In 1530, King Henry VIII passed an Act expelling "outlandish people" prone to palm-reading and fortune-telling.
Trump may act as outlandish as a performance artist, but it's hard to imagine that he has any knowledge of the field.
Today Cirque has nine permanent shows in Las Vegas, Orlando, Toyko and Macau, plus another six touring shows all elaborate acts with outlandish names like "Mystère," "O" and "Ka" that are filled with costumed characters, dizzying acrobatics–and no animals.
PES 2016, undoubtedly more than any other football game ever made, values these more thoughtful and considered elements, and only breaks out into acts of outlandish showmanship on the rarest of occasions.
PES 2016, undoubtedly more than any other soccer game ever made, values these more thoughtful and considered elements, and only breaks out into acts of outlandish showmanship on the rarest of occasions.
The General is an ambitious film that combines historical fact, outlandish stunts, acts of heroism, and an inventive story line.
There's a similar alertness to the ways in which everyone's a victim and everyone has murderous feelings, and outlandish acts again come out of a need to love and feel loved.
But the results of Union Park nonetheless stand to rewrite the national impression of Mr. Goodman as a Vegas caricature given to outlandish acts like suggesting that graffiti artists be de-thumbed or running a seminar on making martinis.
While some may balk at the outlandish final act, there's no doubting the infectious affection of the film's descent into the mouth of madness, and Whedon's admirable desire to treat fans as sentient beings rather than brainless dorks.
