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Scarface: Special Edition (1983)     Scarface is a landmark film and an undisputed leader in the gangster genre. There does remain a degree of film grain throughout which is unavoidable from the twenty year-old source elements, and so restricting the image from ever becoming razor sharp, however there is a pleasing amount of detail to the image that belies its age, particularly the foreground images. When he resurfaced later with the final draft script for Scarface, it was an absolute corker, managing to both draw on all of the successful elements that appealed from the original film, whilst also weaving a convincing and epic saga of the rise and fall of a new breed of super-wealthy gangster drug lord. www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ID=4351   (4268 words)

Saul Bass 2nd New York Film Fetival (1964) to Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon Movie Posters SAUL BASS (1920-1996) was not only one of the great graphic designers of the mid-20th century but the undisputed master of film title design thanks to his collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock, Otto Preminger and Martin Scorsese. Not only one of the great graphic designers of the mid-20th century but the undisputed master of film title design thanks to his collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock, Otto Preminger and Martin Scorsese. Saul Bass 2nd New York Film Fetival (1964) to Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon Movie Posters www.atthemovies.co.uk /36   (489 words)

Saul Bass 2nd New York Film Fetival (1964) to Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon Movie Posters SAUL BASS (1920-1996) was not only one of the great graphic designers of the mid-20th century but the undisputed master of film title design thanks to his collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock, Otto Preminger and Martin Scorsese. Not only one of the great graphic designers of the mid-20th century but the undisputed master of film title design thanks to his collaborations with Alfred Hitchcock, Otto Preminger and Martin Scorsese. Saul Bass 2nd New York Film Fetival (1964) to Tell Me That You Love Me Junie Moon Movie Posters www.atthemovies.co.uk /36   (489 words)

Korean Movie Reviews for 2001: My Sassy Girl, Musa, Friend, Take Care of My Cat, My Wife is a Gangster, Volcano High and more. The undisputed star of this film, however, is Jeon Ji-hyun, an icon for her generation who trades in the nice girl image of her previous films for something with a little more fire. The film stars Lee Sung-jae and Cha Seung-won as two former high-school classmates who grow up into unexpected professions: Lee, the smart kid in school, becomes a gangster; while Cha, the school bully, decides to be a physical education teacher (perhaps that one wasn't quite as unexpected). The film features both a well-known director in Kim Sung-soo (Beat) and a star cast: heartthrob Jung Woo-sung as a spear-wielding slave, Joo Jin-mo as the young general, Ahn Sung-ki as a lower-class fighter, and Chinese actress Zhang Ziyi from Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon as the Ming princess. www.koreanfilm.org /kfilm01.html   (10380 words)

DVD Review - Cleopatra The lush and vibrant production design of the film and the colorful costumes are one of the film’s undisputed highlights and the DVD does full justice to these elements by bringing them to life on your television screen in a faithfulness and richness that you have never seen before. Running for two hours, this film, called "Cleopatra: The Film That Changed Hollywood", is in incredibly diligent and detailed look at the film, its origins and the impact it has had on its participants and Hollywood as a whole. Considering that the film was originally budgeted as a 2 million dollar production that ended up being the most expensive movie production to date, I am sure it is easy to see that a lot must have been going on. www.dvdreview.com /fullreviews/cleopatra.shtml   (1365 words)

Blackball - Movie Review In 'Blackball', the undisputed lord of this antiquated kingdom is driving instructor Ray Speight (James Cromwell), anal retentive, conservative, narrow-minded, and Southern Peninsula bowls champion for 23 consecutive years. I loved the film, an instant classic, one to watch just go buy it!! The bowling green is a microcosm of the values once espoused by the green and pleasant land that is England - gentility, discipline, tradition - and a near terminal crustiness. www.movie-gazette.com /cinereviews/405   (564 words)

Film Review: Wimbledon That the film is good, rather than great, is presumably because the script isn't by Richard Curtis, the undisputed master of the genre. The film does suffer from the lack of Curtis's sparkling dialogue, but is nonetheless a thoroughly enjoyable rom-com. It may not be as good as Love Actually, but very few films are. www.iofilm.co.uk /fm/w/wimbledon_2004.shtml   (281 words)

