Catfish, from America, was a subtle, smart film about Facebook and, for me, far more perceptive about the computer age than The Social Network.
Or is Apple's adherence to a certain purity of thought — the right device for the right purpose — a more perceptive way to interpret how we use computers, and how we will use them in the future?
It shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as Richard Linklater's Dazed and Confused, for example, which is funnier and more perceptive, far more authentic and alive, and much more interesting as both social history and cinema.
If anything, "How I Learned to Drive," which won the Pulitzer Prize for drama, seems even sadder, funnier and more perceptive, now that its original shock value has evaporated.
As much as I think that kids are smarter and more perceptive than we give them credit for -- this is one area where I don't think we should take the risk.
"We work on the assumption that the audience is in fact far more perceptive than they are normally given credit for," Mr. Jones said.
Addams was more perceptive about the perplexities of home life for women, and in her book Democracy and Social Ethics, she advocated many changes that made private home life more consistent with a public social good.
Others were more perceptive, including one of the ministers I advised for a time, Robin Cook.
His thoughts clearer and more perceptive.
He was more perceptive than he realised.
