It is calculated for each county by dividing the number of YouTube viewings for a particular artist by the total number of YouTube viewings of Billboard top 50 artists.
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They were also prone to breaking down after repeated viewings.
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Marian Goodman Gallery is open with limited viewings, by appointment.
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Many more join the party through streaming and DVR viewings.
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"Just no longer going to any viewings or [afterparties]," she said.
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The funeral comes days after public viewings were held on Aug.
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Repeated viewings can desensitize your kids to others' pain and suffering.
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The combination means that no two viewings will be the same.
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The conventional wisdom says that repeated viewings bring advertisers diminishing returns.
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What message do you most hope is gleaned from viewings today?
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Like Phil's day, this movie becomes better with endless repeat viewings.
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"There were huge public viewings, everyone was so enthusiastic," he said.
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If not, you can set up viewings yourself before you leave.
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It's almost too much to absorb in one or two viewings.
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Repeat viewings are allowed, and your movie allowance resets every Friday morning.
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The Homie then schedules all viewings with multiple agencies into one tour.
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The first sacrifice in Rogue One remains puzzling, even on repeat viewings.
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No relief shelter visits or viewings of destroyed homes or city streets.
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But on repeated viewings, it comes across as the film's strongest moment.
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It's had some select viewings in Jamaica and in the United States.
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It's also sure to inspire multiple viewings of "A Charlie Brown Christmas."
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Public viewings will be held August 28 and 29 from 9 a.m.
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After a few more viewings, I now hope the company jettisons it.
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With millions of viewings, the videos spurred small, spontaneous protests on Sept.
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The article determined "most loved" music by comparing YouTube viewings by artist.
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Remembering the victims: Funerals and viewings were held for several victims Tuesday.
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After three viewings and two casts, I like it no better than before.
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After some 17 years between viewings, it is even crazier than I remembered.
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Besides, all of those repeat viewings of The Notebook should count for something.
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What that will get you is two viewings within a 36-hour period.
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My viewings inevitably informed my conceptions of the people and settings Ullmann describes.
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Each one rewards closer inspection and repeat viewings thanks to some clever design.
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Neither Benjamin Millepied's derivative "Neverwhere" nor Nicolas Blanc's sophomoric "Mothership" warrant repeated viewings.
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These movies don't bring in non-horror fans and don't entice repeat viewings.
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Repeat viewings of the sketch were requested; a Lovitz doll was called for.
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That's more than double what MoviePass currently charges, for less than half the viewings.
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That proud bit of family history still causes some tension at family football viewings.
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You turn up to viewings and there are 30-40 people already waiting outside.
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We have since whittled it down to six essential viewings, and here they are.
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Find out at this event, which will include trivia questions, prizes and episode viewings.
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But after dozens of viewings since the fall, he has found another motive: aggression.
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In "Music Americans Love," we say "the number of times Rihanna is streamed on YouTube," since we can count the number of YouTube viewings for Rihanna and use this number to calculate the proportion of Rihanna viewings among all top fifty artists.
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In both cases, the continuing success can be credited to lingering interest and repeat viewings.
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It also lends itself to repeat viewings, because there may be something you missed there.
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Other agents pointed to cancellations of viewings occurring in higher numbers than transactions falling through.
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I hoped I wouldn't miss the thump during repeated viewings of Guardians of the Galaxy.
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It was broadcast live, with bars and outdoor venues across the country hosting public viewings.
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But it's also a film that's genuinely mesmerizing, that earns each of its repeat viewings.
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For landlords, Residently offers a property management service for viewings, paperwork, property maintenance and renewals.
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Its complexities called for multiple viewings; keep an eye out for more performances next fall.
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It will be televised live, with bars and outdoor venues across the country hosting public viewings.
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Will repeat viewings and positive word-of-mouth propel a gentler drop-off in ticket sales?
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And with repeated viewings, some big clues about what happens in Infinity War begin to materialize.
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That means those repeated viewings of Moana and Monsters University will no longer be a possibility.
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His official Avengers: Endgame watch-count currently stands at 116 viewings as of Friday, June 14.
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Lady Bird topped my list almost instantly, and only rose in my estimation on repeated viewings.
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After two viewings, we spotted five Disney-centric details tucked into the background of many scenes.
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Repeat viewings helped it get recognized as a warm, moving touchstone in American households each Christmas.
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Recent matinee viewings of the first two groupings — five more are being rolled out through Feb.
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Death" and early viewings of NBC's late-night shows like "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon.
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That means, it's time to start thinking about what wine we'll be sipping on during our viewings.
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Critics are raving, fans are heading back for repeat viewings, and the box office is blowing up.
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The video registered more than half a million viewings after it was posted on Odintcova's Instagram account.
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"I went to most of their memorial services and viewings, and that was really hard," she says.
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Viewings of the show date back as early as the New York Musical Theatre Festival in 2005.
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The repeated viewings can lead to a molecular shift in the narrative, in the settings and characters.
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Earlier this week, Franklin wore two different dresses, one red and one light blue, for public viewings.
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"We were given permission to organize non-commercial public viewings for up to 5,000 viewers," Vetokha said.
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It took me two viewings of Green Room to fully appreciate it—not because the movie's so
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A few viewings of The Dead Poets Society or Interstellar and suddenly, we're experts on iambic pentameter.
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People love the music and the stars — especially Jackman, Efron, and Zendaya — and many mentioned repeat viewings.
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Finally, Deadpool continues to roll along, thanks to what must primarily be repeat viewings at this point.
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Mr. Jackson noted that there were long lines for her viewings but short lines at voting booths.
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Peele&aposs script is tense, funny, and rewards viewers for repeat viewings with dozens of Easter eggs.
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My brother and I wore our VHS copy out from the sheer number of Saturday morning viewings.
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Thanks to multiple shared viewings of "The Incredibles" and "Ninjago," I'm now more adept at joining in.
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Cuarón teamed up with local organizations to throw huge public viewings of the Oscars in Mexico City.
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The research ranged from intensive classes on Jungian archetypes to repeated viewings of the movie Crimson Peak.
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The fight, in short, is a master class and one well worth the analysis of repeated viewings.
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"It is pretty much across the board," Mr. Woods said of the people who attend "Hocus Pocus" viewings.
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ABC later scrubbed "the segment involving Mr. Chanko from its website, DVDs and future viewings," the Times reported.
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It's also packed with jokes hiding in the background, inviting multiple viewings so you can catch them all.
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Like Nolan's film Inception, it's going to be betrayed by repeat viewings, and leadened by its own mystery.
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Spurlock's documentary is a "horror documentary," he explained, inspired by childhood viewings of Jaws, The Exorcist and Scanners.
