Sentences with phrase «from other creature features»
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Some of the features of human existence can be assumed to characterize other creatures, especially those from whom human beings evolved.
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appendage A finger, leg, ear, antenna or other feature that sticks out from some creature and has some apparent specific function.
As with previous Platinum Edition releases, the treasure trove of extras can be found on the second disc's «Backstage Disney» section, which features an hour - long documentary of the film's development, production, and reception, featuring comments from modern animation figures such as Pixar's John Lassiter as well as many of the now - elderly voice actors for Bambi and the other forest creatures.
Look closely at a frame from Early Man — or any of the other features and shorts by Nick Park, the stop - motion animator behind Creature Comforts, the Wallace and Gromit series, and Chicken Run — and you can spot the truest and most literal of all auteur stamps: The curvatures of a fingerprint.
This book is exclusively sold through Creature Features, and is not available from any other online vendor.
Anthologies are a natural home for the terror tale, from creature - feature film festivals to the bloody pulp stories of the fabled EC Comics to chilling short story collections by the likes of Poe, Lovecraft, and others.
Holzer was also featured in the exhibition Woman Now at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton, Virginia, on view from January 2017 to April 2017; her work was shown alongside Andy Warhol and Joseph Beuys, among others, in the exhibition Creature at The Broad in Los Angeles California from November 2016 to March 2017.
For anyone interested in sharks, Demon Fish is a must read for the history of our interactions with the species over centuries, the ways different cultures respect and revere the animal while others have a loathing and fearful fascination with sharks, and the science behind one of the most perfectly evolved creatures on the planet, from which even some of our own features stem.