Meno also impressively captures post-adolescent female angst and insecurity: "And this is what makes her so mad as she's riding home from work that night.
Even This I Get to Experience by Norman Lear From the mind behind iconic television sitcoms such as All in the Family, Good Times, and The Jeffersons comes a witty memoir that impressively captures its author's ninety-plus years.
Therese (played by a wide-eyed yet steely Mara) is a young photographer working as a holiday clerk in the doll department of a large New York City department store, where she meets the mysterious Carol (Blanchett, impressively capturing the weary glamour of the postwar period).
In Google's application, the feature snaps eight frames more or less instantly, digitally stitching them together in a matter than impressively captures uneven light settings in a single frame.
Gavin Free and Dan Gruchy have a natural talent for capturing impressively explosive shots with their high-speed camera.
A lavish feast of sensory stimulation, this short film has successfully captured the attention of its viewers by transporting them to another dimension and most impressively, all within its humble seven minutes.
Although some critics found the stolid Gregory Peck badly suited to the role of the fiery, obsessed Captain Ahab, Huston and Ray Bradbury captured much of the poetry of Melville in their script, and the sea storm and whaling sequences were impressively staged.
What binds it all together so impressively is O'Flynn's emotional articulacy, which captures life's sad, strange absurdities and glosses them with a kind of nobility.
Jayson is impressively played by Miles Purinton, a high school sophomore, who captures the tics and the awkward sweetness of someone with what appears to be an extreme manifestation of Asperger's.
