Sentences with phrase «into operatic»

Rushing into a full - scale claw trimming is a foolhardy move unless you're really into operatic drama and traumatic events.

Another criticism comes from Jackson's apparent attempt to turn The Hobbit - essentially a light children's tale — into the operatic high drama of Rings.

Not exact matches

It's a hero's journey with a sparse, understated first act that gently unspools into grand, galaxy - spanning operatics.

She can up the ante — even check into the male's physiological fitness by challenging him in this operatic duetting.»

But if you relish a mindless soap operatic story that leans into the silliness of the genre, Fifty Shades Freed might do the trick.

But true to its operatic spirit, Les Misérables is jam - packed with beaucoup de subplots, among them the plight of a single mother (Anne Hathaway) hurled into the streets; Jean Valjean's vow to raise her at - first adorable (Isabelle Allen), then beautiful (Amanda Seyfried) daughter Cosette; the mission of a ragtag army of revolutionaries revolting against France's One Percent; and the blossoming romance between Cosette and one of the rebels.

All the actors eagerly embrace the operatic nature of the through - composed source, appearing to burst into speech in between stretches of song.

Woo balances high octane action, hard edged violence, stylized editing that would make Peckinpah catch his breath, and operatic melodrama into an action movie classic.

An operatic descent into the lives of lost souls in the San Fernando Valley, Magnolia is Anderson's three - hour melodramatic epic about the nature of forgiveness.

He even segues into a few surreal operatic sequences with hefty naked women, commenting both on cinematic score vs. emotion as well as a simple comment on what we take in our systems as seductive versus what the eye finds as such.

2 is Tarantino's first real overture into the sort of grandiose, operatic, frequently 70 mm filmmaking that he's always called the biggest influence on his own work.

Armed with nothing more than an acoustic guitar and an operatic voice to breathe life into his consciousness - raising hymns, the inveterate rabble rouser challenged authority at every opportunity.

Working with editor Masahiro Kirakubo (whose credits appropriately include Danny Boyle's similarly jittery «Transpotting»), von Einsiedel places his focus into a cinematic framework: Sweeping images of nature and glimpses of animal life combine with various genre tropes to create the impression of an operatic tragedy with no clean end in sight.

Though the operatic dissonant relationship between Jean Valjean and Russell Crowe's Javert does prove to be compelling opera as it weaves throughout the rest of the story, the film's second act focus on the story of rich pretty boy Marius (Eddie Redmayne, whose singing voice is 45 percent Kermit the Frog) falling for Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) at first sight doesn't register nearly the same amount of urgency, feeling like a silly problem that doesn't fit into the story's near - apocalyptic presentation of revolutionary France.

Early into The Last Jedi, the zippy, operatic, and occasionally exhilarating new Star Wars movie, Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) smashes his helmet into pieces.

8:00 pm — TCM — Carmen Jones Oscar Hammerstein takes on Bizet's Carmen, transposing it into a contemporary setting at a Korean War army base and writing new lyrics to go with Bizet's operatic melodies.

International audiences are sure to welcome a feature that can make even the most complex operatic plots clear: text screens on every seat, offering translations into English, French, German, and Spanish.

The 1100 - square - meter lower - level gallery in the new wing will be transformed into an immersive environment of monumental operatic videos, collages and drawings.

Likewise, Gallaccio's oeuvre is one that stretches from the operatic to the atomic and from the logical to the phenomenological as she transmutes form into concept, concept into visual theater, and then, again.

An homage to Callas, Warhol's status as a devotee of the opera diva, and the avant - garde tradition of musique concrète, this abstraction of music turns the operatic melody into pure, hard sound, and emotion into something obdurate and concrete, before the song reemerges.

The operatic curtain of red felt, one of three in the medium in the «Seeing As Is Not Saying That» exhibition at 77th Street, reveals a recent twist with the addition of text in a large stencil font cut into the ribbons.

Throughout the gallery, objects and experiments stage the problems and possibilities of camouflage, and the accompanying video delves into its multi-sensory potential through an operatic, polyphonic exchange.

Those same commentators may not find it any easier this year with a shortlist that also includes Bonnie Camplin, for a project that invited visitors to explore, in a slightly dull - looking study room, what consensual reality is; Janice Kerbel, for an operatic performance work about a character called Doug who experiences nine catastrophic events; and Nicole Wermers, for a show that featured Marcel Breuer chairs with fur coats sewn into them.

It's what should have been on television, but was forced out into the open market to fend for itself, and it has mutated into this hybrid B - movie / soap operatic form where the films are often 3 - 4 hours long, hyperbolic, melodramatic but made for TV.

The dark, Grimm fairy tale - like undercurrent transforms her aristocratic, operatic portraits into a contemporary vanitas or memento mori, acting as both a stylized fantasy and a Bosch - like warning.

Language serves to create an almost operatic score of rantings, mumblings and chants into the visual structure of the paintings.

Giuseppe Verdi poured operatic drama into his Requiem, written in 1874 in memory of his friend Alessandro Manzoni.

Artlyst attended this impressive and mesmerising work to experience the unique fusion of great British master painter of the 20th century and contemporary sound installation of the 21st century, creating an orchestral and ambient work of art in its own right, with operatic, and theatrical leitmotifs that create a temporal aspect to Bacon's classic painting, transforming the gallery space into a Baconian space - frame in its own right.