In Comyns's version, she is called, with a touch of ominousness, Bella Winters.
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Kaufmann translated it as "tremendous," which takes away too much of the ominousness.
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The trick is shamelessly manipulative, but it lends the movie an ominousness that's powerfully magnetic.
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The images are familiar from television, but on the big screen they take on a deeper ominousness.
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Only Jeffrey Roth — an Oswald with the cool, smiling ominousness of Anthony Perkins in "Psycho" — is suitably creepy.
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His showdown with Ciaran Bowling's Haemon highlights the best aspects of Greek drama: ominousness and a sense of inevitability.
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There is an innocuousness here in the words that Howard's voice, syrupy Southern with a side of ominousness, belies.
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There is an innocuousness here in the words that Howard's voice, syrupy Southern with a side of ominousness, belies.
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From that first breath, "Ping," a setting of a prose text by Beckett, progressed with the ominousness of a cast spell.
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I was more into "Dies Irae," on Saturday, a bevy of ominousness said to be about various threats to our world.
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The ominousness of the scene — Philip hanging up the pay phone, cut to closing credits — left all sorts of questions hanging.
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LG: There's an ominousness to this story, a sense of pieces being put together in order to fall, which translates itself so visually.
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Songs like "Money" moan with an ominousness that almost feels tectonic, like the whole world is shifting and groaning underneath Deli Girls' feet.
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As its title, Owl Movie, implies, the film will feature an owl — a stuffed one suggesting a mood of mystery and ominousness to come.
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The white-brick set (by Christian Schmidt) echoes the looming, anonymous structures that Richard Peduzzi designed for Patrice Chéreau's classic opera stagings, but without Peduzzian ominousness.
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Annabelle narrates in the past tense, and Wolk uses this device to great effect, masterfully balancing a mood of aching regret with an electric sense of ominousness.
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Yet a whispering ominousness pervades this story, couched in fretful speculations and evasive references to earlier events, that suggests any one of its central characters might eventually implode.
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In the shadowy "The Visit by Lamplight," two women sit, shrouded in inky ominousness, rendered with paint handling so uncharacteristically brusque it recalls Walter Sickert, the British painter of disquiet.
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But this production, directed with a slithery ominousness by the gifted Anne Kauffman, takes you places you don't expect to go, even though you've most likely visited such places yourself.
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A far higher premium is placed on light and air, the presence of which architects and social theorists believe promote more positive behaviors, and building facades now resist the standardized look of ominousness.
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The essential format of Black Mirror, and its signature heavy-handed ominousness about the future, focuses on the ethics of commodification but shies away from digging deeper into the exploitation of pop stars.
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But reality waited outside the walls, in all of its ominousness, as well as persistent stirrings of hope: In recent weeks the police are cracking down: arresting people, confiscating work, sealing and re-sealing the entranceways.
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It weaves together corporate malfeasance, international intrigue and an astounding hip-hop stylist, and was partly shot at a ruined American listening station in Berlin, a satire edged in ominousness in the era of fake news.
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Even his debut short film Broadway By Light — a collaboration with Alain Resnais, with whom Klein would again work on Far From Vietnam — paints the billowing electric glow of 1950s Times Square with the ominousness of eerie science fiction.
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The moody, autumnal look of The Village is hugely enhanced by the atmospheric cinematography of the great Roger Deakins, who imbues every single misty roll-in of fog with a kind of supernatural ominousness that adds a creepiness the film never precisely earns.
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"Love Lock," premiering on Noisey below, sounds like a lost track from a Tarantino outtake—it's a little Nancy Sinatra, a little Nick Cave, with clanging locks and chains in the background adding a touch of quease and ominousness to its otherwise sultry vibe.
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With their lo-fi, leather jacket vibes, comparisons to bands like The Kills and The Raveonettes are inevitable, but the five-song EP injects those garage bones with engine oil-sludgy desert rock guitars, Clover's big, almost-pop vocals, and a touch of Nick Cave ominousness.
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He's polite and responsive as we converse, but similar to the ominousness that lurks just out of frame in so many pivotal scenes of The Killing of a Sacred Deer, there's something just out of my vision that's capturing the 25-year-old's attention: his luggage.
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Though written before last fall's presidential election, the album takes on a renewed ominousness having been released after it, with tracks like "Death Wish" offering meta reflections on the frivolities of perceived existential problems, and the privilege of being able to worry about those things to begin with.
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The scene doesn't vilify Victoria, but it does present her in direct opposition to the movie's adoring portrait of Tish and Fonny: After a beautiful, tender flashback to the couple's first night together, a powerful expression of mutual love, there's an abrupt tonal shift to Victoria's scene, with the composer Nicholas Britell's haunting score evoking a sense of ominousness and sorrow underneath her image.
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It musically departs from the ominousness of the title using a "spritely and buoyant ambiance", according to Consequence of Sound writer Virra. Josiah Hughes of Exclaim! described the track as "the Italians Do It Better crew if they had a different batch of synthesizers." It has also been referred by reviewers as "lightly dancey", "glowing", "romantic" and "propulsive[ly] cinema[tic]".
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