Sentences with phrase «impressive command»

He also makes a fairly strong case for The Immortal Story proper, highlighting Welles's impressive command of shot blocking, cinematic space, and aural atmospherics.

The film occasionally broaches heavy - handedness, corniness even, but that's forgivable; Safaria shows an impressive command of tone, particularly in the final scene, where she's doing two seemingly incompatible things, at the same time, and beautifully.

Expertly shifting between present and past, writer - director Denis Villeneuve displays an impressive command of his material, patiently building up to an emotionally explosive climax.

The film marks the directorial debut of Justin Kurzel, who has an impressive command of mood.

Django is arresting cinema for most of its nearly three - hour runtime, Tarantino having impressive command of everything technical to complement his confident use of writing and actors.

Aside from an impressive command room and fully - equipped workstation for building and modifying weapons and armor, there is also a kitchen on the ship — a small, yet meaningful connection to home and human society.

Kalina writes: «With an impressive command of negative space, Thomas pushes at the seemingly straightforward and simple constructions, adding a richness and slowness of read and allowing different modes of perception to be set in counterpoint.

She loves paint and has a resourceful — accomplished hand and an impressive command of the medium.

Harvey, who has an impressive command of technical data, worries that toxic cadmium telluride used in the thin - film panels will escape into the environment, and he isn't soothed by Chevron's assurances that it will spray polymer - based binders on the disturbed soil to keep it from blowing around.

Aaron Brinkman, Associate, Axinn: «Liked the delivery; impressive command of subject matter; extremely helpful.»

LawSync has not only demonstrated an impressive command of the changing legal landscape but also the thoughtfulness to see legal education as encompassing much more than case law.