It's essentially a hopeful film about a vibrant city forever renewing itself.
Last year's "Stomp the Yard" tried to do the same not for a new dance craze but for step dancing, or stepping, a craze that forever renews itself.
(Perhaps some unconsciously hope that electing a man who was himself tortured will provide moral cover, just as Batman's losing his parents to violent crime forever renews his revenger's passport).
The effervescence is tinged with melancholy, the fantasy, with irony; David Denby described the movie as a "gravely romantic love letter to Paris" in which Allen, along with his protagonist, comes off as "the ultimate fan of great musicians and writers, the culture-mad student forever renewing the pantheon".
Perceived time is thin, and forever being renewed.
He didn't disagree, but said the Bush tax cuts were de facto permanent because Democrats would never have the guts to permit them to expire; they would be renewed forever.
If a product's functional features could be used as trademarks, however, a monopoly over such features could be obtained without regard to whether they qualify as patents and could be extended forever (because trademarks may be renewed in perpetuity).
The color looks faded in spots and has a waxy look. A. Every wood finish is subject to wear and must be renewed periodically, and none is completely "waterproof" forever.
I also carried a renewed sense of motivation and hope that I could say goodbye to my nagging neck pain forever.