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Alcoholics Anonymous continues at Playground Detroit (2845 Gratiot Avenue, Detroit, MI 48207) through October 6 (viewings by appointment).
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They, too, boast that outdoor film viewings are here to stay, a "highlight of the city's summer calendar".
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Moviegoers could only see 2D films with MoviePass's subscription, while AMC offered 3D, 4D, Dolby and IMAX viewings.
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It is a creative feat that requires several viewings (and think pieces) to unpack everything that's going on.
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But the viewings on Tuesday and Wednesday were for fans, many of whom started lining up late Monday.
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It was the kind of play that warranted several viewings, just to marvel at Rivers's synchronicity with Allen.
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From the map, we do not know where her actual popularity (actual number of YouTube viewings) is greatest.
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It's typical of works by Hammons to repel at first glance and weave a spell on successive viewings.
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While you can see why it put Mr. Wheeldon on the map, it does not reward multiple viewings.
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The visual motifs in Rose Gold are exhaustive — many more than I could catch, even after multiple viewings.
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After so many viewings and so many cultural references, that movie had acquired a sheen of timelessness for me.
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FMMF requires no prerequisite viewings because it's not a part of a series or decade-spanning universe of movies.
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By contrast, "Justice League" got off to a rocky start when it earned $13 million in Thursday night viewings.
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Vetokha said the other topic of talks with FIFA and the LOC was showing the matches at public viewings.
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His parents' bodies were returned to their hometown in Guerrero a week later, after separate viewings in New York.
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Then there were private viewings of the David Rockefeller collection before it went to auction this week at Christie's.
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Branching paths and multiple endings made it replayable, but repeat viewings lessened the tension and exposed the game's flaws.
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TMZ obtained video, which is obstructed by pedestrians and security and probably takes a couple of viewings to digest.
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Hopefully, the majority of these pieces will find their way into institutions where they'll be made accessible for public viewings.
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It is also used as part of certain embalming techniques to prevent decay and preserve bodies for funerals or viewings.
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In some cases, your exploration is rewarded with embedded "easter eggs," images within the images, an incentive for repeated viewings.
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Here are the things I've learned about Ansel Elgort based solely on 1.5 viewings of this video: Kaitlyn: Incredible takeaways!
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It's so rocket-paced that it almost demands multiple viewings to catch all the one-liners and oddball cultural references.
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FIFA says public viewings must comply with its rules and that anyone in breach of them is liable for prosecution.
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But my zone two apartment has been on the market for over two months and has had only two viewings.
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He warms our hearts, puts smiles on our faces, and makes all the exhausting shenanigans seem worth multiple TROS viewings.
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The first theatre — operated by AMC Entertainment Holdings — was launched this week, with public viewings expected to start on Friday.
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A private ceremony will be held between two public viewings, where people can pay their respects and honor his life.
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But the owner wanted to sell the unit, meaning the roommates would need to let prospective buyers in for viewings.
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After two viewings, around 80 percent of the subjects could reproduce the pattern; 64 percent could do it after one viewing.
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Watching them gets you in the holiday spirit, and they're absolutely worth repeat viewings when you need a little extra cheer.
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There's so much meat on this movie's bones that it's arguably the densest Star Wars installment yet, begging for repeat viewings.
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We couldn't stop listening to "Despacito," watched daylight turn to darkness and stocked up on tissues for This is Us viewings.
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The wrapped-in-flags kind of supporters that public viewings of games at the Euros regularly attract were not exactly present.
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As a result, traditionally big shows — like those on the Fourth of July — would need to be divided into smaller viewings.
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Upon further viewings of the full trailer, the Great Beard Mystery is possibly just the result of a weird lighting moment.
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This way, the iHeadPhone will corner the market on wired silent discos and shared-airplane-tiny-screen-Game-of-Thrones viewings.
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If the viewings were longer, this might not be the case, but it probably wouldn't be practical to make them longer.
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If you think you've seen this one before, watch it again; it rewards repeat viewings like few films of its ilk.
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The film's dated premise — real-life rivals fall in love over AOL — could easily have extinguished its chances for repeat viewings.
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Anxious as he seemed, he never raised his voice and still laughed at the bits he liked, even on repeat viewings.
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Even at three and a half hours, Martin Scorsese's new mob drama "The Irishman" brims with details that reward repeat viewings.
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I found this film abrasive when I first saw it, but with repeat viewings, its stature has grown in my eyes.
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Even after repeat viewings, it can still pique the curiosity of viewers desperate to figure out what the hell is going on.
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Next up you're asked to choose your favourites via the web-app and book viewings online at your preferred date and time.
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Say what you will about big, loud tentpole movies, at least the better superhero films are smart enough to reward multiple viewings.
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Thankfully, after multiple viewings of Black Mirror creator Charlie Brooker's latest creation, an explanation for the Pax demon starts to come together.
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The early audience declines for both suggest that the geekier contingent of fans — the group that drives repeat viewings — is staying away.
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So I've always thought about crafting stories that could hold up to multiple viewings, and so VR obviously fits right into that.
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Add DVR viewing, repeat viewings the night of, and online streaming and that 10 million jumps to a staggering 16.1 million views.
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The second and third viewings were less stressful; since I knew when the bumps and dips were coming, I could brace myself.
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He and other volunteers help schedule burials and organize viewings by engaging funeral homeowners to provide services for little or no fee.
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Like the sculptor Jeremy Mayer, who — inspired by multiple viewings of "Metropolis" — transforms irreparable machines into fantastic beasts and life-size figures.
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" The mood of antic, playful obnoxiousness feels forced rather than liberated, the result of careful note-taking during repeated viewings of "Deadpool.
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With lower expectations for ratings and plenty of airtime to get people hooked with marathon viewings, the margin of error is bigger.
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The company effectively acts as a real estate agent for short-term lettings: taking photos of the property, vetting applicants, and arranging viewings.
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Repeat viewings from comic-book enthusiasts, as well as premium formats like Imax and 3D have helped box office receipts reach extraordinary heights.
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The video for "Happy" is anything but, but it's also a refreshingly clever and subversive piece of feminist filmmaking that rewards multiple viewings.
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In other words, we may get richer and deeper appreciation out of subsequent viewings, but there's still something special about that first time.
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Largely because it was so very different from its predecessor, it took audiences several viewings to figure out whether they actually liked it.
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Here in Texas, Rick Zamarripa, the father of Officer Zamarripa, plans to accept the library's offer of private collection viewings for family members.
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After dozens of unanswered inquiries and multiple viewings canceled at the last minute, I decided to try my luck at one of these events.
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Indeed, The Last Jedi is full of existential crises and all kinds of cinematic references—some of which take a couple viewings to catch.
