This is a show on which learning and growing the strengthening of filial bonds, the plumbing of inner depths proceed, for instance, from a visit that Rick and Beth pay to Froopyland, a candy-bright fantasy world that he created for her in her childhood.
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Having begun to paint late in life, he created a large body of works on paper — bold, bright visions of fantasy and mystery.
From these simple beginnings, the planter's punch has evolved into a tiki bar fantasy, bright with fruit and bristling with umbrellas.
It is rooted in a painting the new owners resurrected, Viktor Oliva's "Absinthe Drinker," featuring a comely bright green female fantasy sitting on a customer's table.
In an interview with Famitsu, Naora described that the game was generally designed to be a "bright, fresh Final Fantasy".
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Sorry, bright adperson, but your fantasy is no fantasy: I already experience pavement rage, because traversing it has become a species of dodgems.
A Royal Shakespeare Company production, with a book by Dennis Kelly and songs by Tim Minchin, "Matilda" is a sweet and sharp-witted work of translation, which — like its story-spinning title character — turns dark and sodden anxieties into bright and buoyant fantasies.
"Battle: Los Angeles" is a lot more fun than bludgeoning, soul-draining follies like "Terminator Salvation" or the "Transformers" films, and, with a decisive trim, it could truly have fulfilled its brief as a bright, semi-abstract pop fantasy, at once excitable and disposable.
Unlike the dark and dense "Lord of the Rings" books, "The Hobbit," first published in 1937, is essentially a children's fantasy — a bright quest by Bilbo Baggins, a hairy little humanoid critter, and the wizard Gandalf to find treasure protected by a fearsome dragon named Smaug and reclaim a dwarf kingdom.
