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movieland
[ moo-vee-land ]
noun
- a place where many motion pictures are made, especially Hollywood, California.
- the motion-picture industry, especially considered as including the people who work in it, their attitudes, way of life, etc.:
Movieland has yet to produce low-budget films that are consistently good.
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of movieland1
Example Sentences
Her parents, for lack of a better word, were hustlers: her father was a grifting heroin addict while her mother lived on the fringes of movieland, working as a cigarette girl at the Copacabana and landing bit parts on shows like "I Love Lucy" yet never quite catching that elusive big break.
Much of Todd Haynes’s sly, unnerving “May December” takes place in and around a picture-perfect home, that favorite movieland setting for American dreams turned nightmares.
It is likely you’ve never heard of Vera Gemma, a minor 50-something Italian actress of the kind who winds up on the extruding end of the movieland meat grinder with all the plastic surgery and little recognition.
MNC Land said it fully owned the project in Lido, which includes a movie studio called Movieland, while the Trump Organization will operate an 83-hectare golf course opening this year and a five-star hotel.
Indonesian tycoon and chairman of MNC Group, Hary Tanoesoedibjo, has said Movieland will become a creative hub and Indonesia's version of Hollywood.
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