cinematic
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definition
adjective
cinematic output
of or relating to motion pictures.
example
The story unfolded with a certain 'cinematic' quality.
It is a moving 'cinematic' experience that is also filled with comic touches and genuine human emotions.
If Caravaggio were alive today, he would have loved the cinema; his paintings have a 'cinematic' quality.
The movie is filmed in a soft, fuzzy 'cinematic' style.
One needn't actually play the games to appreciate their 'cinematic' qualities.
The film has a romance that makes it a 'cinematic' experience amid some tough subject matter.
For in this French film Jaoui gives us not a stylised 'cinematic' vision of life but a sketch of it in all its banality.
If anything I think that speaks as a testament to the power of the 'cinematic' medium.
The film was unexpectedly 'cinematic' , lending a savage beauty to the east Midlands suburbs where it was set.
The 'cinematic' look of the film deserves commendation alone and the director is a talent to look out for.
Amateur film gives us access to people and places absent from other 'cinematic' representations.
The toughest part was taking a very talky play and making it 'cinematic' .
The theme of fluidity here becomes inscribed into the 'cinematic' space.
There's nothing 'cinematic' about nerdy guys doing things you don't understand on computer screens.
Despite or because of this, the film succeeds as an attempt at a purely 'cinematic' art.
There are scenes of 'cinematic' perfection that steal your heart away.
Don't take someone to this film if you're trying to impress them with your 'cinematic' taste.
Her music already has a 'cinematic' quality about it, and it is a facet of her sound she'd love to explore further.
The year's 'cinematic' output had everything to do with the complex cultural climate.
It is, perhaps, an appropriate time to release a 'cinematic' biopic on the life of Alfred Kinsey at the moment.
Taghmaoui began his 'cinematic' career at the top, starring in La Haine.
The music has a 'cinematic' quality which conjures up images of film noir classics.
All I do know is that it contains one of the funniest moments in 'cinematic' history.
His sporadic 'cinematic' output has been combined with fierce public attacks on the general media situation.
It was Surrealist Luis Buñuel who first introduced Sade into the 'cinematic' realm.
His videos are not really 'cinematic' ; they are a series of contact sheets come to life.
Her films could be the films that influence their audience to seek out smaller, more challenging 'cinematic' treats.
Why is it that every new 'cinematic' vision of the future is bathed in pessimism and bleakness?
In the history of 'cinematic' sex scenes, this must be the most embarrassing.
Roman Polanski is a director who has almost made 'cinematic' experimentation a trademark.
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