What made them so comically sinister is that they were always luxurious: in real life, villains' bunkers are claustrophobic places made worse by an atmosphere of paranoia.
"Deadfall" is a more luxurious item, with real locations and second-tier name actors.
That's the real luxury, much more luxurious than getting foie gras or caviar.
With like perversity, I tend to see the five violin concertos, splendidly played by Gidon Kremer, as a luxurious bonus to the real payoff: the ineffable Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola.
Frame is very ornate and luxurious looking, but not real gold.
Barbados already boasts some of the most luxurious - and expensive - real estate on earth, and a cast list of celebrity owners - Jodie Kidd, Cilla Black, Cliff Richard and Virginia Wade, to name but a few.
"I got rid of everything luxurious," says Bob Hunter, 52, a real estate investor in Miami, whose $8 million in holdings have plunged in value since the downturn.
The federal complaint says that with the money he made, Mr. Lanham and his wife bought a Corvette, a Porsche and other equally expensive cars, and he tried his hand at real estate, building luxurious homes on a piece of land he owned on eastern Long Island.
In his hands, fur and leather (real and fake) looked luxurious and well finished.
The shimmering limestone tower at 15 Central Park West, where apartments routinely trade for upward of $20 million, has become symbolic of the most luxurious upper reaches of New York's real estate market.
