Sentences with phrase «remarkable scene»

Some of the most remarkable scenes occur following a storm as wind - tossed seas continue to pound the coastline and explode on rock formations along the shore.

Really remarkable scenes in the Commons today.

In one remarkable scene shortly after they start sleeping together, Emma and Adéle attend a gay pride parade, sticking close together while registering vastly different responses to their surroundings: As Emma giddily dances around, Adéle appears intensely shy.

However, what most people fail to realise is that Bologna is just as beautiful in its own right being one of the most architecturally unified cities in Europe with buildings the color of sienna, marbled sidewalks and porticoes making a truly remarkable scene

Remarkable scene playing out on the Senate floor as Kennedy (not voted yet) migrates from a huddle of privacy hawks to huddling with GOP leadership over ending debate on FISA as vote stuck at 58.

In the film's most remarkable scenes we witness Mary's long night - wrestling with her condition and her choice.

The remarkable scenes witnessed throughout the world at the time of his dying and death were not the product of mass hysteria or personality cult.

It was a remarkable scene.

Remarkable scenes.

This is especially true in the case of Michelle Pfeiffer, who has a remarkable scene not found in the 1974 movie.

In one remarkable scene, they catch a turtle only to discover that someone has written on its shell.

The remarkable scene when the boys» father first tries to instill in them — abruptly, even shockingly — the magnitude of the dangers ahead will stay with you.

In one remarkable scene, Jonah reads aloud a collection of notes that his brother has saved on his laptop about random feelings, stats about his day, and general details of life.

Take the remarkable scene, set on a daylight beach, in which Sam and Suzy first kiss — using tongues and groping awkwardly.

She deftly hits beats on both sides of that divide until, ultimately, everything we've experience with her comes to a head in yet another remarkable scene.

Wall Street — Very overrated film notable really for only three things: Michael Douglas's speech about greed, while overplayed, is still really good; the end of Charlie Sheen's career as a serious actor (he's really bad here, after being pretty good in Platoon; a remarkable scene between Charlie and Martin Sheen towards the end of the film, when Martin realizes that his son has become everything he's always hated.

I was sitting in the playroom at the Sudbury Valley School, in Framingham, Mass., pretending to read a book but surreptitiously observing a remarkable scene.