That's an open question that I don't doubt the key creatives are trying to puzzle out even as I type this, but Furious 7's closing moments offer a touching tribute to the late star that elegantly closes out his part of the ride while leaving us to wonder what the next stretch of road will offer.
Spielberg solved this issue elegantly in Close Encounters of the Third Kind by making the form of communication a five-note musical phrase, ending questioningly on the dominant.
Spielberg solved this issue elegantly in Close Encounters by making the form of communication a five-note musical phrase, ending questioningly on the dominant.
This quirky, English-style hotel (and its nearby sister, Lady Astor) offers a great value base and elegantly decorated rooms close to the city center and the Old Town.
He moved easily, elegantly forward, the ball ever close to his feet, the defenders retreating in front of him.
Schubert's intriguing references to Death as a character in his songs inspired Lang to write his own music to what Death speaks, a music that strays very close to an elegantly unbending melodic line.
For example, he reminded the faculty and students of James Madison University in Virginia that Madison, the chief architect of the Constitution, based the Constitution on "universal principles, [which] we find... most succinctly and, indeed, elegantly stated by Madison's close friend, Thomas Jefferson, in our Declaration of Independence".
Kamp is kinder; he wants the coach to "elegantly" go out on top, or close to it, as Tony La Russa just did.
The power liftgate yawns elegantly, revealing a roomy cargo hold — though not close, in practical terms, to the 24.5 cubic feet in the specifications.
"Incongruously backed by an orchestral surge of a score, the film conspicuously lacks the long, drawn-out silences and sense of menace in close quarters that made 'Alien' so elegantly unnerving," Chang wrote.
