Sentences with phrase «also swan song»

The first solo show for this Israeli - born New York artist, Geraniums is also the swan song of Lower East Side pioneer Rivington Arms, which closed its doors at the end of January.

Charles Laughton's brilliant introduction (and also swan song) as a film director, which is a terrible loss for all of us.

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Liverpool are also believed to have enquired about a possible swan - song return to Anfield for Gerrard in the winter as the MLS takes a mid-season break.

Football Italia also reports some lingering issues surrounding Totti's image rights, with the player and club supposedly going toe to toe for control of all the lucrative merchandising opportunities sure to coincide with Totti's swan song season.

The Phantom Pain, an open - world stealth game about the adventures of Big Boss, also known as Snake, seems to be his unexpected swan song.

He also co-wrote The Force Awakens, which stands as Harrison Ford's swan song in the role.

And if the rumors about it being his directorial swan song are true, Curtis can take comfort in knowing that he went out on top, because this is not only his most mature and personal work to date, but it's also one of his finest.

But there are also many who stole the show: Louie Anderson, again, in Baskets; Rufus Sewell in a soulful Victoria role; Paula Malcolmson, who gave her character a beautifully real swan song; Mary Elizabeth Winstead, whose Fargo character would have deserved a spinoff.

There are also more than enough heartrending scenes as several characters sing their respective swan songs to bring this particular film saga to a fitful conclusion.

If the rumors are true and «About Time» does end up being Curtis» swan song, the writer / director can take comfort knowing that he went out on top, because this is not only his most mature and personal work to date, but it's also one of his best.

It is also Focus Features» swan song, the final departing kiss of James Schamus who was responsible for bringing dozens of films into the Oscar race, but most notably, films with LGBT themes.

Resnais» final film, an unintended swan song, also happens to be one of 2014's liveliest movies.

The current G - Class needed a swan song, so Mercedes - Maybach poked their nose, which led to the obnoxious and also quite limited G 650 Landaulet.

During development, Awakening was prepared as the swan song of a franchise with declining sales, but pulling out all the stops not only saved the series but also made this game one of the best RPGs ever made.

That's Sega's swan song and also happens to be a very good console with great games.

Also, when the songs aren't firing on all cylinders, late Swans can feel a bit like homework — stentorian bandleader Michael Gira isn't the most dynamic presence on the mic, and the arrangements on their longer tracks often collapse into the hit - everything cacophony of bored band members switching instruments.

Further, in an age when cameras are incessantly used, this exhibition — which has been organized by Roxana Marcoci of the Modern; Matthew S. Witkovsky of the Art Institute of Chicago, where it was first seen; and Mark Godfrey of the Tate Modern, in London — can also read as a swan song for old - time photography in all its fastidious gorgeousness and endless minutiae, as art, craft, science and commerce.