So, too, pry behind the rich graphics flashing across the screen of being the self-organizing of galaxies, the coordination of ecosystems, and the complexity of biological life and you arrive at the imbecilic machinery of it all, electrons flowing through the circuit boards of the stars, motors whirring on the hard drives of our bodies.
Historical characters flash across the screen so briefly that their names appear beside them as explanations.
Text flashes across the screen to emphasize the announcer's point.
Ben Kuchera of Ars Technica wrote that its over-the-top attacks can be "huge, colorful, screen-filling blasts of light and movement," and that combos "flash across the screen, claiming you landed billions of points of damage".
It's the first in a flurry of equally cartoonish images, now of real women, which flash across the screen and, as the pace of the editing accelerates, turn into a flurry of pneumatic breasts, bulbous buttocks and cavernous mouths.
THE SCRIPT The words, "On October 16, 2008 Barack Obama Visited New Hampshire," flash across the screen before spliced video of Mr. Obama's campaign in 2008 begins: "Thank you.
One half expected a toll-free number of a law firm to flash across the screen, or perhaps the name of a medicine to take post-exposure to Russian ads.
Suddenly, screen grabs from news outlets discussing the artist "embracing her black heritage" in the "unapologetically black" video flash across the screen -- to the shock of white people everywhere.
The words "Memories of Melodrama" flash across the screen in blood-red lettering, before the scene transitions to aerial shots of New York City.
Standing on a graveled railroad track, he speaks bluntly of the decline of the coal industry as images of Ravenna, Ky., flash across the screen.
