The pathos of filmmaking is its ritual and technical element, the inherent spectacle of the process itself.
In Champions League and Europa League ties, as well as international qualification playoffs, it is often claimed that the consequence of an away goal weighs too heavy on the minds of players, only succeeding in making big games somewhat stodgy and insipid, robbing the continental game of its inherent spectacle.
A labyrinth of successive and simultaneous installations involving painting, drawing, sculpture, video, photography, performance, sound, music, and living land all inhabit the inherent visual spectacle of the adaptive reuse of a three-acre vintage industrial bakery complex on the fringe of Downtown.
With Spielberg not on the set but offering notes and suggestions throughout the shoot, Trevorrow was intent on living up to the standard of the original 1993 "Jurassic Park" while also tweaking many moviegoers' inherent skepticism about spectacle-drenched sequels.
And this is not just a trick of Photoshop and shutter speed, but somehow inherent in the mass spectacle itself, in the exhilarating uplift of seeing all these visions together.
Imagine the looming spectacle and inherent statement that would be made by fascist flags and conflict on Monument Avenue, with it's Parisian/Champs Elysees-esque grandeur.
I think that spectacle is an inherent aspect of humanity — that the representation of life is an inherent part of life, and a crucial aspect of the attempt to understand the particulars of one's life.
The series of live performances will mark the Stateside-debut of her critically acclaimed Biophilia live show, an intense and intricately crafted spectacle that explores the inherent link between humans and living systems, nature and technology.
There's no room for such an openly bloody, agrarian spectacle in a world that wants to sanitize everything, even the inherent violence of sport.
There's no room for such an openly bloody, agrarian spectacle in a world that wants to sanitise everything, even the inherent violence of sport.
Combats and spectacles with bulls were also common in ancient Rome, but the action depended on the inherent trait of domesticated cattle to flee their attackers.
