A few weeks ago, he saw Anders Breivik on the screen and found the sight of him hilarious.
Soft-core autoeroticism (no genitals are displayed) is about as compelling a screen spectacle as the sight of someone going to the bathroom.
As an ocean liner enthusiast, I got an extra thrill during the screening of Harbor Drift from the sight of two Holland America Line sister ships from the 1920s whose hulls had been painted white for cruising: the SS Volendam (1922) and SS Veendam (1923).
Nanny screens the children's eyes from the sight of their parents kissing.
Even more disconcerting was the sight of screens going up shortly after Curlin's victory to shield the European challenger George Washington as he was euthanized after sustaining a life-threatening injury.
He pushed a little too hard and the screen and Charlie disappeared from the sight of his amused, but somewhat confused twin.
A graphic representation of the computational armature, color-coded on a laptop screen, brings to mind Tetris, but the sight of the names themselves, inscribed in bronze, linked together by happenstance and blood, calculus and font size, is a little like the faint silhouette of a cosmic plan, or else of the total absence of one.
It attracted an audience of 4.5 million and one critic was so struck by the intimate relationship between Royalty on screen and the ordinary viewing punter - the sight of the veiled queen and the quiver of the lilies on the coffin - that he wrote of it as a "magnificent trespass".
The sight of a beautiful screen star, dazed and luminous from years of paparazzi flashes, looking ill at ease on a theater stage has become a rather unsavory spectator sport.
The world woke this morning to the sight of some of screens from the iPhone 3.0 firmware, proving that we must remain vigilant every single day until WWDC next week.
Mad Dog Time, 1996 "Mad Dog Time is the first movie I have seen that does not improve on the sight of a blank screen viewed for the same length of time.
