Stream The Gathering Movie Online

mars 11th, 2010 by carly2018885
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Movie Title: The Gathering
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Yes, THE GATHERING is another religious apprehension movie, but this one has an engrossing premise. It opens with the discovery of a buried church and a bas-relief of the crucifixion. There are several inconsistencies in this pick up and there starts the fun in this film. Adding to the mix is Cassie Grant (Christina Ricci), a girl who has been taken in by a family after being hit by a car and losing her memory. She has no concept why she was coming to this shrimp village, but soon begins to have unfavorable visions that something abominable is about to happen to the first-rate folk in this town. She also shares a kinship with the petite boy, Michael, in the family that she is staying with, and she is fiercely protectively of him against the base future that she sees for him.

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THE GATHERING doesn’t have a lot of gore. It relies more on atmosphere, and (GASP) an smart plotline for the viewer involvement and I assume the film was successful in this. THE GATHERING was another one of those movies that I’d never heard of, one that Hollywood sank straight to DVD with diminutive or no fanfare. I assume it’s so shadowy that they don’t ever try anymore to market these films to any audience anymore. After all, we desperately needed DUKES OF HAZZARD. There was an entertainment feast I couldn’t live without.

THE GATHERING is worth your time. It has chills, suspense and a suited fable to suppose, one that unbiased might quit with you for a while. I know I won’t forget it so easily.

Fare Warning, anyone who can’t stand to sit through a movie that builds up the suspense slowly, and isn’t in your face from the word go, will likely turn this off before getting to reap the rewards of the eventual revelations of this film.

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But for those who like their movies to slowly get up, to a gigantic and opinion provoking train, that will have you and your friends talking about it, even after the film ends, then, “OH BOY”, is this film for you.

Also, if you’re into films like, The Da Vinci Code, where Christian doctrines are effect to the test, then this is also your type of movie (although to be fare, this film doesn’t so powerful test Christian doctrines, as remarkable as it adds a unusual mythology to it) .

I’d adore to go into the place and such of this mountainous film, but that would spoil the amazing surprises that this film holds in store for anyone with the curiosity to gape beyond the negative reviews (as I did) and give this movie a try.

I judge you may be pleasantly surprised, at objective how first-rate this film really is.
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Watch The Patty Duke Show: Season One Online

mars 10th, 2010 by carly2018885
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Celebrations should be thrown at local `shake shops’ with rock ‘n roll blasting on the juke box for the first-ever DVD release of The Patty Duke Indicate!

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The series was one of the best and most beloved Classic TV comedies from the 1960’s. Roar!Factory is continuing its string of spacious Classic TV releases (including Father Knows Best, My Three Sons and The Donna Reed Note) by presenting the complete first season of this iconic series on DVD for the first time.

The Patty Duke Exhibit aired on ABC beginning Sept. 18, 1963. It lasted 105 episodes spanning three seasons - all in glowing shadowy and white!

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One year before, Ms. Duke had won an Academy Award® for her portrayal of the blind, deaf and calm Helen Keller in The Miracle Worker (at the time, she was the youngest person to have won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actress) . As a result, she was chosen for her fill self-titled vehicle, which featured her in not one, but two prominent roles.

The series followed Patty Lane (Ms. Duke), a `normal’ 60’s teenager living in the Brooklyn Heights part of Original York City, who loves boys, ice cream, and sleep-overs. Her father is the managing editor of the Unique York Myth. In the unaired Pilot, her “identical cousin” Cathy Lane (also portrayed by Duke), whose father also works for the Memoir as a foreign correspondent, arrives in the U.S. from Scotland to live with Patty’s family and wait on secondary school.

The series was extremely approved with both teens and their parents, turning Ms. Duke into an early teenaged idol.

As an adult, Ms. Duke has documented her long struggle with mental illness. The quick-witted star sadly disclosed that she also suffered abuse during the years this series was produced. As a result, there is a ample darkness beneath the fictitious veneer of these sweetly, innocent episodes. It is a upright testament to her talent and very hard work that none of that was conveyed on shroud. In my notion, this series should tranquil be enjoyed to honor her performances, for which Ms. Duke rightly received an Emmy nomination. (She is also the frail wife of fantastic actor John Astin. The couple’s son, Sean Astin, is also an actor.)

All 36 half-hour episodes and the unaired pilot are expected to be included in this DVD boxed position, presented on six discs (to provide background material as needed, clips from the Pilot had been utilized through “flash-back” scenes describing Cathy’s arrival in the U.S.) .

Special features are expected to include interviews with cast members, plus a featurette on the series. The exhibit was created by William Asher, who also created and produced Bewitched; and Sidney Sheldon, who created a host of thrillers but also I Dream of Jeannie in the 1960’s and Hart to Hart in the 1990’s.

In addition to Ms. Duke, the core cast included William Schallert, who played Patty’s father, Martin Lane; Jean Byron as Patty’s mother, Natalie Lane; Paul O’Keefe portrayed Patty’s sister, Ross Lane; and Eddie Applegate, who portrayed Patty’s boyfriend, Richard Harrison in 70 episodes.

Schallert has one of the longest careers in TV and also film, and remains active in his 80’s. (Incredibly, there was almost no hit TV expose - in all genres - from the 60s through the 80s that he did not appear.)

The dual role played by Ms. Duke presented special effects challenges for the low-tech 60’s, as they were rarely ever former in sitcoms of the day. (A VERY considerable exception was the daytime gothic soap opera, Unlit Shadows.)

In each episode of this series, Ms. Duke appeared as both characters in the same frame through the expend of a split mask conclude. To complement these effects, child actress Rita McLaughlin was old-fashioned as Ms. Duke’s double (almost always seen only from tedious) .

