Sentence examples for tunnel scene from inspiring English sources

In its most elaborate version, Barry Sonnenfeld's sci-fi action comedy, starring Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith, includes editing workshops that let viewers chop up a scene to their liking and other extra features from "character animation studies" to "tunnel scene deconstruction" and for more along those lines, the "Edgar Bug fight scene deconstructed using angles".

Remember that creepy tunnel scene in the original Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory when Gene Wilder turns awesomely demented while embarking on a psychedelic boat trip with crazy, multicolored lights and images of eyeballs and insects on people's faces?

Framestore worked on Aslan, Trufflehunter and the door in the air; Scanline did the River-god; Weta created the werewolf, the wild bear and Miraz's castle; MPC and Escape Studios did the main battle, the tunnel scene, the castle assault, the council scenes and all the other creatures.

I'd imagined, I tell her, that the claustrophobia of the tunnel scenes would be effected through a darkly lit, cramped portion of the stage, to which she replies, "That's how I'd envisioned it, too.

A3 Dangerous Crossings in Europe Alpine tunnels, scene of three catastrophic fires in less than three years, have grown more dangerous as truck traffic has doubled but the number of tunnels has stayed the same.

"He looked like Jesus Christ," said Gluszak, who, along with his team, had run through the darkened tunnel to the scene.

There's even a 1972 train permanently parked in the tunnel for movie scenes (it's the one in the Creep poster).

Some scenes of The Tunnel were also shot in the Channel Tunnel itself; this makes the series the first television drama production to do so.

Three of the 32 custom-built Mini Coopers used during principal photography were fitted with electric motors since combustion engines were not allowed in the subway tunnels, where some scenes were shot.

Another passenger, whose return to Paris was hit by the tunnel closure, said the scene at St Pancras station on Saturday evening was "very busy, lots of very nervous people, very angry".

In another scene, sappers tunnelling under the immense land walls that had not been breached in 1,000 years, blow themselves up with a cry of "Allahu Akbar" rather than be captured by the Byzantines.