The IFC Blog Anyway, over at the film's official site, producer Michael D. Sellar's has released a statement on its getting dropped, noting that (as is often the case with these situations) none of the sponsors who protested the film's inclusion in the festival had actually seen it. "Duma" was picked up by Warner Bros., who are currently having a dream run with the undisputed sleeper hit of the season, "March of the Penguins," but who aren't convinced that "Duma" will make back the money it'll cost to market it. The film stars Shin Ha-kyun (of "Save the Green Planet!"), Jeong Jae-yeong (of "Silmido") and Kang Hye-jeong, Mido in "Oldboy," who also appears in Park Chan-wook's "Sympathy for Lady Vengence," which is out in Korean theaters now. ifcblog.ifctv.com /ifc_blog/2005/08/coming_to_a_the.html   (597 words)

Mobutu The film documents the emergence of an opposition movement in Kinshasa led by Etienne Tshisekedi, the development of the National Conference from 1990 to 1992, and the rebellion led by Laurent Desire Kabila in 1996. The film shows Mobutu as a young journalist at the World's Fair in Brussels in 1958, and meeting Patrice Lumumba during negotiations for the Congo's independence in 1960. Despite U.S. President George Bush's assertions, again captured on film, that Mobutu was "our most valued friend in Africa," with the Cold War over he felt increasing pressure from the West to pay his own way (and open the political process to opposition). www.frif.com /new2000/mob.html   (673 words)

Bright Lights Film Journal Director Profiles Kenji Mizoguchi — Mizoguchi, with Ozu and Kurosawa one of the three undisputed masters from the golden age of Japanese cinema, was born in 1898 in the middle class district of Hongo, in Tokyo. The Kuchar Brothers — Major figures in the American Underground film movement of the 'sixties, George and Mike Kuchar are the acknowledged pioneers of the camp/pop aesthetic that would influence practically all who came after them, from Warhol and Waters to Vadim and Lynch. Rainer Werner Fassbinder — Few filmmakers lived their private lives more publicly than Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1945-1982), and few have had those lives so relentlessly linked to their artistic output. www.brightlightsfilm.com /directors.html   (2145 words)

Animated Films According to the Academy's rules, an 'animated film' must be at least 70 minutes in length, have a significant amount of major animated characters, and be at least 75% animated. The second film from the same team was Robots (2005), a slapstick, science-fiction animated film about clunky, nuts-and-bolts androids featuring Robin Williams (his first voice in an animated feature since 1992) as the voice of Fender. Disney released its first in-house computer-animated film, Chicken Little (2005), with a partial 3-D release, about a beleaguered young Chicken Little (voice by Zach Braff) who was humiliated by his claim that the sky was falling, and subjected to scorn by most of the town. www.filmsite.org /animatedfilms6.html   (1407 words)

Ed Wood Movie: Ed Wood DVD is available from Bestprices.com A stranger-than-fiction true story of the early career of Edward D. Wood, Jr., the undisputed "worst movie director of all time," Tim Burton's ED WOOD is nevertheless a delightful, zany, and ultimately moving film. Perhaps the final irony is that ED WOOD may be one of the best films of all time about one of the worst filmmakers of all time. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE never did play at Hollywood's Pantages Theatre to a receptive audience; today it's widely cited as one of the worst films ever made. www.bestprices.com /cgi-bin/vlink/786936212501IE   (671 words)

Manas: Culture, Indian Cinema Meanwhile, the Hindi cinema had seen the rise of its first undisputed genius, Guru Dutt, whose films critiqued the conventions of society and deplored the conditions which compel artists to forgo their inspiration. Though the first film advertisement in India appeared in the Times of India on 7 July 1896, inviting people to witness the Lumiere Brothers' moving pictures, "the wonder of the world", it was not until early 1913 that an Indian film received a public screening. The social films of V. Shantaram, more than anything else, paved the way for an entire set of directors who took it upon themselves to interrogate not only the institutions of marriage, dowry, and widowhood, but the grave inequities created by caste and class distinctions. www.sscnet.ucla.edu /southasia/Culture/Cinema/cinema.html   (622 words)

Untitled Document Perhaps because it appeared between the now-undisputed masterpieces Kaagaz ke Phool (1959) and Sahib Bibi aur Ghulam (1962), the former the last film Guru Dutt is officially credited with directing, and the latter the final film he produced, Chaudhvin ka Chand shines less brightly in its setting, surrounded by striking gems. The film’s long-delayed revelation, when the nawab finally realizes that the woman he desires is his best friend’s wife, is a brilliant sequence that shifts our attention between visual perspectives (as well as external and internal voices) that are intricately composed through reflections in mirrors. Recent film critics invested in the power and erotics of the gaze would do well to discover this veritable treatise on the subject of focused looks and momentary glimpses, which intersects the essential looking of cinema itself with the specific visual conventions of Muslim India. www.uiowa.edu /~incinema/Chaudhvin.html   (939 words)