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Those looking to rent can send agents messages arranging viewings or challenge them to find apartments to suit their budget, location and size needs.
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There aren't too many titles leaving us this time around, but we are planning to have a few last viewings of these monumental classics.
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While her funeral and multiple days of public open casket viewings were streamed to the public, here are some moments fans may have missed.
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But it's a movie that plays better and better on repeat viewings, thanks to its explosion of imagination and its inspiring commitment to positivity.
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The sound... it echoes through my mind even now, after a solid six repeat viewings, and will likely reverberate there for years to come.
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A movie about magicians, filmmakers, and a mutual love for a well-performed sleight-of-hand, The Prestige is more enjoyable on repeated viewings.
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Trump frequently tweets in real time during his morning viewings of Fox & Friends, underscoring the outsized role the show plays in shaping his thinking.
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After more studying, which probably didn't involve repeated viewings of Donnie Darko and Southpaw, the sheep identified their trainers seven out of ten times.
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At "Sweeney Todd," she wore a bomber jacket from "It Should Have Been You" (it closed prematurely, but don't blame Veneziano: fifty-five viewings).
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Lady Bird is the rare movie that manages to be affectionate, entertaining, hilarious, witty, and confident, and it becomes even better on repeat viewings.
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The platform lets renters search for properties, arrange viewings, take virtual tours, fill in forms, submit references and pay deposits via a mobile app.
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A group of retired military men had taken the monument on tour, holding over 150 viewings and rallies; at an event in Austin, Tex.
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This also means The Witcher benefits from repeat viewings, where you can pick up on small details you may have missed the first time.
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I also understand that, relatively speaking, my total number of "Frozen" viewings is modest — some superfans claim to have watched it over 100 times.
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It rewards re-viewing as few others of its era, with Goldman dialogue that you thought you'd forgotten from the last several dozen viewings.
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"When you're that wealthy, it's cheaper to save time than to be out of the office for days doing endless viewings by car," Brand says.
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One thing that is for sure: You should celebrate with candy cane bagels, peppermint mochas, and viewings of Home Alone, The Holiday, and Love Actually.
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We can only imagine what it would be like to have a conversation with them, but it'll probably require a few hundred viewings of Titanic.
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Your Netflix history reveals not repeat viewings of Stranger Things or Orange is the New Black, but rather Black Mirror and The Crown binge-watches.
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It's a chilling, intense horror film that's shocking on first viewing, and fascinating on subsequent viewings for the craft that went into building its story.
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"Endgame" also has a lot of emotional — some would argue gut-wrenching — moments that could make repeat viewings difficult even for the biggest of fans.
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The listing site is seeing a growing number of outbound property viewings, that is more searches for properties outside the state than inside the state.
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Other matches involving Russia were shown at public viewings around Crimea using Russian broadcasters' pictures, according to photographs and videos of the events and witnesses.
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If you're moving in, you can browse the site for listings, schedule viewings with departing tenants and move in without paying a steep broker fee.
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This number was converted to a proportion by dividing the number of the artists' streamings by the total number of viewings for all fifty artists.
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It rewards re-viewing as few others of its era, with (William) Goldman dialogue that you thought you'd forgotten from the last several dozen viewings.
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Several said the solution was in watching the episode multiple times: Silence is expected on the first viewing, but commentary is allowed in subsequent viewings.
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In an interview with Women's Wear Daily, Jenna Dewan Tatum joked that the 3-year-old has a lot of Step Up viewings in her future.
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For tentpole blockbusters — movies like Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Black Panther, or The Avengers: Infinity War — repeat viewings are a cornerstone of the fan experience.
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Daniel's heartbroken family arranged four viewings at the Harmon Funeral Home on Staten Island on Monday and Tuesday, an employee at the funeral home tells PEOPLE.
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The artifacts are now being shown to the families of victims in private viewings at Dallas's central library, and archivists are working toward an online archive.
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Daniel's family is holding four viewings at the Harmon Funeral Home in Staten Island on Monday and Tuesday, an employee at the funeral home told PEOPLE.
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This is why, for example, young surrealist painters loved the film Nosferatu, even dressing like the characters and shouting out their favorite lines at repeated viewings.
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Eyster keeps the grime but highlights something that also exists in the film—and, upon repeated viewings, makes Hooper's spit-roasted terror tale even more disturbing.
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Results showed that participants who cried during viewings recorded moderate heart rates with stable breathing, while non-criers, conversely, had increased marks for the same categories.
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At many moments he surprised me, despite my repeat viewings, with new melismas and spins on lyrics that sharpened the story to a slightly different point.
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And on repeat viewings, you still care just as much, even if you spend your time searching for deeper meanings and things you may have missed.
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"Peacock Premium" will come with 4003,000 hours of programming including original Peacock series, early viewings of NBC's late-night shows and sports like the Premier League.
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Already, the number of property viewings in late January and early February rose, during what is typically a quiet period before the Chinese New Year holiday.
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Watch the video for yourself below to catch all of the references you may not have noticed in your previous 500 viewings of your favorite Pixar flicks.
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The event hosts invitation-only fashion viewings and a Harvey Nichols pop-up store in a tent that was still being erected hours before the first show.
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If your holiday season was made immensely better by multiple viewings of A Christmas Prince, then news of this prince-related TV film should surely thrill you.
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Finally, if you've waited until now to sign up for a MoviePass account, you're locked out of the best part of the membership: Unlimited viewings per month.
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Not to mention, "Endgame" has a lot of emotional — some would argue gut-wrenching — moments that could make repeat viewings difficult even for the biggest of fans.
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But what is it about his scenes that makes them so gripping, and why do they stand up to repeated viewings, even when you know the twist?
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Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life led to a million hot takes and many warm and cozy viewings with our mothers over Thanksgiving weekend in 299.
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Mortgages, for example, could sit in the "home-buying chain", offered on a platform that also displayed property listings and arranged viewings, surveys, conveyancing and home removals.
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No matter how many viewings it warranted, chances are there's something you missed—an Easter egg, a character flaw, a long-forgotten scene from a past film.
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But to enjoy the movie you have to get to know the two characters and appreciate the nuances of their friendship, which is easier after multiple viewings.
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A list of coming events at the venue will include meteor shower viewing parties, spring and fall equinox viewings, star parties and comet observations, among many others.
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The Russian World Cup organizers told Crimean officials staging the public viewings to screen the games via two services that re-transmit Russian television stations, Vetokha said.
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Public viewings in cinemas are subject to regulation by FIFA and Dmitry Garnega, the cinema's director, said FIFA had denied his application but he went ahead anyway.
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In my own live VR event viewings, I've found the presentation to be incredibly engaging and definitely worth the extra effort of strapping on a VR headset.
