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	Hero (1992 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mariah Carey originally recorded her #1 hit single, "Hero", for the film but the filmmakers did not think the power ballad was a good fit.
		It was released in the United States on Friday, October 2, 1992.
		Hero is about a thief (played by Hoffman) who, after anonymously helping rescue survivors of a plane crash, discovers another man taking credit for his heroic actions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hero_(1992_movie)

	Braindead (1992 film) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the US, where the film was released as Dead Alive, because of another film with rights to the title Braindead, the R-Rated version is only 85 minutes, while the unrated cut is 97 minutes.
		Braindead (New Zealand 1992), released as Dead Alive in North America, is an extreme zombie horror-comedy directed by Peter Jackson.
		Although it starts with the capture of a zombie-creating creature on the eerie Skull Island, the opening half of the film is a relatively low-key period piece.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Braindead_(1992_movie) (789 words)

	Skull Island - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In the 1992 film Braindead, Skull Island is seen as a relatively barren place off the coast of Sumatra with very little foliage and rocky beaches.
		Distinguished by its sickle-like claw, this was the creature in the King Kong (2005 film that killed Denham's cameraman, hunted in clans and caused a Brontosaurus stampede.
		Apatosaurus/Brontosaurus baxteri: Originally portrayed in the film as an amphibious, meat-eating long neck, it was changed to Brontosaurus for the 2005 remake.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Skull_Island (1184 words)

	paul smith, schefer on La Jetee
		The experimental subject (the film suggests this is the narrator himself) is chosen because of his obsessive attachment to an image of the past½a young woman on the quay (la jetée) at Orly Airport when he was young.
		Marker's film, an astonishingly powerful experiment with word and image, is made from a series of stills and a voice-over narration that tells of experiments carried out on a prisoner in the underground camps to which everyone has been forced after the holocaust of World War III.
		This film, however, is something other than that.
	osf1.gmu.edu /~psmith5/jetee.html (1184 words)

	At-A-Glance Film Reviews: Hero (1992)
		Any film that asks questions like these is worth seeing on that basis alone.
		Back to the Film Reviews for the 1990s.
		If only it were a little tighter, it'd have been great instead of good.
	www.rinkworks.com /movies/m/hero.1992.shtml (1184 words)

	Hero (2002)
		The film depicts the King as an idealist, when many Chinese historians will tell you the real King of Qin who became China's first Emperor, was very much a tyrant responsible for many deaths.
		Hero is Zhang Yimou's first foray into the martial arts genre, it having been a project he had loosely conceived of well before Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon made martial arts film a legitimate modern art form.
		The film's single greatest asset is the rich and wonderful imagery where entire sets, costumes, and even horses are coated in color.
	www.kungfucinema.com /reviews/hero2002.htm (1184 words)

	1992
		It was reported as one of the hottest films in the market at the 1992 Cannes Film Festival.
		Braindead The Musical, co-written by Stephen Sinclair and Frances Walsh concurrently with the film script, was first staged in 1995.
		Braindead is a brilliantly designed and executed comedy splatter, solemnly introduced by Queen Elizabeth, as in Jackson's Bad Taste.
	www.geocities.com /SunsetStrip/Club/9841/articles7.html (909 words)

	Alternate Versions for Braindead (1992)
		When the film was picked up for U.S. distribution, there was a delay when another company asked the distributor to change the film's title so as to avoid confusion with another film of the same name (hence the "Dead Alive" title for the U.S. release).
		UK version is the complete original version which left British film critics stunned as the censors let it through uncut.
		Braindead opens with a closeup of the New Zealand flag, which then changes to the Queen riding accross a courtyard, finishing with a close up her on horseback.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0103873/alternateversions (885 words)

	SCREAM - Thrillers, Suspense, Horror==== In-Depth
		The film's opening, an image of the New Zealand flag and the sound of the national anthem, followed by a portrait of the youthful Queen Elizabeth II (recalling the opening of Bad Taste), makes the connection between the mother country and the terrible mother in the story.
		This scene, as Helen Martin notes, is part of a larger motif of birth imagery in the film that includes shots of uterine passageways in the house and the scene of Lionel hanging from the ceiling lamp cord while pursued by crawling intestines (6).
		Jackson had a bigger budget and better resources than ever before when he returned to Braindead after a delay of over two years, and it shows: the film has even more blood, guts and generally gross imagery than Jackson's previous two productions.
	www.screamtelevision.ca /essays/dead_alive_essay.asp (560 words)

