| The story is narrated in flashback by Louis, in a letter written from his prison cell. |
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| A flashback is a sudden, vivid memory of a bad trip and can be very frightening, sometimes causing mental health problems. |
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| It is based on a true story, framed by an investigative journalist's interview with his elusive subject and told mostly in flashback. |
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| In prison, she tells her story, and the rest of the film proceeds in flashback. |
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| Most of the flashback sequences are monochromatically colour-coded to the tiniest detail. |
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| Dimly he felt a flashback being playing like an old '40s news picture in the dark, cobwebbed corners of his mind. |
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| The central event, told in flashback, is very powerfully and beautifully expressed. |
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| Using this flashback format, both lead characters are separately questioned in the present by an off-screen interviewer. |
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| It's all told in flashback, as MacMurray gasps his story into a dictograph for Robinson to hear the following morning. |
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| The film works in flashback, filling in the details of the trial and the events leading up to the verdicts. |
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| The notorious acid flashback happens when the body uses some of these fat reserves, thus releasing L.S.D. into the bloodstream. |
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| The film is told entirely in flashback, from the perspectives of our three heroes. |
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| He also uses the clumsy narrative device of the flashback in attempt to generate a sense of depth in the relationship. |
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| The film opens with a flashback to explain how long term fixture and resident clown Eddie came to work at the famous clip joint. |
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| With the whole movie being a flashback, to have a flashback within a flashback seems a little overdone. |
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| The story is told in flashback as Will and his pregnant French wife Josephine recall the stories his father had told him all his life. |
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| Induce a flashback to your younger years, and start a snowball fight, go sledding, and make a snowman, or a snow angel. |
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| That mulchy smell could trigger an olfactory flashback of Proustian ripeness in children of a certain age. |
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| In one long flashback we are shown the rocky road of Seth and Chelsea's relationship leading up to the present moment. |
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| The tale is told in flashback for no apparent reason other than to vary the storytelling approach. |
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| One option we talked about was framing the story itself in flashback with a narrator. |
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| Told partly in flashback, this stylish thriller is a cool crime flick that keeps you guessing until the end. |
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| Much of the story is told in flashback, a technique that can be annoying, because it interrupts the flow of the narrative. |
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| While the film's story is told in flashback, it is certainly a look forward, into the future, for its director. |
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| The film cuts to a flashback of Susan aged four drawing with a blue crayon. |
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| The talk show framing device allows Ricky to narrate his story in flashback. |
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| They broke into song, Shakespearean renditions of a day in the life of an audience member, and even a flashback to Blade. |
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| Then, in flashback, we follow Hussein and his motormouth pal Ali as they hang out or deliver pizzas through Tehran's teeming streets on their motorcycles. |
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| The movie begins at the end, telling most of the story in flashback. |
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| Ten days ago, I had a sudden flashback to a previously forgotten childhood memory, involving the horrific and violent demise of my favourite teddy bear. |
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| As if drawn by the music, dancers began to file onstage, warming up, freestyling, and egging each other on, like a flashback to a lunchroom scene from television's Fame. |
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| The first flashback to establish him as a brilliant intellectual offers his dime-store rendition of the postmodernist psychological theories of Jacques Lacan. |
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| With three minutes to go, and the race still in contention, it was a flashback to this time last year when Oxford rowed Cambridge down around the outside of the last bend. |
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| The villain of Disney's Meet the Robinsons is shown in flashback as a sad-faced orphan in a children's home. |
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| Bennett gave a slightly acid smile – either flashback or reflux – before reconnecting with her inner zen. |
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| Last week's sectarian violence in north Belfast was a flashback to days when hundreds were murdered every year and assassins stalked the streets. |
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| The vapours can spread as far as a source of ignition and cause flashback to the source of the leak. |
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| Its vapours are heavier than air and can explode in confined spaces, or cause flashback. |
