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December 16th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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The ultimate conspiracy has been uncovered. The Smoking Man isn’t the father of “The X-Files” Mulder. Reporter Carl Kolchak is. . In January 1972 ABC ran a movie of the week they had mixed feelings about. The promos had received a worthy response and preview audiences rated it as highly as a very suitable theatrical film. “The Night Stalker” seemed like it was slumming since it really was a scare movie about a vampire stalking women in new day Las Vegas. The current day Van Helsing hunting down the vampire is a feeble, cynical reporter in a seersucker suit. Reporter Carl Kolchak (Darren McGavin) has had many great stories in his day but his sensationalistic style rubs his editor Vincenzo (Simon Oakland) the spoiled design. Kolchak has a habit of ticking off city officials and generally getting the paper in hot water. When Kolchak announces in his memoir that a unusual day vampire stalks the city streets he runs into a city hide up. Kolchak becomes the only person that can end the vampire (Barry Atwater) because no one will contain his extraordinary account.

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“The Night Stalker” really keep ABC’s “Movie of the Week” on the diagram. With an unheard of 54 fragment (meaning over half the audience in the United States were watching the program), it blew away every other TV movie including the well regarded “Brian’s Song” that came before it. Writer Richard Matheson (”The Twilight Zone”, “What Dreams May Near”), producer Dan Curtis (”Dismal Shadows”) and aged TV and movie director John L. Moxey (”Circus of Apprehension”) crafted an fabulous TV event. When it was first shown to gratified preview audiences ABC vice-president Barry Diller realized that they should have turned it into a theatrical feature. McGavin’s Kolchak and the second TV film and 1974 TV series that followed became the inspiration for Chris Carter’s “The X-Files” and “Millennium”. The first TV film holds up very well thirty-three years later. Moxey’s provocative, realistic direction, Matheson’s amusing but no nonsense script and the strong performances from the cast fabricate this that rare TV movie that has the same qualities as a dynamic theatrical movie. At 74 minutes the brief, grand first film is the better of the two. The sequel “The Night Strangler” also situation the industry abuzz with a script that took all the best elements of the first film and crafted another suspenseful record that, if slightly less effective, composed managed to pick the imagination of TV audiences.

“The Night Strangler” takes state in Seattle, Washington. Kolchak was fired at the extinguish of the first film. Vincenzo now the editor of the Seattle Daily Sage runs into a drunk Kolchak showing his clippings about the killer in the first film to any reporter that will sit mild. Vincenzo takes pity on Kolchak and, against his better judgement, hires him again. The lifeless extinguish sage of the assassinate of an exotic dancer suddenly inflames local officals when Kolchak discovers that the same pattern of murders reoccur every 100 years. The circumstances are quite different from those of the first film. The victims all had their necks broken but with 7cc of blood and a puncture tag at the sinister of the skull. Kolchak’s astounding account causes Vincenzo’s ulcer to act up. Suddenly, Kolchak is hunting monsters again very powerful on his enjoy.

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With a strong supporting cast, witty well written script and taunt direction by Dan Curtis, “The Night Strangler” also became a tremendous success prompting ABC to commission yet a third script from Matheson. Instead, the network decided to compose the films into a TV series but then, strangely, dumped it in the TV graveyard on Friday night at 9 o’clock. It was summarily cancelled after only 21 episodes but the inspiration of “Kolchak: The Night Stalker” and the rest, as they say, is history.

An exceptional transfer that looks spacious, there’s very few analog blemishes that I can detect. The relate for both “The Night Stalker” and “The Night Strangler” occasionally appeasr a bit soft but, overall, the engrossing images and vibrant color restores these TV classics to the design it should be viewed. The mono sound is faithfully reproduced.

We secure two short featurette/interviews with producer/director Dan Curtis on the history and production of the film. Both include clips from the respective movies but minute more. A bit more on the production and perhaps some of the publicity materials also would have been captivating to include.

This dynamic duo of classic TV movies presented on a single dual sided disc both were overdue for such treatment. The transfers here appear better than the previous Anchor Bay editions. The brief featurettes with Dan Curtis discussing the history of both movies provide a fun inspect into the challenges of producing TV movies in the 70’s. A pity there’s no commentary track from Dan Curtis, Richard Matheson or any of the surviving cast members for either movie.

At long last…the two chilling, thrilling, witty and expertly crafted pilot TV movies to the cult 70’s TV series “The Night Stalker” are finally available on DVD.

