Writing in The Times, Stephen Holden called the film, for which Julian Fellowes won an Oscar for best screenplay, "a melt-in-your-mouth hunk of 12-layer English spice cake".
Writing in The New York Times, Stephen Holden called the film, for which Julian Fellowes won an Oscar for best screenplay, "a melt-in-your-mouth hunk of 12-layer English spice cake".
Robert Altman's film "Gosford Park" is a melt-in-your-mouth hunk of 12-layer English spice cake that will appeal to anyone who feels a nostalgic pang for the long-running British television series "Upstairs Downstairs," or for the cozy whodunits of Agatha Christie.
The beef cheek was the ultimate melt-in-your-mouth hunk of beef, and the chicken...wow!...mine was one of only 15 birds Fabio gets every month, from a chicken farmer in Faenza, in Romagna, about 30 miles from Bologna.
It used to, but I guess your Photosmart-series hunk of junk got mad at me and decided to become a pain in my ass.
Don't start celebrating just yet – this doesn't mean you can continue playing Candy Crush while waiting for your massive, heavy hunk of metal to defy physics and launch itself into the air as of this very moment.
At 82nd Street and Broadway, just around the corner, is a spiffy Barnes & Noble, covering nearly a whole city block, where buying a few books could set you back a good hunk of your weekly paycheck.
The next time you contemplate sinking your teeth into that hunk of "meat," well, maybe just don't.
It's hard to be fully receptive to pleasure when a big hunk of your brain is screeching "Dear God, have you gone mad?
