josephine and men is a 1955 british comedy film directed by roy boulting and starring glynis johns , jack buchanan , donald sinden and peter finch .

it also features william hartnell , gerald sim , thorley walters , victor maddern and john le mesurier in supporting roles .

josephine and men

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the trouble with josephine is that her ever - loving and over - sympathetic nature leads her to switch from needful men to even more needful men .
the trouble with josephine is that her ever - loving and over - sympathetic nature leads her to switch from needful men to even more needful men . . .
last night i was wandering around with men and you did not know . . .
“nineteen thirty - seven” is narrated by josephine , whose mother is imprisoned as a witch . hours before josephine’s birth , her mother swam across a blood - filled river to haiti from the dominican republic , where haitians were slaughtered , including josephine’s grandmother . every year , josephine and her mother performed rituals at the massacre river . when josephine visits her increasingly frail mother , she never says anything , but she brings a virgin mary statue that her mother makes cry using wax and oil . when josephine’s mother dies , jacqueline , another ritual performer , takes josephine to see her body burned .
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although marketed as a boulting brothers comedy , ‘josephine and men’ is not at all a funny film , although thorley walters does a good comic turn as a persistent vacuum cleaner . . .
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josephine throws over her businessman fiancee alan for struggling playwright david hewer . a few years later , alan is on the run from the police and asks josephine for help . she decides to leave david . . .
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more women than men , a very funny one , is about a girls ' school and the formidable headmistress , josephine napier , married to an ineffectual man who dies by a fall from library steps . her brother is a homosexual living in the same town .
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earlier in life , he had fathered a child , and josephine brought the boy up as her own . but now the boy is grown up , and falls in love with one of the younger mistresses at the school . she is the daughter of a woman who , in youth , had been josephine ' s friend . she had hoped to marry simon ( library steps ) - but josephine had been the more powerful character .
josephine comes to her door , begging louise to come out , warning her that she’ll get sick if she doesn’t . louise tells her to go away . she fantasizes about all the days and years ahead and hopes that she lives a long life . then she opens the door , and she and josephine start walking down the stairs , where richards is waiting .
kate studied at oxford and london and is the author of two non - fiction books : england ' s mistress : the infamous life of emma hamilton and becoming queen . she lives in london . the pleasures of men is her first novel .
glynis johns heads an impeccable cast in this sparkling boulting brothers comedy feature of 1955 . charting the romantic complications of a kindhearted young woman who simply cannot resist an underdog , josephine and men is adapted by bafta - award winning screenwriter and author nigel balchin from his own story , and presented here in a brand - new transfer from the original film elements in its as - exhibited theatrical aspect ratio . see more at : urltoken
et : and she also said people who think their latin is sight reading perfect which is usually men of a certain age / generation . . . that ' s how you make mistakes .
the politics of josephine baker’s adopted family cut cross the conventional divides between radical and conservative , transnational and national , and european and american . in studying her family , then , we can come to better understand the practices of diaspora and transnationalism in the twentieth century . we can more brightly illuminate the process of circulation , mediation , and translation . . . [ show full abstract ]
louise mallard has heart trouble , so she must be informed carefully about her husband’s death . her sister , josephine , tells her the news . louise’s husband’s friend , richards , learned about a railroad disaster when he was in the newspaper office and saw louise’s husband , brently , on the list of those killed . louise begins sobbing when josephine tells her of brently’s death and goes upstairs to be alone in her room .
the front door unexpectedly opens , and brently comes in . he hadn’t been in the train accident or even aware that one had happened . josephine screams , and richards tries unsuccessfully to block louise from seeing him . doctors arrive and pronounce that louise died of a heart attack brought on by happiness .
jealous of the young woman , josephine allows her , when weak with pneumonia , to be exposed to a draught . ( readers will recognise a plot - borrowing here from somerville and ross ' s the real charlotte ) .
if you were to read aloud the plot summary of more women than men to a group on a contemporary creative writing course , and ask them to write their version , imagine the resulting dog ' s dinner .
jb : definitely and i do think that is why catullus is so difficult for women because there ' s so much sexual violence there . the energy is sexual and it ' s quite often violent , if mostly towards other men , it ' s still very off - putting .
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the novel recounts six months in the life of the students at plumfield , a school run by professor friedrich and mrs . josephine bhaer . the idea of the school is first suggested at the very end of good wives , when jo inherited the estate from her aunt march .
relationships of uncertainity and problems encountered . donald sinden and glynis johns are to be married . he is financially well off and has a reglular job .
when josephine says to one of them :
i suppose we have no reason for objecting to the presence of our fellow creatures ,
she receives the tart reply :
i had reasons for objecting to the presence of these creatures .
the melodrama is packed as an egg . felix , the 40 - year - old lover of josephine ' s portly 70 - year - old brother , jonathan swift , leaves him when he inherits his father ' s estate , and marries ; there is also a sapphic subplot among the schoolmistresses .
et : even if you are . i mean some of her catullus translations in men in the off hours are completely impenetrable . her version of 58 for example : ' nuns coated in silver were not so naked . . . ' .
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fc : yes and it ' s extraordinary the way in which they do link together and ovid ' s story becomes part of that experience .
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fc : well i do think so and i wonder as well that the fact that it ' s focused so heavily on exile and outsiders . . .
et : and he also goes back to things like metamorphoses quite a lot and fasti too and there ' s something . . . i think that ' s also quite appealing to contemporary writers that he is looking back at himself .
if this sort of remark makes you laugh , then i . compton - burnett is for you . she is , naturally , against the kindly spirit of our times . at the very beginning of the book , as the mistresses are returning to josephine ' s well - run school , two of the women show their different characters by reactions to a crowded train journey .
louise knows she’ll cry again when she sees brently’s corpse . his hands were tender , and he always looked at her lovingly . but then she imagines the years ahead , which belong only to her now , and spreads her arms out joyfully with anticipation . she will be free , on her own without anyone to oppress her . she thinks that all women and men oppress one another even if they do it out of kindness . louise knows that she often felt love for brently but tells herself that none of that matters anymore . she feels ecstatic with her newfound sense of independence .
