The inseparability of a story's meaning from the mode and skill of its telling is the centrally illustrated point here, and particularly in the audio and visual ingenuity of "War of the Worlds," it comes across with effective if unparsable resonance.
So rich in allegory, so fruitful for visual ingenuity and so inexpensive out there in the public domain!
His mélange of styles and techniques shows visual ingenuity, but not much in the way of historical insight.
If the film lacks a shred of visual ingenuity or even narrative subtext, the stars' dork-and-cheese chemistry gets it by.
These films employ bold narrative strategies and are not shy about showing off their visual ingenuity, but they also have a charming, slightly fussy, jewel-box quality.
Mr. McBurney, who directs the play and wrote it with the ensemble, specializes in turning difficult material, like the music of Shostakovich ("The Noise of Time") or the nature of memory ("Mnemonic"), into gripping shows characterized by a fluid, dreamlike and highly theatrical visual ingenuity.
She is known for her visual ingenuity, often using puppetry, choreographed movement, and technological wizardry to underscore human (and animal) behavior.
That a "religion of the book" should use words with such wit, reverence and closely worked visual ingenuity only makes sense.
First time writer/director Marielle Heller, adapting the novel by Phoebe Gloeckner, does a good job with the story, but also offers a fair bit of visual ingenuity.
In visual art, semiotic precision often depends on visual precision.
