His films' precise visual and dramatic construction reflects that self-imposed rigor, which is why his terse style has nothing easy-going about it: on the contrary, it is tense with the repression of an erotic energy which, if that severe formal structure were to be punctured, would explode on-screen with a Sadean terror.
One survivor, portrayed in the scene, suffered a flashback as the bomb exploded on screen.
Not to mention the variety of dragons that seem to have exploded on screen.
Gikow reported, "Virtually all animators and filmmakers supplying the show cite the enormous freedom given by producers, calling it a liberating force that let creativity explode on screen".
Click on the boost to detonate, and watch your game board as it explodes gems on screen.
His concept for the new movie, now exploding on screens?
Konami, the game's manufacturer, also makes a version of the game called Para Para Paradise, in which players use tai chi-like arm movements to explode objects on-screen.
More than once violence explodes on the screen, but it seems to come out of the blue in random bursts.
That sounds funny, and for a while it plays like head-exploding gangbusters on screen, particularly when the young Mr. Lincoln (a solid Benjamin Walker), in his grasshopper stage, begins learning how to swing a silver-tipped ax like a kung fu master.
Today the fifth of six installments of George Lucas George Lucas ' epic science-fiction film series explodes on cinema screens around the world.
