Evans is magnificent, pulling more shapes than a Plasticine man, and there's a vintage performance from Christopher Walken as psychotic Caesar, the rodent exterminator.
He pulls them into his orbit like a magnificent star, pulling their arm out of their sockets, breathing an ancient silent message down their necks: I am the boss.
This magnificent folly, pulled by men rather than horses, is a sort of Walloon equivalent of the Seville Holy Week floats, carrying the gold-casketed relics of Sainte-Waudru towards their annual reunion with Saint George, the Doudou, and a large quantity of the excellent local beer.
As we were sulkily waiting for our ferry back to Kos, we saw the magnificent Zephyria II pull out of the harbour.
The sugar-sweet melody – unlike her other early singles, this one required no modern production tricks – and that magnificent key change pull you in despite the horror; the song invites you to willingly, ecstatically, be swept into its darkness.
But it is the wrong way to maximize happiness, because every time you drive down your magnificent block and pull into your extremely short driveway, you'll wince.
While snows fall, a couple of magnificent draft horses pull wagons loaded with guests through the meadow, trailed by a couple of mongrel dogs.
Dickinson's poetry is both magnificent and intimate, pulling the reader in with her intensity of expression and direct address, homing in on apparently small phenomena to consider large questions.
She rose to her feet, the whole magnificent swell of her, pulled him to his feet, and led him up the stairs.
Then he effortlessly pulled a magnificent fish from behind a rock.
