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]]>Sat, 22 Aug 2009 16:33:02 GMTMovie MarathonsWed, 22 Jul 2009 01:35:58 GMT15022Group Spout Group:Movies we do not want to see - Try to convince us to see these movies! http://www.spout.com/groups/Movies_we_do_not_want_to_see/70/default.aspx Group Name: Movies we do not want to see - Try to convince us to see these movies!
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]]>Wed, 19 Aug 2009 00:31:56 GMTMovies we do not want to seeWed, 22 Mar 2006 14:27:50 GMT203190Group Spout Post: Virginia is for Horror Lovers http://www.spout.com/groups/HORROR_MOVIES_101/Virginia_is_for_Horror_Lovers/222/41180/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: HORROR MOVIES 101
Post Date: 3/22/2009 1:54:42 PM
Body: I'm doing some research on horror movies that have ties to Virginia, especially the Richmond area. Anyone know anything about the horror scene, famous horror settings, famous actors from the area. Anything?
]]>Sun, 22 Mar 2009 17:54:42 GMTlbenschwartzHORROR MOVIES 1013/22/2009 1:54:42 PMI'm doing some research on horror movies that have ties to Virginia, especially the Richmond area. Anyone know anything about the horror scene, famous horror settings, famous actors from the area. Anything? Spout Post: Re:Virtual RESERVOIR DOGS (2024) http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmgaming/Re_Virtual_RESERVOIR_DOGS_2024/563/33138/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmgaming
Post Date: 7/27/2008 3:55:21 PM
Body: In the mid-2010s, the most important technological breakthrough since the invention of sound hits Hollywood. In a feat nobody thought possible, recent advances in both computer generated animation and artificial intelligence have come together to actually make it possible to reanimate the great cinema characters from the past 100 years, and program them to flawlessly interact with other reanimated characters in order to create completely new performances in original new material. Early attempts are no doubt crude, but in 2024, a remake of Ghostbusters, as acted out cinema history’s greatest clowns, including Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel and Hardy, and a young Eddie Murphy, sweeps all Oscar categories – with the obvious exception of acting categories (which has been abolished due to lack of demand for new talent). Not having a critical or commercial success in 20 years, a 60 year-old Quintin Tarintino decides he’s going to remake Reservoir Dogs starring his favorite cinematic characters from his childhood. Here is, Virtual Reservoir Dogs (2024)… Mr. White ... Popeye Doyle from The French Connection, as played by Gene Hackman Mr. Orange ... Michel Poiccard from Breathless, played by Jean-PaulBelmondo Mr. Blonde .... Max Cady from Cape Fear, as played by Robert Mitchum Nice Guy Eddie ... General 'Buck' Turgidson from Dr. Strangelove, as played by George C. Scot Mr. Pink ... Ratso from Midnight Cowboy, as played by Dustin Hoffman Joe Cabot ... Police Detective Hank Quinlin from Touch of Evil, as played by Orson Welles Mr. Brown ... Phillip Marlowe from The Long Goodbye, as played by Elliott Gould Mr. Blue ... John Bernard Books from The Shootist, as played by John Wayne Young Cop (gets ear cut off) ... Father Karras from The Exorcist, as played by Jason Miller K-Billy DJ ... Harry Carry, as played by himself Inspirational ear-chopping tune .... Break My Stride by Matthew Wilder
