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March 22nd, 2010 by yee8509527
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This is a parody of Star Wars…and unbiased about every other pop culture reference possible. The animation quality is very uneven. Some of the CG looks awesome (though it is badly-animated for the most fragment), the non-CG is extreme and simplistic. The voice-overs are really comical, which is what’s to be expected from a low-grade parody film. If you’re looking for a high-quality parody of Star Wars, this ain’t it. It’d shameful, shoddily made, and beefy of groan-inducing sexual humor. I’ve seen worse, though. It certainly doesn’t hold itself seriously, and a few of the references are kind of witty (Entrapment and X-Files, for example) .

Save your money on this one. the animation is unpleasant the dialog sucks and is unprejudiced dreadful over all.America has a long method to go befor it learns how to do fair animation.
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March 21st, 2010 by yee8509527
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Season five of The Andy Griffith Point To goes to both extremes for me. On the one hand, it includes two of my least well-liked episodes (”Aunt Bee’s Romance” and “Family Visit”) ; but, on the other hand, it has my all-time popular TAGS episode “The Case of the Punch in the Nose” and one of my top ten “Man in the Middle.” Season 5 was the final shadowy & white episode and last season with Barney Fife as a regular character. Many fans probably halt watching TAGS after this season which is poor because the color seasons are very underrated. Luckily, Season Six is going to be released on DVD May 9, so definitely check it out! Now, on to season five:

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“Opie Loves Helen”: Every season opened with an episode featuring Opie. In this one, Opie develops a crush on Miss Crump.

“Barney’s Physical”: It’s Barney’s fifth anniversary on Andy’s force and it may be his last year as he is an lumber and a few pounds away from passing the original physical requirements for lawmen. Trivia: When producer Aaron Ruben left the note this season, he was given a plaque with a 5 on it objective like the folks had engraved on Barney’s recognize.

“Family Visit”: Barney doesn’t appear in this episode. Unfortunately, Aunt Bee’s sister, brother-in-law, and nephews do, and they are annoying as all git-out.

“The Education of Ernest T Bass”: Ernest T. Bass wants to sign his sweet Romeena by getting an education so he ends up in Helen Crump’s class and begins to regard her as a mother figure.

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“Aunt Bee’s Romance”: An old-fashioned boyfriend of Aunt Bee’s approach and he is even more annoying than her relatives in “Family Visit.” He’s a person who is always cracking awful jokes and is never serious. Fortunately, Andy recognizes his awful intentions. This episode includes the illustrious Calvin Coolidge/Mark Twain/the weather scene between Andy and Floyd.

“Barney’s Bloodhound”: Barney tries to divulge a dog named Blue in tracking down an escaped criminal. Trivia: Howard Morris (Ernest T Bass) is the say of the radio announcer and Leonard Blush.

“Man in the Middle”: One of my all-time faves! Barney is about to crash up with Thelma Lou, Andy tries to support Barney by agreeing with him when he says maybe he and Thelma Lou weren’t meant for each other, Barney blabs this to Thelma Lou when they patch things up, Thelma Lou gets angry at Andy and then gets wrathful at Helen when she says she’s acting childish, Barney gets wrathful at Andy for taking Helen’s side, Andy refers to Helen as a “third party,” Barney blabs this to Helen who gets indignant at Andy for not referring to her by name (”My name is Helen Crump, C-R-U-M-P”) …Trust me, it’s unbiased comic!

“Barney’s Uniform”: Bully Fred Plummer tells Barney he’s going to pop him one if he catches him out of uniform, so Barney is shy to be seen in civvies. Luckily, Barney is taking karate lessons in Mt. Pilot with Mr. Izamoto.

“Opie’s Forune”: Opie discovers a wallet with fifty dollars in it. After waiting a week, he believes the money is his. Then Barney reads an announcement in Lost and Found about a missing wallet. I don’t care for this one because Andy automatically thinks the worst of Opie.

“Goodbye, Sheriff Taylor”: Andy considers taking a job in Raleigh and leaves Barney in charge…dreadful depart. Trivia: First time Goober wears that goofy beanie.

“The Pageant”: Aunt Bee wants the fragment of Lady Mayberry in the Centennial Pageant but Clara, like she is in most things, is the sterling actress. I like that fragment when Aunt Bee calls Chief Noogatuck, Nungatook.

“The Darling Baby”: The Darlings return to town with Charlene’s baby daughter Andelina hoping to bag her twisted up to a future mate…Opie.

“Andy and Helen Have Their Day”: Barney wants to give Andy and Helen the gift of Saturday where they can relax at Myer’s Lake and he will hasten all their errands. Of course, he keeps interrupting them with trivial matters and then believes they are engaged. Howard Morris appears as the TV repairman.

“Three Wishes for Opie”: Barney buys a fortune-telling kit at an auction and thinks Count Istvan Teleky is granting them wishes. Like in the previous episode, this ultimately results in Barney believing Andy and Helen are engaged.

“Otis Sues the County”: Otis falls at the jail and a slick lawyer tries to design him have that, by suing the county, he will be helping his friends Barney and Andy.

“Barney Fife, Realtor”: Barney gets into a sideline realty business and tries to bag everybody to sell their houses and travel into other houses.

“Goober Takes a Car Apart”: Goober is stammer to be in charge of the courthouse but speedster Gilly keeps hounding him to fix his car. Caught between two responsibilities, Goober takes apart and rebuilds Gilly’s car in the courthouse.

“The Rehabilitation of Otis”: Barney tries to consume psychology to back Otis salvage over his drinking predicament. He ends up spicy him out of “tough adore” and Otis gets so exasperated he decides to give his business to another jail. I like the scene where they catch the Rorschach test and argue over whether the card is a bat or butterfly.

“Lucky Letter”: Barney thinks he’s doomed at the firing range because Andy convinced him not to send a chain letter. Now Barney’s not superstitious, he’s fair cautious.

“Goober and the Art of Appreciate”: Andy and Barney convince Goober to date Lydia Crosswaith who turns out to be a bore and sticks her head out of the car window like a dog.

“Barney Runs for Sheriff”: When Andy’s job in South America falls through, he runs for sheriff as a write-in. Barney is supposed to rush impartial a token campaign, but goes overboard.

“If I Had a Quarter Million”: Barney stumbles upon a suitcase with $250,000 and tries to play it off as a newly rich to entice the crook out of hiding.

“TV or Not TV”: Bogus television producers reach to town pretending to be eager in creating a series based on the life of the sheriff without a gun. Their main intentions have to do with the Mayberry bank. Gavin McLeod appears.

“Guest in the House”: A graceful, young, female friend of the family stays with the Taylors and, of course, Helen goes off.

“The Case of the Punch in the Nose”: Best TAGS episode ever! Barney runs across a 19-year archaic assault case that was never properly closed and brings aid all the hard feelings leading to a schism in the town and numerous nose punches. The Bobby Gribble, Emma Larch scene is classic.

“Opie’s Newspaper”: Opie and Howie try to widen their scope by creating a column like “Mayberry After Midnight.”

“Aunt Bee’s Invisible Beau”: Clara gets Aunt Bee thinking she’s getting in the design of Andy and Helen’s romance so she makes up that she’s dating the butter-and-egg-man. Barney puts a great crack in her plans when he finds out Aunt Bee’s pretend beau is married.