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WATCH: David Lynch Is Also a Painter But after a few more viewings, it becomes clear that the elements of Twin Peaks are a little more nuanced.
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Mr. Cody would send hasty texts to Ms. Yasuoka, who works at a tech company in the East Village, asking if she could rush over for viewings.
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By the time a player reaches such great heights, he will have been dissected by an army of scouts, even his slightest tendencies betrayed by repeat viewings.
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After three viewings, Insider rounded up some of the best "Star Wars" references you may only catch if you recently gave the entire Skywalker saga a rewatch.
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Or imagine telling someone who's apartment hunting to stop being so available for apartment viewings because the listing of their dreams will just magically appear in their lap.
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Tricks like The Prestige or The Game or The Sting work, even on multiple viewings, because there aren't bloggers leaving the theater to pump expectations after every hour.
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Now that you've spent a small fortune on repeat viewings of Wonder Woman, Diana's coming to home video so you can spend even more quality time with her.
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If your dad prefers his viewings in the theater, there are some great summer hits for the whole family, from Solo: A Star Wars Story to Incredibles 2.
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I already know that Black Panther's weight in gold at the box office will be in repeat viewings, because we just won't want this cinematic experience to end.
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Given that many fans have their opinion of a shocking, action-packed movie improved by subsequent viewings, we might expect the number to actually inch up over time.
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When Entertainment Weekly spoke to executive producer and writer Bruce Miller earlier this month, he had one suggestion for how to prepare for viewings: "a bottle of scotch."
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And, perhaps just as important, if I ever have children, I'll absolutely be cycling these films into viewings when I introduce my kids to the Star Wars universe.
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They have no other option but to search multiple property sites and go through the hassle of contacting real estate agencies one by one to book single viewings.
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But I also know that part of the enhanced pleasure I get from subsequent viewings is linked to remembering how I felt being surprised the first time around.
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Before Aretha Franklin is laid to rest at the end of August, the beloved singer's fans will get a chance to pay their respects during two public viewings.
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She tells me that she doesn't drink or take drugs, and that she's applied for over 100 apartments, but was only invited to viewings for ten of them.
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French start-up Immersit wants to give your home movie viewings and gaming sessions the same physical intensity that's typically reserved for pricey theater seats and amusement parks.
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But Peele's sense of framing, as well as the visual spectacle that is the film's "Sunken Place" motif, is impossible to look away from even on repeated viewings.
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You need to meet Ms. Akerman on her terms, although even when you do, her work may not completely open itself up to you, even after repeated viewings.
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On a recent Tuesday, Sabin Howard, the figurative sculptor, was preparing for one of the first public viewings of a planned national memorial to the First World War.
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" Mr. Rogers grew up in North Carolina and got hooked on science fiction early, after viewings of "Sesame Street" and "The Electric Company" gave way to "Doctor Who.
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FIFA and the local organizing committee (LOC) which staged the World Cup in Russia on FIFA's behalf did not respond to Reuters' questions about public viewings in Crimea.
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"The exhibition layout references domestic space through interior design choices and feng shui principles," she adds, giving a generous shortcut to an exhibition that easily requires multiple viewings.
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Shot in two days last summer in Beirut, it's a stark look at life for one detained refugee and a tragic ode to family that demands multiple viewings.
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The only possible downside to changing this could be fewer Stories ad impressions if secondary viewings of peoples' best friends' Stories keep them watching more than new content.
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Now with only two viewings in two months, my estate agent says the price of the property is too high and is deterring value-conscious and cautious buyers.
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In recent months, HMNY has tried to bring its cash burn under control by introducing MoviePass features like surge pricing and stopping repeat viewings of the same movie.
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Even in early viewings of the film, critics disparaged it for having a number of racial cliches, including a scene in which Tony convinces Shirley to try fried chicken.
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From Brooklyn to Berkeley, American liberals have cocooned themselves in a soothing feedback loop woven from Huffington Post headlines, New York Times polls, and repeat viewings of Madam Secretary.
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It takes few viewings to discern the homemade tattoo that suggests affiliation with some neighborhood group ("32 St boys") or the echoing curves of shoulders, elbows, knees, and chins.
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It's also part of Marvel's strategy to keep audiences coming back for repeat viewings, which Feige compared to the fan-favorite "Star Wars" films or the "Harry Potter" franchise.
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There's only one surefire way to get your 2018 off to the start it deserves, and that's repeated viewings of a small corgi falling backwards into her owner's lap.
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Then I tweaked the recipe to turn the light strip red whenever I said "Alexa, trigger 'Game of Thrones'" — which set the mood during viewings of the HBO show.
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It's not the best work of frequent Monty Python collaborator Terry Gilliam—that would be 1985's Brazil, which is worth several stoned viewings, but is not on Netflix.
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I'm kinder and gentler in my reality show viewings now, just as I'm kinder and gentler to myself about my marriage ending and my life crumbling from underneath me.
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A raw and raunchy exploration of sexual frustration and the drive for power and dominion, Ping's video is as visually biting as it is conceptually brilliant, encouraging repeated viewings.
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Rwanda Development Board and tour operators recommend booking permits early, as visits are restricted to 275-minute viewings, once daily, for groups of just eight people at a time.
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Its choreography will repay multiple viewings, both to find further detail and to sense its overall coherence: How do its prose and poetry subsequently fit together in the mind?
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Public viewings will be held August 28 and 29 at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, the singer's publicist, Gwendolyn Quinn, previously told CNN.
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The stock also got a boost this week after the company announced that its latest movie — "Murder Mystery," starring Adam Sandler and Jennifer Anniston — had attracted the most viewings ever.
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Each of FLCL's six episodes are so packed with details, rapid-fire jokes and animation shifts that the show practically demands repeat viewings to disentangle the story from the noise.
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His breakout role was in Netflix's The Kissing Booth This is where you've more than likely seen Elordi before (if not a few times thanks to multiple Kissing Booth viewings).
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"We're in the process of trying to get 20 Gear VRs that we can send back to the community," she says, so they'll be able to organize their own viewings.
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Casa Bonay, a four-star hotel in Barcelona, is hosting a slew of events including film festivals, album listening parties, and rooftop viewings to make the locals come to them.
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After less than two weeks in theaters, it became China's top-grossing documentary of all time, bolstered in part by compulsory viewings for China's 90 million or so Party members.
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The gamble paid off, resulting in a mind-bending action-epic that lured viewers back for repeated viewings in the hopes they would crack the movie's complex code of dreams.
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And in a tradition that began a few years after the film came out, a student-run organization still offers annual viewings of "Love Story" for first-year Harvard students.
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By the morning after Mr. Trump's upset victory, nerves were downright frayed, with buyers canceling viewings and delaying contracts, saying they needed to reassess, according to brokers, lawyers and developers.
