But when everything works, can there be anything more captivating or more thrilling?
Etkin: Skip It J.J. Abrams will still never produce anything as captivating as the first couple seasons of "Lost," but that doesn't stop Bad Robot and NBC from trying.
The result, an investigation of breeding and bloodlines with a vintage feminist tinge, is never anything less than captivating.
The birth of a new art form (1970s) Hip-hop DJs in the early 1970s were defined more than anything by their technique, captivating funk fans in a way never before ventured – and their way was led by Jamaican-born spinner Kool Herc in the Bronx.
Those who have seen it describe it as "flashy," "captivating" and "unlike anything else out there".
More than anything having to do with captivating an audience or stagecraft, their success is based on the principles of being authentic.
"The second book will prove that he can write about anything and continue to captivate readers".
Having experienced much of Bach's music from the inside as a performer and conductor, Sir John is better placed than most to convey what it would have been like for Bach himself to stand in front of his musicians, and what went on in the composer's mind when he wrote the music.More than anything else, he is captivated by Bach's vocal works: the cantatas, motets, Passions and Masses.
Online magazine writer Russell Pitts of The Escapist called Myst "unlike anything that had come before, weaving video almost seamlessly into a beautifully rendered world, presenting a captivating landscape filled with puzzles and mystery.
"All those people have really compelling and captivating stage personas, but I wouldn't say that I'm trying to channel Jim Morrison or anything," she said.
This book is so captivating and never has a dull moment; seriously, I've searched for one but couldn't find anything.