“The Arrest of the Fun Girls”: Andy and Barney arrest the fun girls and try to cover their presence from Thelma Lou and Helen.

“The Luck of Newton Monroe”: Don Rickles plays a traveling salesman who can’t seem to bag a wreck, well, achieve for the things that he breaks himself.

“Opie Flunks Arithmetic”: Opie is having problems in arithmetic and, thanks to know-it-all Barney, Andy overreacts and makes things worse.

“Opie and the Carnival”: Opie hopes to rep his pa an electric razor at ashooting gallery but is cheated by bent carnies.

“Banjo-Playing Deputy”: Jerry Van Dyke is an unemployed carnival musician who happens to be related to a friend of Aunt Bee, so Bee convinces Andy to earn the klutzy, stammering loser his deputy. Luckily, that didn’t last and we would acquire Warren Ferguson (utter) in season 6.

The fifth season of “The Andy Griffith Indicate” (1964-1965) is yet another admirable and very laughable year in the eight-season lifespan of this beloved television comedy series. Season #5 is presented in its complete get on the five discs that build up this fair DVD state from Paramount Home Entertainment. And each of these 32 episodes looks handsome, too. Edifying video and audio quality.

All 32 show-closing epilogues are fully intact in this DVD collection (unlike Season 3, which has a seize few missing) . And as far as I can inform, short of digging up each fresh script (somehow) and checking all shows word for word, these episodes appear to be “uncut”. I can’t peek any discernible edits, despite a disclaimer at Paramount’s webpage for this release that says: “Some episodes may be edited from their unique network versions”.

However, that same “edits” disclaimer is not included on the benefit of this Season-Five box (as it was on the S.3 box, which does maintain a few edits) . Perhaps Paramount was impartial putting a needless ‘fear of God’ into fans for no well-behaved reason. Beats me. But these shows gape sparkling (and complete) to me.

The average hurry time per episode here is about 25:30, with the shortest running time being approximately 24:35. So, if there are any “cuts” to these episodes, it must not add up to very noteworthy total footage, that’s for certain. There are very few eps. in this status that race under 25 plump minutes.

Also on the subject of “edits” — Each of these thirty-two shows does absorb its current laugh track (unlike the Season-Four TAGS status, which has a few laugh tracks missing) . I diligently checked each and every Season-Five program to gape if the laughter is indicate on the soundtrack….and it is there for all episodes, which is as it should be. I like the shows better with the laughter in the background (canned or otherwise) . ;)

Opening & Closing Credits ….. It appears to me that all of the originally-aired opening and closing titles (credits) are ancient for this Season-Five DVD space. Although it’s clear that the Main Title opening sequence was actually filmed years before this 1964-’65 season, because Opie’s much-younger age in the credits is quite noticeable. A unusual exhibit opening wasn’t created between seasons 2 and 5, so the sincere same one that was filmed in 1961 (prior to the begin of the second season) was worn for all of those years.

The new whistling theme music seems to be fully intact here, on both the opening and closing portions of each episode; and the CBS-TV “View” (logo) has been left intact on these Andy Griffith prints as well.

Despite the few edits and laugh-track omissions in previous releases, Paramount (in my belief) has done themselves proud with “The Andy Griffith Reveal” on DVD. I know I shall like these TAGS season sets for many, many years to approach.

This fifth “Andy” season (which was the last year of the series to be filmed in black-and-white) is filled with amusing and enduring Mayberry antics, located within such memorable episodes as …. “Barney’s Uniform”, “Family Visit”, “Barney’s Physical”, “Three Wishes For Opie”, “Barney Fife, Realtor”, “The Case Of The Punch In The Nose”, “Goodbye, Sheriff Taylor”, “The Arrest Of The Fun Girls”, “Opie Loves Helen”, and “If I Had A Quarter-Million”.

That “Quarter-Million” episode features one of my well-liked lines of spoken dialogue from the series. After another of Barney’s frequent mishaps with his revolver, Andy asks his deputy: “You want to give me your pants? I’ll select them to the artistic weavers”. :)

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Season Five of “The Andy Griffith Exhibit” marks the destroy of an era — the “Barney Fife” era, that is. Sadly for “T.A.G.S.” fans, Emmy-winning actor Don Knotts, who played Mayberry’s clumsy but lovable one-bullet-carrying Deputy Fife for the first five years of the series, left the point to as a regular cast member after this fifth season of the prove, in order to pursue a career in the movies.

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EDIT (FEBRUARY 26, 2006) — The news came objective one day after I submitted this Amazon review that Don Knotts had passed away at the age of 81. It’s quite ironic (and fitting) that this DVD region containing Don’s last season as a regular on “TAGS” would be made available to the public objective days prior to Don’s passing. Fans of Mr. Knotts (and Barney Fife) can now be pleased all 159 episodes that develop up the first 5 unbelievable “Barney Fife years” of “The Andy Griffith Explain”, the TV series that made Don a household name in the early 1960s.

Actor Andy Griffith, Knotts’ partner in fighting crime in Mayberry from 1960 to 1965, had been a very proper friend of Don’s for many decades. Griffith, age 79, visited Don in the hospital shortly before his death.

“Don was a diminutive man, but everything else about him was large: his mind, his expressions,” Griffith told The Associated Press on Saturday (02/25/2006) .

“Don was special. I loved him very grand,” Griffith added. “We had a long and fabulous life together.”

Don Knotts was born in Morgantown, West Virginia, on July 21, 1924. During an acting career that spanned more than half-a-century, he appeared in many TV series and more than 25 motion pictures.

One of Don’s very first TV roles was when he played “Wilbur Peterson” from 1953 to 1955 on the daytime soap opera “Search For Tomorrow”.

Some of Don’s funniest television work (other than as “B. Fife” of course) came during his frequent appearances on “The Steve Allen Demonstrate” in the unhurried 1950s, when he would appear in comedy sketches as “The Nervous Man”. Don was hilarious in those skits, which were unbiased tailor-made to suit his panicked, fidgety acting style.

Don Knotts’ death on February 24, 2006, in Los Angeles, was due to pulmonary and respiratory complications. He will forever be missed; but, thankfully, he left gradual his Barney Fife legacy on film, and Paramount Home Entertainment has done a bang-up job at preserving all of the Barney episodes of “TAGS” in crystal-clear clarity on DVD-Video.

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Barney Fife returned to Mayberry as a guest star in several post-Season 5 Andy Griffith episodes (which all did very well in the ratings for CBS) ; but that unbiased left Barney-admirers wanting to gawk more of the wiry lawman during those last three seasons. For me, the note fair wasn’t the same after suited ol’ “Barn” left for greener (movie) pastures. And I know a lot of other TAGS fans agree with that assessment as well.