First Season episodes are: The Pilot; The French Teacher; The Genius; The Elopement; House Guest; The Birds and the Bees Bit; The Slumber Party; The Babysitters; The Conquering Hero; The President; Double Date; The Actress; How to Be Popular; The Song Writers; The Princess Cathy; Christmas Present; Auld Lang Syne; Horoscope; The Tycoons; Author! Author!; The Continental; Let ‘Em Eat Cake; Going Steady; Are Mothers People? ; The Con Artist; The Perfect Teenager; Chip Off the Customary Block; The Wedding Anniversary Caper; Pen Pals; A Diminutive Case of Disaster; The Friendship Bit; Patty, the Foster Mother; Fall Out; Leave it to Patty; The Minute Dictator; The Working Girl; and The Cousins.

“Cousins,” was the unforgettable series theme. The music was aloof by Sid Ramin, while the lyrics that stayed in your head like a causality loop, was written by Robert Wells. For those not primitive enough to have the song tranquil playing in their archaic noggins, here it is:

Meet Cathy, who’s lived most everywhere,

From Zanzibar to Barclay Square.

But Patty’s only seen the sights

A girl can explore from Brooklyn Heights–

What a crazy pair!

But they’re cousins,

Identical cousins all the plan.

One pair of matching bookends,

Different as night and day.

Where Cathy adores a minuet,

The Ballet Ruses, and crepe Suzette,

Our Patty loves to rock and roll,

A hot dog makes her lose control–

What a wild duet!

Still, they’re cousins,

Identical cousins and you’ll get,

They laugh alike, they stir alike,

At times they even talk alike–

You can lose your mind,

When cousins - are two of a kind!

Here’s hoping the remaining two seasons are swiftly released.

What an improbable year 2009 has been for putting THE BEST 1960’s television shows on dvd sets, and now added to this list FINALLY is “The Patty Duke Present”! Previously this year, Weep!Factory released “Peyton Spot” and “Room 222″, and the quality of the film on these two sets is like night and day. I contacted Sob! to earn out if this “Patty Duke Demonstrate” dvd status will be beautifully restored and well-kept like “Peyton Dwelling” or if it will be fuzzy and grainy like “Room 222″. Bellow! said they are putting out a wonderful print of “The Patty Duke Demonstrate”, and I hope “first-rate” means really splendid like in Peyton Region well-behaved! They would not be more specific about the quality, so we will watch when it’s released on September 29, 2009.

“The Patty Duke Exhibit” was tailor made for oscar-winning Patty Duke to play two teenage identical cousins going through High School together in Brooklyn Heights, Novel York. Patty Duke plays Patty Lane, who lives with her newspaper editor father, Martin Lane (William Schallert), her mother Natalie Lane (Jean Byron) and her younger brother Ross Lane (Paul O’Keefe) . Patty has a loyal boyfriend Richard Harrison (Eddie Applegate) . Patty’s father Martin, has a brother Kenneth Lane, who is a globe-trotting journalist, who happens to have a daughter named Cathy Lane (Patty Duke) who not only looks exactly like Patty, but is Patty’s true age. Cathy comes from Scotland to live with her Uncle Martin’s family in Brooklyn Heights, Current York. Even though Cathy and Patty spy alike, sophisticated Cathy is nothing like her cousin Patty, who is the typical American teenager in 1963.

“The Patty Duke Explain” ran for only 3 seasons from 1963 to 1966. The reveal featured some stout guest stars over these years, some of my favorites being Frankie Avalon (in this first season), Chad and Jeremy, Sammy Davis Jr., Sal Mineo, Robert Goulet, Troy Donahue and Paul Lynde (also in this first season) . Patty Duke played both cousins Patty and Cathy Lane and the technology passe for Patty Duke to play 2 people on the veil at the same time, was quite broken-down in 1963. They would shoot in split cloak when the cousins were together facing the camera, and you can peek the “line” where the two films are spliced together in almost every shot like this. A double was worn when the cousins were talking face to face, so you would leer Patty Duke’s face and the double’s encourage of her head. In a few of these first seasons episodes, the face of the double was accidentally briefly glimpsed! Martin Lane, Patty’s father played by William Schallert, was such a well liked tv father, he was voted #39 in TV Guide’s 50 Greatest Dad’s of All Time. The show’s unaired Pilot premiered in 1963 and was situation in San Francisco, instead of Brooklyn Heights, Original York, and father Martin Lane and brother Ross Lane were played by different actors. In this unaired pilot, Notice Miller played Martin and Charles Herbert played Ross. Sadly, even though Wail!Factory advertised everywhere that this first season would include the rare Pilot, they did not include it, and I hope this was a unpleasant oversight and that they preserve to their word and include it in Season 2!

Here are the First Season’s Pilot and 36 Episodes:

0. (1963) PILOT-Cathy moves in with her Uncle’s family.

1. (9-18-1963) THE FRENCH TEACHER-Patty has a teacher crush.

2. (9-25-1963) THE GENIUS-Patty alters a test (Paul Lynde guest stars) .

3. (10-2-1963) THE ELOPEMENT-Martin thinks Patty is marrying Richard.

4. (10-9-1963) THE HOUSE GUEST-Aunt Pauline’s visit bothers Cathy.

5. (10-16-1963) THE BIRDS AND THE BEES BIT-Ross gets a girl’s invitation.

6. (10-23-1963) THE SLUMBER PARTY-Spy Ross tapes and blackmails Patty.

7. (10-30-1963) THE BABYSITTERS-Patty babysits to invent money.

8. (11-6-1963) THE CONQUERING HERO-Cathy tutors a basketball player (Charles Nelson Reilly guest stars) .

9. (11-13-1963) THE PRESIDENT-Patty and Cathy compete for President.