Forever Young As do most folks, I think, which is why a story I read yesterday caused a quickening of the senses, an erratic pulse and of course a magnificent, undisputed erection. One of my most vivid high school memories is of sitting on the wall that surrounded the school one afternoon while waiting for my mother to fetch me, and hearing someone playing Forever Young by Alphaville in a nearby house. In response to the song's question: yes, I do indeed want to be forever young. www.tashitagg.com /smoke/00193.asp   (1220 words)

News and Rumors Questions Answered Video Releases TV Show Schedules The film is Polanski’s most personal statement, the one he has waited four decades to make, a testament to the belief that the triumph of the human spirit is wedded to the transforming power of art. This film is rated R and you must be at least 17 years of age to play for tickets. Reformatted specifically for the giant screen from the film's original digital elements, this special limited engagement offers moviegoers a chance to experience one of the greatest animated adventures of all time on the most majestic canvas imaginable and with a spectacular newly remixed soundtrack. www.starland.com /news/2002/old_0212.html   (1253 words)

Korean Movie Reviews for 2001: My Sassy Girl, Musa, Friend, Take Care of My Cat, My Wife is a Gangster, Volcano High and more. The undisputed star of this film, however, is Jeon Ji-hyun, an icon for her generation who trades in the nice girl image of her previous films for something with a little more fire. The film stars Lee Sung-jae and Cha Seung-won as two former high-school classmates who grow up into unexpected professions: Lee, the smart kid in school, becomes a gangster; while Cha, the school bully, decides to be a physical education teacher (perhaps that one wasn't quite as unexpected). When casting for his new film, he decided that a new-styled genre deserves new actors, so he chose Jang Hyuk and Shin Min-ah for his leads, both of whom are making their film debut. www.koreanfilm.org /kfilm01.html   (10380 words)

Ed Wood A stranger-than-fiction true story of the early career of Edward D. Wood, Jr., the undisputed "worst movie director of all time," Tim Burton's ED WOOD is nevertheless a delightful, zany, and ultimately moving film. "Ed Wood is truly wacky with a weird sensibility that only becomes more amazing with the knowledge that just about everything in the film is true." "The strangest biographical film ever made is also one of the most charming, melancholy and quirkily humorous films of the year." www.rottentomatoes.com /m/ed_wood   (862 words)

Bright Lights Film Journal Director Profiles Kenji Mizoguchi — Mizoguchi, with Ozu and Kurosawa one of the three undisputed masters from the golden age of Japanese cinema, was born in 1898 in the middle class district of Hongo, in Tokyo. The Kuchar Brothers — Major figures in the American Underground film movement of the 'sixties, George and Mike Kuchar are the acknowledged pioneers of the camp/pop aesthetic that would influence practically all who came after them, from Warhol and Waters to Vadim and Lynch. Rainer Werner Fassbinder — Few filmmakers lived their private lives more publicly than Rainer Werner Fassbinder (1945-1982), and few have had those lives so relentlessly linked to their artistic output. www.brightlightsfilm.com /directors.html   (2145 words)

La grande illusion / Grand Illusion One of the undisputed masterpieces of cinema history, La Grande illusion is a film of enduring popularity and one of the most powerful anti-war films of the Twentieth century. Although the film was tarnished for a while after the war as echoing Vichist sentiment, it was soon reinstated as one of the landmark films in cnema history. Is it simply a game for the idle rich to justify their existence (a point which is directly alluded to in the film: for an ordinary man, to die in battle is a tragedy; for an aristocrat it is a solution). frenchfilms.topcities.com /nf_La_grande_illusion_rev.html   (2145 words)

Godzilla (1998) - MovieWeb Godzilla, the undisputed king of movie monsters, comes to the screen once again and is on a terrifying trek to the densely populated island of Manhattan, leaving a trail of ruin and panic in its awful wake and creating a ripple effect of profound and jaw-dropping destruction. Know of additional infomation we could be listing? www.movieweb.com /movie/godzilla/index.html   (180 words)

Broken Arrow [1996] Video at Shop Ireland The films director John Woo is an undisputed master at action films, he combines mind blowing stunts in indulging scripts. This film is very reminiscent of Con Air; the films plot gets more and more ludicrous as the plot goes on, with cheesy music and action all the way through. In this kind of action film, there needs to be something that sets it apart, however Broken Arrow is as unindividual as they come. www.shopireland.ie /video/reviews/B00004CUBO   (807 words)

