You can feel it working and see immediate results.
Yes, it's absurd and unpredictable, but you can feel it working to be those things.
You can feel Iannucci working his way through a list of insultables: the holy Church, the pride of the motherland, the need for grief.
You can feel it working after only a few steps.
At first, set a comfortable pace and then speed up slightly each time, until you can feel it working.
Always, you can feel that generator working, and this gives the movement force and unity, which read as spiritual qualities — the body as soul.
You can feel Mr. Hunter working through other drawn-from-life problems, but he gets snagged on tone — a jumble of satire and earnestness — and the Precious Moments figurines.
Mostly this makes for a fine place to do nothing; slow and calm and unruffled, you can feel Koh Kood subtly working its way into your bones.
You can feel its dance juice working richly through the whole body, and amid its several moods, the central male solo (originally performed by Mr. Taylor himself, now by Orion Duckstein) is a particular marvel of unbroken fluency.
