Word: gorgeousity
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...meticulous assistant, whose neatly arranged stand doubles as a local meeting-place. If anything, the subplots are so engrossing that one feels vaguely cheated by their brevity. What’s more, Jeunet sets his film in the sort of immaculate Paris that makes tourism boards salivate. Everything is gorgeous here, from Amélie’s apartment to the subway platforms Nino scours. The characters inhabit a fantasy version of the Montmartre district, miraculously free of gawking tourists and the souvenir shops that attract them. Of course, there’s the obligatory accordion soundtrack, but it serves...
Beyond insightful lyrics, gorgeous voices and delicious harmonies, much of Rockwell Church’s appeal stems from the band’s relaxed stage presence and the audience’s subsequent desire to be up on stage with them. They’re having that much fun on stage, and the audience becomes jealous of their obvious bond and that extra level to the jokes that they’re missing. These are two guys who obviously still crack themselves up. After storming the stage and finishing “Lonely,” Rockwell announced that...
...picked the wrong guy...” Also included: a serenade to tax evasion (“No one pays taxes but paupers and fools!”) and a lesson in how to drop the name of Harvard into any conversation ( “Yes, this weather is gorgeous...it reminds me of my good ole’ college days in New England, along the Charles River...” “Hey, isn’t that where Harvard...
...Smart, confident, wordly, a girl that likes to party but comes home early, and gorgeous...
...timing. They had "certain information" that there would be more attacks, somewhere, "over the next several days." And so people who by last week felt they had regained their footing, who found it liberating to get on an airplane and luxurious to go to a football game on a gorgeous fall day, also found that the path out of our private caves is not a straight and steady one. You can feel cold again just by turning on the news. Or opening the mail...