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Narration in sentence

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Edward Hopper was a real master in creating the narration by working with light and dark.
Narration: "Budapest."
Narration: "Some Days."
Narration: "Forgetfulness."
Narration: "The Country."
(Video: French sportscasters narrate race) (Video: Race narration ends) Yves Morieux: So what happened?
And the matter-of-fact narration deliberately blends the strangeness of the supernatural events with the everyday absurdity of Soviet life.
And if we can get out of the first-person narration and write the story from another character's perspective, suddenly that other character becomes much more sympathetic, and the plot opens up.
You know, commonality, the first line in Charles' narration was, "The same stars that shine down on Russia shine down on the United States.
Sophal Ear: So, notwithstanding the 1970s narration, on April 17th 1975 we lived in Phnom Penh.
As others have stated, the narration quickly becomes like nails down a chalkboard.
The film starts out with a narration of the protagonist explaining certain crimes occurring all over the city and then we get to know that the hero is a cop who is either suspended or has probably retired.
Seeing it as an adult, it seemed almost comical, owing to the overdone narration and jarring details like Thirties gangsters driving cars that looked like they were from the Fifties.
In order to achieve this, they have to use a very slow narration and have everyone run around with some implausible frantic angst.
Everything in this movie rang false to me...the characters, the dialogue, the manipulative soundtrack, the corny narration, all of it.
First of all, there is narration throughout the film, which is not required at all.
3. Scattershot approach to characters. 4. Annoying narration.
The direction also relies way too much on the conceits of a pointlessly whispered narration, and the imagery of an 18th century chess-playing machine that looks like one of those animatronic gypsy fortunetellers you see at the carnival.
The soothing narration, provided, as it usually is in quality cinema, by a TB victim trapped in a painting, would be ideal to help the stoned viewer to follow along as things get complicated.
Even the voice over narration is stupor inducing.
I love Ustinov's distinctive, literate narration.
These are best enjoyed within the film's superb natural sound environment and without the ultimately tedious narration or even the occasional background music (some quite good, some rather odd, but all gratuitous).
Filmed in a dirty brown, not quite sepia, for the most part and narrated by star Doug Cole the film fails to present the horror of the crime because the narration is irritating, the colouring distracting from the story and the crime, though gruesome and upsetting to watch, is merely that and no editorial work seems to have occurred on what is pretty much a very poor quality camcorder viewing on the events.
Immediately one has to question why all the constant narration?
The narration, bad acting, and annoying video effects are all good reasons why this should be avoided.
The movie does well to include a lot of Wilde's dialog, but the voice-over narration in the voice of Dorian contains a lot of rubbish that directly contradicts Wilde's character.
Imagine these top tier actors trying to look busy while the narration drones on.
Oh, and Smith himself wasn't funny with his wise-guy narration.
There are scenes of a man in a gorilla suit, south seas natives at sea (used to represent people in the middle of Africa), women in bikini's, horrible narration and a guy in a loin cloth with make up all over his body (racially insensitive I think so).
The narration by star Keach is really bad.
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