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...sentiments for a Christian America when he said: "America was a Christian country. A quarter of a century ago, without prior consultation with a democratic people, without support in precedent or the Constitution, the Warren Court undertook the systematic de-Christianization of America." It seems Buchanan ought to refresh himself on the First Amendment of our Bill of Rights. Is not there something on religious freedom written there...
...schooled corps de ballet in the so-called white act. With 30 women moving as a single impulse, a single exhalation of breath (A.B.T. has 24), the scene is rapturous and mesmerizing: unforgettable. It also shows that the Kirov is still capable of supreme classical dancing. Every troupe must refresh itself with innovation, but the evidence from New York is that with the classics, the company should trust its heritage and count on the performers to bring it alive...
...trying new arrangements that will giveus a chance to experiment with the choral programand refresh both the conductors and the students,"Epps said...
...story's odd pacing does not refresh the already-tired plot. The movie either drags through long uneventful sequences or spurts with confusing fast-paced scenes. Jack narrates the film in voice-over and, like that all-too familiar friend who can never quite capture the excitement of a story in its retelling, he manages to bury a potentially interesting tale under unnecessary details and tangents. In addition, the setting is both murky and disconcertingly dark. Medak takes a literal approach to film noir everything is bathed in black. As a result, dialogue and activity are lost in the shadows...
Advantages: A swim will refresh...