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kate williams is an academic and historian who specialises in social history . her first two historical biographies , england ' s mistress , and becoming queen , were widely acclaimed and the independent called her ' one of our finest young historians . ' she discusses history regularly on tv and radio , including newsnight , bbc breakfast , the one show and the today programme , covered the royal wedding for the bbc and presented a timewatch programme on queen victoria . she is the social historian on restoration home with caroline quentin . kate has a dphil from oxford and two mas from london , and teaches on the ma in creative writing at royal holloway .
personal relationships are central to the school , and diversity is celebrated . daisy is deeply attached to her twin brother , to shy nat , and to tomboy nan . nan and tommy are also close and the latter intends to marry nan when they grow up . dan , already friends with nat , is unexpectedly drawn to the pious demi and the toddler teddy . while franz hoffmann , emil hoffmann , daisy and demi are all related to the bhaers , they are not treated with favouritism and are encouraged to overcome their faults just the same as the other pupils .
jb : i think it ' s the same with a lot of things , it looks maybe even a bit glib . but actually you ' ve spent months and months doing boring things , writing stuff in note books and then going through them , and then sometimes they spark off each other and it just falls into place .
fc : yes it is , though it ' s interesting as well , i don ' t know if you ' ve seen the book of poetry that ' s connected to the titian ? it was just interesting that i think no men went for the callisto picture , only the women did . if you look at the division of the pictures that were chosen it was quite telling .
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fc : well this is true and some of us might welcome a little more explanation .
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“night women” concerns a prostitute who practices her profession next to her young , sleeping son’s bed . she tells him she gets made up before bedtime because she’s waiting for an angel to come . she worries he’ll someday find out the truth , especially as she sees him becoming older and more sexually aware . if he ever wakes to find her with one of her regular married men , she will tell him it’s his father , visiting for one night . when he asks about the angels , she tells him they haven’t come yet .
louise sits down and looks out an open window . she sees trees , smells approaching rain , and hears a peddler yelling out what he’s selling . she hears someone singing as well as the sounds of sparrows , and there are fluffy white clouds in the sky . she is young , with lines around her eyes . still crying , she gazes into the distance . she feels apprehensive and tries to suppress the building emotions within her , but can’t . she begins repeating the word free ! to herself over and over again . her heart beats quickly , and she feels very warm .
jb : i did classics and ancient history at ucl , first degree and then , some years later , my phd in translation and creative writing at uea . i did latin in school from the age of eleven and then wanted to do a - level greek . our teacher could teach greek but she said : ‘you have to get three people to do it’ and i eventually managed to persuade two other girls to do it . we did the o - level , in nine months basically . and then i changed schools , to a girls ' grammar school and they didn ' t do greek at all . so i had to go to the boys ' grammar school to do greek a - level where they ' d been studying greek for a lot longer . and it was absolutely fascinating , the difference between a boy ' s education and a girl ' s education .
fc : that ' s really interesting . and just turning back to the word for sorrow , i was really interested in why we ' re seeing a sudden renewal of interest in the tristia . so there ' s christoph ransmayr and david malouf and bob dylan , but they really seem to be appealing greatly to women as well . there ' s your word for sorrow and then jo shapcott ' s of mutability is all underpinned with the tristia and jane alison ' s love - artist . in france , darrieussecq has translated them and julia kristeva has written the old man and the wolves which is all about the tristia . so there ' s a real resurgence at the moment .
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fc : and it is repetitive . you do sort of think : ‘oh , please . . . ’
jb : exactly and i thought about this person who had this dictionary and how hard i ' d had to struggle to get to having my own dictionary . and this was just thrown out with the house contents when they sold their big house after the war . i think that again , it ' s another layer .
the story begins with the arrival of nathaniel blake , a shy young orphan who used to earn a living playing the violin . we are introduced to the majority of the characters through his eyes . there are ten boys at the school already ; nat , and later his friend daniel kean joins them , and soon after nan harding arrives as companion for daisy brooke , the only girl . jo ' s sons rob and teddy are younger than the others and are not counted among the pupils , nor are the two girls , daisy and nan .
et : they are like little stories the dictionaries and that ' s what i got in nox . . .
jb : exactly it ' s only when you go down to the very bottom of that dictionary entry that you start seeing . . . . and what happens sometimes is that you notice that in certain poems and again , maybe it ' s just coincidence , that in certain poems lots and lots of words are being used that , maybe , have legal overtones . and you ' re thinking : ‘is this deliberate ? have we missed out on this ? ’ and then you can incorporate that in your translation . so i think it ' s really important .
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jb : as they always say 90 % hard work and 10 % inspiration , i think that ' s true .
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spitalfields , 1840 . a murderer nicknamed the man of crows . a heroine with a mysterious past and a vivid imagination .
as the murders cause panic throughout the city , she comes to believe she can channel the voices of his victims and that they will lead her to the man himself . but she ' s already far closer than she realises - and lurking behind the lies she ' s been told about her past are secrets more deadly and devastating than anything her imagination can conjure .
jb : absolutely , yes . the way it was taught was very , very different . in the girls ' school - i ' m sure you both remember this - when we did our set books we would learn the translation by rote and practically recite it in class . and then when we got our passage in the exam we could just write it off and it would all be the same . but at the boys ' school we just went through the books and wrote down vocabulary lists and i was saying : ‘hang on a minute , hold on a minute , i haven ' t written down the translation’ and they would say : ‘what are you doing ? we don ' t write down the translation’ . and as well as our set book we did about three or four other books ; it was really laid back from that point of view .
marie finds a dead baby in the street . she names it rose and tells it about her miscarriages , her cheating husband , and the dominican pool - cleaner who slept with her once . marie pretends the household where she works belongs to her and imagines her female ancestors visiting her . when the baby rots , she covers it with perfume , but she finally decides the flies are trapping rose’s spirit and buries rose by the gardenias . the dominican calls the police , claiming marie killed the baby for evil purposes .
fc : i wonder if part of the appeal for readers as well at the moment is that it is such a frightening story ; that fortune changes overnight and you can ' t understand why and it ' s riches to rags . just like as it could be now with things crashing . . . . and it ' s losing everything in a night , almost [ 1 ] .
jb : absolutely and increasingly so . i have no idea where that came from , it just came . one of those ones where you don ' t think : ‘oh i ' m going to sit down and write a poem about this passage or about’ . . . just thinking of the passage and suddenly it comes . that doesn ' t happen very often , that one did .
