Sentences with phrase «most pathos»

«Margret: Chronicle of an Affair — May 1969 to December 1970» at White Columns One of the most pathos - filled photography shows of the year was this one, by «Günter K,» an anonymous married 39 - year - old Cologne businessman, and the Lolita - like object of his desire, «Margret S,» his 24 - year - old secretary.

In addition to the beauty of the visual effects, James McAvoy has called Dark Phoenix, «the most emotional X-Men we've done and the most pathos - driven,» which makes for an interesting balance and may ease the minds of fans who worry about tackling the Dark Phoenix on the big screen.

According to McAvoy, Dark Phoenix is «probably the most emotional X-Men we've done and the most pathos - driven,» so get ready to catch some intense feels.

The jury behind the first ever Emotional Game Awards announced its nominees for 2015's most pathos - inducing games today in a press release.

Not exact matches

It must be further pointed out that De Rougemont takes the most elaborately dramatized and perverse examples of romanticism such as the Tristan legend with its turgid morbidities, its pathos, and its obsession with adultery, and treats this as the essence of romantic love.

There is risk, uncertainty, and a note of pathos in action, thus in part the I don't - want - to - get - involved syndrome in most of us.

A more lofty and idealistic one is that most of us, as Jews, hardly know ourselves or have a sense of Judaism that is not in some way tied up with our experience as cultured members of Western Civilization, which is Christianized not only in an explicit religious sense but also in the pathos and longing of its secular consciousness, as exemplified in its literature and art.

MFM supporters around the world are being asked to vote on their favourite memes — those they feel are most effective and those they think pack humour and pathos.

Framed with documentary film — like interviews with the key players in what remains the most infamous story to come out of Olympic figure skating, his Tonya Harding script straddles a tricky tone of pitch - black humor, affecting pathos, and winking self - awareness.

Not that her long shots serve her well, either: in one, a chorus line of guys waddle like ducks to «Lay All Your Love on Me,» the film's most unintentionally hilarious bit of choreography; a later shot of Streep running up a hillside to «The Winner Takes It All,» her pink shawl flowing behind her, has all the pathos of a perfume ad.

Combining the acid - tongued pathos of Sorkin's The Social Network with the backstage mania of Birdman, this bold work of re-examination dissects three of the most pivotal product launches of Jobs's life, using those moments as a keyhole to see if it's possible to be both brilliant and decent.

At the center of most scenes, Josh Brolin walks that distinct Coen brothers line between absurdity and realism, sarcasm and pathos.

His most celebrated feature, Yoyo (65), is a clever — at times brilliant — comingling of Keaton's physical comedy, Chaplin's pathos, Tati's gentle social observation, and the broader farce of Frank Tashlin.

Whereas «Skyfall» explored the emotional backstory of the world's most famous secret agent and served up unexpected pathos along with the action, «Spectre» is all about the set pieces.

Baumbach clearly cares about his flummoxed protagonists, and uses them as cyphers for his own angst about middle age, often in genuine, self - deprecating fashion, giving the humor a real sense of pathos even during the most light - hearted gags.

He illuminates whole timelines of Ballinger's life with more pathos than the film really knows what to do with — he (like the film) is most insightful when no one's talking.

It is ultimately little more than an episodic patchwork of over-burdened vignettes that among them share only a desire to manufacture unearned pathos and manipulate events towards the most expedient solution.

For producer - director Roxanne Benjamin, confronting the sort of pathos Kusama describes is one of the genre's most thrilling possibilities.

Though Moyes writes books that are generally classified as women's fiction, she possesses the rare ability to inject life and pathos into the most clichéd or rote - sounding plotline, as well as a talent for digging out historical details that ground her stories.

Would most things in Pathos still be open?

Unlike most of his contemporaries, however, Stout's interest in the figure has a particular emphasis on lesser expressionistic pathos.

Perhaps the most famous work in this vein, More Love Hours Than Can Ever Be Repaid and The Wages of Sin from 1987, featured a mess of used rag dolls, animals and blankets strewn across a canvas, a way of investing a fictional childhood scene with some visceral pathos which was first shown at Rosamund Felsen Gallery in Los Angeles.

Aristotle's influential division of effective rhetoric into logos, ethos, and pathos is overtly acknowledged in many legal writing scholars» works about advocacy, 6 and implicitly underlies much if not most of the rest.