Like an architectural version of Google Street View, the all-seeing 3D camera eye captures and faithfully recreates everything in its path even people caught on camera are recorded with enough detail for recognition.
I caught the movie's first third, which is faithfully retold complete with Jack Rabbit Slim's twist contest, Royale with cheese, $5 milkshake, Ezekiel 25:17 and that opening diner robbery, which is styled here as fleecing the audience of their cash.
Though his dialogue, spoken with the charming hesitation of inexperienced improvisers, conveys the tensions of the postcollegiate proletariat caught between big dreams and petty realities, Swanberg most faithfully captures the sound of artistic creativity today in bursts of tapping on laptop keyboards.
They faithfully observed what Gladstone, complaining about the morals of other prime ministers, called the 11th Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Get Caught.
Should a man especially a man charged by his office "faithfully to execute the laws"—be allowed to lie to a grand jury, obstruct justice and tamper with witnesses?This newspaper has taken the view that, once caught out in such blatant lying, Mr Clinton should have shown some shame and respect for his office by resigning.
Now catch the 9 30 movie at the Stanford Theater (221 University Avenue, 650-324-3700), where Cand Grant, Ginger Rother and other classic stars come alive in an auditorium faithfully restored by David W. Packard, son of the David Packard who, with William Hewlett, started the computer company bearing their names.
Yours faithfully, Lainsworth Chief Superintendent View Article By Rebecca Mead By Anthony Lane By Alan Burdick By George Packer.
Each Sunday I watch Oprah's Super Soul Sunday faithfully.
