For an initial moment she did not realise what had occurred but, once the result appeared on the big screen, an outpouring of emotion followed.
In the transition from page to screen, a dimension of emotion, of psychological density, seems to have been misplaced, so that this richly embroidered tale feels more anecdotal than epic, less like a fully imagined film than like a series of beguiling and beautiful pictures.
People can feel these things, people can feel the vibrations of music, people can feel acting and what they see on screen, the emotion of being put into a situation that they'll never normally be in, but it will take them on a ride to another place they didn't know they could go.
In an interview that appeared yesterday in Le Figaro, Sean Penn spoke harshly of Terrence Malick's film "The Tree of Life," in which the actor makes a relatively brief but memorable appearance: > I didn't at all find on the screen the emotion of the script, which is the most magnificent one that I've ever read.
I didn't at all find on the screen the emotion of the script, which is the most magnificent one that I've ever read.
They're trained to project into theatres rather than to express the subtleties of emotion on a screen.
In Session 1, psychiatric screening and baseline measures (including measures of emotion, general imagery ability, and previous trauma history) were completed.
To keep the Web segments viewable on tiny screens, "Battlestar" has used lots of close-ups of actors' faces — plenty of emotion — and few sweeping vistas, Mr. Storey said.
The depth of emotion surpassed anything I've ever seen following a screening.
His shots are neither static nor picture-pretty — they are rough blocks of emotion that seem torn from his inner turmoil and thrust onto the screen by hand.