10.(11-20-1963) DOUBLE DATE-Patty doubles for Cathy (Margaret Hamilton guest stars) .

11.(11-27-1963) THE ACTRESS-Patty and Cathy both want to be Cleopatra.

12.(12-4-1963) HOW TO BE POPULAR-Cathy doesn’t want to be a wallflower (Frankie Avalon guest stars) .

13.(12-11-1963) THE SONGWRITERS-Patty plagiarizes a poem to Richard (Jimmy Dean guest stars) .

14.(12-18-1963) THE PRINCESS CATHY-Cathy gets a proposal.

15.(12-25-1963) THE CHRISTMAS PRESENT-Patty has a extraordinary surprise.

16.(1-1-1964) AULD LANG SYNE-Cathy’s father Kenneth Lane gets fired.

17.(1-8-1964) HOROSCOPE-Patty and Cathy gain double money in astrology.

18.(1-15-1964) THE TYCOONS-Patty and Cathy become dress makers.

19.(1-22-1964) AUTHOR!AUTHOR!-Patty gets a book published.

20.(1-29-1964) THE CONTINENTAL-Martin gets transferred to Paris.

21.(2-5-1964) LET ‘EM EAT CAKE-Patty and Cathy re-bake Natalie’s contest cake which they ate (Margaret Hamilton guest stars) .

22.(2-12-1964) GOING STEADY-Patty accepts Richard’s ring to go precise.

23.(2-19-1964) ARE MOTHER’S PEOPLE? -Natalie feels unappreciated.

24.(2-26-1964) THE CON ARTIST-Cathy purchases a vacuum cleaner (Estelle Parsons guest stars) .

25.(3-4-1964) THE PERFECT TEENAGER-Patty takes a modeling class (Kaye Ballard guest stars) .

26.(3-11-1964) CHIP OFF THE Traditional BLOCK-Patty’s editor job turns tabloid.

27.(3-18-1964) THE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CAPER-Ross enters Patty in a Fair Teens Contest in order to score a prize for their parents anniversary.

28.(3-25-1964) PEN PALS-Patty’s penpal is trustworthy to Richard.

29.(4-1-1964) THE FRIENDSHIP BIT-Patty may be jealous of Cathy.

30.(4-8-1964) A Limited CASE OF DISASTER-Cathy borrows Patty’s dress.

31.(4-15-1964) PATTY,THE FOSTER MOTHER-Patty adopts a Korean boy.

32.(4-22-1964) THE Tumble OUT-Patty drops “dropout” Richard.

33.(4-29-1964) LEAVE IT TO PATTY-Patty poses as Cathy to earn Cathy’s pop star friend to invent at their dance.

34.(5-6-1964) THE Cramped DICTATOR-Cathy is student valuable and has to discipline Patty in class.

35.(5-13-1964) THE WORKING GIRL-Patty works at the Shake Shop.

36.(5-20-1964) THE COUSINS-Patty and Cathy reminisce.

BONUS MATERIAL INCLUDED:

Shout! Factory has confirmed that they are including a nice retrospective featurette on this First Season, which is based on the notice recent interviews they fair finished with the entire cast, all except for “Mom” Natalie Lane played by the slow Jean Byron.

Shout! Factory also confirmed that the episodes are not carve up or shortened, as they are running the current beefy 25 minutes per episode.

I originally watched “The Patty Duke Reveal” when it premiered in 1963, and I indulge in it unprejudiced as powerful now as I did abet then! Even with the weak 1963 special effects of seeing Patty’s double’s benefit of her head (and a examine of her face in this first season), and the splicing lines on the middle of the film, the prove quiet holds up today with it’s family warmth and charm. A sizable thank you Bawl!Factory for finally putting the long-awaited and improbable Patty Duke Demonstrate on dvd!

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Sonic X - A Super Sonic Hero (Vol. 1) Streaming

mars 9th, 2010 by carly2018885
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Sonic X is really Great and very faithful to the games. Perfect for any sonic fan young or aged. It Starts out when Sonic goes to Dr. Eggman’s harmful to rescue Cream and Cheese. when he arrives, he learns that Eggman has detached all 7 Chaos Emeralds and achieve them in a considerable machine. Eggman accidentally activates it causing it to malfunction and site off a blast of “Chaos Control” station off by the Emeralds,sending Sonic and his pals(even Eggman) to a Outlandish current world. while there Sonic meets a lonely boy named, Chris. he later gets reunited with his friends, Tails,Knuckles,Amy,Cream,and Cheese(and his enemy Eggman) .together they try to come by the 7 Chaos Emeralds before Eggman does, so they can bag home.(SPOILERS) But I here later stuff happens like adaptions to Sonic Adventure 1&2, Sonic Battle, and maybe Sonic Heroes. I’m indignant about those.

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PROS

They’ve got the all the characters in the correct roles.

Great Animation and Effects.

NOT produced by DiC(shudder) .It’s all anime.

CONS

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I’m not too fond of the English Version. 4kids gave it different voices,not the same actors from the games, and they assign in a different music track(I liked the unique Japanese version better) . the editing hurts the note alot.

Overall it’s obliging to ogle. Nothing to disfavor about it, except for the cons I said.Anyway, To Heck with the comics and the other sonic cartoons! This is the one for you!

Sega’s beloved Sonic the Hedgehog franchise has finally received the television treatment once again. After the simultanueously-running Sonic the Hedgehog (SatAM) and Adventures Of (AoStH) series in 1993, the incredibly alternate-universe Sonic Underground in 1998, and an underrated direct-to-video movie in 1999, Sonic triumphantly (cough) returns to the microscopic cloak. So, objective how exactly does Sonic X stack up against the other shows?

