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Soderbergh also seems to relish his “arrival” (official since Erin Brockovich) and acceptance into the studio system. He’s able to craft compelling, intimate vignettes, masterfully array them into a coherent whole and continually experiment with his camera work, but Soderbergh also keeps in step with the film’s cheeky “why not?” spirit. Why not rob an impenetrable casino fortress? Why not detonate a bomb in downtown Vegas to wipe out all electricity? Why not have Wayne Newton, Siegfried & Roy and world heavyweight boxing champion...
...offense is loved not just by the main inside threats who end up with more space, but also by the guards who relish the ball movement...
Blewett seems to relish the opportunity to be called upon in pressure situations. When asked about his desire to face such challenges despite his past shortcomings as a kicker, Blewett is quick to invoke what has become his life motto, something he calls “bringing the thunder...
Blewett seems to relish the opportunity to be called upon in pressure situations. When asked about his desire to face such challenges despite his past shortcomings as a kicker, Blewett is quick to invoke what has become his life motto, something he calls “bringing the thunder...
...lack of effort. Seasoned NTSB investigators, who relish the opportunity to leave their offices behind, are working around the clock - spending the days searching through wreckage, not stopping for food or rest. Like all detective work, fresh evidence is the best and NTSB staffers move relentlessly in the first few hours and days after an accident. Evenings are spent sharing information with colleagues and outside experts - like specialists from the airplane's manufacturer, Airbus, and representatives from American Airlines - who can offer their own guidance and experience...