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Outdoor in sentence

170 examples of Outdoor in a sentence

It has one large, epic-style outdoor battle scene, where a few thousand extras get to run across a field in costume, but when we see the two armies collide in combat--HA!
In what is arguably the best outdoor adventure film of all time, four city guys confront nature's wrath, in a story of survival.
The same style was used too: mostly indoor sets with only a few outdoor scenes.
The photography (including real outdoor shots which are a thrill) is amazing, playing around with different shades of lush heavy gold.
Mistaken identity, plot twists, a young Franchot Tone, love stories, even Jean Harlow in a bathing suit in "Palm Beach", although the outdoor scenes of downtown appear to be a backdrop.
This is an outdoor adventure filmed on the MGM back-lot which really works.
When the story moves to Dawson, that is when I feel Anthony Mann, who used the outdoor locations so well, could have made the most if he filmed in the actual place.
Mann is excellent directing the shootouts, but the high point of the film is how well he does in the outdoor scenes.
I mean SCTV, Just For Laughs come to mind as two comedy shows that lasted a long time filmed in Canada and very little or none is shot with snow present even though they both do a lot of outdoor shots.
The symbolism, the settings (the one outdoor motion shot with Jeff Goldblum walking down the steps seems really weird after so much lounge lizardry), the dialogue (style, not practicality, is the order of the day), it's all about characters interacting, not really gangsterism.
The director also proves to have a nice eye for detail, outdoor scenery, light and shadow.
Viewers might be readily assisted by first seeing classics like THE INNOCENTS and DEAD OF NIGHT to get a sense of the eerie outdoor chills this neat low budget thriller has to offer.
The moody expressionism that finally got somewhat oppressive and dull in Ford's "The Informer" is here counterbalanced by exquisite outdoor scenery of the Mexican countryside where "The Fugitive" was shot.
The in-town action was much better than the outdoor scenes.
The outdoor sets looked like leftovers from a Xena shoot, but were believable.
Being an outdoor instructor I have had my fair share of ticks.
I had to shake my head watching the outdoor NHL hockey game on New Years Day this year (2008) at Buffalo.
Cooper is a natural in his talkie debut as is director Victor Fleming with live outdoor filming.
While talking, the two main characters are in a beautiful outdoor setting then go onto what see obviously a staged outdoor setting.
The pace is slow but intentionally so, as the froggies move in while a group of rich people (and Sam Elliot as the token environmentalist) are about to have a outdoor picnic.
Lots of short scenes with many edits plus obvious studio cuts against outdoor backdrops.
Living in Texas (where the first part of the film is set) I know that the preaching he does in this movie seems as real as a Texas outdoor revival!
Period atmosphere, costumes, sets, indoor and outdoor photography, pacing and editing are all superb.
This one grabs you early with good outdoor photography and develops nicely with solid characters and drama.
Each outdoor shot is like a landscape painting.
Also, in the opening scene, Elsie's mother is played by Nance O'Neil, who had played Mercedes in the first full length version of Count of Monte Cristo 1913 (and was a close friend of Lizzie Borden...) Interesting outdoor scenes of Spain, which probably are not authentic.
The film is a folktale complete with lots of magic and simplistic outdoor sets.
The outdoor scenes seems to be computer-rendered and the overall feeling of the movie compares with the HBO made movies.
I cant believe the director let this happen - in nearly every indoor shot a green and red mike popped into scene and on the outdoor ones it was the big fuzzy one!!
UK, The church scenes were filmed in St. Peters Church, Hersham, The hall was the Hersham Women's Institute Hall and outdoor scenes were filmed in Hersham.
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