	Review : Braindead
		It is definitely not a film for everyone - fans of the hard-stuff should really enjoy it, but if your girlfriend doesn't particularly like gore and you've just eaten something "rich and creamy", I'd probably give it a miss.
		But any horror fan worth his weight in fake-blood would have already had that name burned into their film-viewing consciouness for his 1992 schock-comedy, Braindead.
		Braindead is a true masterpiece - the combination of extreme visuals and cheesy tongue-in-cheek comedy is very rare to have in such concentrated amounts.
	www.tomatopatch.com /reviews/0303/braindead.htm (434 words)

	Braindead (Dead Alive)
		Many of you may of heard of the 1980's film 'Bad Taste' produced and directed by Peter Jackson.
		This film was released in the US under a different title (DEAD-ALIVE) and with massive cuts, whereas the censors over here in the UK were decidedly lenient because they actually understood the humour involved.
		The film was released in the UK with a 18 certificate with no cuts at all.
	www.angelfire.com /sc/repap/tvdbraindead.html (443 words)

	La Fille de l'air / The Girl in the Air / 1992 / film review / Maroun Bagdadi / Beatrice Dalle
		This is a film which literally pummels the senses, both visually and aurally, particularly in the climactic action scenes such as the police raid at the start of the film and the remarkable escape sequence at the end.
		This is a film which retells the incredible true story of a woman who was driven by love alone to rescue her husband from prison.
		In this film, her personal drama is enacted by Béatrice Dalle, a French actress who is regarded today as one of the best in her profession, and here she gives one of her best performances.
	frenchfilms.topcities.com /nf_La_fille_de_l_air_rev.html (443 words)

	Amazon.com: DVD: Hero (1992)
		I also explored the idea that this film was a penetrating look at the modern mass media circus, but the great insight along those lines is basically do not believe anything you see on television, which is not as helpful a bit of advice as it might seem.
		HERO is a film that wants to have it both ways, and succeeds in doing so.
		HERO isn't one of the greatest films, but it is pleasantly told and skillfully directed and acted.
	www.eigo-i.com /shows/B00000IPG4/Hero.html (443 words)

	Indulging Your Bollywood Sweet Tooth
		In a single film, we shift, very visibly, from a chocolate hero and a naive virgin on a hilltop to an angry young man and a weary widow in the city.
		The 1992 film Deewana is a turning point in Bollywood story-telling, symbolizing a passing of the torch.
		Not only from Rishi Kapoor, the primary hero of the 1980s, to Shah Rukh Khan, the man who would lead the Hindi film industry into the 21st century, but also from one narrative formula to another, from one societal attitude to another.
	malisita.com /iniquity/bollywood112903.html (443 words)

	HIFFpressrelease.20040901.MAGGIE_CHEUNG.doc
		HERO recently opened in movie theatres on August 27th and was the #1 film over the weekend with revenues of $18 million.
		Established in 1981, the Louis Vuitton Hawaii International Film Festival is dedicated to advancing understanding and cultural exchange among the peoples of Asia, the Pacific, and North America through the medium of film.
		HERO is set two thousand years ago during the violent dawn of the Qin dynasty.
	www.hiff.org /download/word/HIFFpressrelease.20040901.MAGGIE_CHEUNG.doc (443 words)

	Ying xiong (2002)
		I had held off watching HERO for months, because as soon as I got the first released DVD (the DVD-5 from Guang Dong Face Ah) it was announced that the extended version of the film would be released in a few weeks.
		Zhang Yimou handles the building of the tale expertly, as one would expect from such a master film maker.
		HERO is definitely more commercially oriented, but shares a beauty and philosophical richness with AOT, and a certain melancholy mood.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0299977 (443 words)

	Quentin Tarantino, Quentin Tarantino film, Quentin Tarantino pictures, Quentin Tarantino "Hero"
		The film was an instant hit at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival and opened up a door of opportunities for the young hit-maker.
		Quentin may have only directed four films in the past decade, but his omnipresence in the film world has never gone unnoticed, penning some of the best scripts of the 90's and appearing in a number of cameo roles for his Hollywood buddies.
		Cast by film pal Rodriguez in both "From Dusk Til Dawn" and "Desperado," and by Adam Sandler in "Little Nicky," Tarantino's best performance to date could be seen during his four episode stint as McKenas Cole on the ABC drama, "Alias," during the first three seasons.
	www.bullz-eye.com /entertainers/quentin_tarantino.htm (443 words)

