They'd record segments off the TV and intercut their reactions.
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The footage, shot on a camcorder, was grainy and intercut with static.
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This is intercut with shots of villagers squatting in fields to defecate.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN) intercut with footage from the 9/11 attacks.
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We watch Billy Mitchell's scratchy, warping VHS tape intercut with his conversation with the owner of Twin Galaxies, and intercut with that is the head referee talking about how the score keeper must have integrity about anything else.
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Intercut with Jessica's final testimony are statements from other women in the show.
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Rue's arrival home is intercut with flashbacks to the death of her father.
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Martin's pursuit of that clue is intercut with flashbacks to the boys' upbringing.
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Her explanation is intercut with brief and increasingly cringe-worthy moments from previous dates.
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Intercut with their collective story are Vere's retellings of the lives of the saints.
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The clip is intercut with footage of their figure skating competitions throughout the years.
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Movie scenes are intercut with snippets of video culled from television and the internet.
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More interesting are Apostol's many women, stand-ins and doppelgängers whose stories intercut and complicate.
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Their stories, intercut in linear progression in this short feature, seem like descents into madness.
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Mr. Putin shows Mr. Stone his horse stables (intercut with stills of Mr. Putin riding).
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The movie only shows the "middle" part of drug addiction, intercut with flashbacks from Nic's childhood.
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Intercut with that story is the tale of a family who previously camped in the area.
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When footage of a man with a neutral expression was intercut with an image of a child in a coffin, the audience thought that the man looked sorrowful; when the same footage was intercut with a shot of a bowl of soup, the man looked hungry.
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That clip was already a meme, often intercut with videos of other unsavory people getting laid out.
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This didn't escape the internet's notice, so here is Sean Spicer seamlessly intercut with Veep's closing credits.
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The fans will be pleasantly surprised, though, because we will intercut that with scenes from the show.
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This description is intercut with the players who "aren't playing," saying that they would like him out.
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These disturbing visuals are intercut with shots of the Dutch Golden Age paintings that cover the walls.
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The film is Obaid-Chinoy's most visually striking, featuring interview scenes intercut with moody shots of the city.
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Becky and Harry's mournful, tentative romance is intercut with self-contained character studies of their relatives and acquaintances.
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And by "juicy drama," I mean one-on-one conversations over dinner intercut with drone shots of the 101.
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The unexpectedly emotional unraveling is purposefully intercut with footage of Arie and Kendall making out at the Eiffel Tower.
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Intercut with Mia's story is another one: a woman (Kiran Sonia Sawar) works for an insurance company, investigating claims.
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Bordering the back of the area is a row of poorly constructed houses intercut with shallow canals of brown sludge.
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JH: The film's hip-hop performances — one of the first documentations of the art form — are often intercut with action.
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The characters from the show are intercut with clips of Trump speaking, appearing to comment on his words with confusion.
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This is intercut with scenes from Thelma and Louise, who travelled together, yet even then were faced with horrific encounters.
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He showers and, intercut, are scenes of the real Schlesinger at a pool in California with other beautiful young men.
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This story is intercut with the build-up to another Pearson-gathering event in the earlier timeline: the school talent show.
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Shots of Phoenix running from street toughs in his clown outfit are intercut with his social worker breaking up with him.
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Helicopter Crashes Are EroticThat must be why there's a scene of a helicopter crash-landing intercut with flashes of sexy time. Wait.
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Instead, the first season of Westworld spanned decades, with multiple timelines, some as much as 30 years apart, intercut with one another.
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By pulling together a continuous, clear narrative, intercut with political analysis, Kingsley's book has the potential to deliver a worthwhile political intervention.
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This scene is intercut with shots of Elizabeth and Ben, in a post-hike, pre-coital make-out session on his couch.
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We knew that part of it would be done in [post-production] to see how it would flow and intercut and go between.
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Their botched job early on in the film is intercut with scenes of their interactions with their wives, and guess what — they suck.