Well, for starters, it’s a whole lot more Japanese. Suitable, while the staunch Sonic characters inspect exactly like the Sonic Adventure promo art, everything else looks blooming distinguished like the standard anime “every human must behold fair alike” junk (anime fans, go ahead and say this review isn’t apt) . I greatly preferred the art style of previous Sonic animation ventures, especially the movie (even though it was an anime, it didn’t have that normal crapime glimpse) .

Also, a potential T-Rex of a explain has been stuffed to the brim with Barney dolls, had its teeth removed, and painted pink to earn it “Saturday Morning Helpful!” Don’t find me wrong; I’m not trying to glorify infamous pronounce, it’s unprejudiced that something that older audiences would bask in honest as remarkable would be broad. In addition, the demonstrate contains some of most monotonous jokes ever cracked on television, such as the diving bell joke in later episodes. Please, people, can we have some dependable jokes?

Then there’s the modern characters. No, there’s nothing unfriendly with new characters, but reach on! Chris Thorndyke (like they couldn’t have picked a better last name) often takes over main characters’ roles entirely in adaptation episodes! You will be set aside to sleep by the two-dimensional unique characters, including Chris (who has so mighty hide time compared to the real Sonic characters that the prove should probably be called Chris X), Danny, Helen (Chris’s equally annoying friends), Ella, Tanaka (the Thorndykes’ servants), and my personal least well-liked, Grandpa Chuck, with his smarter-than-Tails-and-Eggman-combined-ness and irritating personality. Novel characters like the above and Sally (StH), Sonia (SU), and Manic (SU) were okay “benefit in the day” when the games didn’t have plots, but now, we want the Trusty main characters. Also, there are so many location inconsistancies with the games, such as Chaos Control being Eggman’s tower depraved instead of the force that teleports the gang to earth in the beginning, and the fact that, in the games, Sonic and friends are earthlings, while they are aliens from another planet in X. While this is acceptable before Sega changed the setting from Mobius to Earth in 1999’s Sonic Adventure game, it’s simply confusing why they would do such a exclusive thing. Eggman is also portrayed as a bumbling idiot instead of an real threat.

The one aspect where Sonic X stands expansive is negate actors. All of the relate actors are about a hundred times better than the game actors. Amy’s terrible, constantly flat-toned VA in the games is replaced by a mighty better VA who can expose a wide range of emotions. Jason Griffith (Sonic, Shadow) is about equal to Ryan Drummond (games) and the Shadow game exclaim actor. Dan Green (Knuckles) is most likely known for voicing Yugi, Yami, YamiYugi, Yu-Gi-Oh, YugiYami, or whatever the heck his name is on The WB’s Yu-Gi-Oh. He is an marvelous Knuckles. The only problems I have with the cast are Tails (sounds like a girl) and Rouge (stinky VA in both games and X) . Fortunately, all the actors have been old in the novel Shadow the Hedgehog game, in which Jason Griffith is a noteworthy better Sonic and Dan Green seems to have his Yugi Motou screech turned on.

My ranting about the series over, I would simply like to say one thing and fade on to the sincere DVD review: Games > Movie > StH = the Archie Sonic droll series > Sonic X > AoStH. I don’t know about Sonic Underground.

Now, the dependable DVD review. Individual reviews for each of the episodes.

1.1: Chaos Control Freaks: The premiere episode. A outmoded episode on all fronts, it shows no promise for the rest of the series. Most of the episode is one non-stop action sequence with exiguous sage until the very kill, where Sonic meets Chris and exchanges ridiculous banter with him, leading to a mature and abrupt ending. An episode only worth watching for its lack of Chris. 2/5.

1.2: Sonic to the Rescue: Too. Grand. Chris. Who is this microscopic idiot kid stealing all of Sonic’s camouflage time? What is he doing to the series? Grandpa Chuck is supposed to be incandescent, but he instantly believes Chris about Sonic being a blue, bipedal, talking hedgehog? The DVD box promises a frightful last-minute surprise. Surprise? You’re kidding. Gee, Eggman’s here too! Well, DUH! More of the same “95% action, 5% tale” formula that made the last one so “reliable.” Oh well. At least it brought Cream and Tails in. If we’re lucky, Chris will be gone by next episode. 2/5

1.3: Missile Wrist Rampage: Guess what? Chris is unexcited here. But even with Chris, this is by far the best episode on the entire DVD. Missle Wrist Rampage delivers a heaping-helping of Amy and Knuckles, two of the more well-written characters on the present, and keeps the focus on the yarn for the most piece, while serene delivering a fast-paced action sequence approach the extinguish. This is also the first episode to imply any “more-than-friends” relationships with the characters, with some Sonic/Amy hints as well as what might be considered Knuckles/Amy in some places. Dan Green (Knuckles) delivers an excelllent performance, adding to the episode’s greatness. While not Joss Whedon-esque (tag to the uninformed: Joss Whedon is a television god) television gold, it’s easily television bronze. 4/5.

Bonus Episode: Pure Chaos: Pure Chaos takes area some time at the beginning of Season 2. Guess what? CHRIS IS Peaceful HERE, and he’s more annoying than ever. Eggman unleashes Chaos (a Chaos energy god in the games, but one of his creations here; most likely changed for the US to prevent religious groups from killing the demonstrate, although they haven’t gone after Yu-Gi-Oh), a blue raspberry Jell-O monster on the city after mighty Chris hide time. A halfway decent episode that is loosely based on 1999’s Sonic Adventure. 2.5/5.

DVD Content: The so-called extras include character bios and commercials. At least it’s better than The Best of Tokyo Pig’s non-existant extras. 1/5.

