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MT: This faith in the fictional is essential for any kind of theatrical experience.
They were books telling a science fiction story through images and text, and most of the actors who are now starring in the movie adaptation, they were already involved in these books portraying characters into a sort of experimental, theatrical, simplistic way.
Only three out of a hundred films featured an underrepresented female driving the story, and only one diverse woman that was 45 years of age or older at the time of theatrical release.
That detail and depth, that glamour gives the plaza a theatrical quality.
Moving images: if you think of theatrical releases, there are not that many of them.
As best we can tell, there are about 150,000 to 200,000 movies ever that are really meant for a large-scale theatrical distribution.
Parades of exotic animals, theatrical performances, and the awe-inspiring naumachiae were all designed to bolster faith in the god-like Emperor, who would be declared a god after his own death.
It's almost as though the building could be placed anywhere, wherever you place it, the area under it is charged for theatrical performances.
None of these creations were as famous as Talos, who appeared on Greek coins, vase paintings, public frescoes, and in theatrical performances.
And the national conversation over a period of a few months moved from the sort of theatrical lumps of coal in the parliament to discussing kind of which industrial-scale battery chemistry was the best for building large-scale renewable batteries.
She has the furnace-bots give off theatrical bouts of flame to hide the fact that they’re now secretly safe-guarding all of that artistic output.
One of the worst horror films I've ever seen - definitely the worst that received a mainstream theatrical release.
There's a reason this project didn't make a theatrical release, and though indy films can turn out very good, this one does not even come close.
"Mad Dog Morgan" deserves to be released on DVD in the original theatrical cut.
Makes the fourth theatrical release (the one National Lampoon took its name OFF of) look like a comedy classic.
This tacky film version of his short story from the 1950s about time travel and the effect it might have on de-evolution is not well known from the theatrical run (did it have one?)
Instead of looking like a theatrical movie edited for television, "Mister Tibbs" looks suspiciously like a TV movie edited for theatrical release, with grainy photography, cheesy opening titles, and sets that look like they're made of plywood.
No wonder it couldn't get a theatrical release.
Like "The Blair Witch Project" before it, "Hatchet" has garnered its own fair share of publicity from the bottom-on-up (as an avid reader of Fangoria Magazine, the full-page ads are hard to miss); even after its middling theatrical run, the film is bound to subsist solely on the hype surrounding it, and will probably turn into a cult item at some point.
Seeing that this got a theatrical release nowhere around the globe, it only serves as a reminder of were the careers of those talent-free ladies Denise Richards and Milla Jovovich went.
El Padrino :The Latin Godfather - while this seems to be a straight to DVD/video type movie- my fullframe copy obviously looked cropped- so maybe this flick had a limited theatrical run.And the title character appears to more of a Gringo than moi( I am half Honduran).
About ten minutes into the film you understand why this thing never got a theatrical release after it made the film festival rounds several years ago.
Even in "The Undiscovered Country" I thought the aging of the characters was well handled and the story worthy of a theatrical release.
There are those of us out there that actually put on our shoes and venture out to the theatre when something of this nature, worthy of a theatrical release comes to town.
So basically, they took a novel with many errors and decided to make it into a screenplay, pour millions and millions and millions of dollars into it and make an incredibly promoted world distributed theatrical release and at no time have anyone take the time to do a little research on the lot of it.
Other reviewers attest that MSR was a theatrical movie, and I'll take their word for it.
One of the worst theatrical movies of the year, if not all time.
Being one of the 57 people that actually saw this movie in theatrical release, I have to say I have never before or since experienced a movie where the movie ended, credits rolled, the house lights went on, and no one moved from their seats.
One reviewer said this film has been cut so many times, that there are few copies of the original 1972 theatrical version out there.
this fourth installment of the series is the last to get a theatrical release,though it feels like a direct to video movie.it's
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