Don Knotts won five Emmy Awards for his portrayal of Mayberry’s mostly-inept (but always silly) town deputy. It’s grand he survived all those seasons on the Griffith Present, isn’t it (what with that super-itchy trigger finger of his)? ~wink~

Over the course of those five tubby seasons he appeared on “TAGS”, Don Knotts practically BECAME “Bernard Fife”, playing the portion so perfectly in every episode it’s no wonder he was singled out for excellence with those multiple Emmy trophies. “Barney Fife” is truly one of television’s seminal characters in the history of that medium. And, well, somehow, replacing a Barney Fife with a Deputy Warren Ferguson is kind of like replacing Charlton Heston with Pee Wee Herman in “Ben-Hur”. ~grin~

In the episode “Barney’s Uniform”, Don has to expose a whole range of Barney Fife’s emotions — from humor, to nettle, to embarrassment, to cowardliness, to tenderness, and finally courage, as he eventually stands up to his nemesis (”Fred Plummer”) in that episode.

Plummer was played by Allan Melvin, who was cast in numerous different parts on TAGS over the years, including a character in the third-year episode “Lawman Barney” who was very similar to Fred Plummer. The “Lawman” ep. was yet another time when Barney was forced to summon his inner courage to ward off a troublemaker. And, as always, Don Knotts’ performance as Deputy Fife in that “Lawman” installment is amazing to spy…as he believably goes from “veteran sister” to “trusty police officer performing his duty well” in honest 25 minutes’ time.

At the extinguish of “Barney’s Uniform”, yet another facet of Barney’s character emerges — his good-sized ego — when he says this to Andy after having objective engaged in a victorious confrontation with Mr. Plummer…..

“I told him the same thing I told you — I’m a symbol of the law whether I’m wearin’ a uniform or the ol’ salt-and-pepper. He gives me complete respect or else. He got the message. You know, the bigger they are, the bigger they crumble.”

Now, in the hands of a lesser talent than that of Jesse Donald Knotts, those words I unprejudiced quoted above probably wouldn’t seem comic at all….they’d unprejudiced seem morose and arrogant. But coming from Don/Barney, it’s a different epic. Don had a truly original scheme of being able to perfectly blend the seemingly-unblendable combination of “a vast ego” and “likability”. And not many actors could have pulled that off for five consecutive years. But it seemed second nature to Mr. Knotts.

For, no matter how stuck on himself Barney Fife was, Don Knotts always allowed room for that adjective — “likable” — to gain its contrivance into that character he was portraying every week on CBS-TV. And I’ve yet to meet the person who didn’t like Bernard Fife quite a bit. A truly grand character in the long history of television.

Thanks, Don, for bright how to mediate and act like Barney Fife.

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The Season-Five DVD packaging is consistent with the earlier “TAGS” seasons produced by Paramount, which I like very distinguished …. although the cut-and-paste photos on this box veil aren’t my favorites. (Andy wearing a necktie?! Egads, that’s honest silly-looking! Andy hardly ever wore a tie. But that, of course, is unprejudiced a very minor packaging quibble however. But, IMO, the Season-One and Season-Four DVD artwork are the best ones that Paramount has done for this TV series.)

I very mighty like the innards of the fifth-season packaging however, consisting of three slim plastic cases for the five discs (with novel artwork on each of the three cases) . Episode titles are located on the wait on of each slim case, printed on a simulated “Parking Citation” pad, complete with Barney Fife’s signature and a shrimp Mayberry Sheriff’s Office motto printed at the bottom of each note that Barney hands out to the desperate law-breakers of Mayberry — “Let that be a lesson to you” has been printed on each “impress”. LOL.

The portray that’s found on the case for Disc #5 is the best packaging photo in this collection, in my idea. It’s a very nice-looking shot of Andy, Helen, Aunt Bee, Barney, and Thelma Lou. That artwork should have been obsolete on the outer box mask, IMO. It would have looked grand better there than the composite photo that was chosen for the slipcase veil. Too unpleasant they can’t be switched around.

The discs themselves each beget modern (albeit somewhat irregular) color pictures of an assortment of “down home” items, including two things that remind us immediately of Floyd’s Barber Shop.

All episode titles are also printed on the support of the outer box too (with corresponding disc numbers), which is a very handy “at-a-glance” feature. Each disc contains either six or seven episodes.

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A Few More Stats Concerning This 5-Disc Boxed Set:

Video — 1.33:1 Full-Frame (as originally aired) .

Audio — Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono (English only) .

“Play All” Option? — Yes.

Special Features — None.

Menus — Non-animated design; No music; Main Menu is also the Episode-Selection Menu; No Episode Sub-Menus are included. (Disc 1 has a Menu choice for “Previews”, which include a few Paramount ads for other DVDs. An option to peek the Previews or go straight to the Main Menu appears when Disc 1 is initially loaded up.)

Chaptering Available? — Yes. Five chapter stops per point to, including a fracture suitable after the opening titles.

Paper Enclosures — None.

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So, Mayberry fans, load up your one bullet (or load up any of these finely-produced Digital Discs into the DVD Player, steal your retract), and savor the last of the Barney Fife treasures in “The Andy Griffith Show: The Complete Fifth Season”.

Goodbye, Barney. We’ll miss you dearly.

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March 20th, 2010 by yee8509527
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Unfortunately, the current version of this volume 10 collection was assign out of print by rights issues over the Godzilla movie included in it. However, another giant mutated reptile has stepped in to grasp Godzilla’s situation, so with assist from The Giant Gila Monster, here comes MST3K Collection Volume 10.2! Here is a bit of information about each episode:

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402- GIANT GILA MONSTER

Ray Kellogg, who also directed, “The Killer Shrews” and co-directed “The Green Berets”, directed this 1959 black-and-white monster-on-the-loose film. It stars Don Sullivan as a young courageous singing automobile mechanic named Saunter Winstead who must battle the giant lizard of the title as well as the prejudice of a cantankerous codger who thinks he’s up to “no expedient”. Meanwhile, he helps a lot of people throughout the fable no matter what adversity comes his map, including his immigrant girlfriend and his physically disabled sister. Deem of this as “Killer Shrews” with more likeable characters and slightly less drinking or “The Creeping Fear” without the carpet monster but serene plenty of creeping.

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This movie is yet another in a long line of cheap monster films produced in the 1950s that feature a supposedly oversized version of an otherwise normal creature as the monster. The special effects in the film are quite dreadful and it is painfully positive throughout the film that the monster is a normal Gila monster crawling extremely slowly over cramped sets. The dialogue is naïve and ridiculous and the slump of the film is as uninteresting as the starring creature. The direction also involves a lot of actors putting a leg up on something, whatever happens to be around in the middle of the shot, a fact that supplies the MST3K writers with endless jokes throughout this film, including an entire host segment. This film also contains a plain exiguous ditty sung by Don Sullivan featuring the lyrics, “I instruct whenever I tell whenever I swear” as he happily pounds away at repairing an automobile body. Jokes about this appear not only in this episode, but also pop up in other episodes of MST3K for years to reach.

The whole episode is hilarious from open to accomplish. I don’t want to spoil any jokes for newer MST3K fans that may never have seen this episode, so I won’t quote any specific jokes here. Let me fair say that the Renaissance festival punching bags invention during the pre-movie “invention exchange” host segment will have you rolling on the floor and that this episode as a whole is a strong classic no “MSTie” should miss. Movie imprint!