	In the Soup (1992)
		Winner of the Grand Jury Dramatic Prize at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival, Alexandre Rockwell's In the Soup is a whimsically funny deadpan comedy that's never quite gotten its due.
		And unlike his fellow 1992 Sundance alumnus Quentin Tarantino (Reservoir Dogs premiered at the festival that year), writer/director Alexandre Rockwell hasn't enjoyed much success, either critically or commercially, over the last 12 years.
		Aside from directing one of the segments in the misbegotten anthology film Four Rooms (1995), Rockwell has made two films, both of which received negligible distribution.
	www.reel.com /movie.asp?MID=4888&buy=closed&PID=10114545&Tab=reviews&CID=18 (443 words)

	GreenCine product main - Hero (1992)
		Stephen Frears' Hero is a contemporary re-working of a Frank Capra-styled fable about a two-bit criminal named Bernie (Dustin Hoffman) who saves several passengers from a plane crash and leaves the scene without being identified, leaving only a lost shoe for identification.
		Hero manages to be quite funny and satirical while sticking to a story that is essentially a Hollywood fable.
		One of the passengers happens to be news-reporter Gale (Geena Davis) who is intent on finding her savior, and offers a million dollars to the "hero" of the crashed flight.
	www.greencine.com /webCatalog?id=3437 (443 words)

	Autopsy Film a Hoax?
		Ray Santilli allegedly came in possession of the film during 1992 on one of his trips to Cleveland, Ohio to collect vintage rock'n roll footage.
		Skeptics have questioned the authenticity of the film and believe that it is an elaborate hoax.
		After viewing the film, Ray Santilli purchased the film from the gentleman and began marketing it to various TV producers.
	www.angelfire.com /nv/mywebpage/autopsy.html (443 words)

	Foster on Film - Film Reviews, Cyberpunk 1992
		Foster on Film - Film Reviews, Cyberpunk 1992
		Of course if the film was set far enough in the future to have the technology even minutely plausible (OK, it's never plausible), Rene Russo's character would be far too old to be fooling around with Emilio Estevez.
		Since they have the romantic chemistry of two twigs in the street, I can't see that ensuring their age compatibility is important, but this is a Hollywood film, so there must be a romance.
	home.comcast.net /~fosteronfilm/revcyber92.htm (443 words)

	Bob Roberts (1992)
		But Robbins says something far more universal with this film; democracies are not safe from tyranny or fascism; all it takes is a charismatic reactionary who can manipulate the interests of the press and the political interests to rise to power by appealing to the worst elements of our psyche, for entertainment, glamour, and exclusionism.
		Let's make one thing clear: This film is a satire, not a commentary; in my opinion it's not about Republicans or Democrats, or conservatives or liberals; it is about the nature of democracies.
		Tim Robbins has a winner here, and this film gets overlooked because it gets dragged into these conversations about Robbins' own political views, and whether the film is making a statement about Republicans or Democrats.
	us.imdb.com /Title?0103850 (443 words)

	Australian Film Bibliography
		Australian Film 1978-1992: A Survey of Theatrical Features.
		Identification, Gender and Genre in Film: The Case of Shame with Shame: The Screenplay by Beverly Blankenship and Michael Brindley.
		Australian Film Commission and the National Working Party on the Portrayal of Women in the Media.
	wwwmcc.murdoch.edu.au /ReadingRoom/film/bibi.html (443 words)

	1992 - Open Encyclopedia
		1989 1990 1991- 1992 - 1993 1994 1995
		1992 is a leap year starting on Wednesday.
		June 1 - The Pittsburgh Penguins sweep the Chicago Blackhawks in 4 games in the 1992 Stanley Cup Finals.
	open-encyclopedia.com /1992 (443 words)

	Film Talk -> Careful (1992)
		In some of his later films I think he's found a delicate balance between genuine emotional investment and ironic detatchment -so that it is possible for both to work at once and he is able to both comment on things in a self-referential way and still spur strong emotion while he does it.
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	www.film-talk.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=7383 (443 words)

	1992
		After the premiere of his 1992 film, Minbo, he was attacked and seriously injured by a knife-wielding yakuza (Japanese mobster).
		Two months before his death in 1992, he went on a tour of Japan with Francois Kevorkian, who remembered it like this: "Larry went into a set of Philadelphia classics which was just so poignant, so emotional because the message of all the songs said he was really hurting.
		Filmed in gloriously filtered colors that cross Maxfield Parrish with Peter Max, this stylistic hybrid virtually defies description and must be seen to be truly appreciated.
	www.jahsonic.com /1992.html (3033 words)

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