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jb : what i do when i translate say catullus , or sappho or whoever , is that , in a big a4 book i ' ll put the latin and then leave two lines blank between each line . in the first line i will look up [ definitions ] in the dictionary and think about the literal meaning . and then in the line underneath i will start writing in ideas for what i might do with it . and on the facing page , while i ' m looking in the dictionary , i will be noting : ‘ah , this word , which is being used in a love poem , is used in a court of law’ , which i wouldn ' t have known if i hadn ' t looked in the dictionary and saw all the different meanings of it . and maybe catullus wasn ' t using it in that way but it ' s terribly interesting when you see all the different ways a word might be used and its semantic overtones .
catherine sorgeiul lives with her uncle in a rambling house in london ' s east end . when a murderer strikes , ripping open the chests of young girls and stuffing hair into their mouths to resemble a crow ' s beak , catherine is fascinated , and devours news of his exploits .
fc : and did they do better ? because we certainly . . . in my girls ' school we did better than the boys ' school .
the school is not run on conventional lines . all the children have their own gardens and their own pets , and are encouraged to experiment with running businesses . pillow fights are permitted on saturdays , subject to a time limit . children are treated as individuals , with a strong emphasis on gently molding their characters .
jb : . . . and displacement . brodsky , i think it was , said that displacement is the commonplace now of our century , that ' s why so many writers were drawn to ovid , the tristia in particular . but i think yes , exactly , women feel that they are exiled from the mainstream literary culture and they are exiled also from the male literary western canon . so yes , there ' s a huge pull . but tristia is such a slippery , fluid text , it has so many levels that it appeals because there ' s so much that you can do with it . if you ' re going to be transgressional , if you ' re looking for new ways of entering into the text and of working with it and of transforming it , there is so much there in tristia . that ' s one of the reasons why it was out of fashion because it was very hard for people to deal with the high arts of ovid and then suddenly the sort of bathos and then the repetitions . and so much of it in a rather self - pitying tone .
jb : it is lovely because you ' re less confident , aren ' t you ? you think : ‘i don ' t really know that , i ' ve got to look up the whole thing and make sure’ . but i think she ' s quite right because my latin was never sight reading perfect in any way and when she said it was actually an advantage because you go back to the dictionary , i thought ‘yes’ , and felt like punching the air .
jb : i did an awful lot of work actually before i started writing so that i had taken copious notes from say , carlyon ' s [ history of ] gallipoli , [ maurice shadbolt’s anthology of interviews ] gallipoli voices , and so much source material . and i was very lucky that the guy whose dictionary it was , that his very small unit actually had records , diary records online . so people mentioned him and also quite a lot of characters who reoccur throughout the book in different poems . and so a lot of that source material actually comes from letters home and diaries . . so i collated all of that together . i also did an awful lot of [ tristia ] translation that isn ' t in the book and sometimes i think i actually cut too much out . i did this classic women ' s thing of thinking : ‘oh i can ' t have too much of this , i ' m going on too much’ , but it would have been quite nice to have a bit more of the translations . and then it was just a case of working out which sparked off the other . . .
when i hear bob dylan droning to
mothers and fathers
that
your sons and your daughters are beyond your command
, his voice of 40 years ago sounds already ancient , his message as boring as that of the rolling stones unable to get satisfaction or the beatles ' claim that all yer need is lurv .
fc : it is , yes . could you say more about how you made the selections from the tristia , but also the way in which you select the passages from voices of gallipoli in ' knocking at the door ' , and ' second quarter ' as well , where you have naso speaking and geoffrey . . .
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jb : something just suddenly happens , yes . which actually reflects the sequence i ' m working on at the moment , about the survival of [ aeschylus’s ] myrmidons . there are ten fragments and the sequence follows different stories and voices over the centuries that might have had something to do with that survival . it ' s all completely serendipity so that the whole of reception , the whole of the transmission of the text , is a bit like the word for sorrow - going in to a hospital fete and picking up a dictionary . i mean , that ' s practically how it happened with the survival of ancient texts , people found them on stalls in istanbul and so on . it is just extraordinary . . . . the [ anthology ] voices of gallipoli , that was an extraordinary book , which a friend gave to me as it was completely out of print , . there were interviews with about 20 very ordinary private soldiers , and many of them didn ' t want to talk about gallipoli and had never talked about it until those interviews . many said : ’i want it to go , i don ' t want to remember it’ . just sometimes again , when i was looking through and collating all this information , things just leapt out and you thought : ‘yes , this needs to go with that’ .
krik ? krak ! contains nine stories and an epilogue . although the stories take place in port - au - prince or ville rose , haiti , or new york , they do not overlap . the only exception is “between the pool and the gardenias , ” which mentions women from earlier stories . all the stories are all about haitian women trying to understand their relationships to their families and to haiti . the epilogue , “women like us , ” suggests that these women are related . the epilogue’s unnamed narrator , possibly danticat herself , notices her similarity to her mother and female ancestors . these women cook to express sorrow , but the narrator chooses to write . her mother doesn’t approve because haitian writers are often killed . however , the narrator’s female ancestors are united in death , and she uses stories to keep their history alive .
et : it reminds me of sarah ruden talking about looking things up in the dictionary and it being quite a female thing to do . i thought it was lovely .
fc : it ' s so fascinating to see the way in which you ' re linking yourself to this tradition and how it ' s shaped the way you think .
guy , lili , and their son , little guy , live in a one - room shack . they get excited when little guy gets to play a revolutionary at school , and guy gets extra work cleaning bathrooms at a plantation . little guy spends all his time learning lines while guy dreams of stealing the plantation’s hot air balloon . lili doesn’t approve , but one day she sees guy flying the balloon . guy captures the neighborhood’s attention and jumps out . little guy recites the lines from his play over guy’s dead body .
not a great book by any stretch . . . a confusing storyline , an unsympathetic protagonist and some highly bizarre sub plots all contribute to a pretty naff ' story ' .
when a young family moves into a foreclosed home , the previous owner begins a campaign of intimidation and terror . the deranged man will stop at nothing to get his home back .
slight comedy of a somewhat flighty woman is made memorably by that bewitching minx glynis johns . she ' s ably supported by a droll jack buchanan and an often flummoxed peter finch .
et : i just wonder if there is a gender thing that one could say is going on there . certainly with anne carson it ' s one of the ways in which she brings herself into all of her writing by this reflecting as she writes on what she ' s doing . and you do that in prefaces and in notes as a translator , by not being invisible by explaining what you ' re doing . and i don ' t know if that ' s a woman ' s game or if that ' s . . .
jb : it ' s very interesting , isn ' t it ? and also in scholarship as well you get jennifer ingleheart , and jan gaertner has done a critical text too . . i think women are very attracted to texts that they can feminise , in a way . i feel that something like tristia which has been neglected and not just by literary culture but also by scholarly culture as well - i mean it really was considered to be completely terrible and not worth studying and then there was a revisionist view of it probably about the eighties , early eighties - i ' ve often wondered whether that also reflected the fact that there was a lot more interest in it from writers around about that time as well . i think women are very drawn to texts that seem outside the male canon . it ' s like : ‘we can do something with them’ . do you think there ' s a case for that ?
fc : what is really distinctive and interesting is the way you overlay the tristia with these first world war testimonies . when alice oswald was talking about memorial she was saying she was really keen to wrest the iliad away from the public school ethos that had informed its receptions in the uk and i was just wondering whether you had a similar feeling towards . . . ?
there is a particularly good moment when felix bacon , newly married , hears his wife say :
there is no disgrace in honest poverty .
he replies :
you can ' t really think that . there is no point in being too greek .
