Alternatively, you could accuse the film of essentially being sports journalism, not a work of true cinematic art.

Unequivocally, the cinematic art of the period can be said to have been, in fact, an illustration of the era's ideology.

This was all because of the great importance of having the festival in cinematic art.

I also gained a better perspective and understanding of the cinematic art by joining the university film society.

Or it could be the end of the cinematic arts as we know them.

It's the cinematic equivalent of the slow food movement.

A radical departure, it marks a sort of putting-away of childish things, the cinematic equivalent of getting your bellybutton pierced.

Its use of rock and pop songs to reinforce its drama was innovative in the film's day and the sequences in question are now the cinematic equivalent of classic tracks.

The cinematic equivalent of being waterboarded.

It's so insulting and reductive, like the cinematic equivalent of stag and hen parties, but without the fun.

Smartly scheduled over five consecutive nights, this begins like an art-house movie, then mixes different cinematic genres to offer an inventive critique of the criminal-justice system.

It brings together a cornucopia of influences from electroacoustic art music as well as the industrial and cinematic genres.

It shows movies from a range of cinematic genres including romance, crime, drama and docusoaps, all of which are based on real life events.

These represent - so we are told - 'some of the most groundbreaking developments in cinematic history'.

It was perhaps the greatest squandering of talent in cinematic history, a tonally erratic spoof jumbling hundreds of halfformed ideas.

The scene became part of cinematic history — despite a suspicious-looking cardboard plane being used as a backdrop.

It's a piece of cinematic history, not least because those involved in the project spent years afterwards blaming one another for the fact that it flopped.

Over the next 30 years they became one of the most prolific and captivating director-and-muse pairings in cinematic history.

His images have a curiously cinematic quality about them.

The intricately realised characters and settings that inhabit and define these tracks give them a vivid, almost cinematic quality.

Although many of his films were made for television, they retained a cinematic quality.

These gnomic labels betray a cinematic quality, and the writing for a relatively small orchestra teams with incident, albeit of the surreal variety.

It has a cinematic quality.

This crisp, objective approach gave his novels a cinematic style it would take cinema itself a decade to catch up with.

The game drew lots of praise for its scale and cinematic style with many reviewers declaring it the best game in the series.

Their theatre mixed a cinematic style with total theatre and created physical, dynamic and naturalistic plays.

He also drew comic books, an interest that would influence his cinematic style.

Stories instead rely on the series' highly detailed, outline-free, masking-based animation, as well as its cinematic style and pacing.

She uses typically cinematic techniques in her minutely choreographed, open-ended narratives, to draw in the viewer and elicit an emotional response.

Very much a cinéaste's creation for its remarkable range of cinematic techniques.

When he returned to painting he brought cinematic techniques to the political concerns that had been simmering since childhood.

Manipulating cinematic techniques to mimic natural perception did not influence inexperienced viewers' ability to comprehend film as long as they understood the line of action.

The cheerleader photographs were achieved with cinematic techniques and methods to produce special effects, most notably the green-screen.