Sentences with phrase «crescendos all»

The narratives tick along with casual indicators of their place in the overall story until the film finally crescendos and the wizardry of Nolan's latest magic trick is laid bare.

A word of caution, though, to the squeamish, as the violence crescendos to an intensity even seasoned horror fans may find hard to take.

As the story crescendos with its characters» agony, Jóhannsson's score remains as grounded as it is mournful.

Beginning with an usual set up, the film becomes stranger, and finishes with the wildest of crescendos.

Phoenix's exploits; his attempts to get Sean Combs to produce his album, his relationships with his PAs / friends and his half - arsed publicity for his last film - Two Lovers — crescendos to a point where it is all pretty hilarious.

There's tension were it needed be — bookie tough guy Terrence Howard adds nothing to the bigger picture — and that distracts from the emotional honesty at St. Vincent «s core but as it crescendos towards its heart - rending finale, you'll find yourself uncommonly willing to forgive it its sins.

It's like a two - hour - and - forty - minute version of the last half of Inception, keeping multiple plates spinning and reaching strong crescendos by cross-cutting action sequences between timelines.

There are a few soaring emotional crescendos scattered across Mockingjay that come, not within the self - contained core of lead players, but from armies of coordinated extras.

Damien Chazelle's story of a young jazz musician who strives to be the best and the abusive band conductor who pushes him to the brink is tense and crescendos to a finale that is arguably the best of the year.

Sting notes are a whole lot more effective if they spring from nowhere; here, they act as the crescendos of an incessantly nerve - jangling score.

This all crescendos into an absolutely heartbreaking final 5 minutes that will almost definitely linger with just about every viewer.

Though it's prone to the crescendos and noisiness that are common to thrillers, it frequently rises to a lush quality that lends a certain gravitas to the proceedings.

The Master means to unsettle — not through the startling violence of Punch Drunk Love and There Will Be Blood, or the emotional crescendos of Magnolia, but through a central relationship that's played for the highest stakes.

The main menu runs through a montage of emotionally charged clips from the film with a section of the score that crescendos in the background, fading in and out with the buildup of the images

His music, as it booms and crescendos, lends a crucial weight to the film.

But Haigh, adapting a novel by Willy Vlautin, sidesteps every obvious opportunity to jerk some easy tears in favour of a slow build of cross-hatched feeling which rarely works itself up into the kind of eye - dabbing crescendos you might expect.

Gadon is an electrifying lead, and as our potentially unreliable narrator recalls her journey to notoriety, director Mary Harron lets her claustrophobia simmer until it crescendos in an eerie fever pitch.

They were incredible, the sounds and shapes and colours, the rising crescendos and the hope.

The result was a sporadic soundtrack that builds to a series of crescendos.

We would read the script a couple of hours beforehand and then watch him stumble over all the pauses and misjudge the crescendos.

Designer soundscapes often feature crescendos, animal noises and other distracting elements and should be avoided.

But he perhaps underestimates the importance of this competition — at the very least to Spurs fans — and the glory that might come with winning it to cap four years of play that has been thrilling, but featured few crescendos.

Despite being the home of the NorCal League, the relentless crescendos of rolling rubber on damp adobe, the prehistoric yawps, and pealing cowbells remain a new part of the music of this corner of Northern California.

As time crescendos into hellish oblivion, I pray the Lord doesn't tarry too long; and gathers to Himself every last person He intended to — before the foundation of the world.

It goes without saying that the Psalms must be understood according to the canons of poetry, in which the point is often not to convey information or to argue grammatically and logically, but rather to express feelings of longing or anguish, adoration or revulsion through imagery, the juxtaposition of images and ideas, crescendos and climaxes of intensity.

Rosenthal cold - called him and proposed a partnership, outlining a plan to erect a Playboy Club on the Sunset Strip, the nexus of the West Hollywood entertainment community and home to legendary nightspots such as Ciro's, the Mocambo and the Crescendo.

The result, predictably, is a rising crescendo of voices urging more students to major in fields like computer science and engineering that will give them much in - demand hard skills.

The data leak was part of a broader string of attacks on Democrats that hit a crescendo ahead of the party's Democratic National Convention last month.

Here, the arc opened with Batman Begins, rose to a crescendo with The Dark Knight, and concluded with The Dark Knight Rises.

The first Amazon Go store opened one month ago to much fanfare, after more than 12 months of hype that only crescendoed as the company delayed the public opening by about a year.

Despite this setback, the Great Leap Forward reached a splendid crescendo in October 1980, with an extravaganza billed as «Employee Awareness Day.»

The Weimar Republic's disastrous monetary policy and resulting hyperinflation following The Great War reached a crescendo in 1923 when a single U.S. dollar traded for 4.2 trillion German marks.

And as the market rose to a fevered crescendo the volume of investment banks clamoring to take Wired Ventures itself public rose proportionally.

Football hit its crescendo on February 1st with the Super Bowl showdown between the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.

In 2009, with the financial crisis having reached a crescendo, it became apparent that the best, most stable and reliable business on Wall Street was wealth management.

A single piano leads the track with rich harmonies and powerful strings filling the background until the song reaches a crescendo with drums.

Talk of rebellion over executive compensation reached a crescendo in the UK on Thursday after Weir Group plc failed to obtain approval for their three - year binding policy, and FTSE 100 issuers Shire plc and CRH -LSB-...]

This is happening just as the proxy - war between Saudi Arabia and Iran over Yemen reaches a lethal crescendo.

Perhaps today the absurdity has reached the apex of its crescendo with this utterly ridiculous «letter to gold bug» published by Marketwatch: It's time to surrender and let the yellow metal fall to its bear market low

As the date of the referendum approaches, we'd expect volatility to accelerate and to encompass other European assets, coming to a crescendo the day after the Brexit vote.

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Then, after the chaos has subsided, after the crescendo of noise has died and the dust begins to settle, Elijah hears God.

These attacks to the Christian faith are not surprising and will coninue in - crescendo until His second coming.

In 2002, when the articles and cartoons about the Catholic sex abuse crisis reached a crescendo?

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Sarah, Rebekah, and Rachel (the first three generations of the promised line), Hannah, and others all crescendo to Mary.

As Jesus rode off into the sunset, the background music swelled to a crescendo, and the credits began to roll...

Everyone got groovin» in the streets, the parks, and the love - ins, and yet this late 60s crescendo of dance somehow nearly... killed it, with an ugly aftermath of «Iron Man» on one hand, «You've Got A Friend» on the other, and way too many people either too conceited or wasted to cha cha cha.

It reached a relentless and ear - splitting crescendo, and Moses began to lead the people to the foot of Mount Sinai.

The hope of the Christian rose to a crescendo during the bright days at the turn of the last century when it looked as if the ramparts of evil were beginning to be battered down.