]]>Sun, 27 Jul 2008 19:55:21 GMTlbenschwartzFilmgaming7/27/2008 3:55:21 PMIn the mid-2010s, the most important technological breakthrough since the invention of sound hits Hollywood. In a feat nobody thought possible, recent advances in both computer generated animation and artificial intelligence have come together to actually make it possible to reanimate the great cinema characters from the past 100 years, and program them to flawlessly interact with other reanimated characters in order to create completely new performances in original new material. Early attempts are no doubt crude, but in 2024, a remake of Ghostbusters, as acted out cinema history’s greatest clowns, including Chaplin, Keaton, Laurel and Hardy, and a young Eddie Murphy, sweeps all Oscar categories – with the obvious exception of acting categories (which has been abolished due to lack of demand for new talent). Not having a critical or commercial success in 20 years, a 60 year-old Quintin Tarintino decides he’s going to remake Reservoir Dogs starring his favorite cinematic characters from his childhood. Here is, Virtual Reservoir Dogs (2024)… Mr. White ... Popeye Doyle from The French Connection, as played by Gene Hackman Mr. Orange ... Michel Poiccard from Breathless, played by Jean-PaulBelmondo Mr. Blonde .... Max Cady from Cape Fear, as played by Robert Mitchum Nice Guy Eddie ... General 'Buck' Turgidson from Dr. Strangelove, as played by George C. Scot Mr. Pink ... Ratso from Midnight Cowboy, as played by Dustin Hoffman Joe Cabot ... Police Detective Hank Quinlin from Touch of Evil, as played by Orson Welles Mr. Brown ... Phillip Marlowe from The Long Goodbye, as played by Elliott Gould Mr. Blue ... John Bernard Books from The Shootist, as played by John Wayne Young Cop (gets ear cut off) ... Father Karras from The Exorcist, as played by Jason Miller K-Billy DJ ... Harry Carry, as played by himself Inspirational ear-chopping tune .... Break My Stride by Matthew Wilder Spout Post: Re:Take the red pill: Recast THE MATRIX (1999) http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmgaming/Re_Take_the_red_pill_Recast_THE_MATRIX_1999/563/32529/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmgaming
Post Date: 7/14/2008 1:35:21 PM
Body: If you're going to go through the trouble of remaking The Matrix, why wouldn't you make it a musical? Better yet, a Baz Luhrmann musical spectacular that makes Moulin Rouge look like a quaint summer stock production of Sunday in the Park with George? Bigger, badder, and with a beat anyone can dance to... The Matrix Is Gonna Get You Robert Downy Jr. ... Neo Russell Crowe ... Morpheus Catherine Zeta Jones... Trinity Eddie Izzard ... Agent Smith Madonna ... Oracle John Leguizamo... Cypher Common ... Tank Jack White ... Apoc Chris Brown... Mouse Milla Jovovich ... Switch Iggy Pop ... Dozer Jonathan Rhys-Myer ... Agent Brown Jamie Campbell Bower ... Agent Jones
]]>Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:35:21 GMTlbenschwartzFilmgaming7/14/2008 1:35:21 PM If you're going to go through the trouble of remaking The Matrix, why wouldn't you make it a musical? Better yet, a Baz Luhrmann musical spectacular that makes Moulin Rouge look like a quaint summer stock production of Sunday in the Park with George? Bigger, badder, and with a beat anyone can dance to... The Matrix Is Gonna Get You Robert Downy Jr. ... Neo Russell Crowe ... Morpheus Catherine Zeta Jones... Trinity Eddie Izzard ... Agent Smith Madonna ... Oracle John Leguizamo... Cypher Common ... Tank Jack White ... Apoc Chris Brown... Mouse Milla Jovovich ... Switch Iggy Pop ... Dozer Jonathan Rhys-Myer ... Agent Brown Jamie Campbell Bower ... Agent Jones Spout Post: Re:Recasting RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK (1981) http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmgaming/Re_Recasting_RAIDERS_OF_THE_LOST_ARK_1981/563/29521/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmgaming
Post Date: 5/19/2008 9:25:53 PM