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Those scenes are intercut with eerie vignettes of celebrities who have faced major struggles or public condemnation, including Chris Brown and Michael Jackson.
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Ilhan Omar (MN) after Donald Trump tweeted a viral video featuring a recent speech given by Omar intercut with footage of 9/11.
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The gameplay video runs just over two minutes, but it shows the development team talking about the game intercut with actual gameplay footage.
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It was a Section 8 building, so I intercut footage of that promotional video with interviews with the seniors who were being displaced.
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Present day interviews with first responders and survivors are intercut with smartphone videos, news stories, and other footage from that fateful day in 2018.
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From there through 1:37, the editing shifts to more explicitly scary scenes intercut with a tagline ("The path to Paradise begins in Hell").
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His rant was intercut with Baldwin Trump's inner thoughts and they were so outlandish and spot-on you'd believe the real Trump made them.
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The standard format of music videos for movie soundtrack cuts—where the musicians are just intercut with footage from the film—is fairly rote.
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The sun-dappled idyll of their early courtship is intercut with their later struggle to stay alive in the aftermath of a brutal storm.
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The show then cuts back to the slow cooker igniting the rags, and then the whole house, intercut with flashbacks of Jack and his family.
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Her attempts to rescue dad are intercut with sudden dreams of a Howls Moving Castle–ish realm where medieval hierarchy meets magic and advanced technology.
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The tweet follows Trump's decision to post video footage of the September 11 terror attacks intercut with a comment Omar made in a March speech.
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Intercut with footage from the show, he goes through Jon's character arc, from joining the Night's Watch to not-surviving a knife to the heart.
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The film recreates the trials with charcoal animations that bring some of the courtroom audio to life, intercut with interviews from some of the participants.
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It doesn't begin as a sit-down, informal back-and-forth chat, but one where pre-recorded interviews are intercut with host narration and storytelling.
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The dispute began when Pump It Up, Fox's syndicated hip-hop show, decided to air Barnes' interview with N.W.A intercut with ex-member Ice Cube.
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The video meanwhile features Wells flitting between instruments in an epic space, which is intercut with five pairs of people in five very different relationships.
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The tweet followed Trump's decision to post video footage of the September 11 terror attacks intercut with a comment Omar made in a March speech.
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When Bamford is addressing one person, her comedic style—a childlike speaking voice intercut with squawks, growls, and a sultry baritone—both softens and intensifies.
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Claus's subsequent efforts to oversee his company on its protective duties are intercut with his wife's daily grind back home, managing a household and three children.
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And 25 years later, Lee intercut the footage from Radio Raheem's death with Eric Garner being silenced by another deadly chokehold in Staten Island, New York.
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Intercut are shots of an array of solid, everyday Americans who are going about their business, drinking coffee, dancing, walking with their families and baling hay.
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The movie ends with Susan enacting Henry's plan to kill Glenn, intercut with the student talent show that she's supposedly supervising (providing her with an alibi).
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That's then intercut with dramatic portrayals that occasionally erupt in absurd flights of fancy, like musical numbers and direct-to-camera chats with made-up characters.
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On Sunday the studio began running new 30-second television ads that show scenes from the film intercut with still images of Black Lives Matter protests.
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But I wanted to intercut the game with the conversation, so it was critical for them to know exactly what they were doing at every moment.
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Intercut with haunting samples of old Andy Kaufman recordings, the whole thing amounts to a surreal listening experience that feels at once distant and relentlessly intimate.
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"There's something different about his agenda," Krasinski says in the clip, over a collage of Jack Ryan battle scenes intercut with Dwight dicking around at Dunder-Mifflin.
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It's an interview show, basically, intercut with music because they talk a lot about David Crosby's music and the music of the people that he works with.
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The documentary is full of behind-the-scenes clips of the band members intercut with snippets of fans trying to articulate what attracts them to the group.
