The words were literally stunning.
For the literally stunning first 30 minutes, credit must go to Janusz Kaminski, Mr Spielberg's Polish-trained cameraman.
And in Paris, the young critics of Cahiers du Cinéma were also taken with the film, which the screenwriter and director Pierre Kast hailed as the most "improbable" American production since Charles Chaplin's "Monsieur Verdoux," a "secret cry of agony, the expression of a terrible vertigo" and "almost literally stunning".
My last office was literally on Madison Avenue, with a stunning view of the Chrysler building.
"If America is as angry as I am, you will realize a backlash so stunning it will literally 'rock you out of your socks'... and preferably totally out of the United States Senate".
A visually stunning look at the literally explosive art of the Chinese fireworks virtuoso and his passion to create a 1,650-foot 1,650-foot the cladder.
In "Eventually Everything Connects," Lora celebrates (both literally and figuratively) this horizontal vision, in stunning imagistic terms.
That a 74-year-old socialist Senator from Vermont is giving her, quite literally, a "run for the money," is stunning.
After looking at the photographic portraits by "portraitists, fashion types, artists and documentary shooters," I turned the page to find that stunning portrait of Judi Dench, which literally took my breath away (Feb. 11).
The orchestra played just one concert at full strength, on Friday night in Eldborg (literally, Fire Castle), the Harpa complex's gorgeous, acoustically stunning 1,800-seat 1,800-seat.
But their collaboration – an innovative staging and stunning central performance – turns Shakespeare's play around literally and creatively.