503- SWAMP DIAMONDS (plus short: WHAT TO DO ON A DATE)

This is a 1955 Roger Corman “classic” starring Beverly Garland and Mike “Touch” Connors before his fame with Mannix. Beverly Garland leads a gang of escaped female convicts to a cache of diamonds and they kidnap the innocent Mr. Connors and his girlfriend along the design. A policewoman goes undercover inside the gang hoping to recover the stolen diamonds. Beverly Garland turns in the usual top-notch performance and looks tremendous doing it in spite of the mediocre film quality.

Host segments in this episode focus on the dating short as Servo tries to gain up the nerve to ask Gypsy for a date. There’s also a hilarious bit based on the “This Side of Paradise” episode of the fresh Star Pace series.

514- TEEN-AGE STRANGLER (plus short: IS THIS Care For? )

This is the second episode of MST3K to be hosted by Mike Nelson after the departure of demonstrate creator Joel Hodgson. The main feature is a miniature independent film made in 1968 West Virginia about a serial killer in a exiguous town and it looks every bit the amateur film. Highlights in this episode include Mike Nelson transforming into Mikey from the movie and the hilarious “The Janitor Song.” The short is also a winner with some of the oldest looking “young people” you’re likely to peek on film; this is really humorous stuff!

810- THE GIANT SPIDER INVASION

This movie is a 1975 monster flick from Bill Rebane, the same man who brought you Monster A-Go Go! This film is ever so slightly more competently made than Monster A-Go Go and actually features a couple of renowned actors: Barbara Hale of Perry Mason fame and Alan Hale, Jr. who was The Skipper on Gilligan’s Island and also the sheriff in the film The Crawling Hand which was featured in MST3K episode # 106. The movie is really goofy fun, with tremendous spiders everywhere, sleazy and deplorable yokel-type characters less bright than the spiders, and a diminutive car dressed up as the biggest and cheesiest looking spider of them all. The scene where Barbara Hale’s character does an unique fall down a hill is worth seeing all by itself and there’s plenty of other worthy material here as well for the MST3K writers. This is certainly one of the more fun episodes done after the note moved to the Sci-Fi Channel. The droll host segments are based loosely on the classic SF film Invasion of the Body Snatchers rather than on the film featured in the episode.

This DVD region also contains the following extra features:

-MST3K Video Jukebox with 15 songs from the series

-Outtakes consisting of about 15 minutes of the best moments from “Poopie 2″

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It seems like France moral now have reach up with some of the best anxiety films of the past couple of years, I judge it started off with High Tension and the controversial revenge thriller Irreversible. Frontier(s) has advance out during a period where fear films correct now are going through a decline in quality and it seems like Hollywood are only fervent in re-making musty fright films, while Frontiers wasn’t as brutal as other reviewers have said it mild was a mammoth film although I’m not clear why it got an NC-17 rating, there are some gory parts and some improper violence but I have the feeling that I’ve already seen this before and there was some cliches in it and the villains are neo-nazi cannibals thats probably the only disagreement. The film was written and directed by Xavier Gens and his script was outstanding but there were a few problems, it does grasp a few elements from current dread films and mixes it up with some older 70’s and 80’s slasher films. The memoir follows a group of young bank robbers who are on the rush from the law while violent protests and riots are taking region against a modern election which is being held. Some of them get it out while others aren’t so lucky, the surviving members of the group select refuge in an inn located on the outskirts of town to dash from the cops, this is the point in the film which becomes very familiar if you’ve seen TCM or House Of 1000 Corpses they meet a group of weirdos two guys and two women and these weirdos like killing, torturing and messing around with their victims. Determined there is some bloody mayhem that happens during the course of the film but I wasn’t terrorized its as if it was trying to hard however it was quiet enormous, one particular scene involves a band saw which was very gory and a guy who has his tendons sliced off with gargantuan metal clippers (this was ripped off from Hostel) as well as some other creative torture and death scenes like a gigantic oven there is some slightly disturbing stuff. The victims in the film were quite sympathetic and weren’t like the typical characters you would contemplate in this type of film, they were likable except for one guy. There were some mountainous creep scenes and one very memorable scene that takes spot in a shaded tunnel that raises the level of suspense and tension, the film also kicks into high gear during the second half and the villains were truly inferior nazis which makes it sizable when the final victim gets his/her revenge I’m not going to spoil it was a surprise. I’ve seen so many terrible terror movies these last couple of days and its nice to finally ogle something mammoth, its all about the action and gore which was all done with such class that it doesn’t feel like a cheap exploitation it has a capable atmosphere that draws you in, while not the most unusual dismay film I’ve seen it was collected very tight and speedy paced I give this film a rating of 4.5/5 stars. If you enjoyed Haute Tension and Inside then you might like this, it seems like France is the unusual country for panic flicks. Now I haven’t seen Inside but if its as astronomical as the reviews have said then it must be awesome and worthwhile. Check out the suited reviews done by Dave K., D.Wilson, Clint and Woopak, they’ve all done a vast job of reviewing Inside so I’m convinced. I highly recommend this film to hardcore alarm fans but if your the type of person thats squeamish and hates over the top blood and gore then forget it.

By the time “Frontier(s) ” was over my teeth really afflict. That was because I kept clenching them during the moments in this French scare film (the just spelling of which would be “Frontière(s) “) . This 2007 film is being promoted as the ninth of the 8 films 2 die 4 for last year’s After Shadowy Horrorfest, because when it earned an NC-17 rating in the States it had to be pulled from the lineup. So it has the whole vibe of being too distinguished alarm for Horrorfest, which means the expectations are lovely high when you sit down to gawk this one. On the other hand, the second sever of Horrorfest films were rather disappointing so you figure this one has to be an improvement, and the obedient news is that it certainly delivers. I am not the sort to stop my eyes while watching the gory parts of movies (although I did conclude one of them in sympathetic reaction to the opening game of “Saw II”), which is why I went the clenched teeth allotment. A abominable case of the measles as a child took out some of the calcium in my permanent teeth, so I am surprised some of them did not crack.

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France is in the throes of some political upheaval having to do with the election of a hard line government, and while a century ago this might have sent young people to the barricades, in these peril times they turn to crime. With the cops on their slide they resolve to hole up in this filthy microscopic bed and breakfast. This, of course, turns out to be a really terrible mistake, and while the victims are not deserving of our sympathy on the basis of their characters, they are the hope of the future compared to their tormentors. There is really nothing more to say in laying out the region, because you should impartial savor the hurry, if you sense of the word “be pleased” encompasses what happens in this film. The film breaks down into three acts and how noteworthy you like the movie will probably approach down to whether you believe the final act tops the second.

Writer-director Xavier Gens (”Hitman”) gets the credit for coming up with all this sick stuff, but credit also goes to cinematographer Laurent Barès, who gives the film is visual style, and especially film editor Carlo Rizzo, who crafts some moments of bizarre beauty through his creative utilize of montage. A few scare films of current vintage have attempted to be “arty,” and “Frontier(s) ” certainly has some moments where you can argue it is cinema rather than unbiased a apprehension movie.

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The certain cinematic touchstone here is supposed to be “Hostel,” but I was reminded more of the new version of “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.” You will select up echoes from a lot of other films, but it speaks to the film that I never got the feeling this was a pastiche. I peaceful deem “Wolf Creek” is at the top of the list for the torture-porn genre, although I am positive I have not seen everything that is out there. But “Frontier(s) ” is closer to that than it is to the “Hostel” movies or “The Saw Trilogy,” where there are mystery element in play that divert your from the blood, guts, and whatnot. This is fair one of those bloody movies where you wait to notice if anybody is going to derive out alive.