All in all, only seize this if you are baby-sitting very young children or are an absolute die-hard Sonic fan like myself. Otherwise, pause away. Total Score: 3/5.
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mars 7th, 2010 by carly2018885
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The novel film version of the classic epic “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” has gotten mixed reviews. I went in with my hopes down, not inflamed by the frenzied trailers and reading comments like “snide out humor” and “charmless”…

In the week that it’s been out, I’ve seen it twice and I’m going serve a third time after Thanksgiving dinner…

When all is said and done, “The Grinch” is a fabulous movie; correct to the recent while taking justified liberties and expanding it, and maybe providing it’s gain, unusual modern riches the book and the titillating version don’t have. This film has been quite unfairly lambasted and compared. I’m clear no one will argue that Charles Dicken’s “A Christmas Carol” is more of a classic than “The Grinch,” How many versions of THAT do we have? With how many variations and elaborations, from Bill Murry to Mr. MaGoo?

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Taken on it’s contain terms, “The Grinch” is a fresh holiday classic, hillarious and provocative. Jim Carrey is magnificant; absolutely hillarious while always portraying the Grinch as a three-dimensional character, one who (gain it or not) is a grown child nursing a long buried afflict. When it comes time to bring that hurt to the surface and heal, it’s a perfect and inviting combination of Carrey, Ron Howard’s direction and James Horner’s fetch. Carrey, I reflect, deserves an Oscar nomination.

Visually inventive, wonderfully acted, it is the best fantasy film in a long time.

A Christmas movie that makes you laugh so hard so consistantly and then recede you to tears by the destroy? Bah Humbug, critics and nay-sayers. A modern classic for all ages, for all time.

Many kids

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Enjoy Christmas

They like it a lot

And this film

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Is about the Grinch

Who did not

The film gives the background, and fills in some blanks

The Grinch as a child was subjected to pranks

He fancied a Who, with the name Martha May

He tried to designate her and to his dismay

They laughed at his efforts, his gift and his face

So he destroyed the classroom and fled from that place

Then,

He moved to Mount Crumpet

And made him a home

While the green hairy creature seethed under the dome

Until one chilly day at the town Christmas party

When young Cindy Lou showed him how to be hearty

Then Mayor May-Who went and contaminated all the fun

By taunting the Grinch ’til he came all undone

He went up his mountain, and he started scheming

And when he was through he was smiling and beaming

He’d extinguish their Christmas; he knew what to do

Revenge is the sweetest when it’s overdue

If you’ve read the epic you know how it ends

How the Grinch stole that Christmas from his ancient friends

So what happened next?

I won’t give it away

This Christmas this movie will point to every day

So if you’re a Grinch you can rush, but not hide

As you try to stifle the feeling inside

Just rep the kids for a shipshape yuletide treat

Merry Christmas to all!

(Now this poem’s complete)

Amanda Richards, December 10, 2006

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Watch The Cruise Online

mars 6th, 2010 by carly2018885
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This is a huge documentary. Timothy is a total riot. I wish I could have taken one of his tours of N.Y.C. He is the kind of Current Yorker that produce me want to go attend again and again. He is chubby of personality and passion. The world needs more people like Timothy. He is a modern individual in this white bread homoginzed middle of the road wastland we live in.

Witnessing Tim Levitch’s Current York unflold in his impartial, artful, poetic monologues is like watching the universe spit out its greatest secrets. The city becomes a living metaphor from the grid system of the streets to the terra-cotta cornices running up a building. Even familiar landmarks such as the Empire Site Building and the Crystler Building retract on recent personas in the eyes of Levitch. He champions a simple beauty which holds high above all else individuality which he calls a “lovely lie”.

Challenge yourself and everything you deem. This is a must-see.
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(Taken from the Restoration Team website)

Disc 1 - Mawdryn Undead

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* Commentary -with actors Peter Davison, Label Strickson and Nicholas Courtney, script editor Eric Saward.

* Who Wants to Live Forever? (dur. 24′ 30″) - cast and crew perceive serve at the making of the sage. With actors Peter Davison, Nicholas Courtney, Price Strickson, David Collings and Lucy Benjamin, director Peter Moffatt, script editor Eric Saward and plastic surgeon Dr. Simon Withey. Narrated by Floella Benjamin.

* Liberty Hall (dur. 7′ 19″) - a original drama. Journalist Philip Clarke (Simon Ockenden) travels to Brendan School to interview Brigadier Lethbridge Stewart.

* Deleted and Extended Scenes (dur. 5′ 14″) - deleted and extended scenes from the place filming.

* Film Trims (dur. 3′ 31″) - film trims from the residence filming, including clapperboards and cast and crew setting up and performing various takes.

* Out-takes (5′ 33″) - the producer’s blooper reel.

* CGI Effects - this option allows the viewer to witness the memoir with a number of current effects shots replaced by unique computer-generated images.

* Continuity (dur. 0′ 55″) - BBC1 continuity announcements from the story’s new transmission.

* Residence Photo Gallery (dur. 1′ 35 “) - Status form photos from the narrative.

* Isolated Rep - option to witness the record with the isolated music pick up.

Disc 2 - Terminus

* Commentary with actors Peter Davison, Notice Strickson and Sarah Sutton, writer Stephen Gallagher.

* Breaking Point (dur. 22′ 32″) - cast and crew observe wait on at the making of the myth. With actors Peter Davison, Designate Strickson, Sarah Sutton and Martin Potter, director Fiona Cumming, writer Stephen Gallagher, designer Dick Coles, camera supervisor Alec Wheal and sound supervisor Scott Talbott. Narrated by Floella Benjamin.

* Origins of the Universe (dur. 6′ 28″) - Sir Patrick Moore and, Dr. John Mason select a scrutinize at the science tedious the Titanic Bang and the origins of the universe.