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These 36 episodes, about the fledgling Deadwood, S.D., of the 1870s, are among the best, most artful hours of TV in living memory, all the more rewarding upon multiple viewings.
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"Due to the limited capacity of the installation, not all visitors are able to experience it, as the queue for viewings usually books up early in the day," the website warns.
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Audiences are either heading back to theaters for repeat Get Out viewings or word-of-mouth is still doing its job of convincing first-timers to catch it while they can.
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I've had some repeat viewings here and there — the new Star Wars and Bladerunner 2049, to name a couple — and I've fortunately not run into any of the above-mentioned issues.
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These little big errors don't always ruin a movie (mostly because we didn't notice them on first watch) but just add more of a laugh to yourself moment on later viewings.
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The new moon takes place on November 18, meaning that the bright light of a full moon, which can interfere with meteor shower viewings, won't be a factor this time around.
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Watching the fight as a whole, particularly on repeat viewings, it is clear that Mayweather was never in trouble and that McGregor was not landing anything meaningful through the early rounds.
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But the only real solution seems to be multiple viewings — and in order to accommodate that, it's worthwhile for the director and team to make sure there's content in all directions.
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Big screens were erected in public squares in the Syrian capital of Damascus for public viewings, and fans packed into coffee shops and sports halls to watch the broadcast from Iran.
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Much like True Blood tourist Carol, binge-watching and repeat viewings motivated Paméla Rougerie (of Paris) to visit Glasgow, Scotland, the setting of the British sitcom Lovesick, back in May 2018.
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Seemingly designed for repeated viewings and inside jokes, they're meant to be experienced as much as seen, and preferably with a crowd that's as enthusiastic about the material as you are.
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His embalmed body was on display in Washington for nearly a week and then traveled by train for two more weeks, making frequent stops for viewings, ending up in Springfield, Ill.
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It struggled to find a consistent audience on Syfy, in part due to the network's rights, which put an emphasis on live-viewings in a time when audience behaviors are drastically changing.
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The lengthy production has demanded repeat viewings, not simply because of director Ava DuVernay's mesmerizing visuals; you need to watch it over and over again just to catch all the celebrity cameos.
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Churches and anti-abortion groups have organized group viewings of the film, according to the Times, and the Unplanned website includes a devotional called Planned From the Start, aimed at religious viewers.
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Some fellow GOP lawmakers have been upset with the lack of transparency with the House Energy and Commerce Committee's draft bill, which is apparently being limited to private viewings for certain members.
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That kind of time commitment — especially when you factor in trailers, ticket purchases, and schlepping to and from the theater — only hurts the prospects of the audience signing up for repeat viewings.
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We continue to do business with the Walt Disney Company on many fronts, including our ongoing deal with Marvel TV. So, no, you don't have to squeeze in your Moana viewings immediately.
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The relentless cruelty of Freud's gray light, which I found deadening in past viewings, suddenly felt as piercing as the flash of a strobe, edging his forms with a sculpted, impenetrable blackness.
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That's down 34 percent after a $40 million opening weekend (domestic); a relatively small drop by Hollywood standards, and one that suggests both growing interest and repeat viewings for the new film.
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Buying or selling a house has become vastly more complicated, according to Kirman, who has seen a decline in house viewings since California issued a statewide 'stay at home' on March 19.
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To All the Boys I've Loved Before is that kind of movie: the kind that is as sweet and addictive as candy, that wants its audience to indulge in multiple repeat viewings.
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Cheese Gritty will be available for public viewings come Sunday at the Lemon Hill Mansion in Philadelphia as a part of the Historic Houses of Fairmount Park's four day "Very Philly Christmas" event.
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During social hour, we read Bible stories like the tale of the prodigal son through art projects, movie viewings, dances, plays, and discussions in which we applied their stories to our own lives.
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I know this not because it actually happened, but because I've heard Arnold Schwarzenegger and Linda Hamilton game out the scenario in repeated viewings of James Cameron's 240 classic Terminator 22019: Judgment Day.
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His preferred venue for major events, Mexico City's vast Zocalo main square, is being used to host public viewings of World Cup matches, including a game pitting Mexico against Sweden on Wednesday morning.
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And since you can only look one way while each scene unfolds in every direction simultaneously, the film captures the ungraspable nature of dreams while giving you more to see with additional viewings.
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But, still, at this moment in time, a TV-spin off of "Parasite" seems superfluous to say the least — "Parasite" is a perfect, timeless film that begs for repeat viewings and ends perfectly.
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Since Stranger Things 2, as its streaming giant home keeps referring to the new season, is so compelling, it's easier to notice little trends one might not see with larger gaps between viewings.
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It's also why, after two viewings of The Force Awakens, I think the new movie is fantastic, and I'm very excited for what's to come in the next two parts of the trilogy.
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I like the idea that people on repeat viewings of the opening credits would appreciate more and more different things, because if you're binge-watching, you're going to see it again and again.
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But the miracle he's proudest of — sweeping four-time Olympian Erin Hamlin off her feet — lends itself less to repeat viewings by his core audience of hoops fanatics and goggle-eyed Minnesota schoolchildren.
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The 14-hour, mid-October Qantas flight from Sydney to Los Angeles probably went as most do: peanuts, in-flight viewings of the latest Spider-Man, a restless toddler, some overtippling business travelers.
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"Spotlight" is another "important film" and a very effective one that actually benefits from repeat viewings, but the sheer joy of "Mad Max: Fury Road" is impossible not to get swept up in.
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"If any of the mainstream housebuilders were to suggest that they are seeing a greater pressure on pricing or reduced level of viewings, it could be taken quite badly by the market," he added.
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The second, "Tired Tom," has been on the market with an agent for a few months, and is tired of being messed around or the hassle of keeping the property tidy for viewings etc.
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The company, which launched on-stage at our very own TechCrunch Disrupt London late last year, offers an app that lists properties available to rent and helps manage the rental process, including booking viewings.
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We've seen a handful of brands diverge from the tried-and-true, season-ahead runway show in favor of presentations or private viewings, with some test-driving the whole "see now, buy now" approach.
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On subsequent viewings, I've come to appreciate this ambiguity as part of what Mr. Trapero is trying to address, and as an essential aspect of what his film reveals about the nature of authoritarianism.
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Pre-sale viewings in Hong Kong, London, San Francisco and New York drew 27,000 people, and an outside agency was hired to create a dramatic video chronicling the "real-life emotions" of selected viewers.
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The work, which dates from about 1500 and was rediscovered in 2005, has created huge levels of media and public interest during pre-auction viewings in Hong Kong, London, San Francisco and New York.
