Impressively, many of the tropes that made Monsters an unexpected indie hit remain, notably the tangible tenderness in the central human relationships, which just happen to be interrupted by the arrival of massive marauders.
Directed by Sam Pollard (longtime Spike Lee editor, producer of not literally innumerable but impressively many TV documentaries), it's the usual mix of talking heads, including colleagues, scholars friends and relations, and archival clips, including interviews with Wilson, who died at 60 in 2005, and performances of his plays on stage, and on film.
Though suffering from multiple sclerosis, the Republican front-runner's wife has spoken impressively at many campaign events, to which she brings the warmth and spontaneity that her awkward, robotic husband finds so difficult to convey.
They started the season impressively, catching many rivals unawares, but as the year dragged on their lack of firepower proved costly and once again they missed the top six.
Just as he did last postseason, center Joakim Noah has been left to keep the Bulls near the top of the standings seemingly on willpower alone and, impressively, on many nights that seems to be exactly enough.
Ultimately, Spain has been changing more quickly, and more impressively than many of its European counterparts, but it had much further to go: it is unusual in southern European nations to have ever spent much on welfare, childcare or benefits.
While economists using textbook macro models got things mostly and impressively right, many famous economists refused to use those models — in fact, they made it clear in discussion that they didn't understand points that had been worked out generations ago.
And her relationships with them, the photographers especially, appear impressively robust, despite many of them being tested by her leaving Vogue.
But while the headline figures that Toshiba announced today were impressively large, they left many analysts without a clear picture of where the company was headed.
After "Paris", she published no poetry for nearly 50 years, and her poems of the 60s bear no sign of her earlier radicalism, though many are impressively stringent in their thinking.
Inside the Palais des Festivals there is Un Certain Regard, a program that offers a wide and impressively international range of movies, many by young directors.
