One of the few smart scenes in Will Smith's hit-and-miss 2008 comedy Hancock involved his alcoholic anti-superhero getting arrested for the collateral damage he'd caused to the city of Los Angeles, bringing a refreshing streak of reality to the absurd.
It takes a while to learn what the Driver does in sunshine, and the discovery feeds the smartest scene in the movie.
Certainly, the smartest scene in the movie comes when, full of the joys of his spring, he leaps onto a roof and tries, for the first time, to shoot his silk into the void.
In addition to the Face Detection self-timer, the new Smart Shutter scene mode now has Smile and Wink self-timers where the camera looks for a wink or smile which will act as the trigger and release the camera's shutter.
Using stuff like IFTTT, or even preset smart device scenes with Google Assistant, you can trigger different lighting for different events — like color-coded touchdowns, for instance.
You need strength of spirit, ambition... you need to be street smart and scene-savvy.
Mr. Smart's finest scenes are when he connects what happens on the battlefield to its impact back home.
In writing, and starring in, his first play he has stuck closely to the format of the TV series: short scenes, smart lines, characters trying to make sense of their relationships.
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