Still, it's a pleasure to watch two actors of the calibre of Clarkson and Kingsley sparking together.
It might make a little more sense if you could pair two Sparks together to have a stereo left and right channel.
Charlap, a lyrical, relentlessly swinging stylist, has partners who have been with him for two decades — the bassist Peter Washington and the drummer Kenny Washington — and they still generate sparks together, illuminating reliable standards.
But the two created fictional sparks together in "Revenge".
Here Holofcener talks about working with both, what they each bring to the table as actors, and the perhaps unlikely chemistry they sparked together.
The movie is an inside-out version of a romantic comedy, the kind that isn't made but should be, about a couple who meet cute, have an instant spark, get together, but have to overcome an obstacle to their relationship.
Girls and women are SPARKing change together every day to achieve what Jamia Wilson of the Women's Media Center, a SPARK partner, has described as "a cultural tipping point -- where sexualization of girls is no longer acceptable, tolerated or profitable".
While we can't with scientific certainty understand how our synapses fuse to form art, we can, however, now watch these sparks come together to actually make art.
And when the gods get together, sparks fly.
And when all of the characters begin working together, sparks really fly.
