Word: emotionalize
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A fiercely religious man, Johann Sebastian Bach composed more than 300 cantatas to be included in Lutheran church services. He experimented with innovative harmonization and challenged preexisting notions of musical technique. However, he never sacrificed the emotion of his work to his passion for complex musical gymnastics; he is unique...
He came up with the idea nearly 20 years ago, while working on Annie Hall. "I wanted to do a musical, but not for real singers and dancers," Allen explains. "I wanted people who could just act, and who would sing with all the emotion of people who are doing...
The Crimson finally woke up from its early season slumber and found what it had been missing through its first three games this season--emotion.
In the performance that makes the movie, Watson is as dominating as Falconetti was playing Joan of Arc. Watson works her eyes and lips coquettishly, tirelessly, with an ardor rarely seen since Lillian Gish and the other white roses of the silents. She goes pop-eyed with awe at her...
After spending a weekend with his father in Los Angeles, a 10-year-old boy with divorced parents is returned to his mother's house in El Monte, a valley town a short bus ride to the east. Men in uniform tell him his mother was murdered early that morning...