(
things like poverty and old age and death are shameful
, as is said earlier in the book ) .
jb : and i think it ' s nice being able to have little poems based just on a definition , especially as a translator , because this is what you ' re constantly working with .
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jb : well i think there ' s quite a movement in poetry that it should not be explained , that it does sort of come down on high to you , it almost possesses you and you write the poem . and if you read a poem you experience it , you don ' t experience it in an intellectual way , you experience it in perhaps an emotional way or a spiritual way .
two nameless narrators are in love and write each other letters they will never read . the female narrator is angry that her father opposes their love , but she finds out he gave up all his possessions to protect her from the macoutes . the female narrator’s family hears the macoutes kill her neighbor , whose son was in the youth federation . the male narrator , also a member , has fled haiti . in his boat is a pregnant teenager , célianne , who was raped by a macoute . days after her baby dies , she throws it and herself overboard . the female narrator sees a black butterfly and knows the male narrator has died too .
jb : exactly . and she ' s completely confident about that . i ' m always quite surprised in a way that she is so popular because that ' s terribly difficult if you ' re not a classicist .
a betrayed wife ( jacqueline bisset ) , whose husband leaves her after 25 years , returns to the lake where she first fell in love and begins an affair with the son ( eric mabius ) of her first love .
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jb : well , i think writers are drawn to texts about writers . and when i first started , as i say in the introduction , my first thought was : here was a text which was about being a writer in the ancient world which is very , very rare . but in fact when you start to unpick it , it ' s far more artificial than that . but my first thought was : ‘goodness , ovid is actually telling us what it was like to be a writer and to fall out of favour ; the dangers of writing’ and that seemed quite appealing . but then of course , you realise there ' s a lot more going on .
daisy brooke ( meg ' s daughter ) , is at the school with her twin brother demi brooke , but is somewhat isolated with no other girls her age , until nan ' s arrival . nan is even more of a tomboy than jo was as a child , while daisy is interested mainly in dolls and in her own mini kitchen , which purchased by jo ' s brother - in - law , laurie . the other new student , dan , is introduced by nat . dan originally decides the other boys are
molly - coddles
and leads them in experiments with fighting , drinking , smoking , swearing and playing cards , which results in his being temporarily removed from the school . he returns eventually with an injured foot , and redeems himself by standing up for nat when the latter is falsely accused of theft by the other boys . he also becomes curator of the school ' s natural history museum .
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nothing else was ever like them . they depict an entirely first world war world ; they are written largely in quite oblique dialogue . yet they are ever new . no novels more deserved the name novel than hers . and they are truly subversive .
jb : yes , i wanted them to talk to each other because in a way you get to this stage with ' versioning ' , i suppose rather than translation , and you think : ‘where am i going to go now with it ? i could do this very impressionistic translation , i could do something very wacky , i could do something very political , gender driven’ . i was thinking ‘where else can it go ? ’ , and one way was where the translations are part of a narrative and enact the narrative yet remain , for the most part , what you would call translation rather than version or imitation although there are some of those in the book . i think that that is actually one of the most subversive things : translation per se .
the biggest challenge actually i think is : ‘how do you make this accessible without lots of notes or head quotes ? ’ . that , i think , is one of the hardest things . it ' s interesting , in the last edition of modern poetry for translation they published one [ of the new sequence ] with no note at all . and also agenda , another poetry volume , has published two or three recently with no note at all , just a little head quote from a historian or something that explains what ' s going on . but i think that ' s quite difficult to do so i ' m sort of working through that . the whole concept of framing is very interesting and important , i think . with the word for sorrow some of the critics , poetry critics , as opposed to classicists , did not like the fact that there was a preface and notes . they felt that this poetry should not be explained and if you need to put a preface in then the poem isn ' t working .
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as well as that , yesterday & apos ; s announcement also confirm the return of major players like james mcavoy , michael fassbender , and jennifer lawrence , whose participation seemed in the balance for a while . if that & apos ; s not enough , jessica chastain is reportedly close to sign on as the film & apos ; s villain . for those who slept on the underrated crimson peak last year , this is great news . she & apos ; s a great , flamboyant baddie , and would be a great addition to the universe .
jb : definitely . but i wonder how , now that tristia ' s been subsumed back into the mainstream , how women will be relating to it in the future and i think that will be very interesting because the relationship of women with catullus is very much more difficult .
princesse passes a flirtatious drunk watching cockfights on her way to visit catherine , a foreign painter . princesse poses nude while catherine paints and talks about art . princesse feels uncomfortable at first , but as long as no one else can see her , she relaxes . sometimes catherine paints her outdoors , wearing clothes . when catherine’s mentor dies , catherine goes to paris without telling princesse . when she returns , she gives princesses a nude painting of her by the ocean . princesse is inspired to create art herself and sketches the cockfight - watching drunk in the sand .
very intelligently written but no in a way that makes you feel stupid . i sometimes find authors try to be too clever for their own good when trying to portray scenes and stories , but this book suffers none of these issues . brilliant story telling about some rather murky subjects !
jb : yes it is . this was the point where the dictionary started to appear as a character . i mean it was already but suddenly there was another thread coming in , the idea of using a gloss in a poetic way , or a definition in a poetic way . . . because that ' s what we ' re doing all the time and you have to have a creative relationship with your dictionary as much as anything . it ' s like anne carson’s nox . i hadn ' t actually read nox at that stage - , i don ' t think actually it was out - but when you read it you think :
oh , these [ definitions ] are [ from ] lewis and short or the latin dictionary or whatever and then you realise that they ' re not at all . i very much admired that .
jb : that ' s very true . i mean there ' s quite a lot written in translation studies about how women deal with translating texts that are anti - women and whether your aim is to subvert them . or is the mere act of translating them and then revoicing through a woman ' s voice , as a transvestite , almost a transgender approach , is that subverting it in itself ? or whether you do something with the text that is , perhaps in a very subtle way , subverting it . so there ' s quite a lot of discussion about that .
fc : i was really interested as well in the last pairing where you ' ve got the passage from tristia 4 . 9 about being read from sunrise to sunset , dawn to dusk , east to west , paired with this comment from the voices of gallipoli where the memories are fading . it was a very striking way to end a book that ' s all about memories surviving and the power of memory . in fact , ovid has survived in the most surprising ways and you write really beautifully about the serendipity of survival . the fact of finding this book in a village fete - a whole project flourished from that .
jb : i think so , yes . it is , very much so . there ' s that element about it and there ' s also the element that the narrator , the poet ' s ‘i’ , seems very real , doesn ' t it ? we get this autobiography in it , which is fairly rare .
