Sentences with phrase «feelings of nostalgia in»

We derive a feeling of nostalgia in the familiarity of the objects and can sympathize with the chaotic mess.

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Reading Burnham in preparation for my remarks, I found myself feeling nostalgia for the moral clarity of the Cold War.

It will be Garrison Keillor in reverse, and there will be — I feel the pangs already — those moments of bittersweet nostalgia when I recall, with a longing almost palpable, the small town life I left behind in Manhattan.

Aloo paratha, the very mention of which evokes feelings of comfort and nostalgia in Indian hearts.

It all started last year when I was feeling a bit of pumpkin pie nostalgia in the month of March.

Great to read Amy's take on the movie, i have read her book about the invincibles as well and it made you feel wonderful, this movie i am certain brings in wonderful memories and a lot of nostalgia.

For dads of a certain age, Blue Peter feels steeped in nostalgia.

From the multitude of impersonal emails and text messages that are sent daily, Marcus still believes in the nostalgia of sending a beautiful handwritten card, and hopes to ignite those feelings in Target guests nationwide.

I think thats why I love taking photos so much - I have literally boxes full of photos in my garage of my childhood and although there are some moments I don't remember, the majority I look at and get a feeling of nostalgia wash over me as I relive the memories.

Call me old school, but sometimes iCal simply doesn't beat an old fashion pen and paper... while my new Graphic Image Datebook is far from old fashion (tell me the personalized «Missy» at the bottom and the brilliant blue hue doesn't scream professional and stylish) it does bring back feelings of nostalgia of writing my homework in my agenda at school... guess some things never change huh?

Had Pellington and Perry maybe added some sort of levity to the proceedings, Nostalgia wouldn't come off so heavy - handed in its desire to make the audience feel so much.

Also, there are profoundly effective moments when we share in the joy and nostalgia that each of these characters feels for their old culture and lost youth.

A game that invokes nostalgia is one that we can all look fondly on, and FreezeMe incorporates some of its own style in, making this game feel like a new adventure.

In a fit of hurt feelings and nostalgia, the sisters decide to throw one last rager at the house, inviting high - school friends, a gang of hard - partying Korean nail techs led by New Girl's Greta Lee, and cute handyman neighbor James (Ike Barinholz).

These projects must be comforting but also with a dash of the unexpected; alive in ways that aren't incongruous with that nostalgia but also not purely a slave to those feelings either.

The cinematography throughout the film is beautiful — thanks, in large part, to the innate beauty of Paris itself — and the recreation of 1920s Paris will inspire in the audience the type of nostalgia that Gil himself feels for the era.

In an era where every major studio doggedly chases the nostalgia dollar, Deakins actually conjured that rarest of feelings, but alas, the February release had fallen off everyone's radar by ballot - casting time.

Peter Howell of the Toronto Star gave «Super 8» 2.5 stars out of 4 and is quoted on the RT site: «Abrams fashions «Super 8» in such a calculating manner, with every element weighed both for maximum nostalgia value and ironic hipster cred, that it has an artificial feel to it.

The colors (a mixture of the candy colors of golden age fantasy cinema and the muted hues of nostalgia) are lush and the hazy scenes of the stuck - in - fifties small town feel like some misty - eyed time warp with a few weird twists.

In making Revenant Kingdom, Level 5 has achieved an incredible feat by delivering a game that can generate feelings of nostalgia formed from other intellectual properties with its own new, different content that manages to stand on its own.

The picture serves as a reminder of all the great Latin sounds created in the Seventies and is touching enough to evoke a few tears from Fania fans with feelings of nostalgia for the bygone era.

Obvious Child felt like a revelation in the wake of a festival that had distressingly begun to favor glamorously stripped - down Hollywood stars posturing in films that reveled in cheap nostalgia and grating quirkiness.

Coming off a decade where the American genre film devolved into lowest - common - denominator investments and blockbusters ballooned skyward on the backs of sequels and franchises, Refn's modest exercise in crime pastiche and car - chase nostalgia parlayed both the exhaustion of Hollywood's narrative resources and — perhaps more importantly — the gathering mainstream curiosity in independent music's preoccupation with the sound and feel of the 1980s (the film's soundtrack has become one of the most popular word - of - mouth successes of the decade).

