I was actually watching the start of one of the most hysterically goofy horror movies ever captured on celluloid. |
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The dividing line between celluloid fantasy and the bountifully adorned starlets making their acceptance speeches gets blurred. |
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Of all the journalistic stereotypes regularly committed to celluloid, none has been more expressive of its times than the war correspondent. |
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Unknown to him, it became the genesis of a new film that has taken 14 long years to become a celluloid reality. |
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Yes, the launch had the mandatory fashion show, with all the bigwigs, political and celluloid, in tandem. |
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The dance is set up as wholesome bobby-soxer swing, but Hayworth projects a voluptuous energy that practically burns a hole in the celluloid. |
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For a change, this is a breakaway from the celluloid kitsch that prospers on the objectification and commodification of women in cinema. |
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Inside, the audience cheered and clapped as the speckled celluloid film started to roll. |
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For the future, it's counting on helping Hollywood switch from celluloid to digital films. |
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In some cases, large animal puppets are completely made of celluloid because of its greater stiffness. |
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His films contain some of the most beautiful images on celluloid and he manages to raise film to that of art. |
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Yet it takes a fictional account of a spurious global warming scenario on celluloid to get Joe Soap talking about it. |
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With a few exceptions, the movie essentially lifts the musical out of the Broadway theatre and transposes it onto celluloid. |
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When painted across a canvas of celluloid, the story as played out in the movie was even more powerful. |
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If you are the lucky one in Berlin, you can catch football fever filmed on celluloid by 45 film-makers. |
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Under the current analogue process, finished films are copied on celluloid, put on reels and physically delivered to cinemas. |
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So, a game unplayed is lines of code, but a film unwatched isn't just light and celluloid? |
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The boots have been immortalised on celluloid in her latest film, Strictly Sinatra, directed by Peter Capaldi. |
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The force of the argument wrought in paint or celluloid becomes more evident as time passes and validates or weakens the artist's intention. |
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Old-timers returned to the world of arc-lights sending out a clear signal that age has not dimmed their interest in celluloid. |
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McDonald, Colin Brunton and others did time at celluloid sweatshop SC Communications. |
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More than a year after filming finished, celluloid stardom is still on hold for Ally McCoist. |
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Only this time, kids will get a special mini version of what George Lucas created for celluloid lovers. |
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Videos occasionally can be as provocative and cinematic as the most amazing work of celluloid. |
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Robert Alrdich's original Longest Yard still holds up as a violent, vibrant bit of celluloid crowd-pleasing. |
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He says that he has seen a great many Hollywood films, but nothing fascinates him the way Indian celluloid does. |
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And thus continues the changing equation of the Bollywood's celluloid romance with Pakistan. |
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Meanwhile, here to prove the point that less really can be more when it comes to celluloid eroticism is Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan. |
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Here's hoping that Fox continues to raid their back catalogue for more intriguing crime celluloid treats. |
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Not quite captivating, not quite boring, Price of Glory reaches for celluloid glory but falls well short. |
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Buyer Andrew, 21, has now sold a range of unusual props from the world of celluloid, both through his website and the Antiques Centre. |
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However, watching his story being told on celluloid, and appreciating it for the nobility of purpose at its core, that oughtn't to be too hard. |
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The studio supervisors have incorporated digital images onto film stock for celluloid projection in conventional theatres around the world. |
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I overdosed so wantonly on celluloid, in fact, that the Olympic torch came to town and I missed it. |
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What exactly he intended with this disgusting waste of celluloid is a complete mystery. |
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Azhakappan had created poetry on celluloid with his camera, recreating natural scenes with a natural feeling. |
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In the celluloid films, the linearity of sequences takes precedence to observance of details within the frame. |
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So for history's sake, check out these closeted bits of celluloid for a bit of perspective on how far we've come. |
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His accomplished studies of human failure and misunderstanding are more than mere reels of celluloid. |
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Its primitive racquets and feather shuttlecocks were soon rendered obsolete by the discovery of celluloid. |
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A silver-tongued charmer with celluloid in his veins, he veers between boy-wonder genius and self-promoting charlatan. |
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In 1898, one Hannibal Williston Goodwin patented celluloid film, used to make moving pictures. |
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Such celluloid misrepresentation has cast the people as wily torturers of blue-eyed boys, and their homeland as a tropical hellhole. |
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Words can create images, can stir ideas that can never be captured on canvas or celluloid. |
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All you are doing is trying to capture rays of light onto a thin piece of celluloid or videotape. |
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They were my celluloid heroes in the dark days of the 1960s when I was growing up. |
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Instead of wasting your time on this limp piece of celluloid, watch Aliens or the first Predator if you need a great action fix. |
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It is an expected addition to the bulging league of comic book heroes that have made the transition to celluloid. |
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The African experience is now also the subject of celluloid celebration in films such as Cry Freedom. |
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Before there was polyethylene there was celluloid, patented in 1870 by John and Isaiah Hyatt, the sons of a blacksmith. |
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Begin by taping several pieces of clear celluloid tape onto a clear glass plate. |