* New Storyboards (dur. 1′ 17″) - production storyboards for the spaceship sequences, plus how the shots were realised on cover.

* Unused Model Shots (dur. 3′ 29″) - a selection of unused takes from the model effects shoot, taken from a timecoded production tape.

* CGI Effects - this option allows the viewer to gape the narrative with a number of recent effects shots replaced by novel computer-generated images.

* Continuity (dur. 1′ 51″) - BBC1 continuity announcements from the story’s new transmission.

* Isolated Regain - option to look the legend with the isolated music get.

Disc 3 - Enlightement

* Commentary with actors Peter Davison and Trace Strickson, writer Barbara Clegg and director Fiona Cumming.

* Winner Takes All (dur. 23′ 47″) - cast and crew study support at the making of the record. With actors Peter Davison, Trace Strickson, Janet Fielding, Keith Barron, Christopher Brown and Leee John, director Fiona Cumming, writer Barbara Clegg, costume designer Dinah Collin and camera supervisor Alec Wheal. Narrated by Floella Benjamin.

* Casting Off! (dur. 10′ 33″) - an actor’s conception of working on Doctor Who. With Peter Davison, Janet Fielding, Designate Strickson, Keith Barron, Christopher Brown and Leee John, with director Fiona Cumming.

* Single Write Female (dur. 5′ 12″) - writer Barbara Clegg looks assist on her career and the writing of ‘Enlightenment’.

* The Chronicle of the Guardians (dur. 11′ 53″) - the Guardians have appeared in Doctor Who as far serve as Tom Baker’s era… but who - or what - are they? With Robert Luckham (son of the slow White Guardian, Cyril Luckham), Sarah Leppard (daughter of the tedious Sad Guardian, Valentine Dyall), Doctor Who Magazine editor Tom Spilsbury and Doctor Who Adventures editor Moray Laing.

* Storyboards (dur. 5′ 56″) - a dual-angle feature, in which visual effects supervisor Mike Kelt uses the novel storyboards to elaborate how he went about planning and shooting the model effects sequences for the expose. The disc should default to the main angle, but the viewer should be allowed to flip angles on their remote to spy the model sequences full-frame.

* Isolated Gain - option to glance the record with the isolated music salvage.

Disc 4 - Enlightenment - Special Edition

* 75 min movie-format edit in 16:9 with 5.1 (default) and stereo audio. Menu option to play with an introduction (dur. 1′ 28″) by the director if required.

* Re-Enlightenment (dur. 14′ 30″) - the production team responsible for the unusual version of ‘Enlightenment’ discuss how they are going to come the task in hand…

* Fresh Edit Comparison (dur. 2′ 34″) - a comparison of the current opening of episode three compared to that eventually seen on transmission.

* Film Trims (dur. 5′ 32″) - trims from the story’s filmed sequences.

* Finding Notice Strickson (dur. 8′ 28″) - Impress Strickson looks attend over his acting career.

* Finding Sarah Sutton (dur. 7′ 45″) - Sarah Sutton looks relieve over her acting career.

* Russell Harty Christmas Party (dur. 3′ 31″) - Peter Davison and his then-wife Sandra Dickinson acquire a song and dance routine on Russell Harty’s 1982 Christmas point to.

* Continuity (dur. 2′ 09″) - BBC1 continuity announcements from the story’s unusual transmission.

* Plus of course the usual Radio Times Listing PDFs, Coming Soon trailer, Programme Subtitles, Subtitle Production Notes and Photo Galleries.

I am positive many fans of the clasic series were hoping these three episodes would be released together and determined enough the Doctor Who Restoration Team did not disapoint us. The three episodes in the box site hail from Doctor Who’s 20th aniversary Season (5th Doctor Peter Davison’s 2nd season) . While that season seemed a bit dis-jointed at times it did have one of those “moments” that reminded you why you loved Doctor Who in the First state. I am of course talking about the true “Gem” of this box state…Mawdryn Undead. This episode is so cleverly executed from initiate to execute. The writing, the direction and the acting are all top shelf! The fable revolves around a group of alien immortals deperatly trying to hurry the curse of immortality. The doctor is flung into the middle of their struggle by the crooked on revenge “Dim Gaurdian” and his emotionaly bent and unwilling assassan Turlough (sounds like ter-low) . The Doctor is aided in this episode by the returning Brigadere Lethbridge Stewart who is now retired from UNIT and teaching at an all boys school. This is truly the Brigadere’s finest hour in the program’s history as Nicholas Courtney returns to the role and plays the aging former to perfection. The episode also features a lustrous state twist that has the doctors companions Tegan and Nyssa sent aid in time some nine years or so and yet they are tranquil able to relieve the Doctor as events unfold. Other highlights are the quick-witted situation designs on Mawdryn’s ship, the music obtain and a nice miniature “flashback” during episode two…But I’ll say no more to protect first time viewers.

The other two episodes in the box station, Terminus and Enlightenment, have their moments but fail to reach up to the level of Mawdryn Undead. That being said this box station is worth every penny. If you have seen it recall it again and relive the magic of Mawdryn if for no other reason than to remeber how you felt after you viewed it for the First time ( I would imagine most Doctor Who Fan’s can remember exactly where they were the first time they saw this episode.) If you have never seen Mawdryn Undead (and I envy you) select it as well and indulge in One of Doctor Who’s finest hours….or hour and a half. Celery anyone???

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Streaming It Came From Hollywood Online

mars 5th, 2010 by carly2018885
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This really is a fun puny movie. If you worship those vast 50s sci-fi gems this is a must for you. Done in a tongue-in-cheek style “It Came from Hollywood” is a compellation of some of the funniest (unintentionally) scenes from some of the cheesiest movies ever made. Absolutely hysterical, especially for fans of the genre. Highly recommended.

