that's captivating

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The question becomes then, how do you take what is essentially a one-man show with James Franco as Ralston and make into a 93 minute film that's captivating and interesting - especially when we all know how it's going to end?

The "B" in the Dutch Caribbean's ABC islands, Bonaire has been a destination that's captivated divers for decades.

The marble racing craze that's captivated the internet Jump to media player Millions of people are watching marbles race through intricate custom made tracks online.

It was, though, the start of a movement that's captivated young Brits ever since.

Officials' inability to lock shit down has been one of the subplots of a story that's captivated the nation by being alternately terrifying and salacious.

It's a great opportunity to discuss a matter that's captivated media attention since White House officials disseminated their budget outline.

It's not something to rush through, but it is your chance to put your stamp on the field that's captivated you.

But it's Minnie's story that is captivating, made even better by a naked performance, literally and figuratively, by Powley.

"No one really took much notice of her until she got in front of the camera," said Steve Shaw, the magazine's founder, who said that "she had something that was captivating".

I cannot thank you enough for bringing these issues to the public's consciousness and doing so in a manner that is captivating, entertaining and educational.

The movie double-takes and hallucinates about itself, in ways that are captivating, exasperating.