Body: [quote user="SkyPilot"] After the box office failure of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Christopher Nolan is brought in to reboot of the series. Nolan and executive producer Paul Greengrass work furiously to create a modern, edgy, and hyper-kenetic version where Indiana is a rogue Englishman, joining his estranged American ex, to battle the Nazis. Clive Owen … Indiana Jones Amy Ryan … Marion Ravenwod Hugh Jackman … Dr. Rene Belloq Robin Williams, with Nolan insisting he can recapture his One Hour Photo/Insomnia-era creepiness … Major Arnold Toht, "The Melting Nazi" Oliver Platt … Sallah Jim Broadbent … Dr. Marcus Brody Cillian Murphy … Satipo Ulrich Matthes (Goebbels in Downfall) … Colonel Dietrich David Bowie … Major Eaton of MI5 Satipo is the character who’s killed by booby traps in the first fifteen minutes. Major Eaton is the Pentagon official who says “Top…men,” and incidentally he’s Sergeant Eckhart in Tim Burton’s Batman. [/quote]
]]>Tue, 20 May 2008 01:25:53 GMTlbenschwartzFilmgaming5/19/2008 9:25:53 PM[quote user="SkyPilot"] After the box office failure of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Christopher Nolan is brought in to reboot of the series. Nolan and executive producer Paul Greengrass work furiously to create a modern, edgy, and hyper-kenetic version where Indiana is a rogue Englishman, joining his estranged American ex, to battle the Nazis. Clive Owen … Indiana Jones Amy Ryan … Marion Ravenwod Hugh Jackman … Dr. Rene Belloq Robin Williams, with Nolan insisting he can recapture his One Hour Photo/Insomnia-era creepiness … Major Arnold Toht, "The Melting Nazi" Oliver Platt … Sallah Jim Broadbent … Dr. Marcus Brody Cillian Murphy … Satipo Ulrich Matthes (Goebbels in Downfall) … Colonel Dietrich David Bowie … Major Eaton of MI5 Satipo is the character who’s killed by booby traps in the first fifteen minutes. Major Eaton is the Pentagon official who says “Top…men,” and incidentally he’s Sergeant Eckhart in Tim Burton’s Batman. [/quote] Spout Post: Re:Recasting GHOSTBUSTERS (1984) http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmgaming/Re_Recasting_GHOSTBUSTERS_1984/563/27739/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmgaming
Post Date: 4/24/2008 7:12:04 AM
Body: Jason Bateman ... Dr. Peter Venkman Simon Pegg ... Dr. Raymond StantzSteven Colbert ... Dr. Egon Spengler Nick Frost ... Winston Zeddmore Catherine Keener ... Dana Barrett Fred Armisen ... Louis TullyAmy Sedaris ... Janine MelnitzRob Lowe ... Walter PeckBill Pullman ... MayorKal Penn ... Male StudentIsla Fisher ... Female StudentMegan Fox ... Gozer Laurie Anderson ... Gozer (voice) (uncredited) Brad Garrett ... Zuul / Slimer (voice) (uncredited)Timothy Spall - Slimer (digitized into a golum/andy serkis-style green slimy creature)Directed by Edgar Wright
]]>Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:12:04 GMTlbenschwartzFilmgaming4/24/2008 7:12:04 AMJason Bateman ... Dr. Peter Venkman Simon Pegg ... Dr. Raymond StantzSteven Colbert ... Dr. Egon Spengler Nick Frost ... Winston Zeddmore Catherine Keener ... Dana Barrett Fred Armisen ... Louis TullyAmy Sedaris ... Janine MelnitzRob Lowe ... Walter PeckBill Pullman ... MayorKal Penn ... Male StudentIsla Fisher ... Female StudentMegan Fox ... Gozer Laurie Anderson ... Gozer (voice) (uncredited) Brad Garrett ... Zuul / Slimer (voice) (uncredited)Timothy Spall - Slimer (digitized into a golum/andy serkis-style green slimy creature)Directed by Edgar Wright Spout Post: Re:Recasting GHOSTBUSTERS (1984) http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmgaming/Re_Recasting_GHOSTBUSTERS_1984/563/27738/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmgaming
Post Date: 4/24/2008 7:12:02 AM
Body: Jason Bateman ... Dr. Peter Venkman Simon Pegg ... Dr. Raymond StantzSteven Colbert ... Dr. Egon Spengler Nick Frost ... Winston Zeddmore Catherine Keener ... Dana Barrett Fred Armisen ... Louis TullyAmy Sedaris ... Janine MelnitzRob Lowe ... Walter PeckBill Pullman ... MayorKal Penn ... Male StudentIsla Fisher ... Female StudentMegan Fox ... Gozer Laurie Anderson ... Gozer (voice) (uncredited) Brad Garrett ... Zuul / Slimer (voice) (uncredited)Timothy Spall - Slimer (digitized into a golum/andy serkis-style green slimy creature)Directed by Edgar Wright
