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It all percolates in the shadowy urban allure of Paul Guilhaume’s cinematography, especially as it plays across its leading ladies’ faces, turning skin into a mood palette, burnishing all the musical interludes.

An executive director who knows the talking points, he speaks less of its bucolic allure than its economic benefit.

Sprinkled through the crowd like “Where’s Waldo” are the Chalamet look-alikes, reporters clambering to grab interviews and eventgoers enraptured with the allure of the Timmy variants.

From Salon

Others emphasized the allure of returning to nature and immersing oneself in a more “primitive way of being.”

From Slate

Drawn by curiosity and the allure of the shiny new arena, they couldn’t resist catching a glimpse of the arena of the future.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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