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much of the effect of the novels is achieved , as in a wilde play , by larding the text with amoral epigrams , such as the one about murder , just quoted . others include :
it is treating the old with more sympathy to speak evil of them ,
and
blood is thicker than water .
i used to think water was thicker…
jb : in the illustrations , one of the chorus is wearing a star trek shirt , there are mad horses all over the place . . . very odd . i reviewed it and was trying desperately to tell people how the pictures related to the text but i couldn ' t really come up with anything . i love her work , but that ' s a tough one .
buchanan is johns ' lady - chasing , bachelor uncle . through flashbacks he tells her story . she is a constant fighter for the underdog , abandoning her wealthy fiance the night before their wedding to marry his starving playwright friend , finch . when finch becomes a success , who should turn up but sinden , the jilted fiance . now he ' s the one in trouble and on . . . read more
jb : definitely , yes . i was thinking : we ' ve got peter green ' s translation , which is amazing , and it ' s this big . . . so the rationale of not using all of that translation was because we have [ green’s ] book with them all in , so these are like the little bits , like you might have in an occasion book , that i ' ve chosen out to focus on .
jb : he doesn ' t actually . at a [ translation ] conference we were discussing this and since then i ' ve been looking at it . carol ann duffy for example , when her laureate poems are published in the guardian or somewhere , they come with a little explanation , you know : ‘this is ' achilles ' heel’ , this is [ about ] david beckham and this is the reason , this is the myth’ . when i reviewed her book , the bees , for the times i noticed very particularly that when she collected those poems in a poetry volume , there was no note , no explanation at all . so it ' s just : ' achilles heel ' , you don ' t know that it ' s about david beckham . it ' s almost like in a poetry volume there ' s not going to be any explanation or any kind of annotation , any framing .
grace’s mother ( ma ) is upset that grace’s sister , caroline , is marrying eric , who isn’t haitian . ma makes bone soup every day , which she believes will end caroline’s engagement . grace begins dreaming about her father , as she did when he died of cancer . in order to get a visa , grace’s father married a widow , then divorced her to bring his real family to the united states . ma worries that caroline thinks no one but eric will love her . before the ceremony , caroline becomes very nervous , but ma reassures her . there is a heavy sadness over the family because they know caroline will never again be as close to them as she has been all her life . ma asks grace to burn her belongings when she dies so no one will feel sorry for her . grace refuses . she visits her father’s grave to tell him about the wedding and her new u . s . citizenship , and when she returns home , she helps her mother make bone soup .


bad moon is a 1996 american horror film written and directed by eric red and produced by james g. robinson .

the plot involves a family man who struggles to overcome the curse of lycanthropy .

it stars michael paré , mariel hemingway and mason gamble .

the film is based on the novel thor by wayne smith , which mainly tells the story from the dog 's viewpoint .

thor was published in the united states ( thomas dunne/st . martin 's press hardback , ballantine paperback ) , and in the u.k. , germany , the netherlands , sweden and norway , in english , german , dutch , swedish and norwegian .

bad moon received poor reviews and was a box office bomb .

bad moon

you can permanently unlock the bad moon sign by doing a 100 % black cat , bad moon ascension .
one young adult book was actually called ' bad moon rising ' . the bad moon in question led to werewolves .
by completing a 100 % black cat bad moon run , you have permanently unlocked the bad moon sign for your character .
completing a bad moon run will always qualify you for selecting the bad moon sign for your next ascension . once in a bad moon run , there is a method to permanently unlock the bad moon sign , but this has to be planned from the very beginning of the run .
the weird moon from the legend of zelda majoras mask is a case of a bad moon falling .
all previously owned familiars will be regained after the player ascends into a non - bad moon run . all familiars gained for the first time in bad moon will also be present in all subsequent non - bad moon runs .
• bad moon - great werewolf flick starring michael pare ( 1996 . . .
it is still possible to drop bad moon . this has the normal effect .
she ' s got me running from the daylight , bad moon rising .
bad moon riders proudly present a salute to the music of creedence clearwater revival .
bad moon rising - creedence clearwater revival ( hq - 5 . 1 studio )
dropping bad moon will result in a number of things being removed or restored in an attempt to restore things to a pre - bad moon state . in particular :
poison moon involves the big bad taking over the moon to gain ultimate power , which resulted in some rather obvious changes in the appearance of the moon .
an ice house - trapped monster is not banished while bad moon is in effect .
meansucker ' s skill training provides training for several passive skills unique to bad moon .
it may also refer to the creedence clearwater revival song
bad moon rising
.
trouble on the way : why bad moon doesn’t get enough credit after . . .
bad moon
may be a reference to the 1990s horror film of the same name .
bad moon rising is also the title of the second episode of the second season of grimm .
despite common belief , a blue moon is really the third moon in a four - moon season , not the second full moon in a month . it is
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bad moon ( duel decks anthology , garruk vs . liliana ) - gatherer - magic : the gathering
looking for movie tickets ? enter your location to see which movie theaters are playing bad moon near you .
awful acting , dull plot and oirish cliches . . . eastenders spin - off redwater is bad moon rising
your workshed is not present during a bad moon run , any appliance you have installed there will not work .
nethack actually gives you increased luck when it is full moon . the new moon is bad omen though . oh , and it calculates based on the real date .
a red ring around the moon , known as blood on the moon , is also considered a ill portent . oddly , a red moon , called a blood moon , is associated with feasting and is also known as a hunter ' s moon .
the loaded dice drop in a bad moon adventure , though the tower no longer contains a perplexing door to use them at .
characters that complete a bad moon ascension are entitled to a brimstone item specific to their class instead of the stainless steel item .
bad moon , like other moon signs , allows access to a sign - only area , in this case hey deze . the hey deze page provides more in - depth information .
bad moon is a special type of hardcore ascension introduced with the rollout of ns13 . players who have met the qualifications of a bad moon lead - in run or have permanently unlocked the path can select it as a moon sign option in the bureau of reincarnation in valhalla . the path is recorded as a moon sign on players ' character sheets and ascension histories .
a blue moon is said to be a ridiculously rare and unlikely occurrence , as is anything said to be
once in a blue moon
. may be good or bad though .
the song
bad moon rising
by creedence clearwater revival speaks of the eponymous bad moon rising and death , earthquakes , and other bad times on the way , so it ' s best not to
go ' round tonight .
the song was inspired by a scene from the film adaptation of the devil and daniel webster involving a hurricane .
but she’s reeeeeeeeally bad . although i don’t think it’s entirely jessie wallace’s fault .
the general theme in bad moon is one of
give - and - take .
the brimstone rewards all have negative effects to balance the positive . the unique skills acquired during bad moon runs also have positive and negative effects . the special
bad moon only
adventures also have a good and bad effect . this results in having a sudden new weakness and strength for a few turns after getting hit with one of the new effects , making for a very different gameplay experience .
bad moon
might not do any part of the werewolf movie the best , but there is a lot that it does well .
bad moon rising is the third episode of the second season of the vampire diaries and the twenty - fifth episode of the series overall .
the rolling stone placed
bad moon rising
at number 364 on its list of the 500 greatest songs of all time in 2011 .
happy halloween , everyone ! join me for my review of jonathan maberry ' s final installment of his pine deep trilogy : bad moon rising .
