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...Benton??€™s research has also been helpful in medical diagnosis. Holograms have been used to create three-dimensional composites of CT and MRI scans...
What makes Benton??€™s rainbow holograms so special is that they are clearly visible to the naked eye. Particular lighting or lasers were needed to view previous holograms. Benton made holograms visible by using common white light...
...Kidman less so as the battered Farely—now defiantly smoking in Silk’s car, now cowering in fear of her psychopathic ex-husband, Lester (a grizzled and frightening Ed Harris). Both actors seem hampered by the hefty burdens imposed on their characters, while director Robert Benton??€”whose previous work includes the multiple Oscar-winner Kramer vs. Kramer—has the impression that gratuitous nudity is a sufficient replacement for any semblance of a coherent plot line...
Much like Silk himself, Benton??€™s film is a prisoner of its own ambitions; it falls victim to its literal devotion to Roth’s novel. For most of its meandering minutes, The Human Stain remains as glacial as its scenery, too cool and too detached; it never packs a genuine emotional, much less social or political, punch. Even Farely’s bitter tears, shed as she mourns the wreck of her life, fail to generate much sympathy for her character. Perhaps it’s the uneven pacing; perhaps it’s the inherently...