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Maybe only big-budget films could do full justice to such a scene.
It was more like something from a big-budget Hollywood movie of days gone by.
No one is going to follow that story to the letter in making a big-budget action movie.
This movie is often considered the first big-budget jazz film.
Television viewers have learned to tell a big-budget production when they see one.
"It wasn't a big-budget picture, so not everything on every location could be changed."
But he has hardly turned his back on big-budget studio films.
It seemed they all wanted the film's writer and director, then only 28, to take on big-budget projects that would make him rich.
Still, the actress is not expecting to star in a big-budget project.
Two big-budget movies set to film in Louisiana have already moved out of state, and others may follow.
He learned the hard way that good looks aren't enough to carry a movie, especially a big-budget epic.
The implication is that big-budget war movies are public goods.
So naturally, his next career move is to become a leading man in big-budget Hollywood films.
On one side there were the difficulties of getting financing for big-budget movies.
Nobody is going to do a big-budget picture about a loser."
The program remains small when compared with the big-budget activities of many foreign-aid programs.
So there won't be another opera staged as a big-budget musical for a while.
The tension was building in one of the all-time great big-budget final scenes.
"Elizabeth I" was made for television and is not a lavish, big-budget production.
In between big-budget productions, the networks had to keep the public occupied.
The talk turned to another producer, this one formerly responsible for big-budget action films.
As a woman I wouldn't wanna do a big-budget action movie.
These are not issues with which big-budget genre movies often grapple.
Palcy is the first black woman to make it as a big-budget director in Hollywood.
Even acting in big-budget films has a bit of normalcy at this point.