]]>Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:12:02 GMTlbenschwartzFilmgaming4/24/2008 7:12:02 AMJason Bateman ... Dr. Peter Venkman Simon Pegg ... Dr. Raymond StantzSteven Colbert ... Dr. Egon Spengler Nick Frost ... Winston Zeddmore Catherine Keener ... Dana Barrett Fred Armisen ... Louis TullyAmy Sedaris ... Janine MelnitzRob Lowe ... Walter PeckBill Pullman ... MayorKal Penn ... Male StudentIsla Fisher ... Female StudentMegan Fox ... Gozer Laurie Anderson ... Gozer (voice) (uncredited) Brad Garrett ... Zuul / Slimer (voice) (uncredited)Timothy Spall - Slimer (digitized into a golum/andy serkis-style green slimy creature)Directed by Edgar Wright Spout Post: Re:Recasting THE LAST DRAGON (1985) http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmgaming/Re_Recasting_THE_LAST_DRAGON_1985/563/26792/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmgaming
Post Date: 3/31/2008 4:15:48 PM
Body: The Last Dragon (New cast) Andre Benjamin ... Leroy GreenMariah Carey ... Laura CharlesBill Nighy ... Eddie ArkadianKevin Brown (dot com on 30 rock) ... Sho'nuff / The Shogun of Harlem (as Julius J. Carry III)Leslie Mann ... Angela ViraccoMalcolm David Kelley (kid on Lost) ... Richie GreenArsenio Hall ... Daddy GreenKen Leung ... Johnny Yu[/quote]
]]>Mon, 31 Mar 2008 20:15:48 GMTlbenschwartzFilmgaming3/31/2008 4:15:48 PM The Last Dragon (New cast) Andre Benjamin ... Leroy GreenMariah Carey ... Laura CharlesBill Nighy ... Eddie ArkadianKevin Brown (dot com on 30 rock) ... Sho'nuff / The Shogun of Harlem (as Julius J. Carry III)Leslie Mann ... Angela ViraccoMalcolm David Kelley (kid on Lost) ... Richie GreenArsenio Hall ... Daddy GreenKen Leung ... Johnny Yu[/quote] Spout Post: Re: Best use of music in a scene http://www.spout.com/groups/Movie_Soundtracks/Re_Best_use_of_music_in_a_scene/100/18326/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Movie Soundtracks
Post Date: 8/17/2007 9:52:37 PM
Body: Scorsese is the master of this, and there are two that come to mind... Goodfellas - Henry Hill is just a normal shlub and his swan song, Sid Vicious' version of Sinatra's 'My Way' - the entire movie summed up in a song - brilliant. The Departed - As a Bostonian, there couldn't possibly be a better opening credit anthem than the Dropkick Murphy's 'I'm Shipping Up To Boston'
]]>Sat, 18 Aug 2007 01:52:37 GMTlbenschwartzMovie Soundtracks8/17/2007 9:52:37 PMScorsese is the master of this, and there are two that come to mind... Goodfellas - Henry Hill is just a normal shlub and his swan song, Sid Vicious' version of Sinatra's 'My Way' - the entire movie summed up in a song - brilliant. The Departed - As a Bostonian, there couldn't possibly be a better opening credit anthem than the Dropkick Murphy's 'I'm Shipping Up To Boston' Spout Post: Re: Top five favorite Soundtracks http://www.spout.com/groups/Movie_Soundtracks/Re_Top_five_favorite_Soundtracks/100/18325/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Movie Soundtracks
Post Date: 8/17/2007 9:44:33 PM
Body: 1. Velvet Goldmine - Classic case of a fantastic soundtrack making a good movie great... Vintage Brian Eno, Roxy Music and Lou Reed mixed with fantastic covers by Shudder to Think, Placebo and a dead-on Stooges cover by Ewan McGreggor. 2. Amateur - Hal Hartley is known for creating a lot of the music for his own movies, but this gem from the mid-1990s is who's who of that decade's indie rock: My Bloody Valentine, PJ Harvey, Pavement, Liz Phair, Bettie Severt, Jesus Lizard, Red House Painters and Yo La Tango. 3. Dream with the Fishes - Little seen indie flick from the 90s with mostly little known singer-songwriter types: Nick Drake (pre-VW ad exposure), Jeremy Toback, Greg Brown, Grandaddy, Ween and a classical Waterboys tune. Very solid, satisfying album. 4. Dazed and Confused - Has there ever been a better collection of 70's super-rock? 5. Purple Rain - Much, much more than a soundtrack, one of the greatest albums ever made.
