Once he leaves the city and takes to
more twisty, turning roads, the switch is flipped to Sport.
Purely through casting, Roman Polanski doubles down on the personal and makes the play - within - a-play narrative structure of Venus in Fur
a more twisty hall of mirrors than it appears on the page.
But the track had been modified drastically and it wasn't quite the same, with
more twisty and technical elements.
Not exact matches
The black leather seats in our test car felt soft to the touch and offered
more than adequate bolstering for both leisurely jaunts down the highway and dynamic drives on
twisty country roads.
In the Sierpi» nski gasket, ink must ooze through a
twisty shape, so it spreads
more slowly — as time to the 0.6826 power, corresponding to a spectral dimension of 1.3652.
Our hygienic hero gets far
more than he bargained for in director Renny Harlin's
twisty crime thriller, co-starring Ed Harris as Carver's old partner and Eva Mendes as a grieving wife.
All that
twisty - body look - at - my - thong stuff she does as a supposed 15 - year - old is
more characteristic of a 40 - year - old who has gone to a bar to get laid but has only gotten drunk and desperate.
As
twisty thrillers of the genre go, this one is
more than passable.
Director Marc Forster (The Kite Runner) seemed
more interested in recreating the Bourne Identity than continuing the
twisty, edgy plot line from Bond's last adventure.
Your brain will tell you anything, because you're so used to things being
twisty and not what you expect that you almost give us
more credit than we might deserve.
Bilge's lucid summary of the
twisty - turny documentary Kate Plays Christine — in which director Robert Greene follows around a real - life actress while she rehearses for a fictional movie about the life of a real person — got me thinking: Aren't we starting to need
more words for the bounteously proliferating forms of nonfiction filmmaking besides just documentary?
Chastain relishes the
more unhinged and rapacious facets of this meaty role, sinking under the skin of a Count's daughter whose housebound boredom and
twisty desires spark an explosion of emotions between her and the story's two other characters: Jean, a worldly valet (Colin Farrell) whose cultural capital belies his lowly class position, and the devout servant (Samantha Morton) to whom he is woefully engaged.
But it's also a
more difficult film to enjoy, as it doesn't reveal its
twisty, freaky...
Meanwhile, the entertainingly preposterous action - thriller The Commuter — the latest film from A.V. Club favorites Liam Neeson and Jaume Collet - Serra — chugged into the No. 3 slot with $ 13.7 million, underperforming the earlier
twisty Neeson and Collet - Serra collaborations Non-Stop and Unknown, both of which grossed
more than $ 20 million in their opening weekends.
Things get
twisty and
more complicated from there — perhaps a bit too complicated, as major plot points later in «Small Crimes» hinge on a past we never see with characters we never meet described only through expository dialogue that is difficult to keep clear.
As its plot enters unexpected and
twisty territory, it grows ever
more difficult to pin down, but the cumulative effect is one of the most indelibly haunting experiences in recent film — a vision powerful, bold and new.
The connections are as
twisty as the through line and the narration by a part - time psychic named Sortilège (Joanna Newsom) is
more beat poetry than exposition.
By the time the end of this
twisty, topsy - turvy narrative has caught up with its beginning in a world of illusions and performances, nothing seems the same any
more, all roles have been reversed, and the script has been rewritten several times to centre, elevate and immortalise the Victorian age's bit players.
Following the one writer / one director trend of shows like True Detective, The Missing «s difficult story is made all the
more haunting by a very cohesive,
twisty narrative, and gorgeous cinematography.
The first half feels
more like it's treading water than giving any insight towards its main character, and the
twisty conclusion is
more of a head - scratcher than a satisfying payoff.
Good characterizations bolster this straight - forward suspenser into being something
more meaningful than a
twisty con job feature, as we root for the protagonist to prevail because we genuinely care about his welfare.
Ananda: Rosamund Pike Because: I may be reaching a bit, but based on Cate Blanchett's win last year I just think Pike's
twisty cerebral performance has a chance over Moore's
more obvious dramatic turn.
Suddenly, what was an enjoyably
twisty chase thriller becomes an equally - gripping, but far
more effective look at the old would - you - kill - Hitler - as - a-child dilemma.
