Its fluctuations of emotion are riveting.
The image from 1970 is riveting, a German driven by emotion and conviction to a spontaneous personal gesture toward slaughtered Jews.
But his portrayal of Powers was unique and riveting and Cagney conveyed every emotion presented by the demanding role with his entire body, moving about the set with the quickness and sureness of the dancer that he, in fact, was.
The sexy, sassy Sorvino displays a wide range of emotions in a riveting starring role.
Clinton is "a cyborg, void of emotion, held together by rivets".
The production and costume designers nail the details, she writes, and the actors, led by Mark Wahlberg, Ben Foster, Emile Hirsch and Taylor Kitsch, hit their marks: "As visceral as all four make the pain, it is the raw emotions that are so riveting.
The final film is a riveting tale, told simply and with real emotion.
The orchestra's accompaniment was flawless, but it was impossible to take one's eyes off of Biryukov as he brought an emotion to his playing that was riveting.
I was happy with it, because people stayed riveted, people were discussing both the speech, the emotion of it, the Twitter feed that played right with it.
This sentimental but riveting film has no qualms about playing on our emotions.
"Father's Day" is riveting and a bit frightening; Mr. Bissinger wears his emotions close to the surface.