]]>Sat, 18 Aug 2007 01:44:33 GMTlbenschwartzMovie Soundtracks8/17/2007 9:44:33 PM1. Velvet Goldmine - Classic case of a fantastic soundtrack making a good movie great... Vintage Brian Eno, Roxy Music and Lou Reed mixed with fantastic covers by Shudder to Think, Placebo and a dead-on Stooges cover by Ewan McGreggor. 2. Amateur - Hal Hartley is known for creating a lot of the music for his own movies, but this gem from the mid-1990s is who's who of that decade's indie rock: My Bloody Valentine, PJ Harvey, Pavement, Liz Phair, Bettie Severt, Jesus Lizard, Red House Painters and Yo La Tango. 3. Dream with the Fishes - Little seen indie flick from the 90s with mostly little known singer-songwriter types: Nick Drake (pre-VW ad exposure), Jeremy Toback, Greg Brown, Grandaddy, Ween and a classical Waterboys tune. Very solid, satisfying album. 4. Dazed and Confused - Has there ever been a better collection of 70's super-rock? 5. Purple Rain - Much, much more than a soundtrack, one of the greatest albums ever made. Spout Post: Re: what do you think of the 1-18-08 teaser? http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmspotting/Re_what_do_you_think_of_the_1_18_08_teaser/304/15103/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmspotting
Post Date: 7/16/2007 8:50:29 PM
Body: I'm hoping against hope that's a remake of Q: The Winged Serpent
]]>Tue, 17 Jul 2007 00:50:29 GMTlbenschwartzFilmspotting7/16/2007 8:50:29 PMI'm hoping against hope that's a remake of Q: The Winged Serpent Spout Post: Re: The Jolie distraction factor http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmspotting/Re_The_Jolie_distraction_factor/304/14705/1/ShowPost.aspxPost By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmspotting
Post Date: 7/15/2007 2:50:39 PM
Body: It seems unfair a penalize actors who have reach a level of fame, at least in part because they are very good at what they do, because its impossible not to be oversaturated with the details about the celebrity's personal lives. Celebrity gossip is as old as film itself, but it has reach a whole new level with youtube, tmz.com, and the rest of the internet. I can certainly understand being sick of certain personalities, but the question is how much can that be blamed on these actors, and how much of it is our fault for being too interested?
]]>Sun, 15 Jul 2007 18:50:39 GMTlbenschwartzFilmspotting7/15/2007 2:50:39 PMIt seems unfair a penalize actors who have reach a level of fame, at least in part because they are very good at what they do, because its impossible not to be oversaturated with the details about the celebrity's personal lives. Celebrity gossip is as old as film itself, but it has reach a whole new level with youtube, tmz.com, and the rest of the internet. I can certainly understand being sick of certain personalities, but the question is how much can that be blamed on these actors, and how much of it is our fault for being too interested? Spout Post: Re: Top 5 'Fight The Power' Movies http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmspotting/Re_Top_5_Fight_The_Power_Movies/304/14702/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
Post To: Filmspotting
Post Date: 7/15/2007 2:26:23 PM
Body: 1. Dawn of the Dead - When the world literally goes to hell, a group of survivors must fight zombies and the other evils of consumerism and society in a desserted shopping mall. Why a shopping mall? The living dead gravitate to the one place that was important in their lives. 2. A Clockwork Orange - Sometimes you have to fight to be yourself. Even if yourself is a murderous hateful punk.3. Night of the Hunter - The innocent vs. evil in the guise of religion. 4. Paradise Lost - The West Memphis Three, very clearly falsely occused by a hypocritical and sactamonious society.5. Do The Right Thing - Everybody's fighting against something or someone, but nobodys really right or wrong. But Chuck D says it all.