It's impossible to say
more without entering spoiler territory, except that director Toby Haynes did a flawless job bringing the concept to life, and it is the most
twisty, fucked - up, and yet ultimately beautiful episode of the season.
Clearly Abbas - Mustan, with the additional turns they pack on top of the original film's existing ones, were trying to recreate the deliciously trashy magic of their last film, 2008's tawdry,
twisty, compulsively watchable global box office smash Race, but some moderation in all respects would have been
more thrilling.
After The Sixth Sense opened in 1999 to a box - office gold mine, Hollywood began feverishly hunting for
more, similarly
twisty thrillers that keep audiences guessing.
But the film resolves itself in no time into something a good deal
more mundane: a
twisty crime drama complete with gauzy Guy Maddin visuals that cements Norton as the gravitas - heavy young actor most likely to be cast as Heathcliff in a badly - considered community theatre adaptation of Wuthering Heights.
Needless to say as events progress the film gets ever
more complicated and
twisty in its proceedings with the viewer not ever quite sure who is good and who is bad.
The trailer is plenty promising with what looks like all the same dark humor and as much if not
more of the
twisty murder mystery we came to crave from season one.
They say things like, «Hey, Mom and Dad, why don't we change our lightbulbs to
twisty fluorescent ones that are six times
more efficient?»»
However, real - world conditions count too, and while this car excels where the road is
twisty and the pavement is smooth, it needs to be a
more comfortable driver in the conditions that most Americans experience every day.
Still, the RSX's approach to life's
twisty moments was exalted
more often than it was maligned.
On
twisty seaside roads, it takes a little getting used to, because you're expecting to have to cross your arms a lot
more than is actually necessary, but the results are noteworthy.
Though overall deceleration is strong and feel is progressive when spiraling down those blind
twisties, initial bite could be a little
more aggressive.
The
more time we spent with the Hyundai, though, the
more its wallowy ride on the highway, its poorly controlled body motions in the
twisties, and harsh impacts on broken roads worked against it.
More of the same, except the blacktop is narrower,
twistier, and less trafficked.
This car will run lap times right up there with cars pushing significantly
more horsepower, especially on
twisty tracks.
In terms of the driving itself, the car can operate autonomously for as much or as little of the journey as you desire — Jaguar repeats the usual autonomous mantra that the car can drive itself on the
more tedious legs of your trip and allow the driver to take over should you happen across a
twisty bit of road.
Regardless, the V - CT provides
more than enough passing speed and the vehicle handles
twisty roads better than expected.
Along the beautiful
twisty mountain roads just north of San Francisco, the CX - 9 drives like a much smaller vehicle,
more station - wagon - like in its look and over-the-road feel than a hulking crossover.
So it's far from perfect and on a bumpy,
twisty B - road in its current set - up would struggle to match
more nimble Japanese and European rivals.
It's a relatively affordable option to the brand's
more prestigious offerings, and it's also just an appropriate size for tearing around Southern California's congested highways and
twisty backroads.
(1,310 - kg) coupe into gear, let the engine work a little
more of its aural magic, take it for a short ride through the
twisties and the point about minimizing weight while maximizing power becomes crystal clear.
Because the lighter engine block alleviates about 110 pounds off the front axle, the chassis feels
more willing through the
twisty bits.
(It was
more like a sleepy farm with a really long and
twisty driveway.)
In normal driving through parking lots and interstate roads, it won't be an issue, but when trying to negotiate switchbacks or mountain
twisties, it becomes
more apparent.
Though the Hyundai's steering and brakes feel
more silky and isolated, it too is solid and composed through these
twisties.
Although the changes made that car
more capable, we opined that «the firmer GT Speed setup really doesn't turn this big, heavy coupe into a plaything through the
twisties.»
The result, when compared to the outgoing V6, is 40
more pound - feet of torque, the
twisty force that makes an engine feel strong.
Though the SL450 never feels like a compact car (minimum weight is still around 4,000 pounds), it's arguably the most enjoyable of the SL group on a
twisty road, feeling a little
more nimble and agile than its larger - engine siblings.