Cinema  : 4 answers – Crossword-Clue

___-mo (cinematic technique) "Daisy" singer of cinema "My Friend," cinematically speaking "Norma ___" (cinematic union organizer whose inspiration died on September 11, 2009) "Raja of Imperial Cinema" "Shirley Temple, The Youngest, Most Sacred Monster of the Cinema in her Time" and other pieces "The Natural" cinematog Deschanel 20-screen cinemas 1931 film that won an Oscar for cinematography 1970's cinematic canine 1974 film that won Best Cinematography Oscar, with "The" 1983 cinematic study of a Scottish poet 1984 cinematic slimefest Admonition to a cinema gabber Anthropomorphic cinema computer Aptly named cinema cop Bergman cinematographer Nykvist Big name in cinemas Bygone cinema bonuses Cable channel for fans of old cinema Cable cinema sta. Cable sta. for cinema buffs Cable station for cinema buffs (Abbr.) Calhoun of the cinema California cinema center Cameron of cinema Cannon of cinema Cannon shot by cinematographers Certain multiscreen cinema Chaney in early cinema Cinema ___ Cinema admonition Cinema ape Cinema beekeeper Cinema beverages Cinema buffs' station (abbr.) Cinema Camille Cinema can content Cinema canine Cinema chain Cinema chain name Cinema collie Cinema counter fixture Cinema employee Cinema feature Cinema George [SEE "NOTE" LINK ON HOW TO SOLVE THIS PUZZLE.] Cinema house name Cinema lab assistant Cinema list Cinema name Cinema need Cinema novice Cinema offering Cinema ogre Cinema on a shoestring Cinema opening? Cinema plantation Cinema sales Cinema seater Cinema showing Cinema showings Cinema sign Cinema simian Cinema snack Cinema snippet Cinema sound system Cinema spectacular Cinema spool Cinema staffer Cinema statuette Cinema Stooges, e.g. Cinema Superman Cinema supplies Cinema supply Cinema surfaces Cinema trigram Cinema vérité, e.g. Cinema warning Cinema whale Cinema with several screens Cinema worker Cinema-can contents Cinema-TV detective Helm Cinema, to a European Cinema's Clifton Cinema's first sex symbol Cinema's Hulot Cinema's James Wong Cinema's Lanchester Cinema's Little Cinema's M. Hulot Cinema's Sommer Cinema's stock Cinema's Zola CinemaScope successor Cinematic "Conqueror" Cinematic accompaniment Cinematic auteur Welles Cinematic award Cinematic barbarian Cinematic beekeeper Cinematic Bow Cinematic brothers' surname Cinematic captain of Star Command Cinematic chimp Cinematic Cicely Cinematic classification Cinematic clownfish Cinematic Cobb Cinematic computer Cinematic dueling weapon Cinematic Elm Street slasher Cinematic events Cinematic explorer Jones, for short Cinematic F/X Cinematic follower of October or Vanilla Cinematic FX Cinematic icon Welles Cinematic Jones Cinematic King Cinematic lab assistant Cinematic lady gangster Cinematic lioness Cinematic mainframe Cinematic mascot Cinematic newspaper tycoon Cinematic nickname Cinematic nightmare street Cinematic offering Cinematic opening, but not ending? Cinematic pair of 1991 Cinematic pet Cinematic pizzeria owner Cinematic portrait of "The Artist" as a young man Cinematic Sal Cinematic scene-changer Cinematic showdown hour Cinematic showdown time Cinematic sisterhood Cinematic sled Cinematic snippits Cinematic Sonia Cinematic spectacles Cinematic stinkeroo Cinematic streetwalker la Douce Cinematic supercomputer Cinematic Superman Cinematic swordsman Cinematic takes Cinematic technique Cinematic techniques Cinematic tough guy George Cinematic transitions CINEMATOGRAPHER Cinematographer Deschanel Cinematographer Nykvist Cinematographer Nykvist and musician Vath, for two Cinematographer's concern Cinematographer's location Cinematographer's selection Cinematographer's sweep Cinematographic technique Cinematography action, at times Cinematography choice Cinematography effect Cinematography nominee Emmanuel Lubezki for "Children of ___" Cinematography technique Cinematography units Cinemax alternative Cinemax alternative: Abbr. Cinemax rival Cinemax sister station Cineplex ___ (cinema chain) Claude of cinema Cobb of cinema Computer of cinema Connery of the cinema Cooper of cinema Coward of cinema Cowboy cinema Creepy cinema street Creepy street in cinema Cutting-edge cinema? Cynical cinematic genre Director and cinematographer Nicolas Done, to a cinematographer Dracula portrayer in early cinema Early cinema name Experimental cinematic offering Family-friendly, in cinema Farmer of cinema Film ___ (somber cinematic genre) Film genre with high-contrast cinematography First CinemaScope film First CinemaScope film (With "The") First CinemaScope movie First film in CinemaScope, 1953 First film in CinemaScope, with "The" Flying turtle of Japanese cinema Flying turtle of Japanese monster cinema