Sentence examples for warfare scenes from inspiring English sources

But despite the stylisations and grandiloquent drama, there is something just so grimly and grittily plausible about the awful world conjured up here, and the full-on urban warfare scenes really are electrifying.

In the film's handful (an unusually scant handful) of warfare scenes, Jenkins doesn't offer many variations on these two fighting modes; her modesty of style isn't quite a modest style, nor one of conspicuously aestheticized restraint, like that of Jim Jarmusch or Sofia Coppola.

O'Casey's depiction of footballing Harry Heegan, who returns to Ireland from the trenches in a wheelchair to be betrayed by those who once admired him, has been criticised for the unwieldy juxtaposition of its realistic portrayal of working class Dublin with the expressionism of its warfare scenes.

I'm picturing it like the gang warfare scene in that Will Ferrell movie, "Anchorman".

But the director of indelible Civil War battle scenes found that trench warfare wasn't what he'd expected.

These well-made and carefully observed character portraits about late-life identity crises whet your appetite for the more elaborately stylized worlds of "Sundance" and the confidently drawn farce "Little Duck," Billy Aronson's highly amusing look at the boiling sexual intrigue and artistic warfare behind the scenes of a politically correct children's television program.

The footage is stolen from a Modern Warfare 3 cut-scene.

Flower Warfare – Psychedelic Action Scene.

The film contains extremely intense scenes of warfare.

He sought to preserve the work of artists who had been commissioned to paint scenes of warfare.

His engravings include historical portraits, such as those of the kings of France; heraldic designs; title pages; and scenes of warfare, hunting, and pageantry.