Based in the Hollywood Hills – home to many of the world’s top screenwriters, actors, directors, and producers – the international Hollywood Hills Awards offers filmmakers the opportunity to show they belong with the other masters of their craft!
OUR SCREENPLAY COMPETITION
Giving out cash prizes and promoting our winners, our mission is to discover and reward screenwriters who excel in the art of storytelling and deserve the attention of the Hollywood Hills….
We offer awards for six scripts (three features and three shorts) that are exceptional for any genre, but also recognize those screenwriters who have mastered a top-selling genre with our series of Genre Awards.
TV writers with original pilots and specs also have the chance to win, as there is so much talent in TV writing during this “golden age” of television. And since New Media is taking Hollywood by storm, we have a new category of awards that recognizes outstanding web series and new media scripts.
Additionally, we honor entrants who excel in the art of logline writing and creating an amazing first scene “hook” – both crucial skills for screenwriters!
We give out cash prizes to the screenwriters who win First Place in our Features, Shorts, TV Drama, TV Comedy, and New Media categories. All screenplay winners’ loglines are promoted and sent out to our list of industry contacts, production companies, and agencies.
Awardees receive the Hollywood Hills Screenplay Competition Winner laurels, and all Finalists receive Top Finalist laurels. Personalized digital certificates commemorating Awardees are also available.
Have a screenplay, teleplay, or logline? Put the Hollywood Hills Screenplay Competition on your FilmFreeway Watchlist!
OUR FILM AWARDS
Since short films and new media series are taking Hollywood by storm, we decided to open a sister festival to our Hollywood Hills Screenwriting Competition (now in its 3rd Year) and reward outstanding filmmakers who not only write their stories – but produce them!
We offer Cash Prizes in each category for outstanding filmmaking and a series of Genre Awards! We also recognize individual filmmakers, directors, writers, and actors for their amazing work through our Nominations process and Filmmaker Awards.
The list of award winners and official selections is sent out to our industry contacts, production companies, and agencies. All winners and official selections will also receive the Hollywood Hills Awards laurels to use in promotion of their work!
Have a Short Film, New Media Series, Music Video, or Trailer? Our Film Awards are reopening Summer 2018! Stay tuned for updates and put us on your FilmFreeway Watchlist today!


My sister rented the movie "Spirited Away" at Blockbuster and it's totally my 4th favorite movie (behind the 3 HP movies of course) Anywho, it is SUCH a good movie. I really recommend you buy it or rent it immedietly. I saw it tonight and I'm buying tomorrow morning. That's how good I thought it was. If you want to rent it, I'd recommend going to Blockbuster, obviously. If you want to buy it, I'd go to Wal-Mart, or if you don't want to leave the house just order it from Amazon.com. I've provided links for the DVD and VHS versions of it:
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DVD: Click Here
Again, I really recommend it. Such a good movie. Well, see ya next time and ttyl. Byezo!


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Michelle Laine combines a deep connection to mood and personality, a passion for texture and light, and an emphasis on collaboration- to craft costumes that are vigorously character enlightening.
Recent costume design credits include the feature film “Abandoned”, directed by Spencer Squire, starring Emma Roberts and Michael Shannon. And the music video “Lifetime” for Yves Tumor, directed by Floria Sigismondi. To realize feature film “Archenemy’s“ fantastical medley of characters, Michelle took inspiration from underground comic books, and inserted a punchy-pop-art essence directly into the costumes. Delivering a subtly graphic identity to each newly minted super (or) anti hero.
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There is something palpably wistful about the second night and second representation. The fact that it is the last one, probably. When all of us dancers are on the stage for the finale, I’m always on the verge of tears. Yes, I’m an emotional bitch! I’m both intensely happy to be dancing and I think : ‘Let not this be the last dance!’
SHIRLEY MACLAINE IS A HOLLYWOOD ICON
And it was about time for the American Film Institute to aknowledge it. Ms. MacLaine is this year’s AFI Lifetime Achievement Award honoree and I’m glad her carreer is given the acclaim it deserves. When you watch her movies, you realize how talented this woman is. She has, and always had, this very lively, upbeat personality; and I’ve always loved what she would call her “kooky” characters from the feisty Jennifer in Alfred Hitchcock’s The Trouble with Harry(her breakthrough) to Charity or Irma La Douce. But she also proved early on that she could do drama. I love Ask Any Girl but my favorite film of hers has to be The Children’s Hour. Not because it is the best film she’s ever played in (it is great, but it’s not); and I share her regrets that director William Wyler wasn’t more faithful to the original play. Anyways, it was daring for a 1961 film to focus on homosexuality, and for a young actress to play a lesbian, even a down toned one, and Shirley MacLaine and Audrey Hepburn are just fantastic as Martha and Karen. I love when she says that Audrey taught her how to dress and she taught Audrey how to curse! Another thing I admire about her is how she’s always lived her life to the fullest. She was an actress for the screens (both silver and small) and the stage, she sang, she danced and started touring the world at 50 (and she still does most of those things). She’s been married to Steve Parker for almost thirty years, but until their divorce they had an “open marriage” and she had an intense affair with Robert Mitchum. Among others. She recently said she once had “three people in one day” to a very shocked Oprah Winfrey! When I read that story, someone said in the comments, pointing at the journalist’s assumption that Shirley MacLaine once had sex with three men in one day, that the actress never spoke about “men” but “people”. I loved that comment. But she also noted about the experience that she did it because everybody did it then. I was going to think it ran in the family! Speaking of which, why hasn’t anybody thought of having both Warren Beatty and Shirley MacLaine in a film together? It could never be bad, talent is definitely in the siblings’ genes. She is also a devoted and caring mother, even if her daughter Sachi was mostly raised by her dad in Japan. Shirley believes in reincarnation, but in the span of her 78 years of life, she’s already lived plenty. And she still is.


CELEBRATE THE TCFF WITH THIRD COAST BAKERY!
This year is a BIG year for Third Coast Bakery and we are excited to share some great news! We will be serving up delicious gluten-free baked treats at the 2016 Traverse City Film Festival! The team at Third Coast Bakery will be dishing out delicious baked goods to the attendees and special guests at the festival during the Filmmaker Party. The party begins Saturday, July 30 at 8:30pm and is held at the Century 21 Northland Parking Lot, corner of State and Park streets.
We are making this special event even MORE special for our customers. Third Coast Bakery wants to invite 1 lucky person to join us at the party and help serve our yummy treats! The lucky winner will also receive a monogram Third Coast Bakery apron and will get to spend the night hanging out with filmmakers, actors, directors, and festival VIPs! If you love Third Coast Bakery and want to have a fun night with Heather and the team, please send us a message and we will choose someone by Friday, July 22nd.
Traverse City is an amazing place and we are proud to be a part of such a great event while meeting those who support us. Thank you so much and we will see you at the party!
About The Traverse City Film Festival
The festival brings films and filmmakers from around the world to Northern Michigan for the annual film festival in late July to early August. “The Traverse City Film Festival is committed to showing ‘Just Great Movies’ and helping to save one of America’s few indigenous art forms- the cinema. We are committed to showing great movies that both entertain and enlighten the audience. We need movies that seek to enrich the human spirit and the art of filmmaking, not the bottom line. Our goal is for people to leave the theater with the feeling that they just watched something special.” Michael Moore, President and Founder.
Learn More: http://www.traversecityfilmfest.org/


