Stick around for the breathtaking dream sequence middle eight, too, where the filth and the fury explode into a million little angels wielding kittens and fondant fancies.
They were onto something, all of them, as he roared across the stage, whipping his musicians together, the familiar intensity and fury exploding full force.
Many of Jaffa's Jewish residents were shocked and dismayed at the undercurrent of fury that exploded that day.
Earlier this year hordes of cinema patrons around the world watched – eyes agog, mouths agape, nerves shattered – as George Miller's bat-out-of-hell epic Mad Max: Fury Road exploded on to the big screen.
The goal itself was rigged to split apart when she scored – as if her shot, in its power and fury and accuracy, exploded it.
One is majestic, terrible in its bright furies of exploding stars and galaxies, abstract and far away.
But he wasn't entirely wrong: for decades now, the issue of immigration into the state — mostly by Bengali Muslims coming from the eastern part of Bengal, which became East Pakistan in 1947 and Bangladesh in 1971 — has aroused passion and fury that sometimes explodes into violence.
After we left, my husband exploded in fury.
"Rose's Turn," from "Gypsy," exploded with fury.
But when Kooiman mentioned a salary increase, De la Vega exploded in fury.
