Sentence examples for video shelf from inspiring English sources

"For something that was supposed to die on the video shelf, it certainly has had legs," Ms. Berkley said.

These were interactive B-movies, the kind of enjoyable garbage you find buried on a video shelf.

The widescreen black and white cinematography, combined with the sharp audio (hat tip Mark Ronson) chucks this little number safely onto the top rack of our all-time favorite music video shelf.

Today, all four of those establishments remain open, though in modified forms, with more space devoted to nonsexual entertainment and video shelves stocked with westerns and martial arts movies.

In the midst of countless belching aliens and bikini demons, German opus The Burning Moon invaded video shelves with a vicious wrath.

Reduced to its nuts-and-bolts elements, this becomes little more than an upmarket B-feature, glossed with an inappropriate Hollywood sheen, but more at home on the straight-to-video shelf.

Drawing from the cult canon and the straight-to-video shelf alike, and composed entirely of intricately spliced fragments from its selection, the film unpicks the sexual politics of the movies under scrutiny without relocating them to a real-world adolescent context.

In January, he found himself dumbfounded when he received an order for "The Mummy," a 1999 movie starring Brendan Fraser that is seemingly on every video store shelf in America.

Given its grim subject matter, $5 million budget and sub-A-list stars, "Narc" is the sort of movie that, artistic merit notwithstanding, would often fail to secure a theatrical release and wind up dumped onto the video store shelf, where its heartbroken director will see a single forlorn copy sitting beside 16 of the Sylvester Stallone car-racing movie.

Their films have usually sat for some time on video rental shelves.

"Street Fighter," hot off the video game shelves and into theaters in 1994, starred Jean-Claude Van Damme and Raul Julia but had miserable receipts.