Whether it's real or not, a question must be asked at this stage: will anything be believable ever again?
To make the world feel believable and, again, lived-in, Sørheim and Langdalen established aesthetics, rules and a mythology, then portray this with a documentary-like approach.
"We had a very short time schedule for this film, so our main focus was really to get the story right but we knew that John Lasseter is keen on truth in the material and creating a believable world, and again that doesn't mean it's a realistic world – but a believable one.
I was too believable in the roles, again and again!
In the case of the semantically intact statements, we replicated the significant impact of item believability onto their rated valence as found in Experiment 1, again with believable content being rated as more positive (M = 4.23, SE = 0.09) than unbelievable content (M = 4.02, SE = 0.07), F 1, 19) = 11.86, p <.005, d = 0.38.
Ms. Moulton manages to make Miss Krail funny in the "calla lilies are in bloom again" mold, but believable as an artist burning with an eccentric passion.
That the one believable figure in "Time and Again" belongs firmly to the present says much about what has gone wrong here.
And when Jenny finally gets some kind of violent revenge, and this goes horrendously wrong, it is, once again, all too believable.
Time and again, Zafris creates believable characters, puts them in dramatic situations and then ends those situations implausibly or simply walks away from them.
Again, a somewhat believable premise -- after Mary and Nora's father dies, they find he's bankrupt, and they have to leave their decadent lifestyle to move in with their aunt in East Los Angeles.
