Sentence examples for visually extravagant from inspiring English sources
"The Trial," from 1962, is Orson Welles's most political film as well as his most visually extravagant work.
It's not his most visually extravagant film, not his most politically acute one, not his most rapturously romantic one, not his most lyrically poetic vision.
Chaotic and visually extravagant, it captures the romance of the book and turns its tragic tale into a splashy, trashy opera.
It's not Hitchcock's most symbolically rich film, nor his most visually extravagant, but it's the one in which his severe religious worldview is most overtly expressed.
The story of geologists battling nature in the Siberian wilderness gave the filmmakers a pretext for an even more visually extravagant, almost hallucinatory, spectacle.
Orson Welles's 1962 film "The Trial" (which I discuss in this clip), an adaptation of Franz Kafka's novel, is his most political film as well as his most visually extravagant work.
Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 1974 melodrama "Martha," which I discuss in the clip above, is both one of his most visually and emotionally extravagant films and one of his least-known — though, truth be told, most of his works are less well-known than they deserve to be, in part because there are just so many of them.
Rainer Werner Fassbinder, one of the great modern filmmakers, was also the most prolific director of his time, and the most wide-ranging; "World on a Wire," his two-part, three-hour-plus, made-for-TV science-fiction spectacle, from 1073 which he made at the age of twenty-seven is his mostwenty-seven istonally extravagant work.
Over the last decade Mr. Cave has become known for making colorful, extravagant sculptures with this kind of double life: they can stand alone in galleries as visually compelling art objects, or they can be worn by dancers as vehicles for sound and movement.
One of the best and most visually striking in the Costume Institute's history, the show is enhanced by seductive hand-painted murals designed by Nathan Crowley and the extravagant wigs of Julien d'Ys.