“The Night Stalker” pilot telemovie was based upon the short fresh “The Kolchak Papers” written by ex-journalist Jeff Rice, and then adapted to the veil by well known thriller writer Richard Matheson, who has contributed some astonishing scripts to fantasy cinema including “The Astounding Shy Man”, “The Martian Chronicles”, and Steven Spielberg’s first hit movie, “Duel”.

Darren McGavin truly brings alive the character of the crumpled, abrasive, intrusive, but above all lovable newspaperman, Carl Kolchak in these two thrilling explorations into the undead area in recent day Las Vegas & Seattle.

“The Night Stalker” sees our brave hero investigating a series of blood drained bodies amongst the glittering lights of Las Vegas. At first reluctant to fill that the murders could involve the supernatural, the cynical Kolchak is soon led to the conclusion that he is indeed tracking a unique day vampire. Kolchak must battle his long suffering boss, Anthony “Tony” Vincenzo (wonderfully portrayed by Simon Oakland), the local law enforcement headed by Sherriff Butcher & Chief Masterson (Claude Akins & Charles McGraw) and the manipulative district attorney to demonstrate that an right vampire is committing these shocking murders. Further depth is brought to the cast by zany character actor Elisha Cook Jnr as a compulsive gambler, and exquisite Carol Lynley is the cocktail waitress romantically entwined with Kolchak. When “The Night Stalker” originally aired on January 11th, 1972 on ABC, it attracted nearly 54% of the TV audience between 8.30pm and 10pm, and for many years it held the title of the most highly rated telemovie ever aired on US TV! Tightly scripted with fear, wit and humour…this film has not dated in over thirty years!

With the first outing being such a runaway success, another script was written pitching Carl Kolchak against the forces of dismal. “The Night Strangler” sees our glum Carl, after having been rush out of Las Vegas, now calling Seattle home and landing another reporters role with his aged boss, Tony Vincenzo. Before long, there is another series of brutal murders and Kolchak is on the wobble of a mysterious Civil War surgeon with an elixir to cheat death! Suave Richard Anderson ( best known as Oscar Goldman from “The Six Million Dollar Man” ) portrays the malevolent serial killer, Margaret Hamilton (the Disagreeable Witch from the Wizard of Oz) has a delectable cameo as an intimidating professor of the occult, ex-screen vampire John Carradine (House Of Dracula, House of Frankenstein) is Kolchak’s original boss, the tyrannical newspaper owner Llewellyn Crossbinder, sexy Jo Ann Pflug catches Kolchak’s roving peep as belly dancer Louise Harper, and ex “Munster” Al Lewis nearly steals the present as a boozy tramp…plus Wally Cox portrays the resourceful newspaper archive clerk Titus Berry, assisting Kolchak with his repugnant investigations into Seattle’s past!

PlUS, If you are a enthusiastic Kolchak fan…then grab the highly though-provoking book “Night Stalking : A 20th Anniversary Kolckak Companion by Tag Dawidziak. It’s everything you ever wanted to know about the series, but were panicked to ask! Additionally, preserve your ogle commence for the chilling 1973 telemovie “The Norliss Tapes”, another Dan Curtis directed pilot for a supernatural TV series, that unfortunately never took off. Roy Thinnes from “The Invaders” plays a writer investigating groundless psychics, shonky fortune tellers etc. who comes across an artist who has returned from the monotonous with a thirst for human blood. It stars Roy Thinnes, Claude Akins, Angie Dickinson & Slit Dimitri.

After the two successful telemovies, Kolchak became a TV series (total of 20 episodes) featuring an lively line up of guest stars including Jim Backus, Richard Keil, Tom Skerritt, Phil Silvers, Cathy Lee Crosby, Tom Bosley, Carolyn Jones & Keenan Wynn to name but a few!!

There is a staunch chemistry in both the Night Stalker / Night Strangler productions that is gleaming, witty and exhilarating entertainment…if you’ve never seen what inspired Chris Carter to invent “The X-Files”…now’s your opportunity to ogle Carl Kolchak on his two best cases!!

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December 16th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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Freemasonry Revealed is a three-part series presented on two DVDs. The three parts in this series are:

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The Leaders

The Legends

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and, The Conspiracy.

Also, included on these DVDs is a bonus program “Inside Freemasonry”.

The DVDs indicate the history of Freemasonry, introduce some of the most distinguished and well respected Freemasons throughout history, and discusses some of the conspiracy theories that claim Freemasons are secretly ruling the world. Both prominent Freemasons, as well as non-Masons prove their views throughout these DVDS, with both sides being given the opportunity to have their say, but in the slay most of the conspiracies about Freemasonry are debunked.

