Wherever she goes, Lily must be prepared for the onset of seizures, dramatically represented here with startling hallucinatory visuals, affectingly conjured by cinematographer Si Bell.
Mr. Hanks lost more than 50 pounds for this section of the film (Mr. Zemeckis completed "What Lies Beneath" in the interim), and the actor's physical transformation is as startling (and dramatically effective) as the fattened-up Robert De Niro in the later scenes of "Raging Bull".
How do you make a startling, true anecdote into a dramatically satisfying feature film?
In this context geology became "the most popular science among the chattering classes," (p. 195), even as the larger public was aware only indirectly of the startling new findings being unearthed and dramatically presented in the early nineteenth century.
Beginning her move into vocally and dramatically heavier repertory, Ms. Netrebko brings warmth, agility and startling fury to the tale of Henry VIII's second wife, unjustly accused of adultery.
If nothing else, it offers a startling perspective as to how the UCLA season changed so dramatically in the last month.
That dramatically shifts the focus back to us, the programme makers, to come up with more, new, startling ideas, absolutely unmissable storylines and settings, the sharpest writing.
The Internet is the greatest model of a network organization that has yet emerged, and it reveals a startling truth: in an e-lance economy, the role of the traditional business manager changes dramatically and sometimes disappears completely.
Arguably the most startling finding presented here is that official victimisation rates amongst schizophrenia-spectrum patients in Victoria appear to have risen dramatically over the period of deinstitutionalisation.
The results were very startling.
