Sentences with phrase «kinds of masterpieces»

With the push of a button, a child can compose and arrange all kinds of masterpieces.

That and it already, by midnight movie standards and beyond, is some kind of masterpiece.

On a formal level, Meek's Cutoff, the fourth feature from Kelly Reichardt, is admittedly some kind of masterpiece.

It will be a great kickstart to the festival but in all honestly, unless it's some kind of masterpiece, this film will be a distant memory by Thursday morning.

I discovered a British artist who creates my kind of masterpieces... paparazzi photos that raise «questions about whether we can believe what we see when we live in a mediated world of screens, imagery and internet.

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It would also seem that he kind of went with the lowest bidder on the editing of his literary masterpiece... the whole thing just doesn't work.

Whether I'm brainstorming for a week's worth of meals with the pilot, recipe developing for the blog, testing said recipes, jotting down random ideas in my handy dandy notebook, or writing up my completed masterpieces for the blog... recipes are kind of my thing.

Kai - I love creating one of kind edible masterpieces that blow people's minds.

I love the look of these super adorable bento boxes, but let's be real, I don't have time to create intricate masterpieces for my little ones each day (and I'm fairly certain that at least 90 % of the other parents out there don't have that kind of spare time either!).

Come and create a one of a kind masterpiece!

Your life is a one of a kind masterpiece.

Try out this mouthwatering masterpiece for a sneak peek into the kinds of amazing recipes that Do You Even Paleo offers.

The first two albums where amazing, soundtracks of a generation, musical masterpieces of the digital industrial revolution, this kind of sound will still go to Mars Mission.

Pollack and Redford's 1972 western is some kind of wonderful masterpiece.

Its overall tone and Harlow's unbridled (in every sense of the word) wantonness raise the film to the level of a kind of trash masterpiece.

I would say he was the Russian equivalent of Stanley Kubrick, because he is simply an artist, his vision and ideas and one of a kind, and though this is my second film of Tarkovsky's that I have watched, the first being Solaris, which for me is his masterwork, and a masterpiece of Science Fiction.

For centuries male filmmakers, writers, painters, artists of all kinds have often cited women as the inspiration for their brilliant masterpieces.

It's his best and most transcendent film since his masterpiece The Royal Tenenbaums, and the first in which I've ever wanted to revisit the characters later in life to see what kind of people they've become.

On the one extreme, you get the kind of cinematic masterpiece that is Apocalypse Now, an indication that the madness behind the scenes was all part of the method to bring about something bold and original in a way we've never seen done before.

Artistic director Noah Cowan (kind of an interviewer's wet dream: indulgent with time and tangential questions) appears to have achieved the impossible: a magical meld of mainstream classics drawing in the civilians and obscure masterpieces fulfilling the film nut's completist fetish.

Third of all: it's second stop - motion animated film from Wes Anderson, whose Fantastic Mr. Fox is a masterpiece and one of the most entertaining and beautiful films of its kind to ever be released!

This is no masterpiece, but it is the kind of material director Francis Lawrence (no relation) manages well.

Not that the first film was some kind of miraculous comic masterpiece; it was messy, episodic and unapologetically smug.

I enjoy playing that 3D pixel block - crafting series but am not the kind of person who spends hours creating exquisite masterpieces.

One of its earliest defenders was none other than Roger Ebert, who called it «some kind of bizarre masterpiece.»

Neither Jon Poll's Charlie Bartlett nor Andrew Wagner's Starting Out in the Evening is a masterpiece, but both films exemplify a kind of adventurous filmmaking that's increasingly difficult to envisage in today's marketplace, where first impressions mean everything — an unpromising climate for any art form.

What I mean by that is that across the full gamut of its creative intent, gameplay systems, world - building, and general approach pretty to much everything, Sony Santa Monica's Norse masterpiece iterates on so many of the most distinctive games and influences from the medium's last seven years or so to act as a kind of cumulative full - stop on an era.

The premise is hilarious, although the execution doesn't always sparkle, and yet, it's kind of a failed masterpiece in the making — perhaps a few drafts away from another comedy classic.

The Tribe is a one of a kind, modern masterpiece.

Whilst at times difficult to watch, Grave of the Fireflies is more than a film, it's a masterpiece of human endeavour, and the hand drawn tragedy echoes every cry of anguish that has sounded throughout the centuries, ever since we first learnt to kill our own kind.

On the ground floor of the Museo Lamborghini we can admire masterpieces like the legendary Miura, even the one of a kind Miura Roadster is currently on display... remember that car was valued at US$ 10,000,000 a few months ago.

Now it is up to the author to cook up the kind of story that resonates with readers and convinces them to buy their electronic masterpieces.

Normal, everyone couple to his own game style and mood, but this do not set apart the fact that that's an enertaining masterpiece of a kind and second to none.

Got Guacamelee on PC last year and though it was kind of mediocre, but people swear that it's a masterpiece so I'm sure many people will enjoy it.

Victor Vran: Overkill Edition will be the first game of it's kind to arrive on the Nintendo Switch, a masterpiece both technically and in its gameplay, Haemimont Games» classic RPG will be a must have addition for Switch owners around the world.

Shenmue III «s Kickstarter shattered all kinds of records and brought Yu Suzuki's masterpiece back into the spotlight.

This kind of immersive realism takes incredible storytelling, which this masterpiece definitely has, but it's also a product of a world that contains depth and detail.

Must be some kind of moron to quote me on masterpiece but not the few words that came before it.

I enjoy playing that 3D pixel block - crafting series but am not the kind of person who spends hours creating exquisite masterpieces.

They reflect on the demons and deities of the memory as seen on our devices, online, on television, billboards, boxtops, catechisms, illustrated classic comic books, masterpieces in the Frick, old paperback covers, graffiti and signage on moving vehicles and packaging detritus of every shape and kind.

Best known for elaborate and innovative re-creations of various Modern icons, re-creations that are masterpieces of engineering and design of one kind or another, Sachs explains, «I'm obsessed with innovation.

The gallery is also presenting four intimate spaces for masterpieces by Yves Klein, Fernand Léger, Wifredo Lam and László Moholy - Nagy housed within hand - stitched curtains of precious antique fabrics and lined with dried flowers forming a kind of «wunderkammer.»

«A painter ought to paint one single masterpiece: himself, perpetually... becoming a kind of generator with a continual emanation that fills the atmosphere with his whole artistic presence and remains in the air after he has gone», wrote Klein in his diary in 1957.

Two themes recur frequently — memento mori and the animal kingdom — and together they communicate the spirit of the entire collection, a combination of contemporary masterpieces and works of another kind: unique, unusual objets d'art that fascinate and at the same time intimidate — unexpected and surprising works.

In 1962 the film critic Manny Farber published the provocative essay «White Elephant Art and Termite Art,» in which he distinguished two types of artists: the White Elephant artist, who tries to create masterpieces equal to the greatest artworks of the past, and the Termite, who engages in «a kind of squandering - beaverish endeavor» that «goes always forward, eating its own boundaries and, likely as not, leaves nothing in its path other than signs of eager, industrious, unkempt activity.»

Alex Katz Gavin Brown's Enterprise 620 Greenwich St., through June 13 For his first solo New York gallery show in five years, we find Alex Katz, now 88, not having lost an ounce of his focus or painterly intensity, painting not only at the very top of his form — a kind of contemporary Monet, an artist who almost every time out is painting something like a masterpiece — but making some of the most glorious paintings anywhere right now.

They work with fillings and icings to create confectionary masterpieces and are expected to know what kind of materials can be used on different types of cakes.