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Intercut with hazy closeups of his eyes, the clip finds perfect middle ground between the pain of the song's lyrics and the pop credibility of its production.
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You can almost count the items on a worthy checklist being addressed, one by one, in the intercut vignettes: safety, sexuality, employability, the push-pull of independence.
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As "Eight Days a Week" springs from color to black-and-white, and as frenzied action is intercut with stills, we get a delicious sense of doubleness.
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The two scenes are intercut with brilliant editing by director David Fincher and a pulsating electronic score by Atticus Ross and Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails.
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The words of Ms. Pomsel, who is remarkably lucid for a centenarian, are intercut with quotations from Goebbels and archival footage from both sides of the war.
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Set against the backdrop of a decaying borough, the original series is intercut with real footage of the city at the time, in all its glitter and grit.
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Her displays of manic energy are intercut with bouts of thoughtful contemplation that tug at the heartstrings just enough to raise the stakes on this otherwise frivolous weekend.
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It is consistently violent: one episode consists almost entirely of The Punisher being tortured (intercut with some soft porn scenes as the character recalls sex with his wife).
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The flashbacks are intercut with scenes of Dylan, Evie, and Luke going about their lives in the present; in that first season, Evie is about to get married.
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These are smartly intercut with scenes of late-in-life Amal (Delphi Harrington), living temporarily with her daughter, Janine (Salma Shaw), and periodically hallucinating moments from her past.
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No hint is too unsubtle here, whether videos (by Jeff Sugg) that depict heavy weather intercut with warfare or, at moments of tension, the drone of airplanes overhead.
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Robyn's actions in the video are intercut with a faceless woman trying to repeat the same day-to-day tasks, only she seems to have far more difficulty.
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One American group, the Base, peppered a recruitment video with footage of our faces, intercut with shots of masked men machine-gunning a spray-painted Star of David.
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In the video, footage of Migos rapping in a dark strip club is intercut with scenes from the forthcoming Netflix alien/cop thriller "Bright," which features Will Smith!
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That isn't a word anyone would use to describe Logan, a gritty road trip story intercut with an odd-couple Western and some old-fashioned Sophoclean tragedy of fate.
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But in his new novel, a monologue intercut with the judge's memories, David Grossman, a fine Israeli writer, dares to turn the spotlight on a real, if ruinous, talent.
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The earliest film is Curt McDowell's 1972 short "Confessions," in which he comes out to his parents, followed by brutally honest interviews with his friends intercut with pornographic images.
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The final season sees Gretchen and Jimmy heading – perhaps plummeting – toward their nuptials, a harrowing process full of red flags and intercut with ominous flash forwards to the future.
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We see how a basic libertarian impulse — great for those with the privilege to be winners in their place and time — is intercut, periodically, with waves of communitarian conscience.
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"It's so cleverly intercut that sometimes you think you're running along the ground, and then suddenly you're jumping over the bushes and rising into the air," Mr. Lassally said.
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Patience. Depth. A willingness to break out of an assembly-line format that has become numbing: talking heads describing developments in the case, intercut with often cheesy re-enactments.
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The video, with Ms. Manson (in a hooded red cloak reminiscent of "The Handmaid's Tale") intercut with clips of police versus protesters, situates her predictions squarely in the present.
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A couple is having sex, and intercut with their lovemaking are suggestive and explicit images: a needle being threaded, monkeys getting it on, a juicy fruit being squeezed open.
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The video for the track "I Feel Everything" is intercut with shots from Delevingne's latest blockbuster, but also shows the Suicide Squad actress singing while donning a variety of hairdos.
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However, this may have had just as much to do with the scene that was being intercut with it — Bran and Sam figuring out that Jon was actually Aegon Targaryen.
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Images of young kids with chemicals on their scalp intercut with a scientist shocked to find out the harmful chemicals that are touching children's skin certainly sends a frightening message.
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It'll intercut shots from various NASA aircrafts and feature some color commentary from the folks in the International Space Station, as well as reporters in various sites witnessing the eclipse.
