The most amazing part of the screen is how it can achieve those results using a case design that's otherwise similar: packing twice the pixels into the same amount of screen space as was found on the original is no mean feat, and Apple has essentially pulled off a show-stopping magic trick in doing so.
There are only a handful of performers who are capable of pulling off a show on such a big platform.
It has a lot to do with personal charisma, being able to pull off a show like this without an undertone of nastiness.
He said the writers have done a good job of maintaining the "fundamental disconnect, or wacky justification" necessary to pull off a show in which the sympathetic protagonist has to murder people continually to keep the plot going (even if those people, by Dexter's reckoning, deserve to die).
Could we actually pull off a show where the audience didn't use their phones at all?
The first lesson in how to pull off a show trial is that it helps to have antiquated laws that criminalize ordinary (and necessary) speech.
I thought, there's no way they can pull off a show like this without it being either depressing, offensive, or both.
One was that the museum, which had been an independent entity for scarcely 15 years, did indeed have the wherewithal to pull off a show worthy of any of the world's great museums.
Fleder, who agreed to interviews for the documentary but refused to wear a microphone on the set, said of the crew, "To pull off a show like this, a seven-day shoot with this much dialogue and this many shots per day, you have to be really, really focused, and for me the thing with the documentary crew kept pulling away from the focus".
Microsoft pulled off a slick show brimming with news of exclusive titles and great-looking gameplay, plus the announcement that it will launch the Xbox One in November.