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A recent ban on tenant fees that go towards cost of conducting viewings, verifying references and drawing up contracts has shaved off revenue at Foxtons' lettings business, making it harder to achieve organic growth.
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Wednesday's bill, "21st Century Choreographers," includes three works that reward repeated viewings: Alexei Ratmansky's "Pictures at an Exhibition," Justin Peck's "Everywhere We Go" and Christopher Wheeldon's "Estancia"; if you've seen them before, see them again.
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But as an unabashed television connoisseur (including occasional closeted viewings of "The O'Reilly Factor"), I'd always appreciated the staging Mr. Ailes brought to Fox News, right down to the Marilyn Monroe treatment of beat reporters.
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And, if you run out of options (say, because you start your spooky viewings while it's still September), there are also tons of Halloween episodes of TV shows you can watch on Hulu as well.
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All that increased scrutiny will likely force Kalanick—a guy who's clearly sat through way too many viewings of Glengarry Glen Ross (the movie, not the play)—to make the difficult transition from bro to pro.
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The fees, which go towards the cost of conducting viewings, verifying references and drawing up contracts, have become an increasingly important money-earner for the industry, averaging 337 pounds ($417), according to independent group Citizens Advice.
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The Kasaz platform also lets buyers and sellers communicate with each other, including the ability to book viewings online, and provides additional services such as professional photography, video or 3D tours, and professionally written property descriptions.
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It's really no surprise, then, that we all tend to get a little more adventurous with our porn viewings around the time of the year when we also get ultra-creative with just about everything else.
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Tenant fees, which go towards the cost of conducting viewings, verifying references and drawing up contracts, have become an increasingly important money-earner for the industry, averaging 337 pounds ($417), according to independent group Citizens Advice.
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But if you're looking to shake things up a bit, or even just give yourself a palette cleanser between viewings of A Christmas Prince, then ahead are 30 movies that are pretty much just as good.
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In the decades and multiple viewings since that first time, the movie has taught me how to perform an identity, how to play the gender game, and, probably most importantly, what it means to inhabit yourself.
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I expect it'd play better for me now that we've navigated the puzzle — much like Nolan's puzzle films, which tend to be dazzling the first time through, but only really reveal their craft on subsequent viewings.
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While the first day of the sale was a Monday, previews — where prospective buyers could set up private viewings of individual horses — had been taking place since the previous Thursday, when the yearlings arrived at Keeneland.
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Kfir is also inviting survivors to add their own testimonies to the project and this spring will be touring the full VR version across America on college campuses—including fraternity viewings—collecting testimonies along the way.
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The number of new clients expressing interest to buy fell by nearly a third in the week following the latest curbs, and home viewings dropped 21 percent, according to data from Lianjia, Beijing's dominant real estate broker.
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Christmas is almost here, which means our nights are quickly filling up with either gift exchanges, shrimp ring consumption, or repeated viewings of our favourite holiday classics (or all of the above, if the night is perfect).
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" Her twin sister, Rachel Ellis, said she was too emotional for a phone interview but wrote in an email that she&aposll miss marathon Food Network viewings after which her sister would "always be inspired to cook.
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While Rylo's single lens take will not be able to do so in 3D, the company's focus is still more on punching out a traditional letterbox format rather than building content ripe for viewings on VR headsets.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes Over time, and with repeated viewings, I've come to develop a theory about Heathers, which is this: The movie would not be made today.
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It's a national trait that cannot be taught or acquired -- something that no diet of Guinness, potato dinners, Irish dancing lessons, or "The Quiet Man" viewings can ever rectify (though you should certainly enjoy all these things!).
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Aretha Franklin, who died August 16 at age 76, will be honored with public viewings Tuesday and Wednesday at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit, followed by a star-studded funeral Friday.
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Since then, more than a dozen former Webster employees have opened up in the press about the alleged hostile work environment and sexually/emotionally abusive behavior they witnessed from their CEO—including unwanted physical contact and pornography viewings.
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You might argue that it helps to have some distance between viewings of each installment, because the lovers Céline (Julie Delpy) and Jesse (Ethan Hawke) themselves are dealing with the passage of time and the slippage of memory.
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While it's likely that "Endgame" was going to make the same amount of money regardless of when the film opened in different countries, having a staggered release can prolong the film's exposure to audiences and encourage repeat viewings.
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"Endgame" is an action-packed blockbuster, but it's also got a lot of emotional — some would argue gut-wrenching — moments that could make repeat viewings difficult even for the biggest of fans, Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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These fees, which go towards the cost of conducting viewings, verifying references and drawing up contracts, have become an increasingly important earner for traditional agents as a shortage of affordable housing forces more people to rent each year.
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As Laaksonen began spending more time in America, he grew close to artists like Etienne and Robert Mapplethorpe, inviting them to his home for salons and viewings, since opportunities to show their work at public institutions were scarce.
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To get it, she organized two public viewings: first in Davos, Switzerland, where she'd been invited to present at the World Economic Forum, and then at Park City's Egyptian Theater, right after New Frontier's panel on experimental storytelling.
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The first lady's lack of recent viewings, prior to Monday's event, has created a storm of "where is she?" memes on the internet, and speculation on her whereabouts ran the gamut, from New York City to Palm Beach.
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Today it has spawned seemingly endless viewings at midnight showings around the world, where fans quote the film's garbled script by heart, hurl spoons at the screen, and treat Wiseau and the film's other cast members like celebrities.
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I used to love Pennywise, is the thing: I was a child aficionado of horror movies, in general, and of IT, in particular; I flouted my parents' rules and snuck viewings of the original IT at friends' house.
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Years and countless viewings later, I still don't know what I love more: Giles and Spike on swings in matching tweed suits, the Cheese Man, or Buffy spitting fire in Willow's hilariously inaccurate Death of a Salesman dream.
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According to the Alamo, this is not the first time the chain has held exclusive screenings: "We're big fans of special viewings and have done veterans and active military screenings many, many times," the company wrote on Facebook.
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"Ipsa Dixit"—the title is Latin for "She herself said," and alludes to "ipse dixit," the legal term for a claim without proof—is an awesomely wide-ranging intellectual journey whose myriad subtleties register only with repeated viewings.
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Laura Dern's performance in the film has also gotten positive reviews — and one fan went so far as to share their own experience seeing the film in theaters, just in case everybody's viewings at home weren't as spirited.
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Another of the three, Luzer, initially seems like the cutup of the bunch, an aspiring actor who lives part-time in Los Angeles and says he had forged his impression of the outside world from furtive movie viewings.
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Inspired by Lena Waithe's iconic tweet, I decided to let people who have ever tried to poison my life with their Asian fetish know that they can attempt to make penance by bankrolling my Crazy Rich Asians viewings.