If you are a Freemason, these DVDs offer a novel insight and introduction into many aspects of the Craft. If you are not a Freemason, but have an interest in what goes on in the Lodge you will certainly fetch some insight from these DVDs.

Well produced and presented, with a running time of 188 minutes. A beneficial addition to your Masonic library.

If you are a Mason or a well versed, luminous individual who has studied the craft, you will not learn grand here. Most of the people being interviewed are partially to extremely biased, being either Masons or non-Masons. Legal Historical research is missing here.

Don’t find me wicked though, it is silly and the production team did do a expansive job of walking the tight rope between conspiracy and history, mystery and fact but the truth is, their isn’t considerable information one couldn’t unbiased accomplish going on here.

If you need Masonry 101, read a book by Manly P. Hall or contact your local Lodge. They will be more than cheerful to enlighten with you. That is, in right terms, with precise people and not in front of a movie camera!~

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Stream Star Trek: The Original Series - Season 1 Movie Online

December 15th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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If I could win something unusual to say about Star Amble, that would be a feat in itself. Let it suffice to say that it’s the most successful TV sci-fi franchise of all time, was a pioneering indicate in many respects, and is unbiased darned titillating to behold, whether you’re a “good believer” or not.

Season One of the Current Series is a sizable space to initiate for newbies and fanatics alike. We are introduced to the Romulans, Klingons, Khan, Starfleet, the Federation of Planets, and the whole crew short of Chekov, who appears in Season Two. We are presented with 29 episodes, at least 6 of which are absolute masterpieces, and another 10 of which are really, really excellent. In this package, you’ll gain classics such as “The City on The Edge of Forever,” “Where No Man Has Gone Before,” “Balance of Horror,” “The Menagerie,” “The Devil In The Black,” and “Station Seed.” Overall, it’s the Unusual Series’ strongest season, and it only has two steady clunkers in the group (”Shore Leave” and “The Galileo Seven”) .

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There’s really not a whole lot to be faulted in this season. It’s an absolutely rock solid item for any Trekkie, and indeed any sci-fi fan, to hold.

The Blu-Ray:

So the demand becomes, how is the presentation?

Well, it should be said legal off the bat that the HD transfers of these shows are absolutely fair. Detail is through the roof, making every smile line, button and dial, star, and ship detail fair pop accurate off the veil. Shaded levels are rock solid, especially in set scenes. Color saturation is deeper than deep, and lustrous colors are resplendent in a design that the previous DVDs impartial can’t replicate. The note is presented in its unique 4:3 aspect ratio - thank goodness CBS/Paramount didn’t try to stretch these shows in a manner similar to many “HD” rebroadcasts of older shows on cable.

The Unusual Series was shot on 35 mm film stock, which has more detail than any 480i TV broadcast can settle (or 480p DVD for that matter) . Thus, it is truly benefited by a high definition transfer. This isn’t a release where you sight at it and say “well, it looks heavenly righteous for what it is.” In fact, it has objective as worthy pleasing detail and the same righteous color as the newest shows currently broadcast on TV in HD. And it really does blow away the previous DVDs, too. There are, of course, a few shots here and there that betray their age. This is objective the nature of the beast when dealing with 40 year outmoded celluloid elements. But all told, a salubrious 90% of the shots are competitive with recent HD. So as far as a video rating goes, this is 5 star material all the device.

Audio is a tad problematic. Some of the sound balancing seems to be a bit off - dialogue can have a tough time keeping up with music and sound effects. It’s perfectly positive, don’t regain me evil. But I found myself fiddling with the volume controls more than I’d like throughout an episode. On the other hand, the audio in general is tremendous. The re-recorded theme song is breathtaking - especially when the Enterprise “wooosh-es” by from the front speakers to the rear surrounds. Red Alert klaxons and atmospheric sounds generally are mixed towards the surround channels. It’s very icy.

Special effects sequences have been redone with recent CGI and in high definition. For the most allotment they search for ample, and it is quite refreshing in the era of the “Lucas-ing” (or is it Abrams-ifying? ) of archaic material that the producers of the modern effects went to such gigantic lengths to respect the unique get gorgeous of the 1960’s material. I will say I kind of wish they had done fresh model work, as CG collected objective isn’t to the point where it looks “valid” (setting aside the fact that this is inherently unreal stuff being filmed…) . But I understand that it would never have been done in that case, since it costs so noteworthy more these days to do model work as opposed to CGI. On balance, having unusual effects is considerable more helpful than unpleasant.

