Example collocations logo

Atomic in sentence

250 examples of Atomic in a sentence

An atomic era film buff shouldn't miss this one.
Ator is the chosen one that has to protect the earth against a terrible weapon, that is compared in an unforgettable and unpredictable way to the atomic weapon.
FAT MAN AND LITTLE BOY takes us inside the trials and tribulations of a group of top American scientists handed a lofty task during the Second World War: beat everyone else to the atomic bomb.
Fat Man And Little Boy were the code names of the two atomic bombs that were dropped in reverse order on Nagasaki and Hiroshina.
The storyline is fully consistent with Richard Rhodes' definitive history of the development of the atomic bomb.
This film attempts to describe the horror faced by one particular family - a common narrative device - in the atomic bomb world of Hiroshima.
There have been numerous productions that tell of the development of the atomic bomb.
In the light of the recent typhoon that hit the country hard (that is, typhoon Ondoy), I thought it upon myself to re-watch "Black Rain" (1988, Japan), Shohei Imamura's haunting black-and-white masterpiece on the destruction and after-effects of the atomic bomb that hit Hiroshima in the closing period of the Second World War.
There have been other books and films about the dropping of the atomic bomb but none as unique and powerful as this one.
except the actors all other are same like hijacking Atomic bombs, asking for ransom, trafficking nukes in a ship, etc only difference are place of occurrence in thunder ball plot it is in Bahamas in Never Say Never Again it is over North Africa.
The documentary shows six different approaches: The paranoia of the atomic war; The fantastic trips to the Moon; The enigmatic planet Mars; Good and evil aliens; The after-apocalyptic world; and The humanity future.
After the atomic bomb hits Hiroshima, charred bodies lie all around, deformed victims attempt to communicate with relatives who can't even recognize them, and one person after another dies of radiation sickness.
This film is a great portrayal of the atomic attacks on Japan, it will frighten you, and will perhaps make you cry.
Bon Voyage centerers on two parallel stories: an scientific and his disciple (Ledoyen) who tries to hide one of his discoveries (a kind of water that may work as an atomic bomb) from the Nazis; and a poor guy in love with a well known actress (Adjani), which ends up in prison accused of a crime he's not committed in order to protect her.
This is a dud wrapped in an atomic bomb casing.
"After the atomic bombs carried by a shot-down Soviet bomber explode in the Arctic, the creature 'Gammera' is released from his hibernation.
Like in Godzilla, Gamera is awakened by an atomic explosion and rampages across the world, paying close attention to Tokyo because no big monster movie is complete unless Tokyo bites it.
This movie hasn't aged very well at all and now it's main appeal is just to see a snap shot of Sin City, circa 1969 and all the incessant smoking, the weird hair (Drivas has an atomic comb over that makes him resemble a well-groomed hip Cousin It) and trendy fashions that went along with it.
This ability stems from parents who partook in atomic experiments in the 50's.
Prof. Janos Rukh (Boris Karloff) discovers Radium X--a powerful force to be used for atomic power.
Now imagine that except at 1/2 speed and Lewis Black making anal sex jokes as the rest of the incredibly banal commentary slows to almost sub atomic speeds.
This film was made before the days of cgi and therefore must seem painfully dated to younger viewers but to us who grew up in the atomic monster age it is both scary and charming.
Where is his atomic breath and his none Jurassic Park like personality?
In DR STRANGELOVE, OR HOW I STOPPED WORRYING AND LEARNED TO LOVE THE BOMB violence as war was discussed, overheard, never truly seen until the final reel when a flurry of atomic bombs exploded into bright mushrooms as the song "We'll Meet Again" lovingly played in the background.
This is a very boring 50s B-zombie movie about an ex-Nazi scientist, secretly in America, experimenting with atomic energy on humans.
This movie definitely takes you to a different world, and the strange sky color throughout sort of makes everything seem - well- post atomic!
They presume that the South hated Blacks and from that hated women, would side with the Nazis, and develop an atomic bomb to put Japan it its place.
Kids will roar with laughter and YOU will say...isn't this funny....but a bit rude and WOW atomic weapons too.....
Filmed partly on-location in Utah near an atomic weapons test site, with many in the cast and crew later succumbing to cancer-related deaths.
She is a secret weapon created by Available Jones and a metaphor for the atomic bomb.
BackNext