Sentences with phrase «confused as the viewer»

He believes, too, that for work to be powerful, the artist sometimes ought to be as confused as the viewer.

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This person - forward choice left me, as a viewer, confused (in a good way) about exactly what the capacities of the various residents were.

As a result of these collaborations, Western viewers oftentimes confused Ghanaian movies with Nollywood and count their sales as one; however, they are two independent industries that sometimes share the colloquial NollywooAs a result of these collaborations, Western viewers oftentimes confused Ghanaian movies with Nollywood and count their sales as one; however, they are two independent industries that sometimes share the colloquial Nollywooas one; however, they are two independent industries that sometimes share the colloquial Nollywood.

back, which left CNN's poor viewers confused as to exactly what had happened, as CNN forgot to separate reporting facts from reporting speculations or analyses.

Deathly Hallows is more heavily steeped in Potter mythology than any of the other films, and as a result less diehard viewers may find themselves confused by the frequent references to earlier events or unseen characters.

A Most Wanted Man, like such other le Carré adaptations as The Tailor of Panama and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, has been hard - wired with an impenetrable narrative that holds the viewer at arms length from start to finish, with the convoluted, confusing atmosphere compounded by a total absence of interesting or sympathetic characters.

The screenplay, a little out of chronological order as though refracted through a prism, throws this team and viewers alike into a confusing but captivating mystery.

Lola's life is just as confusing to herself as it is to the viewer.

Disregarding some DVNR that was obviously applied at the mastering as opposed to the telecine stage (lest viewers confuse 35 mm film grain for signal interference, I guess), the image is well - defined and sports impressive dynamic range.

What could have been a film to break new ground as did the filmmakers for the superb «Mad Men» series instead create a same ol' retread of spy stories, which in itself would not be so bad if the story did not plod along with boatloads of banter which do nothing more than confuse the viewer further.

Egoyan's penchant for time - shifting narratives is certainly (and immediately) in evidence within The Captive, as the movie boasts (or suffers from) an opening half hour that jumps backwards and forwards to a degree that is, to put it mildly, somewhat confusing - with the fractured atmosphere preventing the viewer from initially connecting with either the material or the characters.

It's also quite confusing to follow for many viewers, as alternate realities, paradoxes, and time traveling theory aren't the sorts of things most people who loved Back to the Future spent a good deal of time exploring in their thoughts while watching it.

Like Louise Bourgeois, Eva Hesse and Carolee Schneemann, Street creates work of such confusing sensuality that it can be difficult to look at and hard to process, particularly as a viewer tries to parse the various distinctions between subject and object.

The work also functions as a visual echo chamber as it becomes disorienting when many viewers are in the gallery and their silhouettes are confused by the scrims.

But blockbuster retrospectives — as fashionable as they have become — while useful as reminders of the range and chronology of an artist's development, can be overwhelming affairs that render the viewer, who can at best expect to be left with only an overview, grappling with a surfeit of competing concepts, each vying for their attention, confused and dissatisfied.

As with previous works, Pettibon combines his imagery with text passages usually unrelated to the content of the image as a means to confuse and intrigue his viewerAs with previous works, Pettibon combines his imagery with text passages usually unrelated to the content of the image as a means to confuse and intrigue his vieweras a means to confuse and intrigue his viewers.

As the tempo of the film increases, images from one category appear in another, in order to confuse the viewer and change his or her perception.

Confused as to why your Profile viewers never get in touch with you?