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ANNE & QUE, Pet Prisoner
A play conceived, written, and directed by Jana Leo
Performed by Polly Korbel and Neruda Williams
New York 2015 and 2022
Recreated from an “experiment in living” created by Jana Leo and Terry Williams. In that project, two strangers lived together 24-hours a day for three days — one participant, a paroled felon, acting as a voluntary prisoner of the other. The performance involves two characters, Anne and Que.
Anne, a do-gooder liberal, feels isolated from the world and deeply lonely. She encounters literature for a program that re-socializes prisoners within people’s private homes. She agrees to participate, adapts her apartment to bring a prisoner home, and is sent her “Pet Prisoner,” named Que. Que is only interested in money and in making an attempt at a life outside prison, but still, feels as though he doesn’t fit in anywhere. He’s clueless except in regard to his physicality, and even that is pure narcissism. Anne, a free citizen, is a prisoner to the virtual world; Que, a former real-world prisoner, is now more restrained by his own limitations; both are desperate to find some way to live in the present, but are worlds apart.
Anne & Que and The Pet Prisoner (a program that joins penal and civil life) exist to help us realize both the absurdity of the current prison system, as well as of urban living. The script and performances present the questions: is it possible to form a relationship with another person as if they were your pet? Would it give you comfort? Can there be mutual respect without free will? Why do we imprison ourselves in our daily life?
Anne and Que is based on the texts Pet Prisoner (2010-2013) and Experiment in Living (New York, 2014) and recreated on a private apartment on 2022 by Jana Leo and Terry Williams
DURATION: 80 minutes
VENUE: INVISIBLE-EXPORTS is located at 89 Eldridge Street, just south of Grand Street.
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Anne & Que, Pet Prsioner was first staged within the four walls of a 450 square foot traditional LES, New York railroad apartment.The two characters, Anne and Que, operate in situ amidst a small audience of ten people. This setting challenges traditional theater: it takes place in an actual apartment, the stage is gone, there is no seating and no barrier between the audience and the actors. Like prison, Anne & Que is in close quarters.
For the second time, Anne & Que, Pet Prisoner was staged in Copenhagen, Denmark as a part of the workshop at the at the Royal Danish Academy, Schools of Architecture. The script was divided on scenes and each scene of the play was assigned to a couple of students. I work with each couple in creating a form for the text. After the workshop week the play was presented in an empty room, 500SQF. There were ten couples; each person in the couple represents the character of Anne or the character and Que. The architecture students, now actors, acted their part in the set they created. The text flowed from one couple to another keeping a narrative and the ten couples became two characters. During the presentation, I could see how the set can became an installation in an museum or gallery setting and one single audience member, at the time, will go through the play, walking among actors on a journey.
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DVD: August 8, 2006
Runtime: 85 minutes
Okay so that might not sound exciting, but he is on the haunted highway. He keeps running into his dead wife's' corpse walking around. And Yumi shows up saying how she knows everything and she saw what he did. He has to make it 90 miles to this place called Black Lake to dump Amanda. It is what she would have wanted. It was where Greg and Amanda got married (and also Greg and Yumi's special place....so maybe they can all be dumped in the lake when they die and live happily ever after. Although this movie did make me think, where would I want my body dumped if someone accidentally killed me? It is like having a will and such. You want to make sure it is a good place right? A special place.....I will have to think about that now).
Now, this movie is great because there are tons of shots of Greg pressing the gas pedal or putting on the brakes, and you get to see the dials move on the dashboard and the wheels turning on the car. It is pretty exciting. And lots of rear view mirror action. And of course the shots through the windshield of the landscape going by. It is pretty good.
So why did I like this movie so much? It is just a guy driving to the lake to dump a body. That is basically the entire movie! It reminded me a lot of Duel. I loved that movie as well. Well let's be honest I haven't seen Duel in forever, but I remember it basically being just the guy in his car being chased by the crazy truck driver. Lots of footage of the guy in the car, looking in the rear-view mirror and all. And I loved it. And that is what this movie gave you. A guy driving down the road in his car. The acting is....not very good, but definitely not the worst I have seen. Greg just over does it a little. For example the huge dramatic wiping off of his forehead when he narrowly escapes something. Yeah it is good.
There are a lot of great scenes in this movie. For instance there is one scene where Greg runs out of gas. Well a cop shows up and gives him some. Now Greg was just in his trunk to look at his dead wife's body and he was just going to put her in the woods since he couldn't make it to the lake, but the cop showed up and he slammed the trunk. Well the cop gets very worried since there was a piece of fabric hanging out. I mean the trunk could fly open at any moment and cause an accident. And when it does later in the movie it is quite amazing. I mean I don't know if you have ever had your trunk fly open but it is pretty... uneventful probably. It is your trunk... But the cop was worried and it made me laugh.
But my favorite scene was when Greg runs into Amanda's ghost or corpse or whatever it is. She is standing in the middle of the road and he has just passed her around the corner. She comes over and knocks on his window and says 'my car just broke down I need a ride.' It is probably the best acting in the entire movie. He is all, "didn't I just see you back there?" and she is all, "yeah and you didn't stop! Jerk." Too bad the wife is the one that died, as the actor who played Yumi was awful. Really the way she talked was just awful.
I'll be honest, this movie is really not scary at all and not really shocking or anything just a blah movie about a guy in a car. But if that is what you want, you will not be disappointed in this movie. I thought a great sequel would be Greg driving back from the lake to kill Yumi since she knows too much. Then the third in the trilogy would be Greg driving back out to the lake to dump Yumi's body! I would watch those movies for sure! Too bad they wrapped it all up in this one movie. What were they thinking not leaving room for a sequel?!


RIP Monty Norman, songwriter behind the James Bond theme
The composer behind one of the most iconic film themes in history has died, with Variety reports that Monty Norman—composer of the James Bond theme—died earlier today “after a short illness”. This news was confirmed by its official website, which contains no additional details. Norman was 94 years old.
Norman was the composer of 1962 Dr. Nothe first film in the still-ongoing James Bond series and one that essentially created – or at least entirely crystallized – an entire genre. Dr. No introduced some now-iconic Bond intro tropes, like the main character (Sean Connery in that initial appearance) seen through a gun barrel and the stylized intro sequence, but one of its most crucial introductions was that of the Norman theme.
The vaguely surf rock tune that Norman originally wrote and performed at the Dr. No the producers were later rearranged by composer John Barry for the film’s actual score, with Barry introducing the jazzier big-band version we know today. Barry went on to compose 11 James Bond scores, but when he tried to claim he had written the real theme in the 90s, it sparked more than one legal battle led by Norman – who won, leaving hold him back sole songwriter credit on the theme, and he has received royalties on its use since the 1960s.
Norman later released an album, Complete the circlewhich featured his “James Bond Theme” as well as “Dum Di-Di Dum Dum”, a new take on the theme which introduced lyrics about how he wrote the song and told the story of “Good sign, bad sign” a song he had composed for a musical adaptation of the novel A house for Mr. Biswas (the book is set in Trinidad and Tobago and Nortman interprets some of its lyrics with an… ill-advised accent).
Outside of the James Bond series, Norman was a big band singer and wrote songs for musicals like make me an offer, Espresso Bongoand the hit English adaptation of the French musical Irma the sweet.