]]>Sun, 15 Jul 2007 18:26:23 GMTlbenschwartzFilmspotting7/15/2007 2:26:23 PM1. Dawn of the Dead - When the world literally goes to hell, a group of survivors must fight zombies and the other evils of consumerism and society in a desserted shopping mall. Why a shopping mall? The living dead gravitate to the one place that was important in their lives. 2. A Clockwork Orange - Sometimes you have to fight to be yourself. Even if yourself is a murderous hateful punk.3. Night of the Hunter - The innocent vs. evil in the guise of religion. 4. Paradise Lost - The West Memphis Three, very clearly falsely occused by a hypocritical and sactamonious society.5. Do The Right Thing - Everybody's fighting against something or someone, but nobodys really right or wrong. But Chuck D says it all. Spout Post: Re: Mr. Smith Goes To Washington http://www.spout.com/groups/FRESH/Re_Mr_Smith_Goes_To_Washington/75/13421/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
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Body: Here's why I think both Mr. Smith and It's a Wonderful Life are brilliant. If you were to stop watching them 15-20 minutes before they end, you'd two very dark tragedies. Both characters go to very dark places before the sentimental endings happen. In Wonderful Life, you have a character whose life is one long string of disappointments and is on the verge of killing himself. Mr. Smith sees the ideals he's lived his life by corrupted and perverted. And Capra doesn't shy away from the tragedy, and therefore really earns his happy endings.
]]>Sun, 08 Jul 2007 13:55:40 GMTlbenschwartzFRESH7/8/2007 9:55:40 AMHere's why I think both Mr. Smith and It's a Wonderful Life are brilliant. If you were to stop watching them 15-20 minutes before they end, you'd two very dark tragedies. Both characters go to very dark places before the sentimental endings happen. In Wonderful Life, you have a character whose life is one long string of disappointments and is on the verge of killing himself. Mr. Smith sees the ideals he's lived his life by corrupted and perverted. And Capra doesn't shy away from the tragedy, and therefore really earns his happy endings. Spout Post: Re: Top 5 Actors We'd Cast In Our Movie http://www.spout.com/groups/Filmspotting/Re_Top_5_Actors_We_d_Cast_In_Our_Movie/304/13117/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
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Body: When I'm hired to save Tony Scott's ill-fated remake of The Warriors, I'd save the entire project by hiring these actors...1. Swan, the hero and leader of The Warriors - Adrien Brody2. Ajax, the hot tempered, smart-mouthed side-kick Warrior - Seth Rogan3. Rembrandt, the youngest warrior - Joseph Gordon-Levitt4. Luther, the psychotic leader of the rival gang - Christian Bale5. Cyrus, the man who tries to unite the gangs until he's shot down by Luther - Forest Whitker
]]>Wed, 04 Jul 2007 22:07:06 GMTlbenschwartzFilmspotting7/4/2007 6:07:06 PMWhen I'm hired to save Tony Scott's ill-fated remake of The Warriors, I'd save the entire project by hiring these actors...1. Swan, the hero and leader of The Warriors - Adrien Brody2. Ajax, the hot tempered, smart-mouthed side-kick Warrior - Seth Rogan3. Rembrandt, the youngest warrior - Joseph Gordon-Levitt4. Luther, the psychotic leader of the rival gang - Christian Bale5. Cyrus, the man who tries to unite the gangs until he's shot down by Luther - Forest Whitker Spout Post: 1982: The Greatest Summer of Them All http://www.spout.com/blogs/lbenschwartz/archive/2007/6/5/10221.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
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Body: Summer movie seasons come and go, but there was something the summer of 1982 ranks amongst the greatest. What made 1982 so special? Well, while your standing in line, waiting for the third recycling Spiderman, Shrek, Pirates or Oceans, think about what you could have been going to your, most likely newly opened, suburban Cineplex. These were the movies of 1982:May 14: Conan the BarbarianMay 21: Road WarriorMay 28: Rocky 3June 4: Poltergeist and/or Star Trek: The Wrath of KhanJune 11: E.T.June 25: Blade Runner and/or The ThingJuly 9: TronJuly 23: The World According to GarpJuly 30: Last American Virgin and/or Night ShiftAugust 13: Fast Times at Ridgemont High and/or Officer and a GentlemanNot only did some of the most memorable movies of the 80s meet the public, but this four month period in 1982 set the tone for what Hollywood proceeded to make for the remainder of the decade and beyond.For one, consider the talent introduced here, and what they would go on to accomplish beyond 1982. This summer represents major milestones in the careers of the three big action movie stars of the 