, was the second single creedence clearwater revival released in 1969 .
bad moon rising
also opens the b - side of the original
see comet of doom when the bad thing in the sky is an oncoming comet .
version of
bad moon rising
with us army band six - string soldiers at north las vegas va medical center on september 15th , 2016 .
in rune quest , glorantha has two moons : the tiny , dim blue moon , and the massive , bright red moon that the moon goddess represents and as such is the symbol of the lunar empire . legend says a white moon may rise someday . . .
she’s bad and he’s not much better , whenever the action strays beyond the light - hearted .
a point of view that may strike some of you as unforgivably cynical , but too bad .
bad moon rising is the name of a song by american rock band creedence clearwater revival and it was used in the 1981 film , an american werewolf in london .
the most famous scene with
bad moon rising
on the backround is seen in john landis ' an american werewolf in london which came to cinemas in 1981 .
magic : the gathering has a card named bad moon , which gives a bonus to black creatures . not to mention blood moon , which turns nonbasic lands into mountains , and chaos moon , which either gives a bonus or a drawback to red creatures and mountains , depending on how many permanents you have .
it ' s impossible to hate any movie in which the hero is a magnificent german shepherd , but that angle is about all that bad moon has going for it .
other permanent campground features such as your haunted doghouse , a tea tree , the source terminal , and your witchess set , are not present during a bad moon run .
see lunacy for when the moon is actually the trigger of events on earth . this is commonly , but not necessarily , a weird moon .
definitely shows june 9 , 1994 , as a new - moon night , which means that a full moon could not possibly rise three days earlier .
a common myth is that people go crazy around the full moon , but studies have failed to show any correlation between human behavior and the full moon .
prior to the valhalla revamp of may 17 , 2011 , characters in bad moon received their previous run ' s rewards in a smoldering box . this included the pork gem ( s ) .
in charles stross ' s the atrocity archive explorers in a parallel world realize something very bad must have happened there when they see that the moon has been resculpted into hitler ' s face .
bad moon rising
was released in april 1969 . the first documented creedence clearwater concert with the song in the set list was held at fillmore west in san francisco next month . a live version of bad moon rising appears on the concert and live in europe albums . the number remained steadily in the concert repertoire of creedence clearwater until the breakup of the band in 1972 .
descendants of darkness : the moon seems to turn red whenever muraki kills someone .
sword of truth :
on the red moon will come the firestorm
.
final fantasy iv the after years begins with the arrival of the true moon .
creedence clearwater revival bad moon rising green river lyrics : i see the bad moon rising . i see trouble on the way . i see earthquakes and lightnin ' . i see bad times today . chorus : don ' t go around tonight , well , it ' s bound to take your life , there ' s a bad moon on the rise . i hear hurricanes ablowing . i know the end is coming soon . i fear rivers over flowing . i hear the voice of rage and ruin . chorus all right ! hope you got your things together . hope you are quite prepared to die . looks like we ' re in for nasty weather . one eye is taken for an eye . chorus chorus
there was a literal blue moon for several days following the eruption of krakatoa ' s volcano , because the ash in the air caused the moon to appear discolored .
as mentioned above , total lunar eclipses usually turn the moon red , often quite dramatically . bonus points when the moon is rising already eclipsed and appears even redder .
any garden will be invisible and unharvestable during a bad moon run . however , it will still grow as normal , and you will be able to harvest whatever it contains once you free the king .
lmakprojects and paul loya gallery are proud to present joan van barneveld’s exhibit bad moon rising , which opens on saturday , november 2 at lmakprojects and saturday , january 18 , 2014 at paul loya gallery .
aside from the lack of previously acquired skills and familiars , there are several other restrictions that make bad moon a
level playing field .
most of these restrictions are not removed after freeing the king .
note that if you have defeated the naughty sorceress and secured your piece of brimstone then it is not lost by dropping bad moon , but if you drop path before then you will no longer be eligible .
since 1997 when fogerty began regular touring , he has played
bad moon rising
practically in each concert . it usually comes near to the end of the show , right before
fortunate son .
bad moon is a sorely underrated werewolf film that is like hidden treasure for werewolf and horror movie enthusiasts . i watched bad moon a few years back and did not expect it to become one of my favorite werewolf films - but it did . maybe it helped because i like both michael paré ( eddie and the cruisers ) and mariel hemingway ( star 80 ) but maybe anyone could have acted out the parts and i would have still enjoyed bad moon anyway . if you are looking for modern - day , high dollar movie with tons of cgi effects - then this movie may not be for you . bad moon uses
old school
special effects that i still love to this very day . this is one of those movies i would enjoy watching again on a dark , rainy night with popcorn in hand . 9 . 5 / 10
do not appear to be available during a bad moon run ; the hermit does not have clovers to trade , they will not drop in the barrel full of barrels , and so on . after you free the king , you can access ten - leaf clovers from your display case or store . you can use them at will after you free the king and still be able to choose a bad moon run next ascension .
the big bad , nyx , is revealed to be the moon during the dark hour , which proceeds to collapse against the earth in the game , bringing about the end of the world as we know it .
if the moon ever turns red in the nasuverse , bad things are probably going to happen . this is because a red moon is usually a sign that crimson moon brunestud ( aka the original vampire , the type - moon , the lunar ultimate one ) is up to something big , and it is very hostile to humanity . according to some material in tsukihime , the next time this will happen is in roughly 1 , 000 years . occasionally , vampires will perceive the moon as red even when it ' s not , due to their vampiric instincts acting up .
