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The pocket-sized billboards that we flick through on our Instagram feeds are chock-full of models and taste-makers that are showcasing their individuality through their personal microbrands.
There's a lot of really compelling research coming out from top labs all over the world, showcasing the range of things that are undermined as economic inequality gets worse.
Prince Albert, as yet, created Albertopolis in the 19th century, thought of showcasing all achievements of mankind, bringing arts and science closer together.
For example, self-standing, self-supporting structures, like the shelters that you can see now, actually are now showcasing in the Venice Biennale for Architecture.
Marvel's "Black Panther," directed by black millennial Ryan Coogler and showcasing many others, broke all sorts of records.
That's why a cartoonist must exercise their power responsibly, showcasing the truth and drawing without the fear of consequences.
As with most pet projects showcasing a celebrity couple, it's a relief when this shoddy piece grinds to it's forced and jarring conclusion.
The arrogance of the director in showcasing these puny, dull chain-smoking french people and having them sit around and converse for hours on end and then getting it passed off as art is truly astounding.
It probably would have been better if the director hadn't spent most of the movie showcasing his own art work, which really isn't that noteworthy.
The story follows a conventional three-act structure: getting to know the sizable cast in their sorry single lives, the actual dating circuit, and a final stretch of romantic fallout, showcasing some of the new-found couples' follies.
The movie also does a good job of showcasing the talents that all three principals had.
Some musical shows were weekly series, but others were single, one-time specials, usually showcasing the special talent of the individual performer.
This 1955 Producers' Showcase version of the musical Peter Pan with Mary Martin has the benefit of showcasing most of the original Broadway cast, including Kathleen Nolan as Wendy, who was more natural an actress than the girl they hired for the 1960 color televised play.
It does a terrific job of both showcasing these films and putting them into the proper cultural context.
The movie itself was quite beautiful - showcasing some of what makes Florida so great.
With the DVD, not only do we get a chance to revisit the original parody (4Q2, Cinnamon-Bun Head, Ballistic Toast, et al) that Ernie F. did in 1978, but there is a lot of additional material showcasing the Fosselius wit.
Come on CBC you're suppose to be our leading station showcasing the best of Canadian talent.
All in all it remains a pleasant trifle showcasing a beautiful and charismatic actress.
The plot of this enjoyable MGM musical is contrived and only occasionally amusing, dealing with espionage and romance but the focus of the film is properly pointed upon the tuneful interludes showcasing the enormously talented and athletic tap dancing Eleanor Powell, abetted by Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra, featuring Ziggy Elman, Buddy Rich and Frank Sinatra.
Simply showcasing the budding talent of Audrey Tautou should be enough to generate greater recognition from the cognoscenti.
Versus takes place essentially all outside, showcasing Kitamura's ability to craft an interesting B-movie in natural locations.
Don't see it unless you're really desperate to view one scene showcasing several faceless boob jobs
I would prefer to view someone's home movies showcasing untrained actors and unplanned situations.
How can you fix a film that has... -too much opera for horror fans, -too creepy ending for opera fans, -too little action for Karloff fans, -too much Karloff for melodrama fans, -and a director who seems content with showcasing his lavish sets and the relatively new Technicolor process?
Wow! Attended a local film festival where they were showcasing horror / sci-fi films.
In Rize, David LaChappelle criticizes contemporary hip-hop for it's exploitative hyper-sexual consumerism, but then proceeds to spend an excruciatingly long stretch of film showcasing close-ups of the glistening Krumpers greased-up bodies in slow-motion.
Audrey Hepburn, two years before her breakthrough in Hollywood, received her most substantial acting role up to this time playing the dancing darling; she's charming and poised, but the part doesn't offer much beyond showcasing her youthful eagerness.
This doesn't even qualify as a movie; this is just some crazy lady (Wishman was the only female smut-director at that time) showcasing her most lurid and morally incorrect sexual fantasies.
This magnificent film about Liza Minnelli is one of the best films showcasing a popular entertainer at her prime.
So this film brilliantly satirises this world, showcasing pure evil and people who ordinarily do not perform such evil are forced to laugh and observe what we all hate to admit is the truth.