Carpenter is not the first science-fiction director to confuse wooden acting with otherworldliness, but the performance problems are not limited to the robo-tots.
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Throughout, the viewer is drawn slowly, almost hypnotically into the otherworldliness and general delirium of the desert _ and into the world of a dangerous animal.
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His music theater is often haunted by ghosts, and some of the most effective moments in " JFK " are found in the otherworldliness of the orchestral colors.
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Stretch Lycra tops with sheer skirts appear in unreal pastels, their otherworldliness brought home by the pastel marabou earrings, mules with marabou poufs and backpacks with marabou straps.
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It is a photograph washed in sepia tones that lend its scene _ the 1930 lynching of Tommy Shipp and Abe Smith and an approving white mob _ an otherworldliness.
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There are facsimile documents, numerous photographs, first editions, maps, slides, even film footage of Prague, circa 1917, which is almost eerie in its otherworldliness.
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This is Zarafa's story, and it's difficult to know whether to praise it more for its otherworldliness or for the history and people that fill its pages.
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And it was a real kick sitting down in meetings where Spielberg would talk about how the saucers and aliens should look, and what lighting tricks might be used to convey otherworldliness.
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And, she told another, don't let the audience see the feet part during the bourrees, those small, quick traveling steps whose skimming quality suggests the otherworldliness of Myrta.
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To the ethereal otherworldliness of Alicia Markova and Anton Dolin, English stars who had danced together almost as a single body from the 1930s on, Fonteyn and Nureyev added the spice of threatened ravishment.
