Sentences with phrase «how in every period piece»

You know how in every period piece these days there's that CGI shot of the city in ye olde times, with mud streets and famous buildings under construction and smoke rising from chimneys and old fashioned carriages and steam boats on the river?

Not exact matches

Wade Roush over at Xconomy had an insightful piece recently on how we're in a lull period.

«I can not see how a $ 10,000 investment held over a 10 - year period could incur $ 2,300 in transactions - tax charges if the transactions tax were set at 0.1 % per trade, as stipulated in Davidoff's piece.

You can figure out the three most important pieces of information gathered by timing contractions: how long the contractions last, how far apart they are, and what type of rest period you have in - between the contractions.

To determine how SGD affects these processes, the research team outplanted small pieces of lobe coral on the reef flat in areas with a range of SGD and measured the changes in size over a six - month period.

There's much discussion about how the film is supposedly a game changer, how it's more in tune with the current zeitgeist as opposed to the traditional narrative strengths and linearity of a period piece like The King's Speech.

It's been quite awhile since a broadcast network has managed to sell viewers on a period piece set prior to the 20th century, so the fact that ABC is even considering this series, which takes place in 1895 and revolves around the first luxury hotel in New York, is proof of how much pull executive producer Shonda Rhimes has with the American Broadcasting Company.

You won't find much subtlety in the solid period - piece drama «Marshall,» but you will find plenty of crowd - pleasing courtroom theatrics, some wonderful performances from the main players — and yes, all sorts of reminders of how far we've come in terms of race relations since the early 1940s, and how very, very far we still have to go.

James Badge Dale, Ethan Embry and William Forsythe lead the cast in this morally conflicted period piece which yearns to reminds us how wonderful the western genre is, but ultimately finds itself lost on the frontier.

Who we want to win: Though it could be a close one between Tim Burton's cinematic realization of the beloved stage show Sweeney Todd and the staid period piece Atonement in the category of Best Costume Design, there's no getting around how much we're still thrilled by Burton's wacky designs after all these years.

Thus, for Parker's defining installation of the suspended fragments of a blown - up shed, Cold Dark Matter: An Exploded View (1991), we're given both a personal and a political context behind the piece: the effect on the artist of living in London during a period of IRA bomb threats; her initially ambivalent attitude towards the army — whom she subsequently worked with to blow up the shed — and how she felt about the event itself.

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