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It seems likely that we saw the beginning of that arc on Sunday, especially since their interlude was intercut with scenes of the baby Aegon Targaryen coming into the world.
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But nothing is worse than a baffling scene in which all the children gather around to watch the two eldest teens have graphic sex, intercut with a truly tacky Vietnam flashback.
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We know this because Ashley's "nasty" experience, to use Hinton's own word, is intercut with little sister Kristen's, which is filled with laughter, jokes, and the most innocent of pat downs.
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In a rather fantastic juxtaposition, we see Morgan grappling with the decision to kill Gavin intercut with Carl's pleading to Rick to find a less violent way to end the war.
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Clinton's newest ad, titled "Mirrors," shows young women of varying ages, sizes, and backgrounds looking into a mirror, intercut with several demeaning comments Trump has made about women and their bodies.
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Inexplicable shots of a people running down the street, seemingly panicked, someone jumping off a bridge, are intercut with kaleidoscopic visuals—the grain of analog giving it all an added intensity.
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The 3D in this movie was incredible, but most of the first half of the movie was scenes of buildings blowing up intercut with footage of seated, uncostumed people having meetings.
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The next few shots intercut images of Ann and Natalie — including this straight-out-of-a-horror-film shot of Natalie being murdered on the floor of the Wheeler's carriage house.
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That's what I expected to happen at Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, and I was bracing for the movie to be intercut with constant glimpses of this man's Insta feed.
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That this scene is intercut with the film's only sex scene yields a troubling repetition of the conflation of Black sexuality with criminality, which has plagued cinema since its very beginning.
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That seems to be the gist of the trailer, a collection of interviews with Boll and his co-workers intercut with behind-the-scenes footage of him being an asshole on set.
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Season 1 presented Gaitonde's twisted history, intercut with Singh chasing him down in the present only to find the criminal dead and his dastardly (and as-yet unknown) plans set in motion.
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My editor Chris Plante imagined footage of beaches, intercut with the film Beaches, while my colleague Sean O'Kane imagined a three-hour class set to Batman growling in The Dark Knight Rises.
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Some scenes are intercut with dialogue or written texts; others transition placidly with wide-frame landscapes of sunrises, sunsets, trees, a frozen lake, fading light seeping through a rustling off-white curtain.
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The power of Smith's piece, directed by Kristi Zea and intercut with doc-like footage of recent events, is the humanity it brings to systemic problems that can otherwise feel overwhelmingly vast.
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In fact, Lucy's chapters are intercut with those of Lucy's sister Charlotte, who goes in search of her, and Iris, the childless widow who raised the girls after her long, unusual marriage.
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Scenes of Fritz delivering a special news report are intercut with drone shots of a laborer-dancer being assassinated over and over again by the same unmanned aerial vehicle that's filming him.
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The trailer features a few glimpses and flashes of that horrific day, intercut with what seem to be personal moments, like celebrating her son's birthday or chasing her children in a park.
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Peck illustrates these ideas with expertly chosen film clips: Stagecoach, King Kong, Billy Wilder's Love In The Afternoon, and others go under the microscope, intercut with the harsh reality occurring outside the cinema.
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In one instance in April, Trump tweeted an edited video of a speech given by Omar that was intercut with footage of 9/11 in an attempt to link her to the attacks.
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The little details — the cook whose T-shirts all seem to reference marijuana, the old man whose shedding of his jacket is intercut with the skinning of the buffalo — come across as loving.
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In the meantime, Susan has to stop reading the book and then return to it, so her own life becomes intercut with Tony's story, as do her memories of her relationship with Edward.
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Each episode of "The Show" consists of a chatty, meandering and occasionally heartfelt monologue that Zahedi delivers to the camera against a black backdrop, intercut with scripted re-enactments and behind-the-scenes footage.
