"I noticed that there was more blurring in the movement and less detail on the screen," he said.
Even expert stage actors like Robert Redford and Paul Newman have been taken less seriously on the screen because their extraordinary faces brought suggestions of narcissism, and of having it too easy.
Weighing in at 90 pounds of rage on the page and a hair heavier and less fierce on the screen, where she's played by Noomi Rapace, Salander embodies a host of au courant fantasies.
In ways that underscore the cinematic potential of this story, and would actually seem less theatrical on the screen than they do here, our hero has many ugly encounters with the frothing, drooling, sexually sadistic Japanese officer who has singled him out for special torment.
The weirdest thing about the test is that it actually gives you much less information on the screen.
"The way we challenge people is that eventually we show the vehicle and signs for less time on the screen, and over time, we increase the number of distractor signs".
Either the designer will be forced to present less information on the screen or decrease the size of the information (e.g., reduce text and figure sizes).
Bigger text sizes will mean that less appears on the screen.
If you listen to the Mavis Wiltons at ITV (sorry, no allowances will be made in this column for those who don't watch Coronation Street), you might believe that companies want to advertise less on the small screen because they have to promote themselves on the internet with the likes of Google instead.
"There's been a lot less on the TV screens of what's going on in Nigeria, but believe me it's very, very dire," Dr. Richard Brennan, the emergency operations director for the UN health agency, said on Tuesday.