But the kicker, and the reason it would be no expansive deal even if one hated the recent effects, is the fact that the fresh effects are on the same disc. You can peek an entire exhibit with the archaic or unique effects, or, if you’d occupy to irritate your friends and important others, switch between them in steady time with the “angle” button on your remote. Are you paying attention, George Lucas? This is what we want in a Star Wars Blu-Ray! The glowing modern with the respected former, side-by-side. Gigantic kudos go to CBS/Paramount and the Scramble team for the job they’ve done here.

Also included are several extra features. Mini-documentaries, mostly reprised from the previous DVD location, are included one on each disc. The “pop-up” text commentary from the DVD has been retained as “Starfleet Access,” a combination video-text commentary. The videos are nice, but they talk over the audio from the episode, whereas the older text commentary did not interfere with the audio. I wish both could have been included. Original features include a mini-doc on the HD restoration and effects, and a residence of “home movies” from an extra on the Sprint site. Especially chilly is an interactive “tour” of the modern series Enterprise, showing many nooks and crannies not often seen or discussed, on the same sparkling HD CGI model that the novel shots employ. All in all, a healthy dwelling of extras.

The packaging is nowhere advance as awful as some previous DVD Scuttle seasons, but it detached has its issues. Why can we not be presented with episode titles on each disc? The discs are unprejudiced blank silver paint, with loads of empty situation that friendly titles could have occupied. Instead, the episodes are listed on the INSIDE of the Blu-Ray insert, and are covered by both the filler material in the front, and by a disc in wait on. Being required to pop out a disc to scrutinize the contents of three more is really not convenient.

*****

The audio niggles and the packaging stupidity might be enough to perform some downgrade this to a four star rating. I am swayed however, by the fabulous HD clarity of the video, and the unbelievable options for veteran and recent special effects. The other things are minor issues in the blueprint of things. This is a tremendously honorable presentation of an absolutely seminal television display and science fiction saga. The respect with which the “restoration” was handled is truly commendable.

Any Trekkie/Trekker who has a Blu-Ray player should possess this location. It’s objective that simple. If you are impartial a general sci-fi fan, you also should give this serious consideration.

I am probably one of the few that actually enjoy it. I am a reviewer and have an early copy. It looks and sounds pretty. Each of the 7 Blu-ray discs are dual-layered (47+ Gig) and each episode takes up between 7.5 - 12 Gig of position. I’ve compared cloak grabs to the veteran 2000 DVDs on the DVDBeaver website and anyone can plainly stare the improbable superiority. The image is glorious and the 7.1 sound is over 4000 kpbs. These are even better transfers than the HD-DVDs.

I give a very strong recommendation. Mammoth value in my belief.

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December 14th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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I have about 20 Zatoichi movies, and this one is quite a departure.

It’s far darker and grittier than the others. Less humor, but more drama and trauma. But, horror not, the expected carnage; red geysers, flying body parts.

Starting with Ichi accidently contributing to a grandmother’s death, going through torture and deaths (beatings, sex abuse, suicide) of children, vividly abused prostitutes, to Ichi’s torture and subsequent violent revenge, it stands apart.

Even the music and editing seem experimental. Very 70’s. I suspect actor/director/producer Katsu Shintaro was trying to be Michelangelo Antonioni (BLOW UP) or Richard Lester (Relieve!) .

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For Z-collectors, this may be a must. For newcomers, maybe it’s a bit harsh.

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I knocked off a star because although it was a agreeable departure/experiment, it

often went a bit too far. I perceive forward to reading others’ belief on this one.

This Zatoichi movie is not THAT top-notch!!!

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* No awesome moves by Shintaro Kaysu (Zatoichi) .

* No action until the ending.

* Zatoichi fight with his hands tied to the swordcane all the time except in the beach scene.

* The ONLY first-rate thing is the Stunning colors of the movie!!!

Thank you for lisen.

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December 13th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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You’d judge a Las Vegas cab driver had seen it all, especially with that UFO convention in town, moral? Almost fair, until two solemn children display up in his car. They have a wad of cash that they don’t seem to understand very well, an urgent need to advance some desert destination, and a schoolbook draw of speaking. It seems as suitable as anything in Las Vegas and the money’s green, so they’re off.

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So, a moment later, are the government goons in their unlit SUVs, in hot pursuit. The kids turn out to be something radiant special. The mountainous dreadful gov guy calls them “illegal aliens,” without stating impartial which laws they broke or honest how alien. Then the waddle is on with a few extras thrown in, like a killer robot and the only UFOlogist in the world who actually has a clue.