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“The Snowman” melted before he touched down in Tropical Singapore !
We have just been informed by the distributor that they are not bringing in the movie “The Snowman” to Singapore.
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When I realized that Beauty and the Beast was celebrating its 25th anniversary and would be releasing a special edition of the film, I was ridiculously excited. I also suddenly felt a bit old… I’m almost 29! This is one of my all time favourite movies from Disney because it does bring back so many memories from my childhood. Now I get to share the movie with my girls and make new memories with them.
The beloved animated classic has truly stood the test of time and now a whole new generation of viewers are invited to be our guest and fall in love with this enchanting tale, its captivating charactersand unforgettable, award-winning music score and original song, “Beauty and the Beast.”
The Walt Disney Signature Collection edition features four versions of “Beauty and the Beast.” TheBlu-ray release will include the original theatrical film; an extended version with the “Human Again” song sequence and a never-before-released on home entertainment sing-along version. The original work-in-progress version will be available digitally and on Disney Movies Anywhere.
If by chance you do not know the storyline for Beauty and the Beast it is about a young prince who ends up being cursed and turned into the beast. He must learn to love and be loved in order for the curse to be broken. Belle, a young girl who lives in a small provincial French town, finds herself fighting off the unwanted affections of Gaston. Due to her father taking a wrong turn while on his way to another town, he ends up being held as a prisoner in the Beast’s castle. Belle offers herself as a prisoner, in exchange for her father’s release. Thanks to the help of the castle’s enchanted staff Belle draws the Beast out of the shadows. Does the curse on the Beast end up being broken? Well, you will have to watch to find out.
With our recent trip to Disneyland, we watched Beauty and the Beast for family movie night. It left our oldest daughter having the whole story line and all of the characters embedded in her memory. On our first day in the park, she spotted a gentleman walking with a whole lot of swagger from far off. Immediately she started calling out “Mommy! IT’S GASTON!”. She was so thrilled to meet this character in person, we were all thrilled as he is a recent addition to the park characters. We also made sure to hang out with Chip and talk about everything from sleeping in cupboards to what tea is best. It’s safe to say that Beauty and the Beast is now a favourite for my daughters too.
If you do not already own Beauty and the Beast in your Disney collection, or you are like me and only had the VHS version for the longest time, you will want to get this. I really appreciate that on this anniversary edition of the film there is the original theatrical version, the special edition that contains an addition song, and a sing-along version. That’s three version of the movie in one!
Beauty and the Beast will surely become a family favourite, especially if you have little ones that love princesses.
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If you want to know what to watch this year, there are several places to start. Polygon’s section on What to Watch showcases the best films, shows and TV programs. You can also find top picks from other websites, like Netflix. To see what’s new, you can also visit IMDb’s What to Watch Section. You can read this article to learn more about the latest and greatest happenings in the movie world. For those who have any questions with regards to exactly where along with how you can utilize What to watch on Netflix, you are able to e-mail us in the web site. The oil can be used safely by people suffering from various mental and physical conditions. This article will highlight some of the best benefits of CBD for pain. Let’s take a look at what this plant can do for you.
Interstellar, the first film in the Netflix original series. This sci fi/action comedy exposes the narrowness and inevitability of the modern male mind. A great choice for date night or a fun genre movie, Interstellar has earned the right to be one of the most anticipated movies of 2020. It is an original film that has been praised for its quality and should be seen this fall. If you love the genre and are feeling adventurous, then you might enjoy “The Expanse”.
Interstellar, which is a sci fi/action film, offers a great comedy option. It examines the cultural perception of masculinity. This movie is a good choice for a romantic date night. If you’re looking for a fun genre flick, you’ve come to the right place. You’ll be glad that it was.
Interstellar should be on your list if you love action and sci-fi. This movie is a great choice for a date night and a heartfelt response to current cultural events. Netflix’s variety of comedy titles is impressive and covers a broad range of genres. For those who prefer learn more dramatic films, there are many horror titles on the site, including classics like The Exorcist and The Twilight Saga.
For Halloween, you can’t go wrong with a scary movie. Interstellar is the perfect scary movie. This sci-fi/action movie is a great choice for a date night. Netflix offers a variety of TV shows as well as movies this season. If you’re looking for a good thriller, you should try Wolfwalkers. It’s a wonderful time to see something that isn’t afraid of darkness.
Netflix offers many great movies to choose from if you are looking for something good to watch this weekend. The NBA All Star Game is a great way to spend the evening with your loved one. Space Force and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel are both worth a look. Space Force and The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel are two of the most watched Netflix shows this weekend. The former is a hilarious comedy that will keep you on your toes throughout the film.
The Wife is one of the many Netflix movies about grief. Despite the title, “The Wife” stars Rooney Mara as a grieving widow after Casey Affleck’s death. The movie’s premise is a profound reflection on loss and it is a moving and beautiful movie about grief. Ridley Scott’s Best Picture winner, “The Martian,” is a great action movie, while Peaky Blinders is a charming and twisted comedy about life on Mars.
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Declaring Batman & Robin as one of the biggest disappointments in blockbuster history would be like saying “that Justin Bieber chap is a bit rude.” To help you understand how much of a flop it rapidly became, let me briefly highlight the history of Batman movies leading up to Joel Schumacher’s 1997 cinematic shit-bomb. In 1966 we had Batman: The Movie – Based on the extremely popular Batman TV series, it turned out to be a moderately successful hit both at the box-office and on a critical level. It didn’t necessarily set the world on fire but it most certainly didn’t do the reputation of Batman any harm. In 1989, we had the hugely successful Batman directed by Tim Burton which not only brought “The Caped Crusader” back into the mainstream but showcased a reinvention of a much darker and serious style.
Batman Returns was released shortly after in 1992 and clearly continued the successful trend set by the first Burton installment. Although considered as something of a mess by critics, Batman Forever in 1995 turned out to be a huge hit at the box office proving that Joel Schumacher’s more tongue-in-cheek approach to the characters (especially villains) appealed to a widespread audience. So you can imagine the excitement a fan of the Batman comic book/movie franchise, average cinema-goer, or general film fan would have had during the build-up to Batman & Robin in 1997. All of that eager anticipation had been swiftly obliterated with one of the most peculiar opening sequence’s of all time. Strangely sexualized close-ups of Batpecs, Batass, and Batnips turned out to be nothing but BatshitCrazy. It was clear to see from the first ten minutes that witnessing the rest of the movie would be an excruciatingly painful experience.
Funnily enough, this is one of those films that is “so bad” it’s actually a lot of fun… but for all the wrong reasons imaginable. It eclipses the tongue-in-cheek comic-book aesthetic Schumacher was attempting to achieve and reaches new realms of campy neo-noir with excessively sexualised shiny costumes, clunky set design, and awful sound effects.
Firstly, I’m just going to list off a few costume botches that spring to mind. I’m still undecided as to whether the person responsible for inventing the ‘Bat nipples’ should be either punished or commended for such an astonishing creation. We were introduced to the ‘Batnips’ in Batman Forever so it really astounds the human mind to think they actually chose to bring them back a second time around. There’s so much rubber latex on show it’s a surprise not to hear the sound of squeaking every five seconds. And I’m sure the decision to incorporate silver trim to all three costumes (as pictured above) would have upset a lot of fans, especially as there seems to be no logical explanation or visual evidence of them changing into such slick attire. Kind of like the creators just thought “yeah… these guys are wearing this now… so… yeah” – If they’re making those kind of decisions then why not have them randomly appear dressed as a mariachi band for fuck sake!?!?
The sets themselves look like they’ve been put together by someone from Hobbycraft. The exterior landscape shots of a model Gotham city look exactly that – like a model city. Unfortunately there isn’t much improvement to the interior design either. It’s a mystery how any of it managed to support the weight of all that rubber latex (or from Mr. Freeze’s chunky spacesuit alone).
Bar the fairly decent score and the awesome Smashing Pumpkins’ “The End is the Beginning is the End”, it really is astounding how poor the overall sound of this film is. Schumacher has oddly decided to have the dialogue dubbed over, which is something most audiences haven’t witnessed since 70’s Kung-Fu movies (or at least have it so poorly executed). I’m not sure whether the desired effect was to recreate a style reminiscent of the Adam West era but it really doesn’t work. Such awful sound quality can be attributed to the dreadful dialogue, or sound effects normally associated with the likes of Harpo Marx, but mostly the terribly flat lacklustre performances…
Prior to 1997, George Clooney wasn’t as much of a household name in Hollywood as he is nowadays. He was extremely popular but more so for his solid TV work, general media attention, and of course, his captivating dreamy eyes. So when news came around that “The Silver Fox” was set to play “The World’s Greatest Detective”, hype mode had been well and truly activated. And of course, we all know the outcome.
He’s quite obviously a very talented actor as he completely redeemed his ‘thespian’ status by winning an Academy Award for Syria but for some reason, during the making of this film, he just seems so uninterested, devoid of any spark, and lacks any chemistry whatsoever with his co-stars. In another world, he could have made an ideal ‘Bats’ but it just wasn’t meant to be. I would perhaps put most of that down to Schumacher as he failed to get the best out of anything for his film – let alone Clooney.
Uma Thurman is a decent actress but in my opinion she is rather restricted to a certain character type in order to perform convincingly well. I believe she benefits most from a seductive femme fatale role steeped in retro traditions of Americana much like her performances in Pulp Fiction or Kill Bill (in other words, she only works well with Tarantino), it’s certainly not playing super villains (or super ex-girlfriend’s for that matter). Now let’s face it, Arnie is notorious for his one-liners – and most of the time we’ve been given classic recitable gold with the likes of “Let off some steam, Bennett”, “Hasta La Vista, Baby!” and “I’ll be back”. Never-the-less, he shouldn’t be allowed to go on a one-liner rampage for what seems like the whole duration of the film. Having said that, Arnie and his quazy quotes are easily the most enjoyable part of the entire torturesome experience – My personal favourite being “What killed the dinosaurs? The Ice Age!”.
There’s obviously a big handful of reasons why this film is so terrible but most of the blame should really be pointed towards the director and the producers. It evidently seems to be a case of “way too many cooks” in terms of overall film production, which really doesn’t work when it comes to the superhero genre (here’s looking at you Spiderman 3). In a way, it’s interesting to see a film so extravagantly insane – one that is the polar opposite to the dark serious tone of superhero film we have today but at the same time… all those colours hurt my eyes. Let’s thank the superhero gods for Christopher Nolan.
1 and a half Batnips out of 5
by Simon Garganera Price


