"She does not photograph well!" With aqueous indifference, the camera lifted its eye.
Malick's floating camera lifts us just slightly out of the here and now and achieves what I assume he wants — a sense that these minute spasms of conflict and love are instances in eternity as momentous as the seething gases.
As boy, girl and horse sit around a campfire, Richard pulls out his harmonica, plays a few bars and then hands it to Nyka, who faultlessly reels off the movie's love theme, which obligingly swells to its full orchestration as the camera lifts into the desert night.
Owens told Eastwood the film should end like Chinatown (1974), in which the camera lifts to take in the scene: "The camera booms up and she walks away from us from a very emotional, poignant scene at the end, walks away into this mass of people and traffic.
He turned to one of the cameras, lifted his dress and mooned it.
Demand for cellphones with color screens and features like cameras lifted global shipments 37percentto to $163.7 million during the second quarter, the research company IDC said.
Finally, you die, and the camera lifts.
Nichols immediately reacted to the words, shaking her head and, at one point, turning to the camera and lifting her hands into the air -- as if to say, is he kidding me? (Sliding into DMs, an explainer: When someone, typically a man, privately and suggestively messages someone else, typically a woman, whom they're interested in).
Open the back of the camera by lifting the rewind knob upwards.
Open the back of the camera by lifting the rewind knob upwards, just as you did to load the film earlier.
