It opened up my neighborhood for me, and changed the way I photographed it it turned me off of needlessly loud pictures.
It is a four-day convention for those who like to talk, swap and play with Transformers, the Hasbro-made toys that have been commanding unusual attention since "Transformers," a very loud movie from Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks, became a smash hit in 2007, with more than $700 million in worldwide ticket sales.
Of course, vulgarity is part of the appeal of both a Jerry Bruckheimer film and a Tony Scott film, which exist purely for an evening's entertainment, for loud noises and flashy pictures, big stars and fast action, violence and yet more violence.
This is a big, loud, commercial picture which does not appear to have been written so much as audience-tested, global-market-researched, greenscreened and CGI-ed to within an inch of its life.
These words ring loud and clear as we watch her flash pictures of herself on our Instagram feed.
For a quarter-century, the thinking in Hollywood has been that the best recipe for blockbusters involves enticing teenagers into theaters, often with fast, loud action pictures that flirt with the line between PG-13 and R.
Ronda laughs out loud, trying to picture the cups the men used to drink from the bath.
You are too loud if the picture turns red.
For all its epic pretensions (as if epic were a matter of running time, tumescent music and earnest voice-over pronouncements), the movie works best as a bang-and-boom action picture, a loud symphony of bombardment and explosion juiced up with frantic editing and shiny computer-generated imagery.
"The Rotherham fans are loud and I can picture them in our new stadium and that is going to help us attract new players," he continued.