For the remake of RoboCop, director José Padilha turned to Martin Whist, production designer of the film for a new design. It turns out a lot of attention is paid to the functionality of the suit. The team made two updated suits based on the original one.
Once the designs were finalized, the 3D models of the two suits were sent to company Legacy Effects to build. Legacy Effects is famous for making suits for Iron Man, Avatar, Real Steel, and Pacific Rim, among others. Using Stratasys' high resolution Objet Connex multi-material 3D printing technology, Legacy Effects produced every aspect of the RoboCop suit - from helmet, to boots - as master mold patterns. These pieces were then molded and cast into other materials to create variants of the suit depending on the requirements of each scene.
In addition, some versions of the suit used in the movie were composed of as much as 90 percent actual 3D printed parts. For example, the striking visor, which forms part of the helmet on the black version of the RoboCop suit, features a gleaming red strip; the entire visor used in the movie is 3D printed with Stratasys transparent (VeroClear) material.


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Manhattan's four most famous women are back for another season of sex, laughs, and loves. Sarah Jessica Parker stars as Columnist Carrie Bradshaw who writes about relationships and sex. Her trusty friends Samantha Jones (played by Kim Cattrall), a publicist who drifts from one relationship to another, Charlotte McDougal (played by Kristin Davis) curator for an art gallery, and Miranda Hobbs (played by Cynthia Nixon) a lawyer, are caught up in the wild lifestyle of New York City, doing their best to balance love and life and friendship and, you guessed it, shopping.
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When he wasn't working as a blacksmith, Jack Murphy had been content to live by his wits, gambling, drinking and generally enjoying himself, until a revelation on his mother's deathbed sets his world upside down and puts Jack on a course for revenge.
When Jack finds out that a Bank Manager and police Trooper had killed his father, stolen their farm and fortune, and forced his mother into a life of prostitution, he vows not to rest until he'd ruined one and killed the other.
His father had been falsely accused of being a bushranger, so Jack decides to give the Trooper, Sam Cowper, a real one to contend with. As 'Gentleman Jack', he and his gang rob and raid the Bathurst district while Cowper's men are powerless to stop them as Jack melts back to his respectable life in Sydney.
Jack has everything under control… until he steals a kiss from Miss Maryanne O'Connell during a robbery. He hadn't factored romance into his plans, but he can't seem to keep away from her - despite the fact she is betrothed to another man.
Things come to a head when a robbery goes horribly wrong throwing all Jack's plans awry and turning Maryanne against him. "Gentleman Jack" is suddenly wanted for murder and Maryanne is the only person who can identify him.
The girl he loves hates him, the troopers are after him, there are people in Sydney depending on him, and he has yet to avenge his parents. How is he going to pick up the pieces and salvage his plan now?


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Cult Of Chucky
Following on directly from the multiple open threads at the end of Curse of Chucky, Cult would have been somewhat alienating to those coming to it without having seen the previous movie although, given that the series is at part 7 now, it’s probably unlikely that many people will start here! It’s evidently a film for the fans of the series with lots of call backs to the earlier films and on that front, it’s largely successful. However, there’s a new concept dropped into the film that absolutely doesn’t work and sets up an ending that would make for a chaotic sequel. Whereas Curse felt like a breath of fresh air with clear but more subtle ties to the franchise, Cult ends up coming across like Seed of Chucky did, a stale imitation of the chapter that preceded it. It also has a more humorous bent as though the series is slipping back to the days of Bride and Seed which is slightly disappointing considering how well Curse toed that line. That said, it’s still a fun time and it’s only my expectations after Curse that led to frustration with the film.
We’ll be honest here – we tried to get tickets to Redwood that was playing in the other screen at the same time but were unsucessful. We just weren’t particularly interested in watching a film on opening that night that was literally going to be online within an hour or two of the screening. As it stood, it was a fairly decent movie concerning a student who discovers a book called Death Note. If he writes someone’s name in this book, along with the cause of their demise, that person will consequently perish. It’s a neat idea on paper but it just follows the same tropes of this well-worn story, that of people becoming corrupted by power. That said, it had a couple of fun Final Destination-esque moments to it with some interesting characters and an ending that definitely took things in an unexpected direction. So we’re half-half on it but think it’s worth giving it a watch, especially considering that it’s streaming on Netflix.
What can we say about this one? The marketing materials had us expecting something fun and breezy and we ended up with something borderline arthouse. It came across as a Pulp Fiction in more ways than one with the fractured storylines and Tarantino inspired directing. We really didn’t enjoy this although we suspect that programming it as the late night film didn’t help with our minds not really willing to keep up with all the random segues that the film kept throwing our way. Thankfully, we definitely weren’t alone in this opinion – we lost count after the eighth group of people walked out midway through the film with the entire row in front of us clearing out before the film drew to its conclusion.
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The venality of the world14.04.2023 Events, Cinema, Events, Arts & Culture
What is the price of freedom?
"The Man Who Sold His Skin", directed by Tunisian filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania is a thought-provoking and visually stunning film that explores the themes of identity, freedom, and exploitation. The film highlights how the art world can be both a site of resistance and oppression and how refugees and immigrants are often exploited and forced to sacrifice their identity and dignity to achieve their dreams.
The movie follows the story of Sam Ali (Yahya Mahayni), a Syrian refugee who agrees to have a large artwork tattooed on his back by a famous artist named Jeffrey Godefroi (Koen De Bouw) in exchange for a visa to Europe and to be reunited with his loved one. The tattooed skin is then exhibited in art galleries around the world as a work of art, which turns Sam into a living artwork, a commodity, and a pawn in the art world's game of power, privilege, and exploitation.
The film's cinematography is beautiful, with stunning shots of Tunis, Brussels, and Venice, capturing the essence of each location and the characters' emotional journeys. The acting is also exceptional, with Yahya Mahayni delivering a powerful performance as the protagonist, Sam, torn between his dreams of freedom and the reality of his exploitation.
The film's inspiration comes from the real-life story of Belgian artist Will Delvoye, who turned a Swiss man Tim Schneider into a work of art with a back tattoo. "Tim" was bought by a collector for a hefty sum, and this extreme example highlights the absurdity of the art market.
Director Kaouther Ben Hania has a history of fictionalising facts to make a sharper point, as demonstrated in her previous film "Le Challat de Tunis."
In "The Man Who Sold His Skin," she links a refugee's fate with the core of the art world, exposing the world's greed in the process.
The film is a sharp and darkly humorous commentary on society's shallowness and self-righteousness, presented in a precise and dense manner. It also presents a rather pessimistic view of the world's greed. It is a brilliant satire as she exposes our current society's flaws in an unsparing and insightful way. But Kaouther Ben Hania also raises a serious question; what are we willing to trade, and at what cost?
"The Man Who Sold His Skin" is a thought-provoking film that raises important questions about the value of human life and the power dynamics between individuals and institutions. It is a must-see for anyone interested in exploring the intersections of art, politics, and human rights.
JW / Based on AvS and FILMPODIUM SAANENLAND


Lights! Camera! Action!Maywood Fine Arts Goes to the Movies! We will film all dancers, tumblers, musicians, and artists to star in our Movie! Look out for our filming schedules and camera crews. We are headed to the Drive-in on Monday, October 12th! Concessions open at 6:30 and the movie begins at 7:30. So stuff all your friends in the car! The movie will be at the Chicago Drive-In theater at the Sears Center.