All I can say now is: What a dissimilarity a movie makes. “Frontier(s) ” was replaced in the Horrorfest 2007 lineup by “Unearthed,” which means that what would have been my highest rated one of the 8 films 2 die 4 was replaced by the one I rated the lowest (although you have to grant that they were apt not to have included “Unearthed” in the first region) . The modern Horrorfest lineup earned an average rating of 3.7 from me and this year’s were a step lower at 3.0; but replace “Unearthed” with “Frontier(s) “) and the average jumps to 3.4. I had sworn that next year I would rent the Horrorfest movies rather than go ahead and rob them when they came out on DVD (we did not salvage the festival the second time around), but I am cheerful I saw enough of the buzz about “Frontier(s) ” to go ahead and lift it up. The only steady complaint is that there are no DVD extras. Final Note: I wonder if the people slack the After Dim Horrorfest have noticed that their best flicks are being made in foreign lands, because that’s certainly what has happened so far.

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Standard bonus material:

director’s commentary,

deleted scenes,

short film: Presto,

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new short: BURN*E,

“Animation Sound Acquire”,

“WALL*E’s Tour of the Universe”;

Exclusive to the 3-Disc Special Edition DVD:

more deleted scenes,

making-of featurettes,

BnL shorts,

documentary film The Pixar Account,

“WALL*E’s Treasures and Trinkets”,

“Lots of Bots”

DisneyFile digital copy.

I am floored. I didn’t believe it was possible for Pixar to surpass Toy Fable, but it has. A sophisticated treat for adults and teens, a cuddly romance for the juice-box station, this comedic science fiction thriller romance (really!) takes the company to a unusual, more venerable level. Filled with artistry, depth, meaning and a lot of humor, WALL-E is a masterpiece. Where Cars was a kid’s movie with added adult themes, this is an adult movie with added value for children.

DIALOGUE SCHMIALOGUE

Before I saw WALL-E I had read about the lack of dialogue, and how it might be a unsafe proceed for Pixar to accomplish a film with characters that don’t talk in a former sense. Well, trash that. The most emotionally noteworthy scenes in this movie are those with the LEAST dialogue. Fully developed and indeed almost human, the two main characters are Wall-E himself (the letters stand for End Allocation Load Lifter-Earth Class; there’s also a WALL-A) and EVE (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator), two machines in treasure.

After about a half hour I was wondering if Pixar could continue to pull off this less-is-more belief for the rest of the film — then the two robots started playing Pong! Such imaginative screenplay carries the film to what should be a Best Portray nomination. Seriously.

A TOUCHING STORY

WALL-E is a lonely diminutive robotic trash compactor who was left leisurely after Earth was abandoned some 700 years earlier. He has been methodically cleaning up the trash-ridden planet ever since, and harboring a minute plant he has found among the garbage. Eve, meanwhile, lives on the mountainous spaceship Axiom, which is also home to the tubby, blob-like remains of the human urge. She is a probe robot that flies to Earth to settle if the planet is ready for habitation. WALL-E takes one seek at the streamlined, angelic Eve and falls in admire.

It didn’t purchase long for me to tumble in worship with the shrimp robot. As soon as he giggled (after his pet cockroach gratified him) I was zigzag. This hardworking rusty guy with his minute home corpulent of still treasures is so poignant. His lonely life is so human. Eve is unbiased as likable, but grand more sleek. Reach the destroy comes a heartbreaking moment when a key character seems to lose all personality, all self. So well done, it made me contemplate of how families must feel when a loved one disappears inside him- or herself with Alzheimer’s disease.

All ends well, of course. As the credits roll, the artwork illustrates how everyone and everything lives happily after ever.

AN ADULT MEANING

For adults, WALL-E is not so mighty about a cute runt robot as it is about the future of man. What happens when humans become such creatures of the consumer culture, so burly they can’t even stand up without assistance, living literally on auto-pilot, that they do nothing but take cheap merchandise, stuff their faces at the Regurgitated Food Buffet and lie around watching video screens? Can they ever net support to the land and area their souls free? Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young asked that inquire of decades ago; Pixar asks it today.

There is even a sly political reference. Broadcasting a message to the passengers of the spaceship, the CEO of monster corporation Assume ‘n’ Big — played in live-action by the inimitable Fred Willard, and named Shelby Forthright — says they will be continuing on their never-ending, hopeless flee to nowhere because they must “Finish the course!” Hmmm, haven’t I heard a president utilize that line?

EXTRA TOUCHES

WALL-E has so many astounding touches! After the microscopic robot is charged using his solar panels, he “turns on” with a sound any Macintosh owner will behold. The robot’s serene objects, great like the thingamabobs of The Diminutive Mermaid’s Ariel, are things that are uniquely human: bubble wrap, an iPod, a Rubics cube, a singing plastic trophy fish and — blink and you’ll miss it — a carrousel horse from Walt Disney World. Especially inspired are the two things on this future Earth that are totally indestructible: a cockroach and Twinkies.

Stay for the credits. Recalling cave drawings, hieroglyphics, Monet and Van Gogh paintings and early computer graphics, the progressive sequence of art within them sneaks in the history of dialogue-free storytelling.

ANIMATED? REALLY?

The survey of the movie is hard to recount. In one scene, when WALL-E and EVE are investigating a section of bubble wrap, you can’t allege it is an appealing film. It actually appears to be live-action. Likewise, the outer situation scenes have the same level of realism as any of the Star Wars movies. The trailing tower of squiggly smoke that’s left slack by a launching spacecraft re-creates the Florida sky of a Location Shuttle initiate to a T. For the most fragment, it is only when humans are portrayed that you are consciously aware that what you’re watching was generated on circuit boards, not in cameras.

I’ve seen the movie three times, first in digital projection and then from a film projector. The digital showing was worthy sharper, which made all the realistic touches far easier to like.

MOVIE REFERENCES

It’s clear the Pixar folks are movie lovers; there are so many cinematic inspirations in WALL-E that I lost count. The “Effect On Your Sunday Clothes” sequence from Hello, Dolly! shows up — literally — maybe half a dozen times. (Disney World fans may also remember the song as one of the background melodies along Main Street U.S.A.) The Axiom spaceship’s computer is clearly an homage to HAL from 2001: A Location Odyssey; that film’s signature overture “Also Sprach Zarathustra” plays at a key moment. WALL-E himself combines the purrs of E.T., the attitude of R2-D2 and the moves of Charlie Chaplin. There’s a brief reference to Gigantic.

OPENING CARTOON

The movie is preceded by a Pixar short, “Presto,” that had the entire audience I was sitting with in stitches. Its plot: When a magician neglects to feed his bunny a carrot, an escalating effort results. It’s so nice to begin a feature with a cartoon. I wish other studios quiet did it. (Disney fans will heed the magician’s hat is similar to the one aged by Mickey Mouse in Fantasia.)

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I have to admit, I was ready to loathe this movie. Having been a long-term fan of the Harry Potter books, a less-than-faithful adaptation could have unfriendly it all for me. As it turns out, my fears were counterfeit.

