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Cinematography in sentence

1385 examples of Cinematography in a sentence

Our production values were negligible and our "special effects" were quite special indeed, but the plot is very strong and the cinematography by John McLeod is superb.
The soundtrack and cinematography were compelling and intriguing.
I thought the whole movie played out beautifully with fresh images and interesting cinematography the whole way through it.
The cinematography is nothing special, though of course one can do only so much with a camera in the confines of a passenger jet, but the dialog is excellent, the story taut.
It's not about the soundtrack, or cinematography, or even the dialogue and somewhat bad acting, it's about the educational purpose, and the message behind that is the most important.
It had an amusing early performance from Mark Ruffalo, and some memorable cinematography from the DP who did the Polish Brothers movies.
Alan Pudney's slick cinematography does the trick.
This movie is using cinematography fantastically, the depth of the camera catches each character.
The cinematography and editing are nice enough, but they don't really go beyond the standard stuff.
It is well written and acted and has good cinematography.
The production was designed by Vincent Korda who was also art director, while Georges Perinal did the colorful cinematography.
The cinematography is splendid and the score is perfect.
The DVD is in beautifull black and white with outstanding cinematography.
Not only is this movie a great film for basic cinematography (screenplay, acting, setting, etc.) but also for it's realism.
It works as a complete action/adventure, with wonderful cinematography, and deliberate, grinding pacing.
The cinematography was perfect and breathtaking -- I was awed by its beauty and how well it brought to life the words of the author of the book, Norman Maclean, "But when I am alone in the half light of the canyon, all existence seems to fade to a being with my soul, and memories.
Any possible flaws the movie may have are overshadowed by the beauty and grace of the story and the cinematography.
Alan Arkin's wonderful characterisation of the camp owner, and best of all, the cinematography.
Don't pop this one in expecting beautiful cinematography or Oscar-worthy performances.
Good cinematography, great direction, and superbly acted.
Everything about this movie is good - cinematography, story pace and most of all the end.
Truly gorgeous cinematography and sets, and yes Dietrich's bottomless trunk of clothes are also fabulous.
It's really a beautiful, moving love story with 3 high points: the performance of Reese Witherspoon, who maintained her promises in the world of cinema, the beautiful cinematography by the "Old Lion" Freddie Francis and the fantastic score by James Newton Howard, which is really the soul of the movie.
The best part of this movie is the cinematography.
I hate films that have really flashy editing and cinematography and Domino also just got very bad reviews.
Yes the editing and cinematography were frantic, the story was weak, and the acting was mediocre, but I still loved this film for some bizarre reason.
The story is simple, but the music is good, cinematography is excellent, direction is best, everything about the movie has a class of its own.
Sidney Hickox did the cinematography, with period set decorations by Clarence Steensen and art direction by Ted Smith.
The film has a good look and the cinematography is also good.
With a magnificent soundtrack featuring Faultline & Chris Martin and Vama Veche it surprises in every way leaving behind the sour taste of misunderstanding love... Truly remarkable... Is it me or is Romanian cinematography slowly but surely advancing and gaining respect?
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