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This seminal Manson doc, directed by Robert Hendrickson and Laurence Merrick, is mostly made up of verité footage of the Manson Family doing their daily routines around their commune, intercut with interviews with them.
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A burst of violence, indirectly connected to Queen and Slim, feels jarring and overwrought, especially because of the way it's intercut with a sex scene — a mash-up that produces more cacophony than intensity.
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" Intercut with this harrowing material are home movies of Johnson's twin toddlers putting the lens cap back on her camera, and her mother, who has Alzheimer's, turning in surprise to say, "You caught me!
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Violet's audition rendition of Robyn's "Dancing On My Own" is intercut with shots of her singing that same song at various points in her everyday life, moments that she's tapping into now for added oomph.
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The 5-minute clip, posted to Trump's official Facebook and Twitter accounts on Thursday, intercut the Pelosi moment with the president praising national heroes like the Tuskegee Airmen and gold star families during his speech.
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At last, surfacing, we behold a terrifying (and unexplained) sequence of dozens of miners stripped to their boxers, performing calisthenics as doctors pace alongside, intercut with a blinking red light and a horribly loud buzzer.
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But their stories, intercut with archival footage over a brisk and frequently harrowing 81 minutes, build to a pitch of horror and sadness that eventually allows for a note or two of hope to sound.
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Intercut with the attack are scenes of a group of multiethnic and multiracial Iranian men, dressed in the style of paramilitary Basijis, marching toward the ship with nothing but the Iranian flag as their weapon.
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Obama had killed al-Awlaki to shut him up, but the late cleric still spoke from thousands of screens, his soft-spoken exhortations to violent revolt intercut with shock footage of ISIS stonings and beheadings.
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But its unnerving blend — not "dark comedy" or "light drama" but straight-out hilarity intercut with stark horror — might also be the only honest way to capture the complexities of its subject and its characters.
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But its unnerving blend — not "dark comedy" or "light drama" but straight-out hilarity intercut with stark horror — might also be the only honest way to capture the complexities of its subject and its characters.
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"When something is going on for so long, there's a transformation," she explains in an interview that is intercut throughout the director Andrew Rossi's documentary, also called "Bronx Gothic," about Ms. Okpokwasili and her work.
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At the end of the ninth episode, the queen delivers a speech in which she extols the values of commitment (intercut with scenes of Camilla marrying Andrew Parker-Bowles while Charles weeps somewhere at sea).
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The seven-time Grammy winner, 23, who was born and raised in Atlanta, wore a white dress and silver booties with an embellished headband for her performance — which was intercut with footage of armed service members.
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" The show opens with Cora walking down the stairs of the Beverwyck House cottage, which we've seen in flashes throughout the series intercut with psychosexual horror, and telling Detective Harry Ambrose (Bill Pullman), "I remember now.
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The footage promoted by Mr. Trump intercut images of the World Trade Center aflame with comments from Ms. Omar, one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress, about the treatment of Muslims after Sept. 11.
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It intercut courtroom footage of Luis Bracamontes, an undocumented Mexican immigrant convicted of killing two sheriff's deputies in California in 2014 with scenes of the caravan, which has been moving slowly through Mexico toward the United States.
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Building up to the final action sequence of the film, shots of KKK member initiation were intercut with those of a civil rights elder telling the story of his lynched friends to a group of Black students.
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Under the striking direction of guest director Regina King, the scene is intercut with new mother Rebecca introducing herself to baby Randall in the hospital, with Jack looking on from behind; with Tess, in contrast, she's alone.
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And the trailer's clips of Whitehead slowly losing his goddamn mind are also intercut with text like "Change Your Mind" and "Change Your Life," which feel like cryptic nods to the viewer taking control of the story.
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The incredibly detailed drawings of the Lusitania, intercut with inserts of newspaper headlines relative to the notable victims, and strongly-worded editorializing sub-titles concerning the bestiality of the Hun, make this a fascinating and seldom-repeated experiment.