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The emphasis on celluloid as the medium for voyeurs, pornographers and for exploitation rings true with other more high minded explorations of the moving image. |
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He did not draw characters on celluloid sheets but rather used the process of pixillation, filming puppets in different poses to illustrate motion. |
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But as we have discovered there is the world of difference between celluloid horror and the real thing and no amount of film can insure us against reality. |
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Cinema exhibition and distribution is currently mainly achieved using 35mm celluloid prints. |
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A crackling noise issues from the loudspeakers as the strip of brittle celluloid is pulled through the projector. |
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Instead of celluloid tape, try a crumpled bunch of clear cellophane wrapping material. |
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Peter Liechti came to public attention when he captured on celluloid the astonishing experiments of action artist Roman Signer. |
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Back in 1896, the Lumière brothers, Louis and Auguste, were sending cameramen to the four corners of the Earth to capture our world on celluloid. |
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It was an EDISON Standard Model D, with an H head, no horn and only 17 cylinders Edison Blue Amerol 4 minutes in celluloid. |
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Dopo mezzanotte is a declaration of love for the cinema at the end of the celluloid era and the start of the digital age. |
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Together, they also resemble frames of celluloid film, an indication of Mr. Roshuk's work in filmmaking. |
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It seems you were just celluloid, some powder and some paint. |
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Divers rummaging here have found bottles of cold cream, canisters of celluloid photographic film, silver salt cellars, printing stamps, shaving kits, and lead soldiers. |
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But since films were on celluloid, we weren't under the same pressure. |
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So, how did this Oscar award winner do in India, the land of celluloid? |
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One man's masterwork is another's undeniable piece of celluloid slop. |
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The first plastic, celluloid, was synthesized from nitrated cotton fiber and camphor in 1869, to make a cheaper substitute for ivory billiard balls. |
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New materials like celluloid simulated expensive ivory and tortoiseshell. |
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Ricky applied to join the Royal Ballet School, just as Billy Elliot did in the film, but unlike his celluloid opposite number he was not accepted. |
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Beryllium fork tips were also manufactured to be attached to the prongs of standard forks for handling such things as celluloid scrap and gun cotton. |
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Perhaps some of our celluloid images and commemorations should acknowledge those pilots who could barely speak English, far less muster a public-school accent. |
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Sidney Lumet's unforgettable film starring Henry Fonda and Lee J. Cobb is a celluloid classic, a whodunit in which we never see the crime, the victim or the accused. |
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So if anyone deserves being immortalised on celluloid, it is those 12 North Yorkshire women who posed in the buff behind flower arrangements and apple presses. |
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The Believer is one of those films whose story extends beyond celluloid. |
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In her hands, celluloid comes off as a medium that allows for old-fashioned rumination, with some of the slowness of oil paint. |
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Frida lives shut away in celluloid, in a silent film, and this world asphyxiates her. |
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Oscar nominee Lancaster just edges out another celluloid Alcatraz inmate, Clint Eastwood's jailbreaker in Escape from Alcatraz. |
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The use of spray guns is prohibited, as are celluloid varnish paints for use inside the halls. |
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The easiest or least taxing scenes to compress are usually, but not always, cartoons or those shot on celluloid film at 24 pictures per second. |
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There is one made of celluloid, on which you dial certain facts about what you have just written: things like syllables and affixes. |
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Otherwise you've just got Take a Break on celluloid. |
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Many of the films that came out of this brutally efficient celluloid assembly line particularly those involving kung-fu, sword fighting and triads gained cult status around the world. |
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The adhesive also contains celluloid microdots the size of sand grains that have been imprinted with SmartWater's phone number and a code identifying the metal's owner. |
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However, when a digital film is transferred to celluloid and then projected, there is a visual difference, and I can never be certain of the result I will get. |
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Seen from the approaching freeway, Atlantic City lives up to its celluloid reputation for both glamour and melancholy. |
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Even yesterday was not soon enough, for how many faces with skin as smooth as a Brancusi sculpture have been ravaged by celluloid dolls that burst into flames at the slightest hint of a match. |
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Yash Chopra may have been one of the greatest filmmakers in the history of Indian cinema, yet he will always be remembered as his country's king of celluloid romance. |
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Amber has often been imitated by other resins like copal and kauri gum, as well as by celluloid and even glass. |
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In 1856, he patented Parkesine, a celluloid based on nitrocellulose treated with a variety of solvents. |
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The action begins in 1968-71, so why the crisp, digital format instead of grainier celluloid? |
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Santa Clarita once was a true cow town, home to real as well as celluloid cowboys and celebrities,'' Barron said. |
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Summer in February doesn't look as if was shot in late winter, the hand-held camerawork jars and the hazy picture quality lacks the texture of old-fashioned celluloid. |
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Bergman's use of non-diegetic imagery, a split screen, exposed celluloid, and other formalist techniques famously made this film a landmark of experimental narrative. |
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It's cheesy, silly and features some of the hammiest acting ever committed to celluloid, but there's also something rather wonderful about this cheaply made horror. |
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Billiard balls have been made from many different materials since the start of the game, including clay, bakelite, celluloid, crystallite, ivory, plastic, steel and wood. |
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Coded images hold a material value similar to their celluloid counterparts, even if they cannot be looked at unless they are turned into pixeled objects. |
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