Nonetheless, Hot Tub Time Machine works well to produce a feeling of nostalgia for those who remember the decade, and to offer a kitsch depiction to younger audience members well versed in 80s - retro culture.

didn't have the subtlety and richness of Linklater's best work, it was an incredibly exhilarating film that left audiences with warm feelings of nostalgia and a film to rewatch when you feel like checking in on its full - of - life characters.

Every time I've revisited A Perfect World since (and I've been compelled to revisit it at least once every few years), as Costner's star has faded and Eastwood's elder statesmanhood behind the camera has somehow dwarfed his iconhood in front of it, I feel the melancholy nostalgia of the film more and more.

The show never makes you feel as though you're participating in a cynical nostalgia play (though, let's face it, you kind of are), and while 10 Years Later took a dip in quality, succumbing to the dopiness of its own premise, the steady laughs have us recommending both seasons.

It's felt in the characters» reactions, the immediacy of the narrative, and even in Hans Zimmer's epic score, equally doused in nostalgia.

It's not as laugh - out - loud funny as Juno nor as lacerating as Young Adult, and in some ways feels like a recombination of those movies» elements: nostalgia, child - bearing, mistimed coming of age, remixed.

Fans will single out Huston's decision to make a slasher movie with little in the way of explicit gore effects as laudable, but my feeling is that's nostalgia talking again.

Even those not directly affected feel involved — nostalgia - filled chats appear in offices and evoke debate on the state of today's schooling, its past and its future.

Every time I enter in a school, I feel soaked by a wave of nostalgia.

There's a whiff of nostalgia about the Elise as John Barker explains: «There's a wonderfully retro feel about this Elise, in all the right ways.

The irresistible quality of that candor stems in part from what Jamison admits is nostalgia for «those early days of falling in love with the drinking, when intoxication still felt intoxicating.»

As an immigrant, I can feel in my bones the pang of nostalgia, memories of my old country running as deep as genetic coding.

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Publisher's Weekly even noted a kind of nostalgia in his book for the early days of Amazon, as Marcus writes about their warehouse across from the world headquarters of Starbucks and the exhiliaration they seemed to feel.

And though both are great games, SWtG takes «the feels» to the next level, distilling all the best tropes of classic games — the exploration of The Legend of Zelda, the progression of Castlevania, the platforming of Prince of Persia — into a concentrated nostalgia bomb, capable of leveling decades of crappy AAA sequel - fortified video game cynicism in one blast.

But now we're detouring into my personal feelings of what has gone wrong with Kickstarter in relation to videogames, and that's not fair because while Pillars of Eternity may just be another nostalgia project it's an astoundingly good one.

It's like being punched right in the nostalgias, a feeling only made stronger by the fact that some of the original cast have returned to voice their characters.

Yes, part of this love for Abrams rebirth of the franchise is nostalgia, but I do also believe that The Force Awakens is a great movie in its own right that succeeds in feeling like a Star Wars film while still retaining a tonal style all of its own, even when its a little too busy trying to replicate A New Hope.

MKR is fun and full of charming old - school vibes that will hit you directly in the nostalgia feels, though the iffy controls and lack of real diversity throughout the levels hamper the game as a whole.

We wanted to do justice to the nostalgia of early games in the shoot «em - up genre, so that people can pick up Velocity and feel right at home, but also feel the excitement of playing something completely new!

There's a lot of nostalgia and charm lost in the move away from the pixel graphics and the current look feels a little bland.

It's these moments that bring back the feeling of nostalgia but in a very modern way.

It just feels as though it's a replica of the classic games we used to play; I'm all for nostalgia and it's great to play something that reminds me of some of the classics, but in this day and age I kind of expected a little bit more.

At the time, none of those feelings of nostalgia mattered because I could only think of a handful of newer games that had the option of allowing your friend to plug in their own controller, and play alongside you.

While Vvardefell isn't completely the same as in the original Morrowind, the feeling of nostalgia is tangible.

The character models are incredibly sharp and smooth (especially those found in the TRON world, based off actual actors) and the environments are all colourful and have this exciting feel about them — especially if you've got some of that good old Disney nostalgia building up.

As such, the game has a very Halo feel to it, this is noticeable in the PvP component, in which there are elements of nostalgia present in regards to the franchise.