Sentences with phrase «modern audiences so»

The right sights and sounds are enough to achieve this wake - up call to modern audiences so far removed from nature and embedded in the teched - up present day.

Not exact matches

So when a major television network repurposes a classic, chilling tale for a modern audience, it has the makings of TV gold.

In modern retailing, potential customers receive so much information so quickly that products simply don't get the opportunity to find an audience the way they once did.

Hence the trial scene in Act IV, which so unsettles modern audiences, manifests not the failure of Shakespeare's art, but rather its triumph.

That could be why so many politicians have drawn on it, even in modern Britain where it is not wise to rely on your audience's biblical literacy.

Certain sections of Bridges's audience are likely to define themselves against modern forms, so there is a risk here.

Modern audiences are asked to believe that the character has been the same age for more than 50 years, and the series has bent or tinkered with its conventions ever so slightly as the decades have rolled past in order to stay relevant.

But even so, it's not a film that plays particularly well to a modern audience.

Blame Softley, too, for a negro - spiritual - cum - Moby style that doesn't so much make a few of the classic blues tunes on the soundtrack immediate for a modern audience as squeeze them through the pastry horn of adolescence, weightlessly depositing every potentially atmospheric moment like a sweet little decorative nothing.

... So I thought that WAGES OF FEAR could be reinterpreted for a modern audience because it dealt with certain truths.»

If there's one curiosity to so much of modern horror, it's the tendency to try and connect with audiences by subbing out perspective and personality for...

Instead, there's a sense of honoring what so many Americans were forced to go through during a very, very dark period in our history, of trying to make a modern audience feel the weight and burden of an ancestral experience.

We are a keen to develop a film version next as there's so much in the writing and concept that can work for a modern audience.

Sure, to»70s audiences raised on the creaky likes of «Planet of the Apes» and TV's «Star Trek», that may have seemed like a lot, but why do modern movie lovers return so regularly and enthusiastically to this particular film?

The fifth - grade students insisted on adding some jokes with modern - day references, and rightly so as these became some of the most popular parts for the audience.

So, when I came across an April 1927 article, «The Advantages of Foreign Travel and Study to the Modern Language Teacher,» ninety years later I identified with its audience.

And so Just Add Water continues their fight to bring Stranger's Wrath to a modern - day audience.

So many studios get it dead wrong, but Project Sora has shown that it has respect for the IP, as well as the talent to deliver the world of Kid Icarus to a modern audience and make it relevant to a new generation.

It's a history lesson, a time machine to a period so utterly devastating it's hard to truly comprehend, all wrapped up in a an entertainment package accessible to modern audiences, and get this: it's also incredibly fun and rewarding.

As with any modern game, there's also an XP system for finishing races, but because Forza Horizon 3 gives you so many different things to top up — from XP points to festival audience capacity, it's hard to know what you're actually achieving half the time.

Remixing and recycling elements of culture, Sachs's work demands that his audience question the pervasive messages disseminated so effectively by modern media.

«WE ARE SO EXCITED to introduce this important young artist to wider audiences,» said Marshall N. Price, curator of modern and contemporary art at the Nasher and curator of the exhibition.

In doing so, Thompson made traditional themes relevant to a modern audience, reinterpreting motifs such as the Madonna and child to make them signify in a new context.

We became conditioned, over the course of the picture, to listen to the King's stammer so that when it came time for him to give an important anti-Fascist speech, we — the modern audience — held our breath waiting for him to stammer.