There’s plenty of action, a bit of bloodless violence, some ominous but ambiguous threats against the kids, and a accurate stream of one-liners to support the mood from getting too grim. Maybe this isn’t one for the ages, but it provides some popcorn entertainment where no one gets killed and everyone keeps their clothes on. Bask In!

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Jack Bruno (Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson) is a cab driver. He has a shady past but is trying to assign all that leisurely him. It’s time for the annual science fiction convention in Las Vegas, which means his cab is filled with weirdos, including Dr. Alex Friedman (Carla Gugino), one of the speakers.

Yet the wretchedness comes in the forms of two teenagers. Seth (Alexander Ludwig) and Sara (AnnaSophia Robb) appear in his cab at the launch of one shift. They offer him a wad of cash and ask to be taken to an undisclosed residence. When they reach, Jack discovers it is an abandoned cabin in the middle of the nowhere. Not wanting to leave them alone, he discovers something he never imagined. Is he in over his head? Can he benefit Seth and Sara complete their mission?

I hadn’t watched the originals growing up, but I did peek them earlier this year to prepare for this one hitting theaters. It turns out it really didn’t matter. They could have slapped any name on this and it would have been unbiased as savory. That’s not saying they didn’t reply their roots. Novel Witch Mountain kids Kim Richards and Ike Eisenmann develop cameos in a diner scene as Tina and Anthony. There are another couple fun nods to the unusual.

The movie got going exquisite fleet and only increased in intensity from there. Our heroes have several different groups hunting them, so there is never a insensible moments. Yet the silly moments are plentiful as well, especially any time Garry Marshall is around as a science fiction writer. And the movie made me truly care for these characters.

The special effects were impressive with several truly mouth dropping moments. The preview comely great gave those away, but I peaceful loved them. There is plenty of action and stunts, too, which are probably what earned the movie its PG rating. It is intense at times, so kids who frighten easily should steer definite. Every one will relish it.

I do have two minor gripes about the movie. The first is a scene that preaches to us about global warming. It feels a microscopic out of site and gratuitous instead of a accurate portion of the film. Secondly, a sub-plot about Jack’s past coming aid to net him is dropped advance the kill.

Just so you know, there are a few scenes during the credits you’ll want to derive.

Despite the dropped state point, I had a smile on my face when the movie was over. In fact, I was kind of surprised at impartial how great I enjoyed it. If you are at all eager in seeing it, do. You’ll have a splendid time with an delectable movie.

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Degrassi: The Next Generation Season 8 Movie Streaming

December 12th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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It wasn’t Degrassi’s best season yet, but it wasn’t its worst cause there are a few episodes that really teaches you something plus you secure to glimpse the Ally vs. Holly J episode,which is my well-liked. Best thing about ECHO BRIDGE HOME ENTERTAINMENT is that they’re releasing DEGRASSI in a faster lumber than FUNIMATION. Though, what happened to the halloween episode where JANE is possessed by RICK? But this dvd location has DEGRASSI GOES HOLLYWOOD & what better than that!!! Hopefully if DEGRASSI keeps releasing seasons on tv, will hope for this lost episode to execute it on the next dvd spot release.

Degrassi Season 8 isn’t the best season of Degrassi. Most of the current cast has moved on. It takes a while to obtain exhaust to the original cast of characters. Most of the time the episodes of Season 8 are unprejudiced flat out tiresome. A lot of the original characters are emotionless, annoying, or flat out contemptible (Conner anyone? ) . One broad thing about the DVD situation is that it includes the Degrassi Goes Hollywood movie! In widescreen 16:9 format also! However, the rest of the season is in burly veil 4:3 ratio? What gives? The N showed the episodes in widescreen, but the dvd doesn’t? Also, the dvd region doesn’t even have subtitles for anything! It’s 2009! Unacceptable! Not the best season but a few episodes are worth checking out…

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December 11th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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Disney’s last hand-drawn feature isn’t a Disney film at all; it’s an attempt to produce a Warner Brothers Looney Tune feature, which is as dismal an demolish to Disney’s legacy as I can assume of. To abandon all that made the studio broad and try to ape another’s success is a definite stamp of management’s faithlessness in Disney’s legacy.

