Word: aspect
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Strick's enormous success at translating the "interior monologue" into images defies, for the most part, any specific analysis of his method. He has simply exercised great perceptivity of the mind's movement--its means of wish-fulfillment fantasizing, its rhythms. But one aspect of his method that can be identified is his use of close-ups. Objects inherently grotesque, though subdued by their everyday contexts, often fill his Panavision screen: fishguts on a butcher's block, kidneys plopping into a cat's dish. The viewer perceives that what might have been a "shock image" in Polanski or Hitchcock...
...most original aspect of Jimmy Porter's character is his willingness to exploit emotions. He'll do anything say anything, to provoke his wife or his mistress or his pal to a strong response. So he burns people with irons and brags about old mistresses in front of new ones. He plays the trumpet terribly and eternally. All so that someone will react with a hit or a kiss. Silberg missed that recklessness...
...considering the possibility of a trial of the war, a la Betrand Russell, and perhaps a "free for all," in which discussion will be open to anyone concerning any aspect...
...danger of making the church too much of the world, too much an instrument of merely human designs. But that, the most enterprising of today's churchmen believe, is one risk among many others that they must take. Only thus, they feel, can the world relearn that no aspect of life or death-neither love nor money, neither government nor war-is beyond the reach of God's word and the Christian faith...
...draft is the most vulnerable aspect of the war," said Kenneth B. Frisof '68, a spokesman for the signers. "A million or more Americans don't want to go and fight...