"Its systematic approach to everything is remarkable," Martin told VICE News.
"He's captured everything, it's remarkable," Del Naja says.
Broder called the notion that Emanuel, if only allowed to, could "make everything right" a "remarkable fiction".
The movie's structure is one of reminiscence and flashback, and it is meant to show us that Elizabeth Hunter, despite everything, is a remarkable woman.
Hadn't those lines about the constitutional amendment in his recent speeches, like virtually everything in his remarkable life, been strategic?
Finally, don't overlook fish: "There's work to be done," Mr. Zawistowski said, "but the new equipment available for filtration and everything else is remarkable.
It is not simply that the jury had got everything right – a remarkable achievement, given the complexity of the case: it is that Hillsborough was never simply a football disaster; it is the tragedy of this country in the 1980s.
Lovell shows she wasn't; more, she shows, with commendable clarity, that everything that was remarkable about Decca - that fearlessness, a clever, comical, unsentimental way with words, a very deep love of jokes and advanced social skills, though she herself wouldn't have put it quite that way - was the product of the class, family and upbringing which she tirelessly ridiculed all her life.
If you thought you knew everything about the remarkable transformation of Finland's schools from mediocre to one of the top performing school systems in the world, think again.
Because I've found that remarking on every remarkable thing just makes everything less remarkable. 5.