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Srivastava said users tended to be people are in the city for multiple appointments — meetings, house viewings, or just commuting to work — but didn't want to waste time waiting on pickups for Uber, rival service Ola or other transportation.
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Made prevalent during the Civil War, when bodies of fallen soldiers were shipped back home for viewings and funerals, embalming is a technique used to preserve the deceased by replacing a portion of their blood with chemicals (including formaldehyde).
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Last week, Theron and Pitt apparently ran into each other at the Chateau Marmont on Los Angeles, after separately taking in viewings of the films Roma and If Beale Street Could Talk, respectively — both wonderful films, in our opinion.
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For example, g i bishop confidently states that they're "very happy with product would get again" which leads me to assume that Best Bites is so good that g i bishop wore through the tape with endless repeat viewings.
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But annual viewings of PBS' Eyes on the Prize series and days-long VHS marathons of the Roots miniseries were also part of our experience, making it impossible to think uncritically about America as the land of the free.
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A White House intern friend, exhausted by the unending hours of TV coverage, marched to the video store one night, bought a VHS copy of the movie "Notting Hill" and proceeded to wear it out with almost nightly viewings.
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"Possibilia" is only six minutes long, but when a member of Interlude roughly calculated the number of different possible viewings, he arrived at an unimaginably large figure: 2049,2500,2247,3013,2301,2248,22014,986,593,281,521,497,120,2483,687,020,801,267,626, 233,049,500,247,285,301,248—more than the number of seconds since the Big Bang.
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However, club members will be able to order it first, so super fans might want to get a head start and sign up now to ensure their Vanderpump viewings will be paired with a wine created by the Witches themselves.
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Click here to view original GIFMars in every month of 5 (Image: NASA)Although May 30th is the peak, really any days between May 18 and June 3 are going to be excellent for up-close viewings of the red planet.
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The three-movie "All Access" plan has geographic pricing tiers of $153, $18, and $20, while the "Red Carpet" plan gets you into an IMAX or 3-D movie for one of those three viewings, at $20, $22, or $25.
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The overall climax of the series will work no matter how you get there, and the climax of each episode will work no matter how you get there, but no two viewings of an episode will ever be the same.
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"The Iceman Cometh" is really a novel in speech, and, as with the works of James Joyce, another Irishman in love with language and play, it takes repeated readings and viewings to find the humor mixed in with the disillusionment.
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But at just under an hour and a half, The Lost Village is a nonstop Technicolor bonanza, and I can't imagine that repeated viewings wouldn't overstimulate young synapses, even when transferred to tablets and minivan screens to keep little ones distracted.
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Viewings earlier this week at the Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History and at Franklin's childhood parish, New Bethel Baptist Church, as well as an all-star tribute concert Thursday night, were all planned with the public in mind.
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The centerpiece is Christopher Wheeldon's "Polyphonia" (2001, to Ligeti piano pieces — played here by Francisco Rennó), a work so abundant with striking detail and compositional intricacy that I'm sorry to say that it does not reward more than a few viewings.
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In New York City's highly competitive rental market, brokers still control listings, viewings and signings and tenants almost always have to work with a broker to rent an apartment, even if they find it on websites like StreetEasy or Craigslist.
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Zwirner, which also has two galleries in Chelsea, one in London and one that will open in Hong Kong next year, plans to use the space for private viewings, special projects and one to two focused historical exhibitions a year.
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One of a fleet of up to six produced for the dictator by defunct local carmaker ARO Campulung, the car has been kept in a hangar on the outskirts of the capital Bucharest, and viewings have been by appointment only.
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As written by and starring Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer, Michael McKean, and Rob Reiner (who also directed), This Is Spinal Tap is packed with so many jokes that it'll take at least a couple of viewings to catch them all.
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Energetic kids should be barred from all viewings, not only because they will spoil the film for grown-ups and super-cool teenagers, but because it's a movie about death and an unspeakable grief and come on, kids have enough to worry about.
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Indeed, Saulnier introduced the Green Room screening by saying that the film was partly a product of repeat viewings of the opening SWAT team scene of George Romero's Dawn of the Dead — a sequence that acts as a kind of miniature siege movie.
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There may be good reasons that this setting exists on today's TVs, but honestly I can't think of any, and even if there are, I would guarantee the number of viewings it's screwing up is monstrous compared to any good it's doing.
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I had spent the morning sleeping, the afternoon cleaning up my sticky-floored, New Year's-ruined apartment, activities that were interspersed with a variety of caloric intakes and movie viewings, including You Got Served (does not really hold up) and Paddington 203 (phenomenal!).
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The central character of this vivid, unrelentingly funny memoir is the author's father—a Catholic priest whose first stirrings of faith came, after he was already married, by way of repeated viewings of "The Exorcist" while he was serving in the Navy.
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The pictures shown at the public viewings came from Russian broadcasters although rules set by world soccer's governing body, FIFA, stipulate that they should come from the holder of the broadcast license for each territory — in Crimea's case, two Ukrainian television stations.
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That doesn't mean that Swift's new game from Glu won't do well – after all, the official app is more like a mobile version of a website, while the music video is something that you'll get enough of after a couple of viewings max.
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The renowned artist's painting of Christ as "Savior of the World," dating from about 22012 and rediscovered in 2100, has created huge levels of media and public interest during its pre-auction viewings in Hong Kong, London, San Francisco and now New York.
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Before her funeral on Friday at the Greater Grace Temple in Detroit, where Ms. Franklin was honored in a daylong ceremony, there were public viewings at the city's Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History and the New Bethel Baptist Church.
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In fairness, they were trying to guilt them into buying a $17,000 wedding dress which, based on my viewings of Say Yes to The Dress, is not exactly the highest end of the price spectrum (and certainly more than I'd ever pay).
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It's awkward to say no without at least checking out the photos or the place, so I was roped into casually committing to three viewings — even when they were way out of my price range or not remotely close to where I was looking.
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And so, 15 years after I first saw it, perhaps it's time to leave the The Notebook in the part of my brain that's still transported by the flawed fantasy, rather than lose the feeling it first evoked with too many disappointing repeat viewings.
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"It's in the minority share that kids will go to a movie more than once, because if you go to see a movie and you are a family of four, you're generally talking at least $40… you don't have the multiple viewings," Silver said.
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Based on the youthful experiences of Eleanor Bergstein, who wrote the screenplay, the film clearly resonated with audiences; their repeated viewings and enthusiastic response made it one of the highest-grossing films of 1987, and made Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey into bona fide stars.
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I think I know a song about that... There are probably dozens more clues we missed on our first ten trailer viewings, but luckily, we've got the next few weeks to obsessively rewatch to find more before Game of Thrones Season 7 premieres on July 16.
