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...symmetry, the stillness of its squat figures, the blazing epiphanic color and the clear identification of the Indian flower bearer, bowed under his angelic load of calla lilies, with a priest bowing before celebrants. And though dreadful excesses of cheap tourist cliche would sprout from Rivera's fusion of the thick crankshaft rhythms of pre-Columbian sculpture with the observed faces and bodies of Mexican peasants, there can be no doubt that in his hands, at least, it was a powerful union...
...youth has lost the flute that was the sole consolation for his affliction and the painting of Buddha that was his talisman. Now he wanders to the edge of a precipice, oblivious of being poised unseeing between life and death. His condition symbolizes for Kurosawa the human condition. The fusion of metaphorical weight and simple beauty in these shots also summarizes Ran's greatness. Outrage has already been voiced that partly because of industry politics in Japan, the movie has been denied an Oscar nomination as best foreign film. But in fact Ran is beyond such transitory concerns...
...helmet and the subdued tonality of the face makes one deeply conscious of both the tangible and intangible forces in Rembrandt's world, and of their inseparable inner relationship," Jakob Rosenberg of Harvard wrote in Rembrandt, Life and Work. "As in all his greatest works, one feels here a fusion of the real with the visionary, and this painting, through its inner glow and its deep harmonies, comes closer to the effect of music than to that of the plastic arts...
...like the Old West, those days are gone. Instead, in Pale Rider, Eastwood presents us with a character who is a walking mixed metaphor of death, kindness, and virility. The new fusion of Clint as sensitive actor with Eastwood as macho killer might actually be tolerable however, if the entire movie was not such an obvious rip off of Shane, the classic 50s Western with Alan Ladd...
...needs such blinding speed? At the Livermore Lab and NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View, Calif. (which is scheduled to receive the second Cray-2 in September), the new machines will be used for such projects as studying the intense magnetic fields needed for fusion reactors and designing heat shields for future space probes. Meanwhile, demands for ever faster computers are coming from researchers in nearly every discipline of science and engineering, from astrophysics to automobile design. Using more powerful supercomputers, aircraft manufacturers will be able to simulate the airflow around an entire airplane, simplifying their design task...