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Samuel Johnson, who seems to have liked neither Thomson nor Pope, wrote in his curt life of Thomson that he was 'of a dull countenance, and a gross, unanimated, uninviting appearance'.
Strangelovesque subtitle appears next to another pose, the unanimated man breaks his exaggerated posture with laughter; this laughter, born of a wry refusal to succumb to the seriousness of tragedy, is one of the main ways this documentary's main character fights, confronts, and co-opts the army's and audience's expectations throughout the film while asserting a distance between subject and viewer.
The Tale of Despereaux" is a pleasant if somewhat unanimated animated story about a mouse who saves a kingdom.
 
 
 
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