Okay, some viewers will nitpick over discrepencies in characters’ appearances, but all the Notable stuff is here. The relationships between the characters are spot-on. The film also successfully convinces us that the magical goings-on are fragment of the protagonists’ everyday lives, whilst at the same time instilling a sense of wonder in the audience. This difficult balance is one of the main reasons the books are so successful.

Some of the child actors are a puny wooden at times, but generally the all-British cast is worthy. The rich characters of Rowling’s books have translated perfectly. Robbie Coltrane IS Hagrid. Emma Watson (Hermione) and Rupert Grint (Ron) have large fun delivering most of the film’s best lines. Dan Radcliffe does well in the difficult task of communicating Harry’s thoughts, when the audience is unable to glimpse them written down. Deserved mention, too, for Maggie Smith’s McGonagall, Alan Rickman’s Snape and Tom Felton’s nasty-yet-vulnerable Draco Malfoy.

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The quality of the production is marvelous. The sets and costumes are astonishing, and the attention to detail is breathtaking. The effects are marvelous, clear highlights being Harry’s invisibility shroud, and the Quidditch match (an adrenaline-pumping spectacle apt up there with anything Star Wars has to offer) .

In between the showpieces, director Chris Columbus remembers to let his audience lift a breather with quieter moments. Harry staring out of his bedroom window, and he and Ron opening their presents on Christmas morning, are endearingly down-to-earth. And the scenes of Harry in front of the Mirror of Erised brought a walk to my examine (If you’ve read the book, you’ll know why) .

That’s not to say the movie is without its faults. In an attempt to please purists, ALL the subplots have been included (though pared down a sizable deal), when omitting a few entirely may have helped the pacing of the film. The opening half-hour may be difficult to recall for those who are unique with the book. A few of the magical artefacts seem rather more mechanical than mystical.

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But these are all cramped niggles, really. The bottom line is that 152 minutes wing by as if it were half an hour. The only wish you have is that it were longer, and there can be no better label of a beneficial film than that.

Like the director, Chris Columbus, I absorb that since the book was so well done, the movie shouldn’t change anything critical. I needn’t go on about the actors, scenery, music, etc. It’s all very well done and extremely spirited.

The movie itself gets 5 stars from me.

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My review subtracts a star for the second disk which I found extremely frustrating. There is some very nice material included but it’s so difficult to derive while wading through the inconsequential filler material that it almost isn’t worth it.

BTW – if you have a search function on your DVD player (on my remote, it is accessed through the ‘Display’ button) the deleted scene access veil is #77
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Finally a DVD about one of the most involving and inspiring wrestlers in the world.His valid name is Oscar Gutierrez Gonzales,he has wrestled for AAA in Mexico,WAR in Japan and ECW,WCW and WWE in the righteous ol’USA.He’s wrestled under the names Colibri,Trim Nino,Rey Misterio Jr and now unprejudiced Rey Mysterio in WWE.

The main selling point of this DVD are the extras.Here they are….

DVD EXTRAS:

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10 BONUS MATCHES:-

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(1) Rey Misterio Jr,Latin Lover & Heavy Metal VS Fuerza Guerrera,Psicosis & Madonna’s Boyfriend.

(November 6th 1994) –(AAA-”When World’s Collide” PPV)

–A hard to derive match from Mexico quite early on in Rey’s career.Fuerza Guerrera is Juventud Guerrera’s father and Madonna’s Boyfriend is Louie Spicolli(RIP) –

(2) Rey Mysterio Jr VS Dean Malenko.

(June 16th 1996) –(WCW-”Stout American Bash’96″ PPV)

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–Rey’s WCW debut and the match that attach him on the diagram in WCW immediately.Titanic 17 or so min match–

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(3) Rey Mysterio Jr VS Psychosis.
(July 7th 1996) –(WCW-”Bash At The Beach’96″ PPV)
–Another mammoth match in the Rey-Psychosis feud–

(4) Rey Mysterio Jr VS Dean Malenko.
(July 8th 1996) –(WCW-”Monday Nitro”)
–Rey wins the WCW Cruiserweight Title for the first time–

(5) Rey Mysterio Jr VS Eddie Guerrero.
(October 26th 1997) –(WCW-”Halloween Havoc’97″ PPV)
–How can you go substandard with Rey-Eddie.Awesome–

(6) Rey Mysterio Jr VS Chris Jericho.
(July 13th 1998) –(WCW-”Bash At The Beach’98″ PPV)
–Very suitable Cruiserweight Title match.Not long enough though–

(7) Rey Mysterio VS Chavo Guerrero.
(July 25th 2002) –(WWE-”Smackdown!”)
–Rey’s WWE debut.Great match–

(8) Rey Mysterio VS Kurt Angle.
(September 12th 2002) –(WWE-”Smackdown!”)
–Excellent match.These extras rule–

(9) Rey Mysterio VS Chris Benoit VS Kurt Angle.
(September 26th 2002) –(WWE-”Smackdown!”)
–Another big match–

(10) Rey Mysterio VS Jamie Reliable.
(November 21st 2002) –(WWE-”Smackdown!”)
–Not unpleasant at all—

OTHER EXTRAS:-
(11) Rey Mysterio “619″-Confidential.

(12) 7 different Rey Mysterio vignettes/videos that were frail to hype his WWE debut.

—-There may be even more extras that I don’t know about but this is most of them.If the 10 bonus matches haven’t convinced you to pick this DVD nothing will—–

The MAIN Fragment of the DVD goes for approximately 67 minutes. It begins with his WWE colleagues giving their opinions on Rey & we head straight into his injury angle with A-Train toward the destroy of 2002. Of course, this was a valid knee injury that Rey already had & the purpose of screening this was to explain Rey in hospital. This includes accurate footage of his knee scope. We then go to Mexico where Rey’s parents, friends & first promoter are spoken to. He takes us to the gym/ring he first trained on, and speaks generally about the differences of life in Mexico compared to the USA.

Rey then briefly reflects about his early years as a professional wrestler (his first match was at the age of 15), Konnan getting him into AAA & then WCW. This section is done device too rapidly as we immediately glimpse footage of Mysterio’s WCW debut against Dean Malenko in June-’96, and his subsequent cruiserweight title salvage against the same opponent the following month. Next in detail is Rey’s trustworthy feud with Eddie Guerrero, including their Halloween Havoc ‘97 match, which I’ll talk more on later. That was a ‘mask vs title’ match, which leads Rey to vow about the importance of the veil to Mexican wrestlers such as himself.

But again, a ample jump is made. This time to WWE’s acquire of WCW & the execute it had on Rey’s career. Over a year later on July-25, 2002, Rey Mysterio made his WWE debut in a match against Chavo Guerrero. But before detailing his WWE career, we go for a tour through Rey’s house. The man’s got a whole home in his master bedroom alone!!! A explore at his memorabilia room is also interesting. But attend to the WWE we go, as his tremendous singles feud with Kurt Angle is highlighted (footage of their SummerSlam match is shown), as is his tag-team race with Edge, which finally resulted with a SmackDown title rep in October over Benoit & Angle. Help to life, as we scrutinize Rey getting his 619 tattoo on his arm.

