Much..

The more people taking cinema out of cinemas, the more imaginative these events must become to stand out.

"Taking cinema back to its roots," she told me, just as she had done when she and Mark Cousins pulled a mobile cinema in a bus around Scottish towns.

He is continually asked why he is so preoccupied with taking cinema to places that lack adequate food, jobs and basic amenities, and of course he has no good answer.

"They take cinema very seriously there," he said.

She took cinema-studies classes and discovered that the focus "was on Stan Brakhage and Maya Deren".

Greidinger took Cinema City into central Europe in the late 1990s, just as cinema visits began to rise in these countries.

Charlie Chaplin, 1916 It didn't take cinema long to realise that the art form could be its own juiciest subject.

Instead, he said, the Internet had the potential "to take cinema language into places it's never been before".

Despite its authoritarianism and instinctive suspicion and loathing for anything that smacks of artistic freedom, it does take cinema very seriously.

IN WHAT was perhaps his weirdest film, "City of Women", Federico Fellini took cinema-goers into the nightmare of a Latin male who is bewildered by the advent of feminism.