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Cinema in sentence

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I saw this film last night at a left-bank cinema in Paris, where it opened a two-week film noir run.
It wasn't meant to be a great cinema experience, except it was.
Entirely original in it's visual style, it is one of the best examples of what cinema can be.
Despite Hollywood's "dialogue" myopia, cinema is not about dialogue, nor is it about beautiful lighting, action or music.
"Europa" is what cinema should strive to be.
I had always wanted to watch it but never got around to it when it was in the cinema.
"Cinema is dead, long live the cinema!" said Peter Greenaway, one of the most innovative and productive contemporary directors, at the last year's Romanian film festival Anonimul, which got to the third edition and takes place in the Danube Delta.
There wasn't a dry eye amongst the audience yesterday afternoon after I left the cinema, having seen this gem of a film in a sold-out house as part of this year's Hamburg Film Festival.
Even with all the tricks, in my opinion, this film is the most complete, REAL and moving piece of cinema then most of the films on the top 250 list.
As a child bad health prevented me from ever going to a cinema.
My introduction to many classics films such as The Battleship Potemkin, Drifters (Grierson's magnificent documentary), Metropolis, The Cabinet of Dr Caligari, and Ecstasy; came first through this book and later at my University Art-house cinema.
If "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari" is the father of all horror films (and of German expressionist cinema), this pre-WWI film is the grandfather.
Yet another example of what British cinema can achieve: a simple story, told and acted well.
Gojoe is part of a new wave of Japanese cinema, taking very creative directors, editors and photographers and working on historic themes, what the Japanese call "period pieces".
If this is any indication, than Hong Sang-Soo really is "Asian cinema's best kept secret".
What takes the movie out of the realms of the same-old same-old however, is the utterly unflinching attitude so some of the most sudden and horrific violence seen in today's cinema.
And this isn't that nice cool, clean violence so beloved of US cinema - this stuff is nasty, painful and HURTS!
i wouldn't exactly call it grand and unforgettable cinema and it doesn't seem quite as memorable as the director's first movie "cube" but it's a good pit of fluff to watch on a Sunday morning.
It is definitely not very Akira Kurosawa, however it still gets a lot from the master, especially the stylistic story telling tells us we're in a distinguished land of cinema which is quite far from hollywoodish flamboyance.
In the USA politics are fought in the media and two media are essential for any presidential campaign: it is music and the cinema.
Right now Hollywood and beyond the intelligentsia, academia and intellectuals are using the cinema in general, and this film in particular, to build up the idea in the public that salvation will come from a woman and from the Senate.
(Open Water drove me nuts, mostly because there are cheap, progressive cameras available now and I see no excuse in not shelling for one if you intend to screen in the cinema).
If you are a fan of classic cinema crap - seek this baby out.
While not an incredible or ground-breaking piece of cinema, the movie is quietly enjoyable and good for a tired night when the wind is blowing.
Forbidden Planet represents the kind of science fiction that is precious in cinema, especially from the 1950s.
whereas the hard-boiled detective stories of Dashiell Hammett and Raymond Chandler have fitted to cinema like a fox in a chicken coop - indeed creating the definitively modern American genre and style in the process - those of what might be called Golden Age fiction have made barely any impression whatsoever.
Indian cinema typifies cops of two broad categories: they are either the honest type or the bad guys.
The Dinner Party could quite possibly be in my opinion the greatest adult cinema production of all time.
What cinema goers made of this in the 30s, I can only imagine.
They're both slick, action packed and thrilling pieces of cinema that I have watched numerous times since I bought them.
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