As his mystical view of nature intensified, his pictures dissolved into shimmering colour, which was magnificent in itself and was no longer supported by formal construction.
PREMINGER (stubbornly): Between 1956 and today, this has been changed at least twenty times, and in the next ten years there will be no interruptions in any motion picture.... (Dissolve).
Said writes that it was a commercial success, while Biran – noting that Batavia Motion Picture was dissolved not long after Si Tjonat release – suggests that returns were poor.
You might picture yourself dissolving, or you can picture an eraser rubbing you away.
This was a conflict he explored in "Couples" (1968), with its ritual spouse swapping, and in the Maples short stories, with their intimate picture of a dissolving first marriage.
The picture will quickly dissolve to a snow-lined road or highway before whisking her to her destination, whether it's a house alive with the chatter of lifelong friends and family or a hospital room where a cousin who means everything to her is slowly expiring from cancer.
"After farce, realism," Mr. Davies says, as pomp on screen dissolves into pictures of poverty and desperation.
He also said, "Who would be capable of creating a romantic, delicately drawn, non-Freudian and non-juvenile, picture for LOLITA (a dissolving remoteness, a soft American landscape, a nostalgic highway — that sort of thing)?
The lapis-lazuli glow of her skin not the color a dictionary would define but something else, a color more like sounds shimmering inside me, invisible yet substantial, weighty as those replies to a letter and an e-mail that I attempt to picture until the words dissolve entirely and I'm wide awake, alone in the dark, waiting, wishing for her please, please to return.
Nabokov continued: "Who would be capable of creating a romantic, delicately drawn, non-Freudian and non-juvenile, picture for LOLITA (a dissolving remoteness, a soft American landscape, a nostalgic highway -- that sort of thing)?