Things inaugurate off well enough when a decidedly unlucky rabbit continually gets into ever more hilarious situations (getting hasten over by a wagon wheel, stuck by a cactus, bitten by a snake, you accumulate the thought) . It was the one moment in the film where the audience as a whole was laughing. But after this sequence, I only heard sporadic chuckles.

Although the speedy drag and simplistic epic accurately mimic the Looney Tunes shorts, the characters aren’t nearly as captivating. None have charisma of Bugs, Daffy or even Pepe Le Peu. Without strong characters the comedy comes off hollow and didn’t contain my (nor the audiences’ it seemed) interest. The film is a brisk 71 minutes or so, but I was looking at my gawk anyways. Someone sitting next to me even fell asleep!

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There seems to be a general lack of imagination in this film. The one exception being the completely unexpected draw in which the cows are being stolen. It’s a grand belief that had the potential to be classic moment in Disney animation, but feels roped in, constipated, as if the filmmakers were haunted to trust the notion and let it guide the action.

Young children will mostly delight in this film while it lasts but it’s definite to be forgotten soon afterward. There are a few jokes that are meant for older audiences, but it’s not enough to do a lasting impression. This film will be best enjoyed on DVD as a babysitter.

I am in that period of my life where I am watching a lot of children’s programming. The tendency is to open to impose my acquire adult tastes on these children’s movies. I judge this is because the bar has been raised with Shrek and other movies that plant plenty of jokes for the parents.

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The plight with Home on the Range is the adult jokes are unprejudiced mildly laughable. The joke does not as distinguished accomplish you laugh as it makes you say to yourself, “Oh yes, they are trying to accomplish me laugh. Cute.”

Well guess what, that does not really matter. I have a four year customary tiny girl that loves horses and a two year old-fashioned boy who loves whatever his sister loves. They talk about that movie non-stop. And they have only seen it twice!

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Heaven wait on me. When the DVD comes out, I will look it another 2…hundred times!!

Bottom line. The people who should like this movie do, not some grown-up reviewing kid’s movies with the same scrutiny of a Sundance entry.

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December 9th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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I literally raved about how noteworthy I enjoyed Portion I and how “CODE GEASS: Lelouch of the Rebellion” is impartial an incredible series and one of the best to approach from Japan in awhile.

And so far, the popularity has led to another series, the first anime album to advance #1 on the Oricon music album charts and many of the drama series breaking into the Oricon album charts top 10.

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The series is honest well written, the CLAMP-based characters are impartial icy and the mecha and art designs are unprejudiced unbelievable to behold at.

Vol. 3 consists of episodes 10-13 and Vol. 4 consists of episodes 14-17. The storyline primarily focuses on the introduction of MAO, who has a Geass of reading people’s thoughts and of course, more revelations on Suzaku and how it will impact his relationship with Lelouch.

VIDEO & AUDIO:

“CODE OF GEASS: Lelouch of the Rebellion” is featured 1:78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen. The animation and video quality is radiant and digitally unique since it is a newer anime television release. What I treasure about the video quality is the sheer amount of people alive to. Everyone with detail, buildings, mecha and the destruction has detail. The character designs based from CLAMP’s character do concepts are honest unique and frosty to ogle at. One of the coolest looking character designs in an anime mecha series without being a full-on mecha series. Very frosty!

As expected from a novel anime series, video quality was objective mammoth. From the character animation to the backgrounds, everything was sparkling and vibrant. And because this series features so many scenes throughout Japan, this series really featured so considerable background art and characters. Everything looked awesome! Again, I’m very impressed with how distinguished went in creating a single episode.

As for the audio, the audio is English and Japanese stereo. For a television series, I was sort of expecting stereo sound but shiny some television series including Dolby Digital 5.1 on the DVD soundtracks, I was hoping that there may have been a Dolby Digital 5.1 track for Code Geass but the audio is stereo. Dialogue is positive and you can understand what the characters are saying. Both the English and Japanese boom acting are well done.

SPECIAL FEATURES:

You can catch really chilly special features on both volumes. Let’s commence with the volume 3 DVD:

1. Narrate Drama Episode Episode #4 (Stage 9.75) - In this episode, Lelouche cooks Nunnally a meal and spends time with his sister.

2. Describe Drama Episode Episode #6 (Stage 4.33) - In this episode, Jeremiah talks to Mao about being a failure of not being their to prevent the deaths of Lady Marianne (Lelouche’s mother) and Lord Clovis.