80s: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson. Conan introduced the world to Arnold the star, and so heralded the beginning of the muscle bound action hero era. Stallone was certainly a top star at this point, but his career had hit a valley after two disappointments, Victory and Nighthawks. Rocky 3 brought him back to his most beloved character; at least his most beloved until five months later when First Blood premiered in October, 1982. Gibson had been toiling in small Australian movies and television series since he premiered as Mad Max in 1979. But The Road Warrior announced him as a major Hollywood action movie star.But outside the action genre, the summer of 1982 also introduced us to Ron Howard the director (Night Shift), Sean Penn (Fast Times), a mature Robin Williams (Garp), Spielberg’s most successful creation (E.T.), and a largely ignored concert documentary, The Secret Policemen’s Other Ball, produced by two brothers of the name Weinstein. If the movies are really a reflection of us, then 1982 depicts the major cultural shifts that were occurring during the first two years of the 80s. The figure of a single, powerful male taking on the world with bullets and gun smoke was an image the newly elected President Regan tried to project – in part as an answer to the decidedly girly manish Jimmy Carter. The attempted assassinations of President Regan, as well as the Pope and Anwar Sadat, combined with a sluggish economy and the ever-present threat of the Russians, created an appetite for heros that Schwarzenegger and Stallone rode throughout the 80s. Mad Max gave the public a hero against the backdrop of the age’s great anxiety – the threat of nuclear war and the destruction of civilization to follow. Technology took great leaps in the early 80s with the introduction of IBM’s first personal computer, the first portable computer, the craze of video games, and on the space front, the launch of the first space shuttle. Tron was one of the first Hollywood pictures to capatilize on the public’s appetite for computers and video games. The androids in Blade Runner infiltrate a world threatened by a gluttony of technology, and the trusted family television becomes a child abductor in Poltergeist. In John Carpenter’s The Thing, the threat comes from space, but its an unseen threat that come inhabit anyone at any time. The combination of technology and paranoia is a thread that runs deeply through the summer of 1982. Of course, less ambiguous are what faces Captain Kirk in a sci-fi arms race with one Kahn, in the Star Trek sequel that proved once and for all blockbusters could be made from on TV shows (the first one was a commercial and critical disappointment).The American family was facing divorce ratings approaching 50 percent, and family turmoil becomes a major theme of the times. E.T. finds a young boy seeking to fix his broken family with the help of a visitor from another planet. Again in Poltergeist, supernatural forces to destroy the seemingly happy nucular family. And in Fast Times and Last American Virgin, parental influence all but disappears as teenagers make their own rules in the suburbs, a land conquered by children while mom and dad vacate to the city for their double paycheck jobs.
]]>Wed, 06 Jun 2007 01:07:00 GMTlbenschwartzlbenschwartz Blog6/5/2007 9:07:00 PMSummer movie seasons come and go, but there was something the summer of 1982 ranks amongst the greatest. What made 1982 so special? Well, while your standing in line, waiting for the third recycling Spiderman, Shrek, Pirates or Oceans, think about what you could have been going to your, most likely newly opened, suburban Cineplex. These were the movies of 1982:May 14: Conan the BarbarianMay 21: Road WarriorMay 28: Rocky 3June 4: Poltergeist and/or Star Trek: The Wrath of KhanJune 11: E.T.June 25: Blade Runner and/or The ThingJuly 9: TronJuly 23: The World According to GarpJuly 30: Last American Virgin and/or Night ShiftAugust 13: Fast Times at Ridgemont High and/or Officer and a GentlemanNot only did some of the most memorable movies of the 80s meet the public, but this four month period in 1982 set the tone for what Hollywood proceeded to make for the remainder of the decade and beyond.For one, consider the talent introduced here, and what they would go on to accomplish beyond 1982. This summer represents major milestones in the careers of the three big action movie stars of the 80s: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone and Mel Gibson. Conan introduced the world to Arnold the star, and so heralded the beginning of the muscle bound action hero era. Stallone was certainly a top star at this point, but his career had hit a valley after two disappointments, Victory and Nighthawks. Rocky 3 brought him back to his most beloved