Lenny Abrahamson's vinyl-black comedy Frank (Curzon, 15), gives Michael Fassbender an improbable test of his onscreen magnetism: as a volatile indie band frontman cracking up before he cracks the big time, he has to project tortured brilliance, emotional vulnerability and a not-half-bad Bowie-Reed drawl from within the confines of a crater-sized papier-mache head in the image of Frank Sidebottom.
After the honeymoon period for self-publishing — in which we revel in our own genius and the ability to project our brilliance into the wide world — is over, we may realize that there is more to the process than we thought.
Cumberbatch's Sherlock projects both impish brilliance as well as often appalling social skills.
Ultimately it is your choices, not the program's, that give each project its own brilliance.
Without being at all flamboyant and despite some finger slips, his playing projected an understated brilliance well matched by the orchestra's.
To the credit of the massed choirs, the words were always clearly projected, allowing the brilliance of Britten's word-setting to be heard to advantage.
Just as he was outshone in the Soulsavers project by the brilliance of Greg Dulli, here Lanegan exists mainly to provide a gritty, grainy foundation for Campbell's sugary coos and whispers.
But what that project offered in mystical brilliance, it lacked in interactivity.
The system made Jobs a Billionaire in Disney stock when they bought the animation studio from him).. Use simple, easily identifiable, iconic logos and names of products: project your products of brilliance and clarity of purpose.
But Chris Ofili's No Woman No Cry feels more like a tagged-on afterthought, included for publicity purposes, than part of the central brilliance of this project.
"Instead of having their brilliance diluted across multiple projects all the time, they can bring all of their brilliance into laser-like focus, go deep and apply that into one project".