‘always the bright pin in the pictures’s corner’ … a full moon . photograph : getty images
bad moon rising
was the first song john fogerty recorded with gibson les paul custom . he bought it in a little music shop on solano avenue in albany , right next to el cerrito in the bay area . he had an intent of doing the song on gibson es - 175 but it got stolen out of his car in january 1969 . on
bad moon rising ,
fogerty used a d - to - d tuning .
john fogerty played
bad moon rising
in several benefit concerts in 1987 - 1994 , including vets rousing welcome home july 4th , 1987 , where he performed the song live for the first time during his solo years .
then legacy of lunatic kingdom completely reverses the situation when you go to the moon , and see a bad earth rising , with the once - blue planet appearing blood - red in the lunar sky and radiating waves of energy .
in woyzeck , marie remarks about the moon being red moments before woyzeck stabs her to death .
more directly , when the moon turns blood - red , that ' s a sign that the moon spirit is in danger . when it disappears completely , that means the spirit is dead .
congressman davis told the post that he was a methodist who disagreed with many of moon ' s religious teachings . but the illinois lawmaker praised moon ' s efforts on behalf of world peace .
many areas contain an additional adventure in bad moon . these special adventures will occur only once per run , and some will only occur after certain conditions are met . these special adventures are all superlikely , once their prerequisites are met .
los angeles : bad moon rising opening reception saturday , january , 18 from 6 - 8 pm exhibition dates : january 18 – february 15 , 2014 . paul loya gallery : 2677 s . la cienega blvd . la , ca 90034
creedence’s songs - including “proud mary” , “born on the bayou” , “bad moon risin’” , “green river” , endure as timeless rock and roll classics that defined the spirit and sound of north american music as authentically as any group ever has .
when the pumpkin moon and frost moon armies attack , the moon get replaced by a jack - o - lantern and a snowman ' s head , respectively . they ' re way scarier than it sounds . luckily for you , they only rise when you summon them using their special items .
bad moon
isn ' t a great film , but it is a competent one with enough inspiration and individuality to impress . it is easy to see why it has built up an affectionate little following over the last few decades .
the first mention of the term bad moon was during this radio show , but we didn ' t know what that meant until skully posted this . knowing the name was one of the most important clues as it sounded like something unlucky .
the real highlight of bad moon is the werewolf itself . this is the werewolf i always wanted to see as a kid . it’s ferocious , truly monstrous , but at the same time , it’s emotive . the fx work that goes into bad moon is extremely impressive . it especially doesn’t get the credit it deserves in that regard . this is a surprisingly expressive creature . of course , it’s not all that surprising given that makeup maestro steve johnson was behind the monster’s design .
the day this episode originally aired , september 23 , 2010 , really did have a full moon .
it turns out to be a case of foreshadowing , because thats not a moon ; its nibiru .
as an inside joke , john fogerty usually sings the refrain in the chorus as it ' s usually misheard :
there ' s bathroom on the right
( instead of
there ' s a bad moon on the rise
) .
lead singer and songwriter john fogerty told team rock that the name “bad moon rising” came from a book of song titles that he kept . he said , “i didn’t even know what it meant , i just liked how the words sounded . ”
this portent has its roots in the old myth about
blood on the moon ,
how a reddish ring around the moon was a sign of bad things to come and also in the myths about comets and other celestial movements being portents , often of death , war , or plague . it is in fact caused by the very real astrological event known as a lunar eclipse ( the moon passes directly behind the earth and into its shadow ) .
. conversely in the far future , when the sun goes red giant and is about to engulf the earth , interaction of the moon with the sun ' s distorted atmosphere will cause its orbit to shrink until it ' s destroyed by earth ' s gravity forming a ring system , but not before having again a big bad moon in the sky .
full , crescent , quarter . . . each is a bad moon for ted harrison . by day , he ' s a photojournalist visiting family in the pacific northwest . by night , he transfigures into a horrific half - human - a werewolf .
jewelpet happiness : the red moon is not just a foreboding - looking moon ; it ' s alive and the main villain . it possesses people so they ' ll spread its evil energy , called unhappiness .
mentioned that in advance of his return ,
the sun will be darkened and the moon will become blood red .
it ' s noteworthy that a total lunar eclipse makes the moon appear blood red .
a 100 % black cat , bad moon ascension can be accomplished by getting the cat and a terrarium from the special noob cave non - combat bad moon adventure ( listed above ) before encountering any combat adventures . you must then have the cat as your active familiar through all combat adventures until you step through the gash . it is not enough to have the cat as your familiar until you free the king , as using other familiars after breaking the prism will result in a loss of the permanent unlock .
simon r green ' s blue moon rising , which unleashes wild magic , strong enough to reshape reality .
in valis iv , the villain ' s headquarters is a red moon that suddenly appears in the sky .
in the video game
kingdom ,
every night , you strive to keep your encampment safe from the hostile monsters nearby , making the moon a herald of bad things to come . it turns red every fifth night . and for a very good reason .
bad news . some idiot’s rescued paul hollywood’s top gear audition reel from a landfill site near runcorn and turned it into a three - part bbc2 series .
, and defeated monsters will come back to life . the blood moon randomly replaces a normal full moon , rather than as a set phase , though the chances of seeing it go up slightly with every enemy defeated .
scream factory has detailed its upcoming blu - ray release of eric red ' s film bad moon ( 1996 ) , starring mariel hemingway , michael paré , mason gamble , ken pogue , and johanna marlowe . the release will be available for purchase on july 19 .
in reality checks nyxverse , the moon turns green for three nights after luna pigs out on nightmare night candy .
in the immortal game , princess luna turns the moon blood red as a sign that equestria is at war .
seals off the moon on the night of the harvest moon festival and replaces it with an illusion of an
old fashioned moon
that ' s
old and worn
which disconcerts the relevant youkai half of the player team enough for them to decide to stop the night until they can fix it ( hence the title ) .
, this trope signifies the arrival of both orochi and ninetails . the full moon signifies the beginning of orochi ' s ritual of sacrifice . a blood - red moon , complete with nine dark lines , replaces the regular one
inconstant moon by larry niven involves an unusually bright full moon . the protagonists work out that it must be caused by an unusually large amount of sunlight being reflected back , and that either the whole earth is about to be destroyed by the sun going nova , or at least the side of earth facing the sun has been ( with bad side effects for everyone else anyway ) .
i’d keep your eye on her , if i were you . she’s bad news and may help distract you from some of the acting that’s going on here .
in stephen king ' s the dark tower ' s back story installment , a fete worse than death is foreshadowed by the equivalent of the harvest moon , the demon moon , turning blood red in the middle of the sky .
the titular moon from the morrowind expansion bloodmoon . nirn ' s smaller moon , secunda , turns blood red , signaling that it is time for hircine ( the daedric prince of the hunt ) to perform his hunt on mundus .
1 september in 1993 was the night of a full moon . therefore , lupin should not have been on the train , considering how later in the book he is unable to teach for the three days around the full moon .
the
bad moon rising
b / w
lodi
single was released with a similar cover sleeve in france , italy and spain . it was different from the one launched in belgium , denmark , germany , india , israel , netherlands , norway , portugal and sweden
recapturing the fast , bouncy spirit , ' bad moon rising ' totally kicks you in the groove - while the melody is slightly more simplistic than anything else on here , it ' s also catastrophically infectious and seems to carry you away with it .