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Sadly this was never released on DVD. Various DVD websites have indicated that it was cancelled before it was released. Martin Blythe of Paramount confirmed it in a post at DVD Talk. Paramount took this off of their July 2002 schedule because of those dreaded “clearance problems.”

On a down price, through current correspondence with Paramount I asked if they were planning on revisiting a release of this title sometime in the future and was told “no plans - clearances would be impossible”. C’MON PARAMOUNT - NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE!!!

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A miriad of characters played by Dan Ackyroyd, cheech and chong, and the unhurried greats John Candy & Gilda Radner consume us on a move through some of filmdom’s most forgettable movies. The skedaddle they occupy us on is some the campiest, schlock filled, exploitation films we notion we could forget. Well, at least should forget. I first saw this tedious one night and instantly fell in like. This movie introduced me to a world of movies I never unusual existed.
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mars 4th, 2010 by carly2018885
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In the Product Description it says that this video is for the 3 to 6 year ancient age range, but having children in that range myself, I can stammer you that this is erroneous. For unlike the other Leapfrog videos, this one is really meant for older children who are either on the verge of reading, or who have objective started reading.

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I say this from observation of my son (3.5) and daughter (5.5) and their friends. Those of them that are almost reading, or who are sounding out short words and sentences, understand the importance of punctuation and ‘get’ the songs and the points of the anecdote which emphasize inflection and reading naturally (chunking) .

For the younger ones it fair passes over their heads which is perfectly understandable since they haven’t a well-behaved plan of what sentences and paragraph structure is all about.

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Five Stars. It’s short, but for the true kids it’s an invaluable tool for teaching about account structure and reading. Young children will inspect Lily, Tad and the gang, but don’t quiz them to learn great.

But lift this video. If you have the other videos (which are unbelievable) go ahead and earn this one to go along with them. When the time is moral, your child will unprejudiced maintain this information like they did their letters.

My son was diagnosed with Pervasive Development Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified when he was 3. PDD-NOS is on the Autism spectrum, and children with this diagnosis often have developmental delays.

My son had a speech delay and other developmental delays. His speech is sizable now…no one can detect that he has this diagnosis. However, the delays have, understandably, affected his learning in some areas.

While his spatial skills have been diagram above average–as has his prefer of science (such as planets and their attributes) –he has resisted reading. He gets tired and frustrated.

Well, trying many approaches for helping him, I idea I’d assume a chance and bag the Learn to Read at the Storybook Factory DVD from Amazon.com, especially since the reviews were so marvelous.

My son IMMEDIATELY took to this DVD and watches it over and over! He’s sounding out letters, “chunking”, and trying to read on his have. I know that this DVD, along with Letter Factory and Talking Words Factory I, have contributed to his swiftly progress.

The premise of this DVD is this: Mr. Websley (remember that grumpy duck from the other DVD’s? ) builds a Storybook Factory to produce talking storybooks. Leap, Lily, and their friends act out “The Three Miniature Pigs”, while Professor Quigley captures the scenes and words for the book. Tad, Leap and Lily’s younger brother, is the narrator and is frustrated that he’s having disaster reading. While he tries to read the script, he learns chunking and inflection and begins to glean confidence in his reading.

The icy thing is that colossal text appears on the bottom of the cover during the scenes, with the words highlighted as Tad speaks them.

Learn to Read at the Storybook Factory also teaches fable comprehension, conception character and dwelling, and even punctuation! There’s a large fraction on punctuation with incredibly catchy tunes and visuals about periods (”burly finish!”), commas, exclamation points, and quiz marks. My son goes around the house singing the arresting tune “Punc, Punc, Punc Punctuation…” It’s mammoth!

I feel this DVD is better qualified to children who are ready to read and who have mastered (or are beginning to master) 3 letter words and can sound out words on their occupy.

Highly recommended!

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Watch Once Upon a Time in the West Online

mars 3rd, 2010 by carly2018885
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My title is a cliche but in this case it’s the only phrase to utilize. The version of this movie available now, with its extra disc burly of immense bonus material, is an example of how to bring DVD format to its highest potential. First of course there’s the movie, and its director Sergio Leone. Every Leone movie I’ve seen–Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Fine Poor and Gross, Once Upon a Time in America–is amazing, but this tops them all. Imagine the year 1969: what a gigantic time to be a western film lover. You had this, and Sam Peckinpah’s Wild Bunch in the same year. Unbelievable. Anyway, it’s impossible to list all the gargantuan scenes, so I’ll stick with the first. If you cherish the credit sequence you’ll esteem the movie; it’s not for everybody, however. So those credits, mostly calm except for a windmill creaking, which Leone somehow makes inferior, and one of the minimal details he uses to set authentic mood, are the litmus test. You’ll either care for the movie or disapprove it. The scene is built on a genius contradiction: it’s so tense that you want it to waste, but it’s so beautifully done, so built on image and gesture and gape, that you also hope it never ends. The whole movie is that scrumptious. And the cast–wow. Everyone is at top effect, but check out Henry Fonda as the leanest meanest bastard imaginable, but also someone you can’t avoid enjoying because it is the Mountainous Mr. Fonda, with Leone getting maximum mileage out of halt ups of Fonda’s ice-blue eyes, as unforgiving as a western sky, generally acting like the amiable stalwart figure he always plays, until he shoots exiguous kids and rotund lackeys whom he doesn’t trust because they wear both suspenders and belts: and as Fonda says, how can you trust a man who can’t even trust his bear pants? As the heroine, Claudia Cardinale isn’t objective heavenly she’s scrumptious, lust-us. And tough. Eye for the scene where she looks at herself in the mirror when she’s all alone in her house. whose previous residents, her family, have been killed by Fonda and his thugs. Charles Bronson–what an underrated actor. Unsafe yet entirely sympathetic here. He finds wit in his role, knows exactly what the recent Leone’s up to and gets in sync with the vision. Jason Robards is incapable of giving a performance less than intelligent, and this is another highlight in the film. As Cheyenne he is droll and tough and knowing, maybe the most complex performance in the movie. There’s so distinguished more, too–the finest Ennio Morricone soundtrack, killer dialogue, incredible cinematography. This DVD is set aside together so well it’s even a pleasure to gaze at the menus–you’ll survey what I mean. And all this for under FIFTEEN U.S. DOLLARS. What are you waiting for?

ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST is arguably Sergio Leone’s greatest Western, although Clint Eastwood’s three films with him remain among my favorites. Actually, Leone had hoped to have Eastwood in this film as Harmonica, but they were unable to work things out. As it is, I judge having Charles Bronson in the role is more effective. It was central to Eastwood’s persona in those three films that he be both a man with no name and with no past, but Harmonica’s character is entirely driven by the past and his need for revenge.

The beginning of this film are among my current in the history of film. Leone is arguably the most patient director in the history of film, and is willing to steal fifteen minutes for something another director would be disapprove to pick two. The two stout instances of Leone’s patience are the scene in the uncut version of ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA, where he allows a phone to ring thirty or forty times, and here at the beginning, where he takes fourteen minutes to present three men waiting to men a divulge.

As a whole, this is a far more ambitious project than Leone’s other Westerns. The region is a bit more account, the sweep of the film a bit grander, the relations between the characters more complex. Like most of his other films, it was filmed primarily in Europe, but unlike the others, a couple of scenes were actually shot in the United States, in particular in Monument Valley, the signature position of John Ford, the director most associated with Westerns. He handles characters a bit differently in this than in his earlier films. For instance, Leone ties a musical theme to each of the major characters in the film, grand as did Prokofiev with “Peter and the Wolf.”

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One aspect of the film that is simultaneously a strength and a weakness is the casting. Leone here works with a group of performers he had not worked with before. A couple of the performers are simply radiant. Charles Bronson was smart, and his diminutive, piercing blue eyes lend an eerie intensity to many of his cloak moments. The casting of the equally blue-eyed Henry Fonda as a sadistic villain was a stroke of genius, and he manages to obtain one of his most memorable roles. I have, however, effort with the other two major performers. Claudia Cardinale was certainly exquisite, but she simply does not bring as remarkable to her role that many other actresses would have. Women do not feature prominently in Leone’s films, and that might be because he simply didn’t represent to women as well as men. At any rate, I believe the movie would have been greatly improved with someone else in her role. I had similar problems with Jason Robards. He objective did not radiate the aura of concern that his character was supposed to, and the musical theme that was tied to his character sounded somewhat clownish. I found him to be the most poorly conceived and executed character in the film.

Despite these two cavils, this is an fabulous movie, and is by far one of the most thoughtful, recent Westerns ever made. The ending is perhaps the finest of his many Westerns, as well as one of the most surprising. It easily goes on any list of the greatest Westerns in the history of film.
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mars 2nd, 2010 by carly2018885
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This movie is one of the most revealing of the century. It’s ruthless, conniving, sly, brilliant, irreverent, humdrum, and amusing as hell. It’ll slam your beliefs, procedure of life, and everything else you acquire dear to your heart. That’s exactly why you have to worship it. You have to respect a movie that can do all of that in an hour and a half. If you want to win one of the best comedic movies of the summer, don’t survey for American pies or spies who shag people. Glimpse for the movie about 4 demented children and their even more impudent townspeople. It’ll be one of the best movies you’ll ever eye, and I guarantee it WILL PISS YOU OFF. I’m a die-hard South Park fan, and even I was offended by some of the dialouge. But that’s exactly what these boys are designed to do, and I esteem ‘em for it. Many people will try to fabricate you possess that South Park: Bigger, Longer, & Uncut unprejudiced relies on how distinguished shock it can garner from it’s audience. Don’t drop into that device of thinking: it actually has very touching messages hidden in the sea of profanity and lewdness. And isn’t it always more rewarding when you have to accumulate the messages for yourself instead of getting it served to you on a silver platter? Parents, tuck your children in early if you want to glimpse it. Kids, spy it at your friend’s house. In my personal belief, I would nominate this movie for several Oscars: Best Characterize of the year, Best musical acquire in a movie, and Best Director (Trey Parker) . Everyone I have ever talked to about this movie say that it’s appalling in retrospect. However, they always have to admit: those cramped guys are droll.

Simply improbable. You can say that it is nothing but fart jokes and toilet humor, but it is so obviously considerable more than that. What Trey Parker and Matt Stone have done is created one of the most belief provoking and clever comedies of all time and the greatest musical of the decade. Not only is it truly hilarious, it is also one of the most controversial movies of all time. It is mocking the hypocrisies of the MPAA and the average American parenting, as well as many other countless subjects. Not that it isn’t a dreadful thing :) I would have rated it the day I saw it, but I decided to glimpse it over more carefully to survey all the undertones that it contains. It is also a tall musical. With the wait on of Marc Shaiman, Trey has created greats like “Mountain Town”, the corrupt “Uncle F**ker”, the Oscar-nominated “Blame Canada”, the Les Miserables parody “La Resistance Lives On”, and the Disney-based “Up There”. However, it is definitely not for children and actually holds the world picture for the most profanity in an bewitching movie, with 399 drawl words, 221 acts of violence, and 128 offensive gestures. This wanton swearing is objectionable, but that aside, this is one of the greatest movies of all time, and not even the enraged parents can inform it.
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