"People connected to the neighborhood, which still has a fair amount of reality left to it".
The truth is that no amount of reality could compete with the Holocaust.
NBC will nearly double its amount of reality programming, to seven hours from four.
And don't bother with the newest "debate," about the properly desirable amount of "reality" that American fiction should currently possess.
(Participants… Illusions generated a lot of talk in postwar American theatre. The truth is that no amount of reality could compete with the Holocaust. So there… The new Pixar film, "Inside Out," is about the life of Riley.
No amount of reality — technical and management weaknesses that led to either deadly catastrophes or astronomic costs — ever came close to overcoming the dreaming (and old-fashioned politics) that carried the shuttle program forward from start to finish.
After the initial success in 2000 of "Survivor," the network's groundbreaking castaway competition, the amount of reality programming in prime time grew steadily, from about 4 hours in 2000 to roughly 18 hours in 2005.
After the first of the year, CBS will double, at least, the amount of reality programming on its schedule, to four hours from two this fall, including another installment of "Survivor," the game show "Power of 10" and three hours of "Big Brother".
That Travers never actually reconciled herself with the Disneyfication of Poppins (she vetoed any further films) doesn't matter; Saving Mr Banks wants us to take the truth with a spoonful of sugar, and The Blind Side director John Lee Hancock juggles the affectionate and the abrasive with ease, creating a scrumptious confection with a soft heart, a tart edge and just the right amount of reality.
What amount of reality, if any, may underlie this curious and persistent Legend of St. Brendan's voyage is a very difficult to say.
