The road winds higher and higher, past the telltale conical mounds of former slag heaps, now greened over, and street after street of terraced houses crammed improbably on to the valley side, and a massive chapel, and a huge, derelict Working Men's Institute, one of the so-called cathedrals of the Valleys, and it's not hard to see why you might want to film an actual drama here.
Which is more than can be said for places like Ribs and Burgers in Separation Street in Northcote (if you can imagine a hipster McDonalds it might look like this) or Massive Wieners in Chapel Street, which is essentially a glorified hot dog stand.
Chute then pulls in the photos and displays them on screens throughout the chapel, including a "massive" one facing the Strip.
Every morning at 5 45 AM, the monks of Subiaco Abbey gather to pray together in an airy, white chapel below a massive gold crucifix bearing an emaciated, pained-looking Jesus.
Stonehenge stood at the heart of a sprawling landscape of chapels, burial mounds, massive pits and ritual shrines, according to an unprecedented survey of the ancient grounds.
Le Corbusier continues to inspire my designs; this season, photographs of his chapel at Ronchamp, whose sweeping organic lines juxtapose a massive structure of lightness and fluidity, were pinned to my inspiration board".
After all, they never gazed upon the Sistine Chapel, never owned the Pope and they don't have massive guns.
After the chapel service the rector is hoisted up on to Angus's massive metal and wooden frame and carried around the campus by the weight-lifting and rugby teams.
When you hear the name Le Corbusier, you think of the sleek, white Villa Savoye or the chapel at Ronchamp, France, where the soaring roof seems to hover above massive walls.
As hordes of admirers flock to the Mona Lisa daily or crowds jockey for a chance to glimpse the Sistine Chapel, already, a few fans have begun to express their devotion to Goldblum's massive, sweaty likeness.
