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Cinema in sentence

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Meanwhile, as all of this is happening, by the mid-'50s, the business model of traditional broadcasting and cinema has been busted completely.
The first clip, really, is totally trying to capture what cinema is for me, and where I'm coming from in terms of cinema.
The third piece for me is the question: What is cinema to you?
What do you do with cinema?
The play describes Atlantic crossings, Alabama cotton fields, New York skylines, and we framed the whole thing within this single revolving cube, a kind of kinetic cinema through the centuries.
And over many months, meeting with the band and their creative teams, this is the sketch that kept recurring, this line, this street, the street that connects the band's past with their present, the tightrope that they walk as activists and artists, a walk through cinema that allows the band to become protagonists in their own poetry.
In American culture, 20th century cinema helped popularize eyeglasses.
Mainstream art, cinema, has been used across the world to talk about social issues.
To begin with, artificial landscapes, which I invented sort of, are used in cinema all the time.
I didn't catch it in cinema though, and after seeing it on to tv I'm terribly happy I resisted buying it on video.
Disappointing to no belief, even for a fan of bad cinema.
The Astonished Heart is certainly worth watching, but it is a flawed piece of cinema.
I went to the cinema to watch a preview of this film without knowing anything about it.
And I'm not even talking about 70's grindhouse cinema because Hell Ride has none of the raw and unpolished feel of the era it purports to pay homage to.
I went to the cinema slightly apprehensive, I came out seething with anger at the garbage (passing for a film)I had witnessed.
I doubt that I would have been able to sit through the film in a cinema and watch all the violence present in the film.
Preposterous twaddle executed in a bewilderingly amateurish and inept way -- or perhaps several since the incredible lack of continuity, tone, realism, plausibility, suspense, and much more combine with Walter Pidgeon's bovine attempts at charm to produce a cinema curiosity to rank with some of Fritz Lang's other stupendous failures.
Probably the only laughs that came from the 6 other people in the cinema was at the poor acting and dialogue.
I walked out of the cinema having suffered this film after 30 mins.
I don't care much for French cinema (usually reflective and speculative to a fault), so maybe I'm biased.
From 2002 on Dutch cinema finally got better again.
quite possibly one of (if not the) worst film ever conceived, cast and acted in the history of cinema.
Opera certainly can be adapted to cinema --- look at Zeferelli's magnificent La Traviata --- but when a work is as superb as Rigoletto, it doesn't need cheap gimmicks.
There seems to be a spectrum of cinema.
As a big Jim Carey fan I took my seat in the cinema with optimism.
Perhaps a little too Queenie for some - I would love to have watched IN a cinema audience in the outback.
I understand it is considered a great movie and very important in the history of cinema, however, I think as my teacher pointed out, not everyone has liked or likes it.
This abomination and the sequel ONE MORE TIME (no thanks) and the hideous Jerry Lewis disasters like Don't RAISE THE BRIDGE LOWER THE WATER (why not just flush instead) drove cinema owners to close their doors rather than be forced to run these films.
True: in the 60s block booking of films was still enforced on hapless suburban and country cinemas... this means that in order to get a good film the cinema was forced to run woeful timewasters like these: I remember well in 1974 keen to screen FIDDLER ON THE ROOF or something good like that, I was bailed up in the United Artists booking office by some sozzled salesman who waved a sheet of flops before me and squinted, bellowing: "Now before we get to that one, lemme see ya date these ones first".
Cinema owners, exhausted with arguing simply closed, sold to a petrol station and saw the cinema demolished.
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