Sentences with phrase «woman character drew»

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He remained a seducer, but now one to whom women were naturally drawn; and his desire for women, which had formerly been simple animal appetite, now took on the character of heroic «striving,» an insatiable longing for the perfection of love or deification of the passions.

The supporting characters are usually an afterthought, but in Black Panther, they are so well drawn that they seem every bit as interesting, perhaps even more so, than the main protagonist himself, who is either mostly masked or obvious CG during his battle sequences, whereas we are always aware as the women fight, with full acting and facial expressions to root us into their fight in the moment.

American Violet deals in strongly drawn, elemental characters, in particular a woman who fights for her rights.

And while Evans is dependably warm and supportive (as well as a refreshing representation of a man professing the need for men and boys to learn how to respect women and the art of submission), Robinson's film draws considerable strength from Hall and Heathcoate, who dance a sometimes - impossible duet of presenting characters with authentic romantic trajectories and maintaining a fount of chemistry to boot.

A character draws a picture of a woman with naked breasts.

Though she's dated only women for the last 16 years, Pegeen swiftly seduces Axler; their subsequent relationship draws several other characters out of the woodwork, including her infuriated parents (Dan Hedaya and Dianne Wiest, both very funny), her distraught transgender ex (Billy Porter), and an infatuated college dean (Kyra Sedgwick), who warns Axler that the young woman will «take you apart like a Christmas toy.»

She's a stranger in a strange land, and repeatedly throughout the movie, the only woman in the room; Emily Blunt's slender physique draws an almost immediate contrast with the bulky destructive men around her, as her character is not only lonely but consistently kept out of the loop as to what the real mission may be.

But instead of moving rapidly to an orgy of shooting and stabbing, the film takes a different direction when Wong's character is drawn to a young woman.

At around 75 minutes, Tadpole isn't quite meaty enough to be completely memorable, but it is still an interesting film to watch, and even if the character of Oscar is drawn out of fantasyland, his observations on life and women make for some witty moments.

A portmanteau made up of three tales linked by geography and the inner lives of several female characters, Certain Women feels almost like a summary of director Kelly Reichardt's work so far, drawing in the sweeping Midwestern landscapes of Meek's Cutoff, the aching loneliness of Wendy and Lucy and the shaggy - bearded, searching men of Old Joy.

Just in case you didn't pick up on the parallels between Wonder Woman's secret identity and the secret life her creator William Moulton Marston (Luke Evans) lived with his wife Elizabeth (Rebecca Hall) and their lover Olive (Bella Heathcote), the newest trailer for Annapurna's upcoming biopic about the unconventional trio, Professor Marston And The Wonder Women, lays the theme on thicker than the rope around Diana Prince's neck in one of Moulton's bondage - inspired drawings of the character.

While others were enthralled with her well - drawn characters: I loved Mary, her mom and dad, and Bets, a white woman in Virginia who risks everything for the abolishment of an institution she finds unjust.

But in the deep compassion with which she draws her myriad characters, her stories» tightly observed details, and her use of a ruthless telescope to magnify the failures and yearnings of all her men and women, I believe this collection is better pronounced a love letter to humankind.

What's weird is how the game depicts the way in which members of the audience are drawn toward the film; adult males correspond to the dark blue stars on an actor's card that represent his or her dramatic acting skills, while women are drawn in by the red stars that correspond to character acting, and children are lured by comedic acting displayed as green stars.

After years of being told that female characters don't sell games or are too time - consuming to draw, E3 2015 provided a heartening influx of women in leading roles.

In Picasso and Fredericks of Hollywood (1990), a group of disparate characters including an abstracted female borrowed from Picasso, a Fredericks of Hollywood lingerie model, a figure drawing by an insane woman, and a Mexican woman giving birth in the presence of the devil, are repeated in different colors and opacities creating a sexually - charged narrative.

Gonzalez - Foerster's Chambre (l'inhumaine)(Room [The Inhuman Woman], 2016) elaborates the idea of a fictional character, creating an imaginary boudoir for silent movie star Georgette Leblanc, all plush carpet, fur bedspreads and drawn curtains, the clock stopped perpetually at a minute before ten.

Joffe's women vacillate between the realms of reality and fiction, at times appearing to be portraits of friends and at other times appearing to be characters drawn from the artist's imagination.

Drawing from everyday events and characters, he tells stories of pathetic men (often modeled after himself), randy old men chasing exceptionally voluptuous women, and other odd characters including gurus, seers and talking animals.

The new works in Laurie Simmons: How We See draw upon the «Doll Girls» subculture, women who alter themselves to look like Barbie, baby dolls, and Japanese Anime characters through make - up, dress, and even cosmetic surgery.

In his artistic practice, he used such diverse languages as sculpture, drawing, writing, collage, assemblage, installation, and video, integrating themes that reveal his character as a researcher and activist: the aesthetic investigation of language; the questioning of the Western world, power, and the rules that dictate the values of religion, art, justice, and the state; the reverence for women and eroticism; and the depiction of violence.