More seriously, and this is nothing if not a deeply serious movie (I think), there are nothing but bad times ahead, with even more blood — smeared, splattered, splashed and sprayed — mixed in with vivid night photography, thumping tunes, boyz in the hood, ornamental women, casual racist insults and a lot of manly shouting.
These were glory nights, vivid nights".
Live with it a while, though, and High Violet rewards patience with songs that colour one's waking existence, becoming vivid night-time narratives when curtains are drawn.
I guess so -- golden wine, warm weather, vivid sunsets, night skies full of stars like diamonds on black velvet.
All of which accounts for the sentimental importance I attach to that vivid Press Night tradition in the National's dressing rooms.
In his chatty letters home to his mother, rich in descriptions of the vivid Neapolitan night life that was the setting of his celebrated novel, Burns never bothered to ask after their welfare, although, unlike him, they saw combat.
The sufferer experiences an inability to move, often with vivid dreams, night terrors and hallucinatory visions: there are shadowy intruders, often with red eyes, sometimes squatting stiflingly on your chest.
The shaman's husband assured me that I would have vivid dreams that night, but my sleep was black and dreamless.
This is the case in the vivid story "The Night Whiskey," where a man is trained to knock drunks from trees, a chore connected to his town's annual ritual of choosing a few citizens to drink a liqueur made from the local, mysterious death berry.
The concrete's oppressive gray is enlivened by pastel banners, by scores of bright posters for current and future productions and, at night, by vivid colored lights projected onto its vast rectangular planes.
Those vivid details of that night last winter are sickening.