EveryFreeGift.com - Product List ESPN is the undisputed leader in sports, an awesome cultural force that changed the way we view the world's finest athletes, the way we watch them in action, and the way we evaluate their amazing feats of strength and courage. Olympia title and all international film star, Arnold shares his secrets to dedication, training, and commitment, and shows you how to take control of your body and realize your own potential for greatness. With scant water and little food, no jacket for the painfully cold nights, and the terrible knowledge that he'd told no one where he was headed, he found himself facing a lingering death -- trapped by an 800-pound boulder 100 feet down in the bottom of a canyon. www.everyfreegift.com /product_list.jsp?category_id=111&pid=&cid=&lid=   (5029 words)

EfreeBuy :: Ben-Hur - A Tale Of The Christ: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack (1959 Version) While you can debate which of Rozsa's score is his best (my personal favorite is his music for the 1947 film THE RED HOUSE), there is no debate over the undisputed fact that ALL his 90 or so film composition are simply (or very close to) magnificent. The legendary Miklos Rozsa is the film's composer. This is the inaugural release of Rozsa's complete score for the 1959 film BEN HUR (BH). www.efreebuy.com /index.php?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=B0000033OC   (498 words)

Year Of The Dragon - Films on DVD and Video - MovieMail UK Year of the Dragon was Cimino’s comeback film, and its reputation has fluctuated over the years. 19 years since its original cinema release, the film (whose screenplay was written by no less than Oliver Stone) is now considered to be one of the key gang warfare movies. Advocating unprecedented degrees of psychological manipulation and violence, the opportunistic Joey Tai (John Lone) climbs his way to the top of the ladder to become the kingpin of the Chinese Mafia in New York City and undisputed leader of the Chinese community. www.moviemail-online.co.uk /films/12450   (260 words)

Movie Makers in Tamil Cinema - Actress While she was concentrating in South Indian films she was the undisputed No.1 heroine. Sridevi started her film career as an child artiste and she went on to become one of the most popular heroines Indian film industry has ever seen. After Sridevi She is the only actress to start her film career as a child artiste and then make it big as a heroine. www.indiafilm.com /actress.htm   (260 words)

Death Certificates pg1 Harry was in silent films but his accent made his speech barely intelligible in The Unholy Three (1930) and Freaks (1932) All four were munchkins in The Wizard of Oz, with Harry as one of the Lollipop Guild. Actor son of the silent screen star did not plan to enter films or use his father's name, but ended up doing both, billed as "Jr." by the mid-1930's. English born stage actor in a wide variety of character roles in American Films of the 30's and 40's, but best known for his many horror film parts, notably the wild eyed mad doctors that became his trademark ( Dr. www.cumuseumofterror.com /DeathCerts.htm   (260 words)

Scarface: Special Edition (1983)     Scarface is a landmark film and an undisputed leader in the gangster genre. When he resurfaced later with the final draft script for Scarface, it was an absolute corker, managing to both draw on all of the successful elements that appealed from the original film, whilst also weaving a convincing and epic saga of the rise and fall of a new breed of super-wealthy gangster drug lord. Scarface is now widely regarded as one of the undisputed leaders in the gangster genre, and for good reason. www.michaeldvd.com.au /Reviews/Reviews.asp?ID=4351   (4268 words)

Playtime MovieMail Originally recorded on 8-track stereo, TatiÂ’s use of sound in the film is also a marvel. I saw this film again only recently as part of a National Film Theatre Tati season, and it was one of those occasions in the cinema that you instantly realise is special. Misunderstood and occasionally unappreciated ever since its initial 1967 release, Tati's visionary masterpiece is now an undisputed classic. www.moviemail-online.co.uk /films/7029   (4268 words)

La grande illusion / Grand Illusion One of the undisputed masterpieces of cinema history, La Grande illusion is a film of enduring popularity and one of the most powerful anti-war films of the Twentieth century. There is a strange pathos and dignity in von Stroheim’s performance that makes his probably the most sympathetic character in the film— although Dita Parlo’s moving small part as Elsa at the end of the film would be a very close second. The film tackles the anti-war theme from a very subtle angle, which could explain its profound impact. frenchfilms.topcities.com /nf_La_grande_illusion_rev.html   (4268 words)

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