character; at least his most beloved until five months later when First Blood premiered in October, 1982. Gibson had been toiling in small Australian movies and television series since he premiered as Mad Max in 1979. But The Road Warrior announced him as a major Hollywood action movie star.But outside the action genre, the summer of 1982 also introduced us to Ron Howard the director (Night Shift), Sean Penn (Fast Times), a mature Robin Williams (Garp), Spielberg’s most successful creation (E.T.), and a largely ignored concert documentary, The Secret Policemen’s Other Ball, produced by two brothers of the name Weinstein. If the movies are really a reflection of us, then 1982 depicts the major cultural shifts that were occurring during the first two years of the 80s. The figure of a single, powerful male taking on the world with bullets and gun smoke was an image the newly elected President Regan tried to project – in part as an answer to the decidedly girly manish Jimmy Carter. The attempted assassinations of President Regan, as well as the Pope and Anwar Sadat, combined with a sluggish economy and the ever-present threat of the Russians, created an appetite for heros that Schwarzenegger and Stallone rode throughout the 80s. Mad Max gave the public a hero against the backdrop of the age’s great anxiety – the threat of nuclear war and the destruction of civilization to follow. Technology took great leaps in the early 80s with the introduction of IBM’s first personal computer, the first portable computer, the craze of video games, and on the space front, the launch of the first space shuttle. Tron was one of the first Hollywood pictures to capatilize on the public’s appetite for computers and video games. The androids in Blade Runner infiltrate a world threatened by a gluttony of technology, and the trusted family television becomes a child abductor in Poltergeist. In John Carpenter’s The Thing, the threat comes from space, but its an unseen threat that come inhabit anyone at any time. The combination of technology and paranoia is a thread that runs deeply through the summer of 1982. Of course, less ambiguous are what faces Captain Kirk in a sci-fi arms race with one Kahn, in the Star Trek sequel that proved once and for all blockbusters could be made from on TV shows (the first one was a commercial and critical disappointment).The American family was facing divorce ratings approaching 50 percent, and family turmoil becomes a major theme of the times. E.T. finds a young boy seeking to fix his broken family with the help of a visitor from another planet. Again in Poltergeist, supernatural forces to destroy the seemingly happy nucular family. And in Fast Times and Last American Virgin, parental influence all but disappears as teenagers make their own rules in the suburbs, a land conquered by children while mom and dad vacate to the city for their double paycheck jobs. Spout Post: Once: Best Movie/Soundtrack of the Year? http://www.spout.com/groups/FRESH/Once_Best_Movie_Soundtrack_of_the_Year/75/9561/1/ShowPost.aspx Post By: lbenschwartz
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Post Date: 5/28/2007 3:53:56 PM
Body: Once is a small Irish movie about a Dublin street performer and a Czech immigrant pianist, who meet and for a brief time make some really great music. I doubt it has great distribution yet, but this simple and affecting story is easily one of the best movies I've seen this year, with undoubtedly the best soundtrack of many years. The movie is strung together and told through a series of brilliant Irish pop songs. Their kind of in a David Gray style folk-rock, but with much more powerful and intensity. Basically, this is a musical but without anyone breaking into song and dance for no reason. I realize this is the season of big blockbusters, but this is definitely worth seeking out.
]]>Mon, 28 May 2007 19:53:56 GMTlbenschwartzFRESH5/28/2007 3:53:56 PMOnce is a small Irish movie about a Dublin street performer and a Czech immigrant pianist, who meet and for a brief time make some really great music. I doubt it has great distribution yet, but this simple and affecting story is easily one of the best movies I've seen this year, with undoubtedly the best soundtrack of many years. The movie is strung together and told through a series of brilliant Irish pop songs. Their kind of in a David Gray style folk-rock, but with much more powerful and intensity. Basically, this is a musical but without anyone breaking into song and dance for no reason. I realize this is the season of big blockbusters, but this is definitely worth seeking out. Spout Member:The_MOW - Mickey Micklon http://www.spout.com/members/148616/default.aspx Identity: The_MOW
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