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Disney has released the first images of Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland, due to hit cinemas in 2010.
The story will follow Alice, as a 17 year old, returning to Wonderland for the second time. She has no recollection of her first visit to the...
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It has been almost eight years, that passed since James Cameron shot Ghosts of the Abyss. A technological experiment, a vivid enterprise and probably one of his lifetime goals at the same time. The Titanic was a milestone in the Canadian...
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Sgt-Pembry wrote on his Movie Odyssey. . .
Camerons Avatar promises the world
Ive just gotten a little more excited about James Im the King of the World Camerons comeback extravaganza, Avatar, which will be released in cinemas on Earth this...
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Please read my News Release and contact me if you have a film that is having a hard time seeing te light of day. Your rights will be protected and you film will get exposure.
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I am always interested in seeing great new films from unknown film makers.
If you have a movie that you want to have reviewed, please write to me and we will arrange for me to see it and review it.
My reviews are always less about the cost of...
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Elsewhere on Orble, Spike 2 wrote a short review of Akira Kurosawa's double punch of "Yojimbo" and "Sanjuro", two samurai movies featuring the nameless, wandering samurai played by Toshiro Mifune.
What made these movies so appealing? Spike...
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I have, quite successfully, managed to stay relatively ignorant of the plot and details concerning Woody Allen's latest movie, "Vicky Cristina Barcelona", except for the front-page matter of a steamy lesbian scene between actresses Scarlett...
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"Sullivan's Travels" is one of Preston Sturges' most loved comedies and, indeed, the plot has been recycled again and again, in different guises. The beauty of Sturges' film is the snarky tone it keeps throughout, the sarcastic laugh at the...
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This 1948 Italian Neorealist film from Vittorio De Sica is one of the most loved, most admired Italian films in cinema history. Though the Italians floored the world in the 50s with their gritty edge, it's "Bicycle Thieves" that features at the top...
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Rourke is a bleached-blond heavyweight still wrestling twenty years past his prime who inhabits a dour, beige world. Apart from the momentary and intermittent camaraderie of his ring mates, Ram (Rourke) is essentially alone. Well-meaning but...
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Sure Steven Spielberg has turned 'only' 62 this week, but the guy has been dabbling in film-making for 50-years.
It's obviously been an incredible career, but what's also incredible is having a look back at where it all started...
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With this 1948 feature legendary Japanese director Akira Kurosawa made his first real mark on world cinema, his subsequent rise to fame coinciding with that of actor Toshiro Mifune, whom he used here for the first of 16 collaborations, a remarkable...
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Submit your short film to "The Party" competition at Filmaka.com and you could win funding to direct your feature-length script! 15-20 filmmakers win $1500 to $4500 each month - 3 of those go on to compete for feature funding at the end of the...
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Natalie 2 wrote on www.BetaGirlBlog.com. . .
RocknRolla: Guy Ritchie's Triumphant Return
Certainly there are those among you who may feel that my review of the film "RocknRolla" will be a bit biased. After all, it does star our favorite Alpha...
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Pain and turmoil this morning. I woke with a glum expression and heavy heart, depressed from watching the latest movie by Quebecois director, Denys Arcand, called "Days of Darkness (L'Age des Tenebres)".
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No matter what is said of a Werner Herzog film, the one quality that they all share is that they're striving for imagination, each one is a perfectly unique vision. "Heart of Glass", released in 1976, tells the story of an 18th century Bavarian town...
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Filmaka offers funding to unknown filmmakers around the world and provides a chance to step up in to professional cinema and TV. Last year Filmaka commissioned over 40 web series to filmmakers across the planet, from Tokyo to Mexico City, and...
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Part of the Karen Shakhnazarov retrospective at the Russian Resurrection Film Festival, "We Are Jazzmen" was the first feature film from Shakhnazarov, released in 1983, during the toughest part of the Cold War, when economic difficulties was...
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