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| It is easily ignited by heat, sparks or flames and, if released, will travel to the source of ignition and flashback. |
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| Yields a flame projection at full valve opening or a flashback at any degree of valve opening. |
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| Safin's play provided a flashback for long-time tennis fans, reminding everyone of what he can do when he's at the top of his game. |
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| Interestingly enough, Le Bal de Jaojoby turns the spotlight on the 'real' Jaojoby, providing a sort of musical flashback on his past. |
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| A feeling of terror rushes over me like never before, I flashback to setting them down in the food court. |
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| There is a flashback of sorts to the Pier and Ocean period, as the crossing lines entirely take over. |
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| The film will open with the suicide of the male protagonist in a car accident and look back in flashback at their stormy romantic relationship. |
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| Its storyline is chaotic, its flashback format too insular, and the resolution is buried in glamour shots, jiggling body parts, and faux fashion trendiness. |
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| He also whips out some familiar tricks, like introducing a string of characters by rewinding their individual bios in two-minute flashback montages as Tautou narrates. |
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| While excoriating the IRS, Huckabee brings his readers along on a flashback to his youth. |
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| The entire episode was encapsulated in that devastating opening flashback to the early days of the series. |
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| No, that would be the flashback revelation that Ross and Monica accidentally kissed once at a party. |
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| In a flashback scene, Alicia tries to rebuild her life by interviewing for jobs and returning to work. |
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| As a flustered Ally regales the encounter, a flashback reveals the entire, surprisingly explicit soap-and-squeegee affair. |
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| Reading Aftermath is like having a flashback to the freakish experience of living through your own death. |
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| Because this was such a long story, we thought we would have to actually go back into a flashback and act out the scenes. |
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| Their budding relationship and accumulating discoveries, crudely telescoped in this screenplay, unfold in laborious parallel with the flashback 19 th-century affair. |
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| Or when Alvy Singer and Annie watch a flashback of her former boyfriend. |
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| Even in flashback, the momentousness of the early days comes through. |
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| When the team are hired to solve the case of real-life 1970s skyjacker DB Cooper, flashback sequences feature the core cast playing historical characters. |
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| It featured a flashback fiesta to British music with The Who closing the performance. |
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| An opening flashback finds him midbattle, blades flying and cabernet-red blood gushing to the roar of power chords. |
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| Petroleum gases are heavier than air and travel along the ground or into drains to possible distant ignition sources, causing an explosive flashback. |
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| But let's start with a flashback on the making of Blondy's new album, which was recorded between the singer's studio in Abidjan and the Marcadet studio in the Paris suburbs. |
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| A memory flashback made him stop still and stare, The bittersweet smell of cordite hung in the air. |
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| Oncers are looking forward to seeing how Dorothy Gale fits in the flashback story. |
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| A pleasant step and a flashback in this China that disappears quickly. |
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| If we briefly review the past year in flashback, we can clearly see that we have, as rarely before, made progress in the area of internal security, even before 11 September. |
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| Related: A Little Chaos review – a load of compost Almost everything – the sight of a wheel, a loud sound, construction work – triggers a flashback for De Barra, who is carrying a dark secret about a lost child. |
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| The more I walked around the place, which was doing a roaring trade, the more I felt that this was beyond weird, like some historical flashback to the days of colonial freak shows. |
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| It was like a flashback to school days when there was always some supersized, heavily-bearded and unequivocally terrifying kid on the opposition team. |
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| Last night's first episode of Tough Young Teachers, a new BBC3 documentary showing six rookie teachers beginning their first year teaching in challenging schools, was like a flashback for anyone who ever taught. |
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| I HAD a flashback to my teenage years this week when I heard the news that Smash Hits, the teen music magazine, is to close down after nearly 30 years in business. |
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| Witt Flashback arrestors can be mounted in any position or orientation with one flashback arrestor connected to protect each individual piece of equipment. |
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| Feature writers should occasionally raid the turf of fiction, stealing away with rising and falling action, flashback, foreshadowing, climax and denouement. |
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