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| 21 hours ago by Kate Ward I was okay with the funeral scene being cut. It would make a great deleted scene if they filmed it for fans on the dvd, but the movie was long as it is and the funeral scene would have added another 15 min at least to do it justice. ... I agree! I went into the movie expecting to cry my eyes out at the end, and I barely had a tear trickle down. Reading the death scene in the book deepy affected me, but watching the movie I hardly felt a thing. I was very disappointed. ... PopWatch - http://popwatch.ew.com/ |
| 9 Nov 2009 by Effigy2000 Anyway, you usually will encounter house lights staying dim during credits because of a missed cue, which most likely occurs when a projectionist is too dumb to realize the stinger is not the end of the movie proper, ..... Of course, when I was growing up the post credit scenes were much rarer than they are today. Generally, I'll leave before the credits are over and if the post credit scene is something worth seeing, I'll catch it on DVD or when it airs on cable. ... MetaFilter - http://www.metafilter.com/ - References |
| 19 Nov 2009 by Tom About halfway through, exposition ends and SCORCHY becomes one long series of extended chase scenes and shootouts across Seattle involving Jackie, the two major villains (Cesare Donova and William Smith), a briefcase full of money, ... Her girlish voice is ill-suited for the role, the floppy garish 70's outfits she wears (The closing credits reveal the costumes are from the “Pleasure Dome Boutique of Hollywood”) aren't remotely revealing, and she never seems comfortable ... WeAreMovieGeeks.com - http://wearemoviegeeks.com/ [ More results from WeAreMovieGeeks.com ] |
| 19 Nov 2009 by Mr. Peel It's tough to tell from watching it if the narration was always part of the picture—maybe not and I couldn't help but notice when the end credits rolled that Bud Yorkin was listed as producer and certainly the previous year he had been ... Mr. Peel's Sardine Liqueur - http://mrpeelsardineliqueur.blogspot.com/ |
| 12 Nov 2009 After finishing this adaptation, it became very clear that material cut from these shorter films, end up making this, I dare say, epic production a much more faithful telling of Bronte's novel. .... Voices are for the most part clear, although sound quality takes a nosedive during outdoor scenes. There is bit of distortion when the occasional shrill scream or thin gust of wind rips through an open window. English subtitles for the hearing impaired are included. The Extras ... DVD Talk DVD Reviews - http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/list.php?reviewType=DVD+Video - References [ More results from DVD Talk DVD Reviews ] |
| 21 Aug 2007 by Steve Biodrowski During the ending (a protracted gun-battle between the Serenity crew and some inter-planetary cannibals – a scene lifted more or less intact from GHOSTS OF MARS), the Operative somehow circumvents the shoot-out (without explanation) just so ... It contains some footage of Whedon and his cast at the San Diego Comic Con, illustrating the fan reverence that helped keep the project alive, and the closing credits feature some interview clips with those very fans, including one ... Cinefantastique Online - http://cinefantastiqueonline.com/ - References [ More results from Cinefantastique Online ] |
| 15 Nov 2009 by David Pescovitz This unique cut includes a few brief scenes trimmed from the aired cut of the episode, different opening titles, and a unique closing theme. The alternate closing theme can be heard on the GNP Crescendo CD Star Trek: Original Series (Volume ... Paul Carr was credited as "Navigator" in the end credits of the original cut. The version on the first season box set may contain the alternate ending theme, but does have the changed credits. This cut will be finally be available ... Boing Boing - http://www.boingboing.net/ - References [ More results from Boing Boing ] |
| 20 Nov 2009 by James Harvey-Richardson It doesn't take too long for the “2003 Ninja Turtles” to meet the beloved “1988 Ninja Turtles” (as they're referred to in the end credits) and, as one can expect, hilarity ensues. Thankfully, none of it is too strained, with the movie ... Just look at any scene where the “2003 Ninja Turtles” stand aside the “1988 Ninja Turtles,” and the different shading techniques being used become quite apparent and pretty impressive. And then, when the original 1984 versions are tossed ... gaijINside - http://www.gaijinside.com/ |
| 20 Nov 2009 by M1chae1 free DVD and selected scenes in a standard format used by most NLE's is, in my opinion, essential. Contracted or not, it's the right thing to do for people who have donated their time and talent. directorik is offline ... Anyone in the credits is welcome to a copy. On THE AWAKENING, we only paid for 3 days (then ran out of money), so we gave the actors 2˝ DVDs for each day they worked. Some people were getting 16 or 17 DVDs. The idea was to give them at least $50 worth ... IndieTalk - Indie Film Forum - http://www.indietalk.com/ |
| 13 hours ago by ronaldlynch1959 During the scene in the bar and the sex scene there is a song playing, the end credits say it was written by Julie Wood and it is called Friend, however i can't find the song anywhere because whenever i type in Julie Wood into a search ... oneway - http://oneway.onlinefinder.com/ |
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