Like Thomas Pynchon's source novel, Anderson's film channels the intricate, mood-led bluffery of Raymond Chandler.
Arlen's score shimmers with a complex variety of moods and intricate progressions, key changes and harmonies while retaining a pop accessibility.
To her credit, the language and mood remain intricate and beguiling - there is no awkwardness in translation (although typographical errors are irritatingly common).
Soon he was incorporating Houston's woozy moods and the intricate double-time rhyme patterns of the Midwest.
When you are absorbed in surfing them, they seem alive, each with a distinct, intricate personality and quickly changing moods, to which you must react in the most intuitive, almost intimate way — too many surfers have likened riding waves to making love — and yet waves are not alive, not sentient, and the lover you reach to embrace can turn murderous without warning.
Gaillard's films seduce with intense mood while trailing intricate backstories.
The disruptive and unstable rhythms, abrupt switches of mood and direction, and intricate, slightly brittle meshing of the harpsichord and the chamber orchestra kept the music constantly on the move, never staying in one place for too long.
Though still trippy, its six tracks (including the titular, 20-minute-long opener) lean more towards experimental mood pieces, each an intricate tapestry of shadowy sounds and layers, looped and woven tightly into one another.
Playing a richly gilded historical copy made by the English maker Alan Gotto of Norwich, Rousset cajoled a delicate array of moods and colours, weaving the intricate lines and trills of François Couperin like golden thread in a French tapestry.
The puppeteer mimics the various voices, manipulates the puppets in intricate movement, directs the orchestra and sets the mood.
