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deliberately slow

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See: dilatory


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He argued that there are a lot of computer viruses who do nothing else but to deliberately slow down the performance of a computer.
This is a very polished film, from Mendes's deliberately slow direction to the flawless production design, the cinematography and the moody score with echoes of American Beauty.
Adding flesh to Mendes' deliberately slow roasting bones are Roger Deakin's pristine cinematography and Thomas Newman's moody score but it's the acting that has got this film really noticed.
 
 
 
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