The ways in which eyes, shoulders, arms and hands moved together were riveting with both soloists.
The film is riveting, with satisfying chase scenes, and all too revelant for viewers today - Tuesday at 11 p.m., Friday at 12 35 p.m. and Friday/Early-Saturday at 2 35 a.m. on Sundance.
We soon learned: Do not judge a brewery by its appearance; the beers poured here — a double I.P.A. and a Boatwright (American pale), among five others — were riveting, with the heft and tropical curves we expected from a Charleston-made beer.
The top three men skaters were riveting, with the gold medal to Evan Lysacek, but the full competition less so.
That wasn't exactly designed to suggest he had been riveted with high speed action for 90 minutes, and I haven't returned to watch the second half.
But Tom McCluskie, a retired archivist of Harland & Wolff, pointed out that Olympic, Titanics sister ship, was riveted with the same iron and served without incident for nearly 25 years, surviving several major collisions, including being rammed by a British cruiser.
The first half hour is riveting, with an interesting romantic setup giving way to a most bizarre world of shame and denial.
A blackmail scene is riveting, with Larry Pine doing his best work of the night without saying a single word.
Replacing the excellent bass-baritone John Relyea as Banquo was the superb German bass René Pape, and he was riveting, singing with burnished sound and great dignity.
And for more than a month, they have been riveting viewers with tales of how they killed, kidnapped, raped or beheaded other Iraqis, usually for a few hundred dollars per victim.
