In "Dance, Girl, Dance," Dorothy Arzner gets fiercely committed performances from her leads, Lucille Ball and Maureen O'Hara.
When it comes to the seasonal exodus of sun worshipers to the Jersey Shore and other beach spots around the country, language can get fiercely local.
It has ended its links with EH, but it still believes in trying to talk and gets fiercely abused for palling up with murder.
Often, Greenaway's handling of actors is his weakest point: but he gets fiercely intelligent performances here from Martin Freeman and Eva Birthistle as the artist and his wife Saskia.
Despite the camaraderie and the banter, it is likely to get fiercely competitive.
The hefty price cut to $9.99 is just another acknowledgment that the music subscription market is getting fiercely competitive.
It sold 302,000 of these big pickups through the first 10 months of this year, but this market is getting fiercely competitive with Toyota's new Tundra and the sales war between GM and Ford.
We get fiercely defensive when we see ourselves, say, as a hero, and someone audaciously claims that, in their view, we are a villain.
Samoa Joe was on an impressive winning streak and, had it continued, the people would have fiercely gotten behind him and WWE wouldn't have been able to stop it if they tried.
"She's got this fiercely unsentimental thing," said Alan Ball, a close friend of Ms. Oliver's who, as the creator of "Six Feet Under" and "True Blood, HBOO's new vampire soap opera that counts Ms. Oliver as a writer, has also been her boss.