3. Audio Commentary Stage #11 - In this audio commentary, the verbalize actors for Lelouche (Jun Fukuyama), C.C. (Yukana) are joined by Yuriko Chiba (Character Animation Director), Eiji Nakada (designer of Knightmares and Mecha Animation Director) and Kazuya Murata (Assistant Director) and discuss episode 11. Another fun and challenging commentary thanks to the commentary direction by Lelouche order actor Jun Fukuyama. In this commentary, we learn how the animation process works and the communication between writers and directors. Also, the ideas passed by the designers to the director.

4. Textless Opening (2nd Version of “Colors”)

With the fourth volume, the special features are:

* Narrate Drama Episode #6 (Stage 8.75) - Princess Euphemia talks to Princess Cornelia into wearing a bathing suit and everyone heads to the beach. Meanwhile, Shirley is concerned by Lelouche and Nunnaly’s closeness.

* Audio Commentary Stage #14 - For this commentary, recount actors Jun Fukuyama (Lelouche) and Fumiko Orikasa (Shirley Fenette) are joined by Goro Taniguchi (the director) and Seiichi Nakatani (animation director) . They discuss the various opening animations and also the animation direction of the series and Orikasa Fumiko discusses her playing the role of Shirley.

* Textless Ending for “Mosaic Kakera”

* Textless Opening for the 1st version of “Kaidokufunou”

JUDGMENT CALL:

I really enjoyed this latest Fraction II of “CODE GEASS: Lelouch of the Rebellion”. Enjoying the strategy, the wit, the action sequences and how everything plays out, is unprejudiced extraordinary.

With Fraction II, you can utter how the series is setting things up between Lelouche versus Suzaku. Both are best friends, having grown up with each other but when Lelouche finds out that Suzaku is a thorn in his side, you objective wonder how far Lelouche will go to demolish Britannia.

What’s more repulsive is to ogle him go through the doldrums of shining he killed Shirley’s father but sacrifices are needed. But more ugly what he had to do to Shirley in order to ensure that his identity as Zero is not blown.

Both volumes were impartial as action-packed, absorbing and addictive as the previous two volumes. And there were a lot of revealing moments for Suzaku and C.C.’s characters. So, suffice to say, these two volumes are quite significant as it’s definitely setting things up for probably more explosive and action-packed episodes.

With everything so distinct, the only negative, and it’s really not a negative but more or less I enjoying hearing the action all around me via Dolby Digital 5.1 (especially in DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD ala Blu-ray) is that I wished that audio was presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 but composed dialogue is quite definite and easy to understand in stereo and the music as well. But I really hope this series gets the Blu-ray treatment soon.

“CODE GEASS: Lelouch of the Rebellion” is a unbelievable anime series that doesn’t approach along too frequently in Japan. Delicate character designs, art direction, converse acting, mecha designs and a extraordinary place, this anime is definitely special and worth watching.

Like Portion I, everything about Portion II of “CODE GEASS: Lelouch of the Rebellion” so far has been obliging and I can’t wait for Fragment III. I highly recommend this DVD space!

Code Geass is the best anime I’ve seen to date. It has a bit of everything: mecha, strategy, romance, politics, comedy. The characters are spirited and appealing, and the English dubbing is glowing ample. Curve balls near out of left field at any moment making you desperate to observe the next episode. My jaw hit the floor more often in this series than all the other anime I’ve seen combined. Can’t recommend this series strongly enough. WARNING: don’t search for info on the prove online as you’ll probably win Astronomical SPOILERS!!

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Streaming Son of Rambow Online

December 7th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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Movie Title: Son of Rambow
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Set during the time Rambo ruled supreme in the box office, Son of Rambow is a quirky slight film that leaves me clueless as to who I would recommend it too.

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Raised in a strict religious community in England, Will hides his inner world of wild imagination quite well from his mother.

Despite the fact he’s fairly cloistered from the outside world, he attends a secular school. While at school, because of The Brethren’s plan system, he gets sent out into the hallway every time a teacher uses the telly in class or shows a movie. On one such day, while doodling in his private art book, another boy, Lee Carter, is sent into the hallway a few classrooms down. Only this boy is kicked out of class because he’s a troublemaker. Though Will does his best to screen from Lee, the mischievous boy draws him out and causes more peril for both of them.

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During a bizarre twist of events, the two boys waste up playing together for the afternoon, with Will assisting Lee Carter in making a movie to enter into a local young film makers contest. Thus begins an queer friendship that will retract young Will out of his stifling world and display his imagination to the outside, helping him face the death of a parent and the normal fears of growing up.

