movies
movies
n.
*A showing of a moving picture
motion picture, film, photoplay; see movie.The motion picture industry
moving pictures, screen pictures, cinema, the cinematic industry, cinematography, Hollywood, the screen world, the silver screen*, the industry*, pictures*, the flicks*, celluloids*; see also theater 2.
Adding sound tomovies would be like putting lipstickon theVenus de Milo.
Good movies make you care, make you believe in possibilities again.
By the way, do you ever read the Bible? I suppose not very often, but I had occasion to the other night and believe me it is a lesson in how not to write for the movies. The worst kind of overwriting.Whole chapters that could have been said in one paragraph. And the dialogue!
Making foreign policy is like pornographic moviesmore fun doing it than watching it.
Movies are more likely than literature to reach deep feelings in people.
Thankstothemovies, gunfirehas alwayssounded unreal to me, even when being fired at.
The words'Kiss Kiss Bang Bang'which I saw on an Italian movie poster, are perhaps the briefest statement imaginable of the basic appeal of movies.
There is only one thing that can kill the Movies, and that is education.
We'll trot downtothemovies and seehowgirlswithwax faces live.
Violence in real life is terrible; violence in movies can be cool. It's just another colour to work with.
The worstthing thatcanhappento oldgoodmusic isthat it might become dated for a while, but watch out, in twenty years it will come drifting back like bell-bottoms and W.C. Fields movies.
Browse dictionary entries near movies
- movieola
- moviemaking
- moviemaker
- moviegoing
- moviegoer
- moviedom
- movie
- mover and shaker
- mover
- movement
