Sentence examples for late scene from inspiring English sources

In one late scene he finds himself effectively following, and being followed by, himself.

-- to inexplicable sirens and lights flashing outside in a late scene, many dramaturgical questions should have been cleared up.

(In one late scene, though, Mr. Maringouin expressionistically evokes the delirium and loneliness of his long-distance swimmer through a flurry of jagged angles and cuts).

It is also a gloomier work; one late scene, an encounter between Lee Chandler and his ex-wife, played by Michelle Williams, provides a shattering emotional apex.

And a late scene in which the everyman becomes involved in a long conversation with an affable black gravedigger at the cemetery, was like a recapitulation.

From here on, Malik is protected and schooled by Luciani, perhaps too efficiently; in a heartbreaking late scene, the pupil spurns his mentor, like a vicious Prince Hal disdaining Falstaff.

Her coaching paid off especially in two late scenes.

Some of the "Hopscotch" previews had wobbly moments; limos ran late, scenes were curtailed.

It weighs in at just 90 minutes, but Quillévéré crams in 25 years of life, with chiming between the early and late scenes; it takes time to absorb.

So striking are these late scenes, indeed, and so stylish is Petri's rearrangement of moral logic, that he is able to split the movie's climax into two alternatives — recounting one in full, then freezing the final frame on another, leaving us doubtful and perturbed.

Leisen fell ill during the shooting and was replaced by one of MGM's house hacks, Richard Thorpe, so it isn't clear how much of the finished film is his (although the bland center framing of several late scenes is a pretty good clue that they're not Leisen's).