At first I wasn’t distinct if I was going to like Lee Carter. Seemed too great a brat to me and he didn’t really treat Will all too well. But as they warm up to each other, things reverse as Will gets so wrapped up in the film making he forgets who his friends truly are. Eventually I found myself warming up to Lee and in the demolish I liked him objective as great as the sensitive Will, perhaps more.

What I enjoyed most about this movie was the draw the boys opened up each others’ imagination, thus making them better people. (Particularly Will. That he could shatter free from such stricture and in turn free his family… it objective melts my heart.)

Son of Rambow is a surprisingly touching coming of age film that probably won’t appeal to others as worthy as I. Unexcited, if you like a quirky bit of foreign film like me- give it a try!

One of the best movies of the year. Cute, very droll, a diminutive shadowy, but most importantly, an absolute blast to study. Reminds me why some of my accepted movies are forigen: Shawn of the Stupid, Pans Lab… If you’re into quirky, this is not only a must recognize, but a must have. 4 thumbs up!

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Watch Shattered Movie Online

December 6th, 2009 by kassandra9460024
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Please maintain in mind that I am one of a handful of people that saw this film ON THE Stout Hide IN A MOVIE THEATER instead of fair on TNT, butchered for television, with commercial interruptions. It is great better the contrivance it was intended to be seen. After seeing the film twice ON THE Immense Camouflage during its tiny release, these are my comments:

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Imagine a Yuppie Gerard Butler. Sizable looking. Confident. Successful. Fair wife. Blooming sweet daughter. The perfect life in upscale suburban Chicago. Enter mysterious menacing stalking stranger and their worst nightmare begins. He threatens the life of their daughter as insurance for their obedience to his demands.

Sound like the typical ‘kidnapped kid’ flick? It’s not.

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It’s taut, suspenseful, edge of your seat storytelling combined with edifying solid performances by all, especially Bello and Brosnan. Butler is very sterling, but I’ve seen him better. I gain he filmed this on the heels of the grueling demands of 300 and it shows a bit. He may not be at the very top of his game here, but he quiet performs well.

Brosnan upped his credibility as an actor for me in this film. He played the menacing stranger perfectly. Honest the lawful tone of boom and facial expressions, joined with his eyes and body language, spoke in unison to perfection in every scene. I’d really like to glimpse more from him, he is a very edifying dramatic actor. I like him better as an older, broken-down man. More gritty, less suave.

Maria Bello is perfect as the mother held hostage by mother esteem and the need to protect her child at all costs.

I loved the collect. Where you might examine a really intense, gritty rep, this one opts for a quieter one with a hint of bluesy undertones and it works. It intensifies at the moral moments, but never takes a front seat as often happens in thrillers. It melds with the action and helps makes each scene into an audiovisual, emotional emulsion.

In fact, the whole film is impartial quieter than one would ask, given what is usually served up with films of this genre. There are no car chases, no last miniature rescues, no heroes. It never goes over the top. It has its feet on the ground and its eyes on what’s human and loyal.

This film is no dud. Even though it had a very tiny release, it is not the fault of the filmmakers or the actors. It is capable movie-making. You may not judge it’s one of the best films you’ve ever seen, but there’s a agreeable chance you’ll be glad that you got your money’s worth. I give it a obvious thumbs up.

Scale of 1-10? I give this an 8.

Warning: DON’T read distinguished about this film. DON’T stare the trailer over and over. The less you know going in, the better your experience of it will be. Because of one seemingly innocuous direct made by someone who’d seen it, I guessed the ending about halfway through. I wasn’t even trying. But things we hear stick in our minds whether we like it or not. I sincerely wish I had not guessed correctly. The rest of the film lost it’s suspense for me.

Hint: This is a two timer. It’s even better the second time.

This is a good psychological suspense thriller where the viewer has NO plan of the twists and turns in this movie. I truly enjoyed watching it but I’m finding it very hard to review. About all I can write is that the focus of the movie is on a couple whose child is kidnapped. From there, you have to discover the film, the kidnapper and his wishes and what develops. Prepare for surprises. If you like unpredictable suspense films, Pierce Brosnam (showing his age but tranquil involving) is gracious as are the other actors.

I can’t write more about this because I’ll give away the place. You deserve to be surprised. Sit aid and prepare to be thrilled.

I don’t buy this one getting remarkable publicity or even its appearance in theaters so it really took me by surprise. In the film, a couple leaves home for a brief respite with their child in the care of a sitter. From there, the suspense builds, along with the news that their child has been kidnapped. I will only add that you need to pay halt attention because what you gawk isn’t always what you consider.

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