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None of this is because I felt the need to see Cersei puffing out a breath of frigid air over and over again, or because watching Johnny Depp phone in another cash-grab performance as Jack Sparrow will somehow improve based upon the number of repeat viewings.
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It's been an emotional time for Northern, who has shared little publicly about his experiences with Franklin since she died, but he found some peace when he styled her hair at the Swanson Funeral Home last Friday before public viewings in her hometown of Detroit, Michigan began.
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"In the early viewings [of the film] you'd have to counsel people ... to stay with it for a minute and imagine this is someone you love going through this," says Molly Eagan, vice president of Planned Parenthood Experience and an executive producer of Across the Line.
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I don't know when or how we came to own Aladdin and the King of Thieves, but it became my go-to for repeat viewings to scratch that Aladdin itch until the original came out of the Disney vault for a DVD release in the early-2000s.
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After failing to secure a wide release after its premiere, The Room became a word-of-mouth fascination around Hollywood, as celebrities like Judd Apatow, Paul Rudd, and Kristen Bell came to its lone monthly midnight showing, organized private viewings, and passed around stories of its mythical filming conditions.
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Shi Jian, the club manager, and Mr. Wang said they had been inspired to open their venture in late 2015 after repeated viewings of "Fight Club," the 1999 cult film in which Brad Pitt and Edward Norton star as two unlikely partners who start an underground barefist fighting club.
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In contrast, what worked with Amazing Grace was its marketing as an insightful and unifying concert film rather than a gospel film, granting it wider engagement and success; something that instigated multiple viewings of it in the cinema on my part, despite never really engaging with Franklin's work prior.
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This despite the fact that in between each scene on her hands and knees she meticulously picked from the floor every speck of food, during which time the weary audience talked and checked phones, inattentive — after their first several viewings — to the abject ritual on taking place on the stage.
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The company positions itself as the only estate agency in the U.K. that offers a premium service akin to a high-end traditional estate agent, including accompanied property viewings and working until 10 pm at night, on weekends and bank holidays — for a low online fee starting at £948 +VAT.
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According to the Erie Times-News, teachers at the Millcreek School District were handed the cheap baseball souvenirs at the end of a training session on how to defend against school shooters, which ostensibly included a few rounds of batting practice and multiple viewings of that scene from The Warriors.
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But for all the repeated viewings, I did not recall many of Short Circuit's more horrible aspects, such as Fisher Stevens browning up to mug an East Indian accent and deliver terrible jokes, the implication that killer drones were around the corner and the lazy, fatalistic attitude toward thermonuclear Armageddon.
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Home Made claims to be the only estate agency in the U.K. that offers a premium service akin to a high-end traditional estate agent — including accompanied property viewings and working until 10 pm at night, on weekends and bank holidays — for a low online fee starting at £948 +VAT.
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I don't remember how I came up with the idea to do "words starting with two letter Roman numerals ending in I" as a theme, but I do remember watching "Dallas" episodes a lot back in the '80s and I remember thinking VIEWINGS was the best entry in this puzzle.
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Funded in part by a fake ID business and inspired by repeated viewings of Guy Ritchie's Snatch, the friends managed to pull off a messy robbery at their school's rare book room, escaping with an original copy of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species and other rare books worth around $10 million.
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While it will take at least another 10 viewings for us to even begin to wrap our heads around all of the amazingness that transpired in this one-hour video, there's one thing we know beyond a shadow of the doubt — there was not a single look that did not slay in a major way.
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The Last Samurai by Helen DeWitt Dewitt's wildly original novel takes on the idea of genius and child-raising, following a brilliant single mother who tries to raise her son through a homeschooling diet of ancient Greek and multiple viewings of Akira Kurosawa's The Seven Samurai (to give him positive male role models, of course).
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It's a fantastic show, held together by the psychological illusionist's charming patter and dazzling skill —but since Secret is his first Broadway show, many of his audience members might emerge from their viewings wondering where the hell that nice man with the magic brain came from, and why they've never seen him around before.
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Previous viewings were limited to a handful of people in the area when Mr. Ellis would occasionally pull the items out of an old 22005-pound safe in his basement and show them at the local Kiwanis Club or a school, or when he invited a few older fans to his house for a drink.
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The original plot of FLCL is hard to get a handle on without multiple viewings and a Pepe Silvia-style organizational chart, but basically 12-year-old Naota Nandaba discovers he has a giant robot inside his head when a mysterious woman named Haruko (Kari Wahlgren) drives by him on a moped and hits him with a guitar.
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Screenwriters Phillips and Scott Silver have crafted a tragic downfall of an everyday man with mental health problems — one who, crucially, tries consistently to reach out for help — and their adapted screenplay is not your usual superhero CGI-marathon, but a layered and thoughtful character study that explores adult themes and offers a lot of worth on repeat viewings.
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Even with the advent of apps like StreetEasy and Zillow, there are still hours and hours of hard work to be done: Obtaining the rental listings from landlords requires years of legwork and relationship building, writing listing descriptions (his often marked with the poetry of a writer who needs to put food on the table), vetting potential customers over the phone, arranging viewings and organizing open houses.
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Why was I so wrapped up in the thought of giving up some superficial events — weekly Bachelor viewings and backyard birthday parties, the first week of classes and the last goodbyes to my favorite professors, sunsets shared with my roommate and commencement celebrations soon to be shared with my family—when there are people in this world shouldering hardships brought on by the coronavirus that are way worse?
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He struck difficult tricks with such seeming effortlessness that it requires repeated viewings—maybe two, or even three or four—to register just how fucking fast he is skating, how high he is snapping, how tall the ledges and rails he is blessing are, how truly ridiculous every trick is, a man launching himself with a blink-and-you-miss-it savagery before alighting like a premier danseur.
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Pascal admits to Secondo that the invite was a lie, with the intention of bankrupting the brothers, and this, in turn, leads to a cascade of further revelations: Secondo's girlfriend realizes that he has been having an affair with Pascal's wife; Secondo realizes that Primo has been considering returning to Rome to work for their uncle; Primo and Secondo realize that, after years of hard work, they have failed at their goal of building a life for themselves in the US. Big Night is a small, endearing movie, and repeated viewings reveal Shalhoub as the true center of the story.
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That was my way home — 14 hours to Abu Dhabi, and another 14 back to J.F.K. — and I guess it turned out to be good news for independent booksellers in Sydney: I loaded up on Nick Petrie novels; enjoyed Adrian McKinty's "In the Morning I'll Be Gone"; and scored a hard copy of "The Fatal Shore" by Robert Hughes, which I failed to finish reading on the Kindle because I was too wrapped up in repeated viewings of "Manchester by the Sea" on the plane out and by eating-eating-eating when I was in Oz. And now?
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