Forget the dreary title : the 90 minutes spent with this perceptive performer and his seemingly inexhaustible wit will erase any memory of the drabness of your day.
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He described his own works as " a description-definition-literary artwork " which avoided both the drabness of a dictionary and the inadequacy of poetry.
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On the other hand, the officer blocks, and their grayness and drabness have earned Blokovi the reputation of some sort of urban ghetto during the 90s.
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The first film's chic emptiness and the second's relative drabness are suddenly made much rosier by the seductive glow of " Red ."
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In the drabness of wintry Maine, the almost neon blue paint stood out like a splash of bright color in an otherwise black-and-white movie.
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Zeffirelli's barnlike photocopies of turn-of-the-15th-century English interiors have faded far past what must originally have been a certain drabness.
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He appeared professorial, no longer sporting the full, black toupee that defined his image as a swashbuckling German entrepreneur who created splendor from post-war drabness.
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There's a drabness, a dullness, a conformity in fashion at the moment, with the exception of the romanticism of a Galliano or a Lacroix.
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When they manifest in the world, however, they almost always appear as empty grey cowled robes, an appearance which conveys drabness and dullness rather than danger.
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Poliakoff, who wrote and directed, seems to have the same drabness he gives Paul, and the movie, despite brief moments of spark, suffers for it.