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Sandra Bullock in Stella McCartney
Sandra Bullock wowed the red carpet at the London Film Festival promoting her new movie Gravity. I recently spoke of age, and how it really is just a number, it's how you carry yourself that is more important. Sandra Bullock looked like a young gorgeous bombshell in a short lace Stella McCartney dress and black Charlotte Olympia 'Daphne' heels. No accessories were needed with this gorgeously detailed dress, so Sandra Bullock went for some natural waves and a glossy red lip. Looking at this picture I could not spot a difference between her and her Miss Congeniality self 13 years ago.


The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900) The Winkies of Oz lived a humble and happy existence as tinsmiths until the Wicked Witch of the West came. With the power of the charmed Golden Cap the Wicked Witch owned, she used its magic to summon the creatures called Winged Monkeys who were slaves to the cap's incantation Provided to YouTube by Watertower MusicMarch of the Winkies (Extended Version) · The MGM Studio OrchestraThe Wizard of Oz (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack..
The Winkies : [all kneel before Dorothy] *Hail*! Hail to Dorothy! The Wicked Witch is dead! Dorothy : The broom! May we have it? Captain of the Winkie Guard : [hands Dorothy the broomstick] Please. And take it with you. Dorothy : Oh, thank you so much! Now we can go back to the Wizard, and tell him the Wicked Witch is dead Young People's Theater production of The Wizard of Oz, May 16-18, 2014, Ann Arbor, Michiganhttp://youngpeoplestheater.com/https://www.facebook.com/YPTA2?fref.. The Winkie Guards are the Wicked Witch of the West's foot soldiers from The Wizard of Oz. They are mostly known for their infamous chant, which goes, Oh-Ee-Yah! Ee-Oh-Ah!. They mostly guard the Castle Grounds. When Dorothy's friends came to the Witch's Castle to rescue her, they stole three of the Winkies' uniforms and snuck into the castle. After the Witch died, the Winkies are no longer.
The Wizard of Oz (1939) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more The Wizard of Oz is a 1939 American musical fantasy film produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.Often seen as one of the greatest films of all time, it is the most commercially successful adaptation of L. Frank Baum's 1900 children's fantasy novel The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Directed primarily by Victor Fleming (who left the production to take over the troubled Gone with the Wind), the film stars. .s. leibstandarte parade march thats the fact The Winkie Country is the Western region of the fictional Land of Oz in L. Frank Baum's classic series of Oz books, first introduced in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900). The Winkie Country is in the West, noted by later being ruled by the Wicked Witch of the West.. This quadrant is strictly distinguished by the color yellow. This color is worn by most of the native inhabitants called the.
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Wizard Of Oz: 10 Things Fans Never Understood About The Movie. Despite being considered a timeless classic, The Wizard of Oz still leaves certain things about its world and story unexplained The Winkie Country is a fictional place created by L. Frank Baum, author and creator of the Oz legacy. It was first introduced in his book titled The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, published in 1900.The Winkie Country is the offical western quadrant of the magical Land of Oz.It is distinguished by the color yellow which is the Winkie mascot color and it also represents it's side of Oz's Flag because.
Yes. It is based on the novel 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz' (1900) which was written by American author L. Frank Baum (1856-1919). Baum also wrote 16 sequels: 'The Marvelous Land of Oz' (1904), 'Queer Visitors from the Marvelous Land of Oz' (1905), 'The Woggle-Bug Book' (1905), 'Ozma of Oz' (1907), 'Dorothy and the Wizard in Oz' (1908), 'The Road to Oz' (1909), 'The Emerald City of Oz' (1910. ON YOUR GUARD - - An original Wicked Witch of the West Winkie Guard costume used in the 1939 classic MGM movie The Wizard of Oz sold last month for $115,000 at Profiles in History Auction House.
. Frank Baum's books, green in The Wonderful Wizard of Oz movie, and I thought they were blue in the book Wicked (need to look that up The Winkies from the Wizard of Oz Mug. Highlights. Handmade. Description. Well, if the witch and the flying monkeys didn't scare you, these guards probably did. They scared me. Marching and chanting. Whether you're drinking your morning coffee, evening tea, or something in between - this mug's for you! It's sturdy and glossy with a vivid. The International Wizard of Oz Club has extensive information on the production, for example in The Baum Bugle, Christmas 1972. The original film was screened at the 2013 Winkie Convention of the International Wizard of Oz Club with the original Gottschalk score played live by Joe Cascone on piano from Gottschalk's original manuscripts The Land of Oz is the imaginary land introduced by L. Frank Baum in his book, The Wizard of Oz, and the setting for all of the Oz stories. 1 Geography 1.1 Munchkin Country 1.2 Quadling Country 1.3 Winkie Country 1.4 Gillikin Country 1.5 Ugabu Roughly rectangular in shape, Oz is divided along the diagonals into four countries: Munchkin Country in the East, Quadling Country in the South. The Wicked Witch of the West is the main antagonist of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, the first novel of the famous Oz series, and its classic 1939 film adaptation The Wizard of Oz.She is a malevolent witch who rules over the Winkie Country, as well as Dorothy's arch-nemesis.. In the film, she was portrayed by the late Margaret Hamilton, who also played Miss Almira Gulch in the same film
The Wizard of Oz. ( 1939 ) Director: Victor Fleming. Genre: Fantasy. Tags: Empire's 500 Greatest Movies. 22 users contributed to this page. Was sampled in 18 songs see all. The Frayed Ends of Sanity by Metallica (1988) Multiple Elements The Wizard of Oz (Animal and Human Style) Part 1 - Opening Credits. The Wizard of Oz (Animal and Human Style) Part 2 - Olivia Meets her Family. The Wizard of Oz (Animal and Human Style) Part 3 - Over the Rainbow. The Wizard of Oz (Animal and Human Style) Part 4 - Sour Kangaroo is Taking Pinocchio. The Wizard of Oz (Animal and Human Male Style.
. Oz - the abbreviation for ounce, which was significant because bimetallists wanted silver coined along with gold at a ratio of sixteen ounces of silver for each ounces of gold Template:Movie info When a tornado rips through Kansas, Dorothy (Judy Garland) and her dog, Toto, are whisked away in their house to the magical land of Oz. They follow the Yellow Brick Road toward the Emerald City to meet the Wizard, and en route they meet a Scarecrow (Ray Bolger) that needs a brain, a Tin Man (Jack Haley) missing a heart, and a Cowardly Lion (Bert Lahr) who wants courage. Frank Baum's book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, upon which the movie is based, was a political allegory for American politics at the dawn of the 20th century. Dorothy, the Kansas innocent, represents the nobility of middle (and Midwestern) America; the Tin Man is industry, the Scarecrow is agriculture
The movie begins when Garland is in her mid-40s, decades after her starring role in Oz, but Zellweger's rendition of Somewhere Over the Rainbow should bring those childhood memories flooding back 18. MGM spent roughly $2.78 million on the movie, making it the studio's most expensive production at that point. 19. While The Wizard of Oz was nominated for the Best Picture Oscar in 1940, the. 12. The Wizard of Oz has been interpreted as both a religious and atheistic allegory at the same time. In the decades since original publication, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz has been recurrently used by Christians as a religious allegory similar to that of C.S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia series The Wizard of Oz, Winkie spear made from scratch movie prop . Winkie spear. prop: made from scratch: type: movie props : movie: The Wizard of Oz (1939) original (3) | replica (93) view all 1094 items of MAKE BELIEVE original (8) | replica (1086) send MAKE BELIEVE a message * add this item to your favorites* comment(s) add. The Land of Oz is the imaginary land introduced by L. Frank Baum in his book, The Wizard of Oz, and the setting for all of the Oz stories. 1 Geography 1.1 Munchkin Country 1.2 Quadling Country 1.3 Winkie Country 1.4 Gillikin Country 1.5 Ugabu 2 Appearances 2.1 Return to Oz 2.2 The Muppets..
The Winkies: [ all kneel before Dorothy] *Hail*! Hail to Dorothy! The Wicked Witch is dead! Dorothy: The broom! May we have it? Captain of the Winkie Guard: [ hands Dorothy the broomstick] Please. And take it with you. Dorothy: Oh, thank you so much! Now we can go back to the Wizard, and tell him the Wicked Witch is dead In his books, the Land of Oz was divided into four quadrants and each was designated a particular color: Winkie Country = Yellow, Gillikin Country = Purple, Munchkin Country = Blue, and Quadling Country = Red. Glinda the Good was the ruler of the Quadlings in L. Frank Baum's Oz series Listen to Studio Orchestra The Wizard Of Oz: March Of The Winkies MP3 song. The Wizard Of Oz: March Of The Winkies song from the album Classic Movie Hits, Vol.2 (CD10) is released on Jan 2002 . The duration of song is 02:49. This song is sung by Studio Orchestra . Elphaba was the Wicked Witch of the West in Wicked: The Life and Times of the Wicked Witch of the West and Wicked: The Untold Story of the Witches of OZ (musical). 1 Description 2 History 3 Background 4 Other Appearances 4.1 The 1939 movie 4.2 Modern works 5 Credits The Wicked Witch. The MGM film The Wizard of Oz, based on L. Frank Baum's 1900 novel, premiered Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on August 15, 1939. This stage adaptation was first presented by the Royal Shakespeare Company at the Barbican Centre in London in 1987
