Sentence examples for white flashback from inspiring English sources

The story of Secret of Evermore begins with a black and white flashback to 1965, in a small town called Podunk, USA.

We zoom into the auction room; we're in a van with a gang of mercenaries hired by the auction house in case of trouble; a black and white flashback shows us the good old days when it was easy to steal a Rembrandt.

But that black-and-white flashback showing George and Jim sunbathing nude on some rugged and frankly uncomfy-looking rocks – that is just outrageously ad-like.

It certainly shows no signs of having been conceived as a film, unless you count the clumsy black-and-white flashback that appears somewhere around the middle of the drama.

The floating beauty of the black-and-white flashback images -- they don't have a sharp crystalline look, but are slightly tinged with an overcast brown, as if the film had sat on the uncle's front porch too long -- is probably in the movie to give it a layer of dreaminess, but these scenes don't provide much besides atmosphere.

As the premise of the movie becomes clearer, it becomes, inevitably, less horrifying, and the Pangs compensate for the slackening of intensity by proliferating visual and narrative complications, adding black-and-white flashback sequences, oblique subplots and a grisly, slow-moving action finale.

The movie opens with a black-and-white flashback to the executions (a scene that is repeated far too many times), then jumps forward to 1992, when a headstrong young judge, Annemarie Livi (Ms. Swinton), initiates a new investigation of Brossard.

The image was of a black-and-white flashback taking place in a submarine.

The first of these was that of a deep-sea diver finding a still-living pilot trapped in the wreckage of a World War II-era fighter plane and the second was that of a black-and-white flashback taking place in a submarine.

In black-and-white flashbacks in future episodes, Zane revisits that childhood horror.

Lou Diamond Phillips's character in "El Cortez" is a Reno hotel desk clerk who suffers from black-and-white flashbacks.