The remainder of the main share of the DVD highlights Rey’s return from injury, his 2003 focus on the cruiserweight title (which he won after the DVD was released) & some more comments about him from his WWE colleagues. In conclusion, the main piece of this DVD is like many others the WWE have already set out. It jumps all over the location & conveniently misses out large portions of the superstars career (the WWE showed no footage of Rey’s face at all. Sometimes it was blurred out) . There was no Filthy Animals or losing his screen. It is aloof worth a glimpse, especially anything referring to Rey’s personal life & the parts shot in Mexico. Luckily however, any negatives can be forgiven, as the strengths of this DVD were always going to be the extras, all 2 hours of them.

EXTRAS

with Heavy Metal & Latin Lover vs Psicosis, Fuerza Guerrera & Louie Spicoli. AAA When Worlds Collide. November 13, 1994: This was a gripping 13 little match from the Mexican promotion’s pay-per-view. Not only do you fetch to watch Rey wrestling at age 19, but also the celebrated 6 man style match commonly held in Mexico. Keen & Mysterio is a enormous fraction of it.

vs Dean Malenko. Large American Bash. June 16, 1996: Rey’s WCW debut is an spicy clash of styles. Malenko works on Rey’s arm for practically the entire match. This psychological war is probably a diminutive too slow-paced for most of it’s 18 limited length, but it’s smooth a decent enough debut. Unfortunately, you have to set aside up with Dusty Rhodes’ commentary!!!

vs Psicosis. Bash At The Beach. July 7, 1996: This match took residence on the night of Hulk Hogan’s legendary NWO heel turn. Superior 15 petite bout which really established Rey in WCW. A couple of first-rate top rope to outside moves are included, while in the ring, there is enough of a mixture of fast-paced & submission moves to sustain everyone contented. A terrific ending caps off a truly great match.

vs Dean Malenko. Nitro. July 8, 1996: Held outdoors in Orlando, this was far from a perfect match, but is a accepted of mine. It took spot approximately when I was getting support into the world of professional wrestling & was the match that made me peruse that the WWE had a marvelous contender on it’s hands in WCW. The bout is arresting, intriguing & unpredictable, as Rey wins his 1st cruiserweight title. I impartial like Malenko’s top-rope gut-buster when he does it to Mysterio!!!

vs Eddie Guerrero. Halloween Havoc. October 26, 1997: Rey wins his 2nd cruiserweight title in this “screen vs title” match, which is as cessation to perfect as any fan could hope for. Top notch in so many ways; Heel to face interaction, pacing, psychology, mat-wrestling, aerial wrestling, intensity, excitement, entertainment & unpredictability. I could probably go on!!! In my thought, one of the five best matches I have ever seen. If anything, at 14 minutes in length, it could have been 5 minutes longer. Then again, it could have been 2 hours longer for all I care!!!

NOTE: Anytime during this match, if you continue pressing “skip to next track”, you should gape many of the WWE’s “He’s Coming” promos before Rey’s debut.

vs Chris Jericho. Bash At The Beach. July 13, 1998: Average 6 puny No Disqualification cruiserweight title match, where Rey was an impromptu opponent for Jericho. This was his return bout after months on the sidelines due to knee surgery. Sloppy & predictable, it took state in Rey’s hometown of San Diego.

vs Chavo Guerrero. SmackDown. July 23, 2002: Very first-rate & under-rated match which was Rey’s WWE debut. Served it’s purpose in spellbinding the crowd with a current performer on the roster very well, although it was a minute short at under 7 minutes in length. Michael Cole & Tazz very grand go over the top trying to sound educated about Rey’s moves.

vs Kurt Angle. SmackDown. September 12, 2002: Very animated 9 dinky bout. These two really work well together. This took space approximately 2 weeks after their initial SummerSlam match. Actually, I’m not distinct why that wasn’t the match included, as Rey lost both, and they were almost identical in length. This was level-headed definitely obliging enough though.

vs Kurt Angle vs Chris Benoit. SmackDown. September 26, 2002: Another match on this DVD that took station in San Diego, and another glean for Rey Rey. While this bout does have the usual limitations of triple-threat matches, these three athletes more than counteract that with their creativity. Absorbing stuff & definitely satisfactory enough to be on this collection of matches.

vs Jamie Salubrious. SmackDown. November 21, 2002: Attractive mighty a filler bout that lasted all of 3 minutes. Decent for the short time it lasted.

Confidential 619: Four dinky segment to kill the DVD, where Rey briefly explains some of the hisory & detail tedious 2 of his trademark moves; The ‘619′ & ‘West Skim Pop’. Heavenly distinguished filler.

If I went succor over this piece again, I’m clear that I wrote the word ‘entertaining’ a lot of times. And at the slay of the day, that is exactly what this DVD is; Inviting. I would have to say this is one of the WWE’s best so far. ‘Hulk Composed Rules’ probably fair edges it out, but that’s more to do with the quantity of extras, rather than the quality. While I seemed a diminutive harsh on the main share of the DVD, it is sufficiently enchanting & provides a superior backdrop for the matches contained within the extras. All the well-known Mysterio matches are included on the DVD & I would rate 7 of the 10 bouts, an 8 or better. The only probable exclusion was his bout with Ultimo Dragon at World War 3 in 1996. That probably should have been on here instead of the Jericho & Suited matches. But I’m very noteworthy nit-picking. This is an extremely sharp & well establish together DVD that will salvage repeated viewings in my household. Not only that, but it successfully showcases one of the best wrestlers of the last decade. Very considerable recommended.

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This film has it all, and I cannot understand those who say it hasn’t veteran well. It’s a expansive bank robbery film. It’s a vast prison film. It’s a ample walk film. It’s a expansive worship yarn. It fires on all cylinders. The depth and complexity of the fable and the performances are peerless. It’s a sprawling account over several days, with many considerable and complex characters, all of whom you feel you know with some depth. Even the microscopic roles are standouts, including Ben Johnson as the bent sherriff, and Dub Taylor in what should have been a throwaway part playing a hotel clerk. The only obsolete space for me over the years is Ali McGraw who, although shapely and believable, seems to be playing it so minimalist that she becomes nearly transparent. But that’s a puny nit to grasp – her by-play with McQueen is area on. When I saw it for the first time the first view that came into my mind was “these kids really glance and act MARRIED…” which is a tough bit of business to play. Their violent care for for one another is the undercurrent here, their desire to simply be left alone, to effect it in life, to regain away from their problems.

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The artistry is in the details, in the diminutive brush strokes – the arrangement McQueen holds and uses his .45 automatic are perfect. He is definitely more than objective another actor handed a pistol and said “Here, bear this…” Slim Pickens has a dinky gem of a role at the destroy and in a few brief sentences we learn volumes about his sweet, gloomy life, and cheer his proper fortune for running into our heroes. The Sherriff’s flunky sidekicks provide some fair humor, all ample cowboy hats and beer guts crammed into a Cadillac convertible.

McQueen was such an artist, and this is a exact masterpiece of his almost haiku design of acting. He’s the master of the minute gesture, the subtle glimpse, the deadpan line that unbiased turns you chilly inside. What a shame he left us so soon. The Getaway stands as a trusty testament to his genius.

