The Berlin orchestra and Barenboim, double basses ranged round the back next to the timpani, excelled in the Fourth, "Romantic", an endless revised glory of brass chorales, misty, distant horn calls and simple, repeated but visionary string melodies.
Enjoy a solemn moment from Charlie Kaufman's Anomalisa, Don Hertzfeldt's World of Tomorrow, and Adam McKay's The Big Short in endless looping glory below.
Mouths agape most of the time, the dancers stumble through a range of hysterics without hitting upon anything as transporting as the endless kiss in "Glory".
Amir Khan's story, from Olympic podium to a resting place on the bloody canvas and, through miraculous resurrection at a gym of boxing dreamers in Los Angeles, back to seemingly endless nights of glory, has been chronicled.
He regales his clientele with endless tales of his glory days in the 1970's working as a fry cook and bartender on Cape Cod — when he isn't criticizing the village's cruddy new Internet cafe, which courts tourists and serves toasted cheese sandwiches.
I grew up to be a war correspondent myself, but I remember those battles more vividly than the three years of fighting in Vietnam that I witnessed in person, probably because they ended in glory, not endless recrimination.
Not the endless prospect of future glory.
Tabloids salivated over the resort's "hideous glory" with endless photos of half naked, drunk young women; footage of a street fight recorded on a mobile phone; and video of a young British woman in a bikini getting beaten up by hotel security guards.
