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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A highlight of many movies, a point where the score, pacing and cinematography will often gang up and try to underscore the drama of the moment, is the Dramatic Alien VTOL where we see an alien spaceship, like a chariot of the gods ascending or descending from heaven, make a Vertical Take-Off or Landing. It will fill the screen as the music swells and slowly take time to hover so that the camera can take Reaction Shots of amazed onlookers. Sometimes there is some kind of added enviromental effect like water shaking, the wind blowing or radio signal static. You might not be able to make out the shape properly due to all the bright lights. |
