| Viewers will see an on-screen button appear during the show, which they can activate with their remote control to access more information. |
| And yet it never occurred to them to go home and use a real gun to act out the on-screen violence. |
| The fold of flesh and film mean that all on-screen signifieds represent nothing of their own essence. |
| Not only does he have a grating voice, but he merely describes what is going on on-screen when not singing his own praises. |
| Together, these two click, exuding the on-screen chemistry that is vital to the success of a movie like this. |
| A lot of self-deprecating to get into the core of the character, he is a fascinating, grand, over the top character in life and on-screen. |
