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...Arriving at Beowulf is still like visiting the optometrist: the movie screen is an eye chart, with pictures instead of letters. But the glasses are kinda cool, like wrap-around Ray-Bans - larger, because the IMAX screen fills most of your field of vision, and less distracting than the old kind. Just don't tilt your head; suddenly everything gets blurry...
...first tried to capture love through words, but Joe’s attempts quickly descended into clichés. Then, Joe and Bob tried to capture age, but they failed there too. Finally, they tried to capture “the face”—a vision of a lost love. While they were able to achieve some meaning, this soon came to an abrupt end when the elderly man who’d been leading their creative endeavor simply stood up and walked away. The second play, “Cascando,” continued this theme...
Bloom added in the statement that the University's expansion into Allston marks an opportunity for the next dean to outline a new vision for the school...
...rather than the red bricks of traditional Harvard buildings. “What amazed me the most was...how Harvard perceives itself architecturally,” he said. He told the audience that his team analyzed the Yard to navigate the architectural past of the University and develop his vision for its new campus. His design, he said, would eventually form part of a campus which would also provide multiple viewpoints on different buildings. “It’s like a string of pearls curved through, meandering, and it’s always a surprise...
...Margot at the Wedding” unsurprisingly succeeds. Leigh is the perfect fit for the flighty, post-hippie who has fallen for the kooky, humorously flawed Black. Pais fits well into the role of the well-balanced, understanding child, and helps to emphasize Baumbach’s vision that, sometimes, children are the sanest of us all. Kidman, who perhaps naturally identifies with her character, is strong. In the midst of all the terrific performances, however, it becomes glaringly apparent that the script simply isn’t up to snuff. Like his occasional writing and production partner Wes Anderson...