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He finally resurrected her in that next-to-last episode — in a sequence that was intercut with Julia's plotting to kill Reynard, no less — only to realize that she had no particular desire to return to being human.
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Austyn's small-town ingenue journey is intercut with footage of a savvy Los Angeles–based manager in his early twenties, Michael Weist, who runs a house full of teen boy influencers he's trying to make into bigger stars.
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Bardem and Theron have almost zero chemistry together, and it's difficult to feel sympathy for the couple when their modern-day life on a beautiful South African estate is intercut with the horrors they experienced in the field.
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When the shot of Marion driving the car is intercut, just for a second, with Lady Bird doing the same — that's the moment, in a film full of moments that made me ache for my mom, that undid me.
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The scenes, which show two groups of dissidents on an exhausting trek, are intercut with interviews in the field, as well as scenes from the emergency tribunal where anti-war, feminist, and African-American activists are tried and convicted.
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In one sequence, as Rick talks about losing out on the role which ultimately went to Steve McQueen in The Great Escape, his rueful reminiscences are intercut with scenes from the film with DiCaprio digitally inserted in McQueen's place.
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The former is a high-contrast video of Black men playing basketball, intercut with images of a noose — it questions the relationship between images of Black men in triumph on the court and painful portrayals of lynching and violence.
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"Whatever Francis told you the last five years, don't believe a word of it," she says during an amazing sequence where her direct statements to the audience are intercut with a boilerplate Fourth of July speech to the military.
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Intercut between the steadily increasing chaos at Litchfield Penitentiary in the present, the flashbacks to Poussey's final meandering night as a free woman are beautiful, and achingly sad given what happens to her at the end of the episode.
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"Because this year's fireworks were difficult to see due to the weather, we made the decision to intercut fireworks footage from previous A Capitol Fourth concerts for the best possible television viewing experience," the show's organizers said Tuesday in a statement.
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One thing that became a bit of a surprise to me in this project, because I was coming from the outside world into this motion picture history, is that the backdrops were there but they were intercut back and forth sometimes.
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While most of the action takes place during Areum's first day, her encounters with Bongwan — mostly drinking and eating across a low table at the office or in an empty restaurant — are intercut with similar scenes of Bongwan and Changsook.
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The sounds of the three men singing, intercut with the train, the impact of punches and, later, gunshots, all created one of the most key moments of the film where you were fully immersed in the plight of Arthur Fleck.
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Groeningen's visual sense feels influenced by European filmmaking, with images intercut with action and not much emphasis on exposition for the audience; that keeps the movie feeling fresh and unexpected, especially given its characters are played by familiar Hollywood stars.
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Meanwhile, earlier that same season, contestant Ashley Salter earned plenty of screen time with her erratic, out-of-context one-liners, which The Bachelor underscored with lilting musical flourishes and intercut with talking heads of the other girls describing her as crazy.
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If what you want instead is more ways to analyze Arya's impressive skills, you need to see Mashable's visual guide to her training, which shows her learning from teachers Syrio Forel, the Hound, and the Faceless Men, intercut with her duel with Brienne.
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Sometimes they hang out as if they were on a talk show, their chatter intercut with all that "Mandingo" mess, Mandingo's black phallus looming in the minds of the white people who constructed their dream of an antebellum South on black backs.
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No band is too famous or little-known for Later, with an expertly-booked lineup of performances (a recent episode, for example, features Robert Plant, St. Vincent, Kelela, Beck, Nick Mulvey, and John Moreland) intercut with chats between Jools and the artists.
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All of the traditional trappings of a documentary are absent — there's no voice-over, archival footage, context cards, or experts, and the footage is intercut with some over-the-top cinematic set pieces, including a JonBenét in angels' wings waltzing down an empty hall.
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The narrative is intercut with statistics and theory relating her experiences to those of other trans people of color, whose lack of access to financial support, social services, and affordable medical care correlate with high rates of HIV/AIDS, homelessness, violent assault, and suicide.
