If a suspenseful Super Bowl, and the last one called by Pat Summerall, cannot rouse a magnificent nation to a stellar rating, is the Big Game doomed to a melancholy future of ratings in the 30's?
Another Spielberg film, A.I., paints a peaceful, yet melancholy future where technology tries to but can't quite replace elements of humanity.
"The Forgotten" may not be distinctive enough to catch on, but fans of Mr. Slater can hope that the show's writers give him something to play besides the melancholy renegade in future episodes.
Drake has never really done a collaboration like this before, and it puts the two of them on the same plane, with Drake's crisply articulated melancholy musings alternating with Future's druggy, Auto-tuned epiphanies.
The Kenneth Branagh Route Monster Builder to Melancholy Dane to Inept Wizard to Future President.
It's a humble, drifting, melancholy novel, set in the near future, about a middle-aged Christian named Peter who leaves England to minister to aliens on another planet.
"Moneyball" is, despite itself, a melancholy film: it hints at a joyless future in which players always play about as well as the numbers would predict, and therefore have no reason to play at all.
I am not sure that future generations will feel any less melancholy when they discover that gap between data and lived experience.
I can hear the art historians of the future speculating sapiently on her mood, her melancholy, even on her relation to the painter.
The CINT-Score covexperiencednced anxieties during the ICU stay and comprises the following items: fear of death, fear of severe suffering, fear of a handicap, fear of the future, fear of uncertainty, panic, strain, depression, loneliness, melancholy, lack of orientation, uncertainty, anger, optimism, and confidence.
Taken by Kessels's father, who like many obsessive hobbyists recorded each stage of his craftsmanship for future reference, these functional images are infused with a palpable melancholy.
