Sentence examples for a mirror scene from inspiring English sources
It's a monument to that crazy, earnest glee comic book films can have when we refuse to water them Duringr regard their heroics with a knowing smirror
Eminem's final shoot before wrapping up was a mirror scene, which included many glass mirrors, and a fake one among them, through which he would have to break through.
We even get a classic mirror scene in which Mother Goose and Ian Jones as her son precisely replicate each other's movements.
The mortal frame both weedy and bendy, the smile that hovers between the beatific and the mad, the wandering gaze of the bulging eyes: every box is ticked, and the movie functions not merely as a nostalgic gesture to "Duck Soup" — Zahedi could don a nightcap and join the mirror scene, no questions asked — but as a psychosexual gloss on Harpo's perennial misconduct.
Some of this feminist and gender-parity-consciousness is addressed in works like Ms. Antin's "Representational Painting" (1971), in which she applies makeup to her own face, and Mr. Acconci's narcissistic "Centers" (1971), in which he gazes into and points directly at the video camera (a bit like the famous mirror scene with Robert De Niro's unstable character in the 1976 film "Taxi Driver").
There's that great "Mirror!" scene (later satirized in a classic "Simpsons" episode), where the vain Jack Napier realizes what he's become and, as he laughs, you can hear his mind snap.
One "refracted" creature is a metallic being that resembles a human-sized Oscar statuette, and the investigation of its qualities involves a virtual ballet of mimicry that seems borrowed from the Marx Brothers' mirror scene in "Duck Soup".
The reasons include Hawaiian Punch, the mirror scene in Duck Soup and skyscrapers.
Her confusion at the end of the mirror scene of "Brief Encounters" is delicately shown but piercing.
Based on the mirror scene in "Duck Soup," it shows Mr. Lee mimicking his own movements from one screen to another and is a wonderfully subtle bit of slapstick.
Anyway, I got to thinking that the mirror scene in "Taxi Driver" has become so iconic in pop culture that I might be able to use it as the basis for a cartoon.