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And the nice thing about an oral history is when you get those conflicts, you just have one person telling it one way and the other person telling it the other way, and you intercut them, and you get this incredible 360 kind of view.
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The glamorous version of this story is one that could be told with a vintage movie montage: a plane crossing a world map again and again, intercut with shots of me looking at various international landmarks and posing blissfully over plates of delicious food.
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The stakes of every plot turn are detailed in the most heavy-handed manner possible: A scene in which Quezon and his collaborator, a Jewish-American businessman, Alex Frieder (Billy Ray Gallion), cross names off a visa list is clumsily intercut with glimpses of executions.
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But the bumpy seasonal road that leads straight up from Husafell to the Langjokull glacier offers views that are extraterrestrial even for Iceland, with rocky fields of black volcanic lava intercut by frothy white rivers, all set against a backdrop of low, ice-capped mountains.
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Footage of the band playing the inhumanly fast song is intercut with cells dividing, strands of DNA, and raging storms, making it look as if the very fabric of the world is coming undone because Gojira is just that sick and this song just slaps that hard.
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Walker and Marcopoulos had decided that the ATH Kids would perform in front of a projection of parts of An Audience, including sequences of the sugar baby being dismantled, intercut with news footage of migrants trying to sail to Greece, bodies being plucked from the sea.
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You'd also better believe that it's leaden and self-serious and features, like footage of the life cycle of a cicada intercut with young people hooking up and a man with a vaguely Cajun accent drawling about nothing in particular over stock footage of the planet.
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Whereas Briggs offers lyrical, insightful and contrapuntally crafted meditations on the art of translation — intercut with responses to an impressive range of writers, thinkers and theorists, most notably Roland Barthes — Moser reduces her book to a facile "argument" that he then attacks narrowly and single-mindedly.
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People on social media realized they were not seeing live images of the fireworks during the network's broadcast in D.C. Because of the weather -- rain and fog -- the broadcast network decided to "intercut fireworks footage" from previous years, but it did not make that immediately apparent.
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" In another, the lyrics of "White Christmas"—the playing of which, on Armed Forces Radio, signalled the final military evacuation of Americans and Vietnamese refugees from Saigon—are intercut with images of death, abandonment, a sky "shredded / with gunfire," helicopters "lifting the living just out of reach.
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The trip is intercut with footage from the band's performance at the convention, where Bowery made quick costume changes to become Daenerys Targaryen, Brienne of Tarth, Cersei Lannister, and the little murderer who inspired this song: the youngest Stark sisters and a trained assassin with a lengthy hit list.
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Critics of the shomrim say the groups have leveraged this friction: In one of their recruitment videos, ordinary scenes from Borough Park — people shopping, a young boy learning Torah — are intercut with the image of a black man walking through the neighborhood and eventually stealing a woman's purse.
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In the seriousness and sadness of I Am Not Your Negro dwells a lyricism that Peck expresses in his choices of archival images and the way they're intercut with contemporary scenes — Times Square, anonymous roadways in the rain, Southern homes and fields, all deepened by an elegant orchestral score.
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In the seven minute short film, titled "Club Ark Eternal" and directed by Partel Oliva, dancers of various ethnicities clad in Kenzo's multicolored streetwear-inspired Spring/Summer and Resort 2017 collections perform in dimly lit industrial spaces intercut by scenes of forest and urban life in and around Los Angeles.
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Those scenes are intercut with Jared's current routine: days spent enrolled at a center called "Love in Action," run by Victor Sykes (Joel Edgerton), where he's asked to fill out a "genogram," tracing his family's history with such "behavioral sins" as promiscuity, gambling, mental illness, abortion, and of course, same-sex attraction.
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Instead, like the company's founder, you can make it at home from ingredients bought at your local shop "Like Baba does…" We then see webcam footage of Stiltz intercut with screengrabs of how to make Soylent, displayed in its pragmatic, bleached-out hues and in the functional font we associate with prescription packaging.
