Her disagreeable toddler face is quite spot-on.
What I am trying to say, in an overly longwinded manner, is that the photo is both too much like the patent image, and yet also not quite spot-on enough.
Between the phoney conversations, the over-the-top orchestral score and some manipulative moments when various characters almost-but-don't-quite spot each other, "The Impossible" all too often prioritises Hollywood disaster-movie convention over the family's ordeal.However, when Mr Bayona focuses on the raw physicality of the deluge, his film is stunningly effective.
After ten generations the result can, as the picture shows, be quite cryptic (spot the one artificial egg).
To be fair, Llanddwyn Island, where this star-crossed lover lived, is a quite beautiful spot, with delightful views across the Menai Strait to Snowdonia, especially at sunset.
And people here realize that Obama is in quite a spot, actually, because the history of American foreign policy in the region has been quite traumatic, to say the least.
It shone the spotlight on two – not to mince matters – minor characters, and quite knocked spots off the stars, Rob "The Rat" Tichener and Helen "What do you mean you are going back to your wife?" Archer.
Not all the prophecies made in 1913 turn out to be quite as spot-on as Kendall's, though.
Top qualifier Murray Stewart came fourth in the men's kayak single 1,000m finals; Dani Samuels finished in the same not-quite-medal spot in the women's discus.
