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The latter's 2.5D tale reeks of Calvin and Hobbes' savory influence, captivating themes of innocence and imagination through the eyes of a child, as multi-instrumentalist Kaoru Ishibashi croons and strums his bittersweet notes.

Kubrick is a captivating little book rather like an Arthur Miller play: it plays out on a small scale, but invokes the epic themes of friendship, art, sex and war.

Here's a captivating exclusive from Adam Johnson.

The result is a captivating short film.

Billy Romp's a captivating guy.

Who but Mr. King could make this a captivating situation?

A captivating presence in any role".

A captivating and roguish idea.

A captivating if elusive subject, as it emerges.

"The Art of Losing" is a dark, captivating novel in which Dixon relentlessly pursues the twin themes of greed and loss, stripping his characters clean as he does so.

It's another era, another forced laborer  —  in this instance, an actual slave — and yet "The Longest Night," a captivating Passover story by Laurel Snyder ("Bigger Than a Breadbox," "Penny Dreadful"), also centers on the themes of just rewards and just deserts.