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The film's story is told largely from the protagonist's perspective, intercut with quasi–reality show vignettes where he interacts with friends and acquaintances — styling television personality Tamron Hall, visiting actor and Vogue cover girl Isabella Rossellini at her farm — and the film is revealing in its own way about how Talley created that armor.
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Intimate scenes of the three lying in bed together, daydreaming about the family they're trying to make, intercut with the equally intimate but more uncomfortable shots of Rachel helping her niece inject herself with endless hormones, starkly highlight how this nontraditional family is trying to achieve the most traditional of endeavors: making a baby.
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The film is told as a series of intercut scenes from different timelines (denoted by LaBeouf's increasing beardedness), and so in another timeline, Gabriel is talking with a military therapist (Gary Oldman) about a troubling, potentially violent event he took part in involving civilians and a homeless man in a burned-out housing complex.
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Footage of Cooper in a black-box studio, facing the sea (a live-action Romantic hero out of Caspar David Friedrich), and walking through a water-splashed cavern is intercut with sweeping aerial views of urban arteries and remote landscapes, some of them revealing the curving edge of the planet, perhaps satellite shots from outer space.
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Other buildings Johnson saw on his European trips, including Moscow apartment blocks and the functionalist pavilions and restaurants of the 1930 Stockholm Exhibition, modernism's breakthrough in Sweden, are evoked through the first of several irritating videos, on eye-straining stereoscopic screens, in which a few shots of buildings are intercut with excessive stock footage of chugging trains and smiling children.
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And if you hop in the car, the traffic will disappear and you will find yourself in a decidedly un-Mediterranean landscape: undulating fields of corn and rapeseed, vineyard parcels intercut with lush grazing pastures, hedgerows of broom and honeysuckle, tidy groves of oak and hemlock, emptied-out villages and, around almost every curve, signs advertising farm-made foie gras and duck confit.
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Intercut with the interviews is footage of him around the world and, in one particularly poignant early scene, in the Vatican itself, where he preaches a damning sermon about spiritual diseases that afflict the clergy: putting hope in wealth, living without regard for mortality, and having a "lugubrious face" (during which Wenders rather humorously cuts to the extremely sober-looking group of cardinals).
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Samwell Tarly and Gilly are on a ship headed for Oldtown, with a pit stop for the women and children in Horn Hill, and all through the conversation, intercut with barfing, all I could think was how awkward it's going to be for Sam to learn that his best friend lived, died, and lived again all in the time it took for Sam to empty his guttiwuts into a bucket like a freshman.
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The performances from the first and second weekends (denoted by the differing color schemes and costume choices) are seamlessly intercut; this technique is particularly effective early on, when the performer's outfits shift from all-yellow (Weekend 1) to all-pink (Weekend 2), just as "Crazy in Love" drops an infectious sample of Juvenile's "Back That Thang Up." The "intimate" and "candid" moments touted by Netflix are brief in comparison, appearing between long, uninterrupted musical segments from the show.
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Maniscalco also hosts a podcast with his comedy friend Pete Correale called The Pete and Sebastian Show on the extremely unfortunately named Raw Dog Comedy channel on Sirius XM, where they ostensibly do...unprotected comedy (?) by way of comedy skits and brash, dickwad chit chat intercut with random soundboard clips, all seemingly concocted in a douchebag laboratory specifically for men in backwards Red Sox caps who take their wives to ESPN Zone for their anniversary, and women who are chill with casual sexism.
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It features beautiful high-definition shots captured by the drones, intercut with shots of jubilant children dancing and aerial footage of electric green jungles, plus another epic score and Cossman's voice, explaining why he had taken a plane, a river canoe, and a helicopter to come back to this remote volcano—"a place that's forever changed my life in more ways that I can imagine"—and why you are feeling verklempt and a little like a failure in life while watching it on YouTube over lunch.
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