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Oz Villains. This is the list of the villains who have first appeared in the famous novel book of L. Frank Baum The Wizard Of Oz. In the film adaptions, they have appeared firstly in the 1939 non disney movie based with the same name and later in it's 1985 disney sequel film Return To Oz. There is another disney movie, which it had been. Bert Lahr's most iconic role is that of the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz -- but his daughter said the comic actor didn't witness the magic of his own work until much later in life More people have seen the Wizard of Oz, the movie, more times, than any other film in the history of cinema. It was equivalent to the Harry Potter of its day. The book that inspired it was quite literally the first American-written fairytale. While England had Alice and Wonderland and Denmark the Little Mermaid, we had Dorothy and the Land of Oz Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz: The Movie is a 2025 Upcoming animated fantasy adventure film directed and written by TBA, an editor and sound designer, co-written by TBA and produced by TBA. It is based on L. Frank Baum's Oz novels, mainly Dorothy and the Wizard of Oz took place. The film is an unofficial sequel to the 1939 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film, The Wizard of Oz and also borrows a few. One of the Coolest Non-Typical Character Costumes - Winkie Guard from Wizard of Oz. by Brian S. Oh E Oh E O OH! Everyone remember's that chant from the Wizard of Oz! After my son was selected to be a Winkie Guard in his school play, I took it upon myself to help with the 19 guard costumes needed for the play
Submissions may follow on from Oz books, Oz plays, Oz movies, Magic Land, or any other version or aspect of Oz. Artwork will be judged at the Winkie Convention. Therefore all art submissions need to be either brought to or sent to the convention, or arrangements must be made by the artist to deliver and, if needed, return pieces Winkies-Wizard of Oz. The Winkies' outfits are made from Wool felt, just as the original costumes were. The pattern is a combination of a 3 layer circle skirt embellished with felt appliques; the jackets are a modified Civil War pattern. The jacket base is cotton, with the layers of wool felt sewn on top Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Hallmark 2012 Winkie Guard Wizard of Oz Ornament at Amazon.com. Read honest and unbiased product reviews from our users Find great deals on eBay for wizard of oz guard. Shop with confidence
Released in 1939, The Wizard of Oz is a beloved musical fantasy film, based on L. Frank Baum's children's novel, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. The movie - which stars Judy Garland - is one of the most popular children's stories of all time, and that's because it is filled with colourful characters, an iconic song, and a whole heap of. Later when the Wicked Witch of the West acquired the Cap, she used the Monkeys to enslave the Winkies and force the Great Oz to leave the West. Chapter XV: The Discovery of Oz, the Terrible The Guardian of the Gates seems amazed when the travelers return to the Emerald City, claiming to have killed the Wicked Witch The Winged Monkeys of Oz are a race of intelligent and mischievous flying monkeys who were cursed by Princess Gayelette for playing a prank on her fiancée and enslaved to a magical Golden Cap, the wearer of which could command the monkeys to perfo.. The Marvelous Wizard of Oz is to be an upcoming non musical reboot movie starring Jenna Ortega, Jackson Rathbone, Linda Hamilton, Jason Segel, Scott Adkins, America Ferrera, Chris Cooper, Diane Lane, Martin Freeman, Corey Feldman, Channing Tatum, Matthew Laurence, Brandon Routh, Sam Riley, Oliver James, Shawn Ashmore, Jason Ritter, Peter Dinklage, Warwick Davis, Tony Cox, Meredith Eaton.
Based on the MGM movie and the children's story by L. Frank Baum, The Wizard of OZ is fun for the entire family. Ding, Dong, The Witch is Dead, We're Off To See The Wizard, If I Only Had A Brain (A Heart, The Nerve), are just a few of the familiar tunes that will leave the audience tapping their toes and singing along 1 Synopsis 2 Supplements 2.1 VHS 2.2 DVD 3 DVD Title Index 3.1 Audio Supplements 3.2 The Jukebox 4 DVD Chapter Index 5 Advertised on: 5.1 1999-2000 VHS 6 In Other Countries 7 Weblinks 7.1 Merchandising We click our heels in anticipation. There's no place like home and no movie like this one. From generation to generation, The Wizard Of Oz brings us together - kids, grown-ups, families, friends. This scene in the movie represents this idea perfectly. How did the Tin Man Die? Ebsen, whose career spanned more than 70 years, died Sunday of respiratory failure at a hospital in Torrance, Calif. What are the Winkies saying in The Wizard of Oz? The Winkie Guards are the Wicked Witch of the West's foot soldiers from The Wizard of Oz Nobody should miss The Wizard of Oz, says Bob Dorian. Not nobody, not no how. Dorian, who is Mickey Rooney's understudy for the parts of Prof. Marvel and The Wizard, also plays three. The Wizard of Oz. Film Director: Victor Flemming. Writer (Book) Frank L Baum. Screen adaptation: Noel Langly. CAST: Judy Garland Dorothy. Frank Morgan Professor Marvel / The Wizard of Oz / The Gatekeeper / The Carriage Driver / The Guard
The sceneries and landscapes are beautiful to watch in just the right fairy-tale style that you would expect from the land of Oz. The story is pretty much a prequel to the original Wizard of Oz story. Something which does not really intrude too much for most part of the movie but becomes painfully obvious in the last couple of scenes. As for. Step out of the classic Wizard of Oz movie in this deluxe Winkie guard costume. You won't find another like this adult costume that features a grey jacket that has an attached male skirt at the waist. The jacket zips from the waist up and the skirt hangs down to the shins and is open in the middle Editor's note: Here is the extraordinary story behind the extraordinary story of 'The Wonderful Wizard of Oz'. Most have seen the movie version of this allegorical tale, but few are aware of what the various characters, places and things represented in the mind of Frank Baum, the tale's author
The American 1939 musical-comedy adaptation of The Wizard of Oz is exceptionally known and loved in every part of the world. It was a technological and commercial success when it got released and then re-released. I personally can call this movie adaptation one of my very favorites childhood movies because it is full of magic (which was very challenging to create back in 1939) THE WIZARD OF OZ is complete and intact on every single television and home video release, including the presently available THX versions. What Sherri is referring to is the reprise of the 'Ding Dong the Witch is Dead' song, sung earlier by the Munchkins, a scene that indeed was filmed for the movie
Dorothy Gale (Return to Oz) as Dorothy Gale Toto (Return to Oz) as Toto The Scarecrow (Return to Oz) as The Scarecrow The Woodsman (Return to Oz) as The Tin Man The Cowardly Lion (Return to Oz) as The Cowardly Lion Glinda (Oz the Great and Powerful) as Glinda the Good Witch of the North Professor Porter (Tarzan) as Professor Marvel Edgar (The Aristocats) as The Gatekeeper Captain Hook (Peter. The Wizard of Oz is a 1939 American musical fantasy movie that was produced by Metro Goldwyn Mayer. The movie is considered to be one of the greatest films in cinema history, and it's the best known and most commercially successful adaption of L. Frank Baum's 1900 children's book, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz File:Wizard-of-oz-original1 969.jpg. Dorothy, the Scarecrow, and the Tin-Woodman, meet the Cowardly Lion. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, written by Lyman (long for L.) Frank Baum in 1900, was an instant success, which has been much homaged and parodied, though the 1939 movie version, The Wizard of Oz, may now be better known. Return to Oz, a semi-sequel released in 1985 by Disney, is a cult movie
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End of the Rainbow is a musical/play detailing the demise of Judy Garland. It's been playing in London for some time but finishing soon and I knew I wanted to go and see it. After failing to make plans with friends for some time, I decided I wanted to see it bad enough to just go, solo. Randomly, when I looked yesterday afternoon, there were cheap tickets for last night but not for any of the other nights I can attend so last night it was.
Judy Garland's story is a sad one. I knew that, I knew she had substance issues, I just don't think I realised how sad it was. Dead at 47. Married 5 times. 5!! Numerous other famous lovers. A broken relationship with a flawed mother. A broken relationship with her oldest daughter (Liza Minnelli). I don't know the status of her relationships with her other children. Sacked/let go by MGM, massively in debt but supremely talented. After seeing the play, I then spent some time online (on the bus home) googling her. Such a brilliant start, gone bad.
Set over the last 3 - 6 months of her life, the play is both sad, funny (hilarious funny, laughing out loud funny), entertaining and thought provoking. I don't know the plans for this play (I'm calling it a play - there was music in it, a la a musical, but not at random intervals and they didn't sing rather than talk) but if it does come near you - go see it! I can only hope your lead actress is as good as Tracie Bennett was last night - she was phenomenal.
Anyway, I'll leave you with probably what is Judy's most famous song, sung much later in her life…


