SCORECARD -- In a race in which both candidates have traded increasingly shrill attack ads, Mr. Corzine here fires the harshest shot yet.
The Power & The Glory is an intense, harsh listen, shot through with hidden lockets of sweet melody.
Throwing off his robe in a dramatic gesture, Justice Scalia reserved his harshest parting shot for his fellow-Justices, screaming, "Damn you!
Sure, it was a strong statement, but the harsh grit of that shot seems to pale in comparison to the compellingly beautiful November 2013 cover of British Vogue.
"No Country" was denied in several technical categories, as well as in cinematography: Robert Elswit won that Oscar for "There Will Be Blood," whose extended tracking shots in harsh open spaces and dimly lighted images of claustrophobic spots made for stunning scenes despite long stretches with little dialog.
A winner for the visitors at that stage would have been harsh, but Johannsson flashed another shot narrowly wide as USA found some late impetus.
The footage unveiled to the crowd on Thursday -- shot in the "harsh Canadian wilderness" using only natural light, according to a title card -- was far more violent than you'd expect from a survival picture.
Said Woods: "That's a pretty harsh penalty for a good, solid shot". Phil Mickelson explained the predicament: "You're hitting your second shot with a long iron, you're hitting your second shot on a downslope and you're hitting your second shot out of a tight lie.
"That's a pretty harsh penalty for a good, solid shot.
Shot (by René Mathelin) in harsh, grainy color in grubby, workaday locations in and around Paris, "Max et les Ferrailleurs," adapted from a novel by Claude Néron, has the matter-of-fact look and careful pace of a precinct-house procedural.
