Word: viewers
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Roberts," a political movie released in the heat of a presidential election year, entices and entrances the viewer as it skewers the senatorial candidacy of its title character, a right-wing folksinger and fencing enthusiast. The film is done in the style of a British documentary, with Brian Murray playing the Alastair Cookeesque tweedy host Terry Manchester. The effect is to put the audience on the campaign trail and amidst the rabid, swarming, red-white-and-blue masses of Roberts fans. It's a tribute to idealistic caring and muckraking investigative reporting and a giant dis to Wall Street, greed...
...Roberts," a political movie released in the heat of a presidential election year, entices and entrances the viewer as it skewers the senatorial candidacy of its title character, a right-wing folksinger and fencing enthusiast. The film is done in the style of a British documentary, with Brian Murray playing the Alastair Cookeesque tweedy host Terry Manchester. The effect is to put the audience on the campaign trail and amidst the rabid, swarming, red-white-and-blue masses of Roberts fans. It's a tribute to idealistic caring and muckraking investigative reporting and a giant dis to Wall Street, greed...
...confronting the audience in the first scene with George and Lennie's desperate flight from a lynch party, the viewer becomes riveted to the action of the film and consumed by questions about the identify of the two escapees and the reason for their escape. In reshaping the wife's role for an audience concerned about women's issues...
...confronting the audience in the first scene with George and Lennie's desperate flight from a lynch party, the viewer becomes riveted to the action of the film and consumed by questions about the identity of the two escapees and the reason for their escape. In reshaping the wife's role, Sinise produces a more palatable character for an audience concerned about women's issues...
...does Crystal constantly want to redeem Buddy in the viewer's eyes? Why does the film go so moist just before the final punch line? Any Buddy could tell you: because kitsch is not just an anagram for shtick. In comedy the two are soul brothers -- the entertainer's way of saying "Love me, laugh with me, laugh at me, hate me, then forgive me and love me all over again...