As you remember, from the Christmas post, I posted that over the holidays I watched loads of movies. Well one of them was also the new movie that is in the cinemas, The girl with the dragon tattoo. At first I wasn`t really looking forward to going and seeing this movie, but I soon changed my mind. I definitely suggest this movie to anyone who likes detective-like movies. I haven`t read the books, so I can not say whether it was filmed `properly` according the book and its expectations but since it is in cinemas for only two weeks and already earning $57.1M in gross accrording to IMDB I guess it must be pretty good. Anyway it is just first part of the book trilogy, The Millennium by Stieg Larson so there is still a lot more to come and to be excited about.
On the other note now...Rooney Mara in the role of the girl with the dragon tattoo, was just amazing! She played in other movies before, but I think that this role might be the one that will help her reputation as an amazing actress grow.
Lastly I am attaching some photos of Rooney wearing beautiful dresses from the new collections.
ROONEY MARA in a Prabal Gurung spring/summer 2012 dress at the New York premiere of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.
ROONEY MARA in a Roksanda Ilincic spring/summer 2012 dress while promoting The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo on The Today Show.
Anyway, I hope that you enjoyed reading this post, ha :)
photos taken from the internet :)


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Note: the following contains spoilers for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Hopefully by now you have familiarized yourself with RF’s policy on spoilers? Good. Let’s proceed to the debate:
Frank: Max, it’s been nearly two months since Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens was quietly released in select theaters. We went together a few days after opening night and, I believe, both came away with positive feelings. As many fans and critics have noted, The Force Awakens not only utilizes the iconography of the original trilogy but also some major story elements, specifically A New Hope (a title I hate using but will for clarity’s sake). Did the level of borrowing work for you or would you rather have seen a wholly original plot?
Max: First, I’d like to start by describing my favorite moment of the whole evening, which was you bursting into the theatre after driving three hours on snow covered roads back to our hometown and plopping down in the seat in the exact moment that the familiar blare of the Star Wars theme began and the big yellow letters lit up the screen. It was a very pure moment, maybe even a Christmas Miracle. That set the tone for an enjoyable movie-going experience for me. Were there a ton of call-backs to the original films in both plot and substance? Sure. Did it work? Yes.
Frank: You might say I “made the Kessel Run in less than 12 parsecs” to get to the theater in time. While I liked the movie quite a bit, the story was a glaring weak point for me. I was happy enough to be back in the world of Star Wars, but I couldn’t help but feel a bit exasperated by all the beats from A New Hope: lonely kid on dessert planet finds droid with vital information, aged major character is killed in an act of sacrifice while the young hero looks on, another damn Death Star (sorry “Starkiller Base”, totally different).
Max: Admittedly Abrams hit the Star Wars “themes” pretty hard. As far as the Death Star reboot, I choose to believe that the Empire is locked into a long-term contract with the same shitty engineering firm that only knows how to do one thing (and sealing critical maintenance shafts is not it). So yes, this looked really familiar for devoted Star Wars fans, but you could almost feel a collective sigh of relief (both in the theatre and on the internet) in that familiarity. Fans needed this movie to allow themselves to reinvest in the franchise.
Frank: Yes, certainly it was nice to be seeing a new Star Wars film that could make you feel something besides appalled, but for me the feeling of familiarity should have come from the setting, not the plot. Of course we want to see the three main characters from the original trilogy (actually four, shout out to Chewbacca), and we want to see the Millennium Falcon; these are the things we love. The only moment when you and I locked eyes in excitement was when we heard the familiar voice of Admiral Ackbar garbling something about strategy. I don’t think anybody was saying “thank god they’re blowing up another world-destroying space station like they’ve done twice before”.
Max: Well, you knew from the moment they showed that giant thing and its resemblance to the Death Star(s) that it was going to get blown up in short order. So while technically that is the plot, I don’t think it’s where the movie was trying to create its intrigue. It is certainly not what people were talking about after seeing the film. “Where the hell has Luke been? And who is Rey?” were the new elements that I think they mixed in nicely among the other fairly well-trodden Star Wars-type plot points. They had to blow something up because it’s 2016 and that’s what we want in our blockbuster sci-fi or action movies. But that wasn’t the only element of the plot.
Frank: Right, but I think that the Starkiller Base element should have been excised from the film altogether. There should have been more time developing what the Star Wars universe is now, going forward. Like what was that republic that just got incinerated? Also, I’d like to know what was going on with Poe Dameron between his crashing the highjacked tie-fighter and his showing up on D’Qar (which is not Yavin-4!). Also, Captain Phasma seems like she’s supposed to be a much cooler character. What’s going on there? The big “stopping the bad guys” plot could have been saved for the later entries.
Max: I have to say that I, too, was surprised that Captain Phasma was woefully under-utilized. But in a way, I kind of liked that all this stuff had clearly happened since the audience’s last glimpse into the Star Wars universe. It was a very effective tease for the next installment. So Luke ran a Jedi school (presumably called the “Little Skywalkers Urban Achievers Program”)? Han and Leia had a falling out? Rey was abandoned by…someone? And a note on that, if you’re going to leave a child to fend for themselves, it seems like you could do it on a planet with water. Was Endor not an option?
Frank: That brings us to the element of the film that worked really well for me: the new characters. The performances by Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, John Boyega, and Oscar Isaac got me really excited to spend the next two films in the trilogy with the new arrivals. Specifically, Ridley, who is magnetic as Rey. It felt like we were watching the birth of a star. In terms of the old crew, Harrison Ford is still a movie star, no matter how much he grumbles about being Han Solo (two things we know about Harrison Ford: 1. He does not want to talk about “Star Wars”, and 2. He doesn’t give a shit what you think of his earring). Carrie Fischer should have been given more to do, and Abrams smartly limited Mark Hammill’s lines to none at all.
Max: Well, I get the sense they won’t be able to hide him (literally) in the next movie, which almost certainly will feature new plot points to satisfy those with your same views of The Force Awakens. When you think about the recent history of the franchise and the insane down payment Disney made for the rights to get into the Star Wars game, a very “safe and comfortable” first installment was almost inevitable. Abrams delivered on that while still entertaining at a high level. So for me, the borrowing of plot points worked, and now I can go into the next movie excited for what happens next.
Frank: I, too, look forward to the next entry. If there is one thing we know about J.J. Abrams, it is that he can be trusted as a temporary caretaker of a franchise (Star Wars, Star Trek, Mission Impossible), but he’s not a home run hitter. Ryan Johnson (Brick, Looper) is up next, and he is a home run hitter. I give The Force Awakens a “B”, which is a vast improvement over the prequel trilogy.
Max: I didn’t hate the prequel trilogy as much as everyone else in the universe claims to, but that is as far as I will go to defend them. Whether it’s warranted or not, Star Wars fans felt abused by the prequels. To me, a good analogy for the fan’s relationship to this run of Star Wars movies is a shelter dog. They had a crappy situation but are now brought into a new home, one that has the potential to be great. Still, it’s their nature to be fearful and nervous about what’s going on but also excited. So there is this initial period where you need to re-earn trust. Once that’s done, you can start having some real fun.
Frank: There are worse films than the prequel trilogy. I have searched my feelings, and I know it to be true. Truthfully, I will be satisfied if Episode VIII only rises to the level of The Force Awakens. I look forward to discussing it with you in 2017, my friend. May the force be with you.
Max: And also with you.


