The lanky, affable Krasinski then spent he better part of a minute untying his tongue on the subject of cinematic manipulation and why it was a Bad Thing, all the while wiggling his feet, as if awaiting rescue from the school bell.
Sure, it had Channing Tatum wiggling around with his top off a lot, but beyond that was a bleak drama about a man struggling to escape his own destiny.
I said, 'What's so funny?' and they told me that my toes were wiggling.
Its newest product, which picked up every nuance of Mr Masuda's wiggling finger, is a tiny high-definition video sensor that can fit into a mobile phone.
The microphone picks up the reflected sound, and audio-processing software can then detect different movements, such as waving your hand, wiggling your fingers, or making two-handed gestures.
The only violence amounted to a bit of pushing and wiggling as crowd members waited for their chance to cross the notorious bridge.
Chief among them is the contentious and ill-defined Saudi-Yemeni frontier, wiggling its way through the Asir tribal highlands and out into a featureless but oily desert.
They used a system of cameras to record the movement patterns of a set of able-bodied volunteers who were walking on a treadmill, and then correlated the result with the electrical signals detected simultaneously at their scalps.Even a simple task, like wiggling a toe, engages many parts of the brain.
But the hotel retained the "punkah wallahs", who ventilated it in the old fashioned way: by wiggling their big toes which were tied to a sheet of white cloth hanging from the ceiling.
This helps determine whether fighters' common practice of wiggling their foot in their air results in an actual hit, but measuring the precise force of these kicks would ensure that only sufficiently hefty hits count towards the tally.
The team demonstrated the method by recording tomographic images and videos that depicted a ring-shaped carbon nanotube wiggling and undergoing rhythmic motions in response to sudden heating pulses.
