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a form of entertainment that enacts a story by a sequence of images giving the illusion of continuous movement; "they went to a movie every Saturday night"; "the film was shot on location"
a datum of culture in its own right, and every film can be an ethnographic or an anthropological film--if it is looked at anthropologically or ethnographically
a great tool for promoting a book and for allowing people to visualize the story as the author has, but it is in no way a substitute for the actual experience of reading
a hit based on its story
a larger-than-life adventure featuring two films, Magnificent Desolation and Wild Safari
an audio/visual experience that simulates real life in a way that no written text can
an experience of the senses, primarily visual and audio (though there is the tactile sensation of your shoe stuck to the gum on the theatre floor)
a possibility, and Maynard said actor Jim Caviezel of "The Passion of the Christ" is interested in playing Collins Hill coach Cliff Ramos if the film is made
a powerful way to tell your organization's story to potential residents and clients, their families, the media, fundraising prospects and the broader community
a presence as well, as are stories in novels
a pre-taped showing of actors and actresses acting out a story
a sign that a story or character is a success
a story, is as good as its story
a story told in pictures and not in words
a story told on film
a visual and aural construct and its merits are subjective to the preferences of the individual viewer
a visual presentation, so many details have been added or filled in
An entire story, usually taking one or more game sessions to complete. The Movie is the Script as it actually unfolds during game play.
a dramatic performance that is recorded as a moving image, whether on film or videotape.
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