Evocations
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Even for those not drawn to such historical spectacles for their own sake, it's an astonishing feast for the eyes: the scene depicting the coup attempt of the Marquis is one of the most staggering
evocations
of physical space and grandeur in memory, and the battle scenes are memorable both in their scope and their immediacy.
After sixty years what is still most striking about this film are the
evocations
of Flemish Art from the opening scene in a market place crowded with Brueghel figurines to the subsequent groupings of the good burghers of Boom in the style of Rembrandt and the Rubenesque womenfolk.
after watching the film i kept remembering little pieces that made me laugh, and beautiful
evocations
of.... icebergs?
Tom Berengar's Teddy Roosevelt and Gary Busey's 'Fighting Joe' Wheeler are splendid
evocations
of two rather well-known men, replete with little details that bring them to life.
But such
evocations
of “economic man” miss a key dimension of migration: People carry their culture with them across political frontiers.
The characteristic form by which music activates the imagination is by short
evocations
of out-of-context images, or a diffuse feeling of boundlessness, both of which need not be integrated into any meaningful context.
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