When John talks about the apprentice who lived in a field behind Uncle Raul's factory, and how gifted he was — how he could model a figure in action in two days — Robert will remind him that the kid was "nuts," and so violent he nearly killed them all.
The study, which involved 17 chimps from two Swiss zoos in Gossau and Basel, monitored the chimps as they watched film clips of other chimpanzees engaged in activities that ranged from walking and cracking nuts to displaying violent and aggressive behaviour.
Then when they went violent, we all asked, 'Are they nuts?' " One reason Mr. Aust wrote his book, and Mr. Edel agreed to direct the film, was to explore why the Baader-Meinhof Gang, especially Meinhof, did what they did.
Violent men die violently.
Jason Lipshutz of Billboard commented that the video "features the pop star at her most gloriously provocative, with extended dance sequences, explosions, nudity, and a violent attack on a box of Honey Nut Cheerios".
Still, he's regularly employed building sets at Paramount, and Viking Man reassures his friends that although Vikar is "nuts about movies," he's not a violent cult member.
(Dargis) ★ 'Savages' (R, 2 11) Oliver Stone's adaptation of Don Winslow's drug-war novel is violent, spacey, gorgeous and — in the best Oliver Stone tradition — a little nuts.
(Holden) ★ 'Savages' (R, 2 11) Oliver Stone's adaptation of Don Winslow's drug-war novel is violent, spacey, gorgeous and — in the best Oliver Stone tradition — a little nuts.
As Ms. Rosengren sang, Mr. Lac grabbed her neck or held her from behind as if he were performing the Heimlich maneuver; it was violent enough to break the melody, cracking her strong voice like a nut.
