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But, for the most part, "Peter Rabbit" shies away from what makes animals strangely distinctive, and relies on what makes humans overly familiar.
By Rebecca Mead February 21, 2018 For the most part, "Peter Rabbit" shies away from what makes animals strangely distinctive, and relies on what makes humans overly familiar.
Such an eclectic, ambitious record might be expected to sound disparate, desperate even, but instead it's a set of distinctive, strangely addictive songs.
The book's power to grip even the resistant reader is the product of a tightly constructed narrative and a distinctive, strangely hypnotic verbal style.
He revered Bach, and had a deep and distinctive understanding of Bach's counterpoint with his strangely percussive touch, he brought it out with a jolting musical clarity.
He revered Bach, and had a deep and distinctive understanding of Bach's counterpoint — with his strangely percussive touch, he brought it out with a jolting musical clarity.
Paradoxically, this artifice gave rise to a strangely heightened sense of immediacy: it thrust performance front and center, as if theatrically, and gave Mankiewicz's distinctive cast — headed by Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons and Vivian Blaine — a proscenium-like showcase, and they make the most of it.
The nostalgic, autobiographically inspired sequel to Hope and Glory is everything you'd expect from distinctive film-maker John Boorman: a heartfelt story told in arresting visual tones through a melange of conflicting accents and strangely theatrical staging.
