Word: furiousness
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...panel of judges (including Ben Stiller) will cast their votes for last year's best trailers: those 2 1/2-minute theatrical reels, 30-second TV spots and eye-grabbing teasers. Some contenders made bad movies look good (Pearl Harbor); some helped B movies open big (The Fast and the Furious); all of them "leave you wanting more," says Evelyn Brady, a co-founder of the awards show. She believes trailers "are the best part of going to the movies...
...world of terror and chaos comes a hero,'" says Jim Ward, Lucasfilm's vice president of marketing. "But there's a lot of progress. People are pushing the envelope." They have to. Audiences, particularly those reared on video games, want their trailers to be like their movies: fast and furious. "We're able to take a movie that has hardly any camera movement and speed it up to appeal to a younger audience," says David Schneiderman, a partner in Seismic Productions, an independent production company in Los Angeles that makes trailers...
...second period featured furious action and simply dominating five-on-five hockey from the Crimson. Defensive breakdowns and penalties plagued Harvard, however, and teams skated off tied at three...
Beginning with, “Breaking me Down,” SOiL asserts its style immediately. This up-tempo opening track opens with a feverish drum line whose pace is so furious that it seems on the verge of falling out of step with the halting and heavy riff layered upon it. McComb shows off his ability to dynamically shift vocal tone, without stretching his overall range. His thick-throated melody is reminiscent of Creed’s Scott Stapp with a lot less Jesus and a lot more animosity, while his more aggressive growls and screams are akin...
...friendship with Spike was to walk on eggshells. He once sent me a furious letter because I had called him a genius. Van Gogh, he maintained, was a genius. He, Spike, was not! He was wrong. The best definition of genius was given me by a philosopher: "A genius is one who, however slightly, alters our perception of reality." The father of the Goons fits that bill alright. Modern comedy owes an enormous debt to that fierce, inventive mania...