Part of a series of conceptually-edited films, this piece is created based on a tiny fragment of the Mike Nichols film "The Graduate". In the middle of the original film, the camera pans across a yellow flower in the foreground, for a moment huge and out of focus.
This frame acts as a seed by which the rest of the film is processed. The entire film is cropped and blurred to that, upon reaching the scene with the flower, the entire screen glows yellow. The sound has also been manipulated using a Max/MSP program to stretch and blend all music and dialog (a sort of sonic equivalent to blurring), to become ethereal, droning, and song-like.
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Besharam is a 2013 Hindi movie that features Ranbir Kapoor as Babli, a street-smart car thief who lives in a Delhi orphanage. He steals cars to support his orphanage and has no sense of right or wrong until he falls in love with Tara (Pallavi Sharda), a woman whose car he has stolen. The movie also stars Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh as Chulbul and Bulbul Chautala, a cop couple who are after Babli, and Javed Jaffrey as Bheem Singh, a goon who wants his car back from Babli.
The movie is directed by Abhinav Kashyap, who also co-wrote the script with Rajeev Barnwal. The movie is a mix of action, comedy and romance, with some catchy songs composed by Lalit Pandit. The movie was released on October 2, 2013 and received mixed reviews from critics and audiences. Some praised the performances of the lead actors and the chemistry between Ranbir Kapoor and his real parents Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh, while others criticized the plot, the humor and the length of the movie.
Why You Should Watch Besharam
If you are looking for a fun and entertaining movie that does not take itself too seriously, you might enjoy Besharam. Here are some reasons why you should watch it:
Ranbir Kapoor: The actor showcases his versatility and charm as Babli, who is a lovable rogue with a heart of gold. He does some impressive stunts, dances well and delivers some witty dialogues.
Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh: The veteran actors play a hilarious cop couple who have a love-hate relationship with each other and with Babli. They share some funny scenes and also show their emotional side.
Javed Jaffrey: The actor plays a menacing but comical villain who is obsessed with his car and wants to get it back from Babli at any cost. He adds some spice to the movie with his quirky mannerisms and expressions.
The Songs: The movie has some catchy songs that will make you groove to the music. Some of the popular songs are Tere Mohalle, Love Ki Ghanti, Dil Ka Jo Haal Hai and Besharam.
The Message: The movie has a message that there is no right way of doing the wrong thing and that one should be honest and respectful towards others. It also shows the importance of family and love in one's life.
Besharam is a movie that will make you laugh, cry and cheer for the characters. It is a shameless action comedy that you can watch online on Amazon Prime Video, Zee5 or VI movies and tv.
What Critics and Audiences Say About Besharam
Besharam received mixed reviews from critics and audiences when it was released in 2013. Some praised the movie for its entertainment value, its star cast and its songs, while others criticized it for its weak story, its crude humor and its length. Here are some of the opinions expressed by different sources:
Roger Ebert: The critic gave the movie a rating of 1.5 out of 4 stars and wrote that \\\"Besharam\\\" has \\\"some of the worst editing of any professionally-released movie in years\\\" and that it \\\"keeps promising things it can't or won't deliver\\\". He also said that Ranbir Kapoor was \\\"the oddest thing\\\" in the movie and that he \\\"gives a committed lead performance\\\".
Times of India: The critic gave the movie a rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars and wrote that \\\"Besharam\\\" is a \\\"shameless action comedy that you can watch online\\\". He also said that Ranbir Kapoor was \\\"shamelessly, stylishly superb\\\" and that Rishi Kapoor and Neetu Singh were \\\"hilarious\\\" as the cop couple.
Rotten Tomatoes: The website gave the movie a rating of 20% based on 5 reviews and wrote that \\\"Besharam\\\" is \\\"frequently crude, but it's also unusually clean in its plotting\\\". It also said that the movie has \\\"a kind of unblushing vitality that is especially strong in the dance numbers\\\".
Koimoi: The critic gave the movie a rating of 3 out of 5 stars and wrote that \\\"Besharam\\\" has \\\"the unstoppable yarn like Dabangg but the scriptwriters add novelty to the tapestry by adding a zestful flavor to what could easily be deemed as formulaic\\\". He also said that the movie is \\\"loud and irreverent\\\" and that Ranbir Kapoor is \\\"a riotous rowdy with utter confidence\\\".
FilmiBeat: The website gave the movie a rating of 4 out of 5 stars and wrote that \\\"Besharam\\\" is a \\\"masala comedy that entertains till the end\\\". It also said that it is a \\\"must watch movie\\\" and that it has \\\"gained 134 cr in the first week and is going strong\\\".
As you can see, Besharam has received different reactions from different sources. Some loved it, some hated it, some were indifferent. But one thing is clear: Besharam is not a movie that you can ignore. It is a movie that will make you feel something, whether it is laughter, anger, joy or disgust. So if you are curious about this shameless movie, you can watch it online on Amazon Prime Video, Zee5 or VI movies and tv. aa16f39245


Monday, July 9, 2012
The maturity of parents
The main character in the Toy Story movies is Woody.
Do I need to elaborate on the immaturity I am speaking of?
The lines that make me giggle are endless.
In regards to getting the Toy Story dolls for Abby
Tom: "I was in the store thinking to myself, 'Should I get the 15-inch Woody or the 12-inch Woody?' Then I was like, 'Heh heh heh'"
Abby during the scene in Toy Story 2 when the cardboard cutout of Woody is revealed
"There's a BIG Woody!"
Me talking to Abby about finding her doll
"Where's your Woody?"
I could go on and on. Clearly we will be teaching Abby mature life principles as she grows up.


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June 9th- June 25th
FOOTLOOSE @ The Public Theatre of San Antonio
This summer you can catch Russell starring in The Public Theater of San Antonio's production of the hit musical Footloose, playing the role of Ren McCormack, a teenage boy from Chicago. He and his mother move to the small town of Bomont after his father abandons them. Upon arriving, Ren finds himself at odds with most of the town, including the Reverend of Bomont. The Reverend has convinced the town to outlaw dancing, which Ren finds unbelievable. With the help of Ariel (the Reverend’s daughter) and Willard (a country hick who becomes his best friend), Ren convinces the Reverend to let the teenagers dance, and in the process helps the town to heal from a tragedy that affected them all.


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