Unpredictable, volatile, abrasive, and the only man Charlton Heston ever threaten on a plot of a movie (Major Dundee) …I’m talking about `Bloody’ Sam Peckinpah…cherish him or abominate him, the man knew how to drawl a narrative, one that could entertain not only the average film patron with loads of action and violence, but also the haughty, oft-times snobby film critics with his thoughtful and insightful characterizations…actually, I mediate these same, snobby critics actually got off secretly on being able to be pleased the more visceral elements of his films while unexcited being able to tout them on a cerebral level…like a guilty pleasure without the guilt. But that’s not to say Peckinpah’s films were always critically approved…I know his film Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia (1974) took a beating, but I enjoyed the hell out of it, in all its radiant dirty, sweaty, dust-caked, fly-ridden seediness…based on a current by Jim Thompson (The Grifters) and adapted for the cover by Walter Hill (The Warriors, 48 Hrs.), The Getaway (1972) stars Steve McQueen (The Glorious Seven, The Grand Dash), the man many contain to be the penultimate in machismo and frigid, on and off the conceal. Co-starring with McQueen is the very comely Ali MacGraw (Treasure Sage, Convoy), who became so enamored with her co-star she actually left her husband at the time, movie producer Robert Evans, to be with McQueen, and thus gave up the opportunity to star in several high profile films like Chinatown (1974) and The Titanic Gatsby (1974) …yes, the lure of the McQueen is a strong one…also appearing is Peckinpah popular Ben Johnson (Major Dundee, The Wild Bunch, Junior Bonner), quintessential heavy Al Lettieri (The Godfather, Mr Majestyk), Sally Struthers (Five Easy Pieces), whose most novel work include the tearful pleas to feed the starving children (which would probably be a lot more effective if she wasn’t so heavyset…there I said it), Slim Pickens (Blazing Saddles), Richard Shimmering (The Godfather), `Rub a Dub’ Dub Taylor (The Wild Bunch), Jack `Howard Sprague’ Dodson (”The Andy Griffith Exhibit”), and Bo ‘Knows’ Hopkins (The Wild Bunch, White Lightning) .

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The film begins with scenes of a Texas prison, focusing on one inmate in particular, that of Carter ‘Doc’ McCoy (McQueen), who’s in his fourth year a ten-year stretch for bank robbery. After being denied parole, Doc agrees to reduce a deal with a politically distinguished and contaminated individual named Jack Beynon (Johnson), who fair happens to also be a member of the parole board (that’s convenient) . The deal involves, on being released from prison, that McCoy pull a bank job for Beynon, which he does, and while McCoy’s meticulous planning nets the robbers a spacious amount of cash, things snappy topple apart as there’s a couple of jokers in the deck (one of them being one of the men McCoy got saddled with by Beynon), and the double harmful is in, but McCoy isn’t going down without a struggle, and he’s certainly not going attend to the joint. Now McCoy and his wife Carol (MacGraw) must acquire their plan to El Paso with the money, avoiding lift by the authorities (by this time McCoy’s face is plastered all over the news), Beynon’s trigger-happy goons, and one of the aforementioned jokers, all in a difficulty to perform it safely across the border into Mexico.

While not my celebrated Peckinpah film (I’ve always been partial to The Wild Bunch), The Getaway is mild an advantageous film with strong themes and fair an all around inspiring anecdote, assisted by pleasurable cast. One thing I’ve noticed about Peckinpah is his ability to report necessary aspects of account through visual means, carefully crafted shots and sequences, and do it view easy. A perfect example in this movie is the opening sequences with McQueen’s character in prison. We learn mighty about him, and feel a sense of the frustration and oppressive nature of his incarceration on his mental well-being to where desperation finally pushes him to the point of doing something he would normally wouldn’t in that of working for Beynon. Of course, this wouldn’t have worked as well with out McQueen playing the role, as his presence is the strong point throughout the film. I’ve heard some comment of MacGraw’s acting abilities (or lack of), but I consider this was honest a case of having to fragment the hide with McQueen, and who could complete with that? Not many…I assume she did really well, avoiding some over dramatic pitfalls others would have succumbed to in the role…and then there’s supporting cast and the sense they were truly hand picked for their roles, providing, complex, distinctive, and believable characters. I’ve also heard complaints about how the fable drags at clear points, and the action sequences uneven and too short, but I’d disagree. I idea the strength was in the detached moments before the storm, the pacing intentional, to allow for the audience to compose an plan of the characters and notice them not as two-dimensional constructs but living, breathing individuals willing to do what they have in order to earn what they want…to me, the action sequences, while certainly a plot for me to this film, were a portion of a noteworthy larger portion. There were a couple of really spicy aspects about this movie for me, one being that while Peckinpah’s trademark usage of boring motions shots during the violent sequences is expose, it seemed a tiny toned down from some of his other films, but that wasn’t a poor thing. The 2nd aspect was the sort of upbeat ending, which was a genuine departure given that many of Peckinpah’s films are permeated with fatalistic characters way down inevitable paths of self-destruction. Some scenes to leer for…Steve McQueen going to town with a shotgun…oh yeah, kiss that squad car good-bye (quite a few cars were killed in the making of this film) …Steve McQueen slugging Sally Struthers in the mouth…hey, you can’t have a Peckinpah film without a slight misogyny, and while I would never advocate the exercise of violence against a woman, I doubt there’d be few who wouldn’t agree that her highly annoying (and fairly sleazy) character was somewhat deserving…all in all this is a big film (distinguished better than the 1994 Kim Bassinger/Alec Baldwin remake, in my plan), with an exceptional script, acting, and direction, one that entertained me throughout, and reaffirms my view of the possibilities of the cinema when in the hands of people who know (or knew) what they’re doing…

The recount, presented in widescreen anamorphic (2.40:1), enhanced for 16 X 9 televisions, looks challenging and elegant, and the Dolby Digital 1.0 audio comes through very well. The `Deluxe Edition’, which is the one I have, has a few extra features in that of a commentary track with producer Reduce Redman, and Peckinpah biographers/historians Paul Seydor, Garner Simmons, and David Weddle. Also included is an unique theatrical trailer, along with a `virtual’ audio commentary track with Sam Peckinpah, Steve McQueen, and Ali MacGraw that consists of 1972 audio interview material from the three, spliced together and played over the film.

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March 9th, 2010 by yee8509527
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We bought this DVD and “The Berenstain Bears – Discover School” to complement the bedtime books in our sons’ bookshelf.

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This DVD nicely complements The Berenstain Bears bedtime books we’ve enjoyed for years. Our two sons – ages 5 and 4 – enjoy the stories while learning important lessons, like good hygiene and polite manners.

This DVD has six episodes:

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Week at Grandma’s

Go to the Movies

Attic Treasure

Bears for all Seasons

Mama’s New Job

The Big Red Kite

Each episode is about 10 minutes long – the entire DVD runs 82 minutes. The animation matches the books. The voice acting is solid. Overall, this is a nice addition to your Berenstain Bears collection of books and DVDs.

These movies are great! There are several episodes, each about 12 minutes long. The color and animation are fine. The lessons are presented simply and in an enjoyable way. Kids are attentive watching the Bears work through their little struggles and adventures. Worth every cent.
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