- george starostin .
ookami kakushi : dramatic scenes at night inevitably occur against the backdrop of a blood - red full moon . given the spread of events , one can ' t help but conclude that the moon is full all month long in jouga .
in the cover of an issue of superman story arc superman brainiac , brainiac ' s face appears on the moon .
there ' s also normal full moon that causes werewolves to spawn instead of zombies if the world is in hardmode .
while in a bad moon run , in addition to the standard hardcore restrictions , players cannot access any previously acquired permanent skills , must re - earn familiars , cannot use ten - leaf clovers , and will encounter numerous
unlucky
special adventures . additionally , hey deze is unlocked .
zig - zagged in dragonlance . the red moon lunitari is associated with neutral magic rather than evil ; nuitari , the
evil magic
moon , is black and sheds a black light seen only by beings that use such dark magic .
lastly , it could be that katie was referring to the bad players from the year previous , and simply wanted to replace the players whom had weighed down the team .
in _ werewolf of london ( 1935 ) _ the transformations are not caused by only a full moon as ted suggests .
takes place with the aforementioned blood - red moon in the background . kind of makes sense seeing as the battle is against
darker than black : near the end of the second season the moon—having vanished years ago when an alien sky replaced the real one—reappears , large and red . according to prophecy , shit ' s supposed to hit the fan when the moon turns full .
the rainbow magic series has this in anna the moonbeam fairy ' s book . the girls know something ' s up when the moon disappears . it turns out the goblins are using fairy dust to create their own moon to hang in the sky .
scream factory , the horror - thriller offshoot of independent film distributor shout factory , will bring to blu - ray eric red ' s film bad moon ( 1996 ) , starring mariel hemingway , michael paré , mason gamble , ken pogue , and johanna marlowe . the release will be available . . .
the first key to the success of bad moon is writer / director eric red . the hitcher and near dark are not only amazing movies , they’re extremely well - written . yet red is not typically recognized as a prominent voice in the genre . admittedly , there are reasons behind the scenes that kept eric red from being one of horror’s biggest writers . a few years after bad moon , red killed two people in a crash that was ruled as intentional . it has nothing to do with the film or any other feature that red wrote or directed , but it had to at least be mentioned .
tiger & bunny : the appearance of the vigilante man , lunatic , is usually accompanied by an ominous - looking red moon .
: has the blood moon , said to be the time when calamity ganon ' s powers reach their peak . the moon will turn bigger and red , a reddish - purple miasma will envelop the land , any monsters you ' re fighting will be healed
there are some seriously unsettling things going on with the moon in the kingkiller chronicle . for one thing , its synodic period is 72 days , so it goes through its phases more slowly . more significantly , when part of the moon is not in the sky , it quite literally vanishes because it ' s doing double duty as the moon in the realm of fae . according to legend , this was caused by a man trapping part of the moon ' s true name in a box . during a full moon , the fair folk can cross over to the mortal world , and on a moonless night , mortals might get pulled into fae .
as acknowledged by kayisen when playing it himself , the moon is never a good sign in i wanna be the guy . for example , on one screen ? the moon falls on you . twice . it ' s also one of dracula ' s attacks .
' bad moon ' is a werewolf movie that belonged in a different decade . as a lower budget 90s horror film , it was overlooked and forgotten . the film may not be the greatest entry in the werewolf sub - genre , but it holds its own and is a decent piece of entertainment . scream factory has done a great job assembling a solid blu - ray release for this film . the a / v quality is pretty fantastic and the extra features are informative and should keep fans busy for a couple of hours . at the end of the day , ' bad moon ' from scream factory is a recommended release .
in kull the conqueror , the moon turning red with a gruesome demonic face marks the imminent resurrection of the fiendish lords of acheron .
the plot of stephen baxter ' s manifold : origin is kicked off when a giant red moon suddenly appears in orbit around earth .
it ' s also been defined as a full moon on a midsummer eve , which should happen on average once every 28 years .
when a wildfire is burning , the large amounts of ash in the air can cause the moon to take on a red hue .
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played with in a . i . : artificial intelligence ; during the second act , the leaders of the flesh fair hunt for unlicensed robots using a hot air balloon disguised to look like the moon . apparently , they ' ve been doing so long enough for the
old iron
to make up a warning cry for when the moon balloon appears above them :
moon on the rise !
a
bad moon
is the symbol of certain greenskins in warhammer and { { tabletop game / warhammer 40 , 000 } } . who would be considered people you ' d not want to have around by most people who aren ' t them ( and 40k ' s are considered obnoxious rich assholes by other orks ) .
john fogerty also performed an unplugged version of the song in vh1 storytellers which was taped at the masonic hall , lower manhattan , new york in june 1997 . another extraordinary version of
bad moon rising
was performed by john fogerty and keith urban in cmt crossroads in winter 2005 . the flannel shirt maestro also played an acoustic
during gemini season , and especially at this new moon , you will be called to reflect on the useless information that drives your imagination .
it may be that the potion must be continually consumed before the full moon to be effective , rather than just once the week before .
mazinger : in the mazinger z sequel ufo robo grendizer , the moon becoming red was a sign of the vegan alliance was getting ready another attack—and the main characters eventually learnt to watch for that . one of the manga versions—penned by gosaku ota —reinforced that : in the first pages a red skull appeared on the moon ' s surface ( a sign of the vegans had come ) —and duke felt upset when he saw it , and wondered if that was a bad omen .
critical reception to bad moon has been abysmal ever since its release . it was a complete bomb in theaters . nobody saw it during its 1996 theatrical run and it only began gaining an audience after hitting video in 1997 . the critics tore it to pieces . it holds a 38 % on rotten tomatoes , but mind you that’s based on only eight reviews . to some extent , i understand the backlash given that bad moon doesn’t really feel like a theatrical movie . like other titles of the era like return of the living dead 3 and leprechaun , it has a tone that walks the line between a theatrical quality release and a really good straight - to - video effort .
creedence clearwater revival have a sense of impending doom on their 1969 hit “bad moon rising . ” the song was the lead single from creedence clearwater revival’s third studio album , green river . the song reached no . 2 on the billboard hot 100 singles chart and no . 1 on the uk singles chart for three weeks in september 1969 .
in dies irae as part of wilhelm ehrenburg ' s creation figment , der rosenkavalier schwarzwald , he creates a sealed off space that is crowned by a blood red moon which not only grants him further vampiric abilities but also causes a widespread life drain effect on everything caught withing the field of effect . and should his fake moon overlay the real moon then the effect will be even more powerful . and just to make things worse for anyone trapped inside , the fake moon also allows him to spread his blood - soaked rose garden which constantly tries to skewer his victims .
while i know bad moon will probably never gain a reputation as a major cult classic , i still think it’s a completely solid monster movie that should be recognized as one of the better werewolf films of its era . it has a unique perspective , a strong script and some amazing effects . what more do you need from a creature feature ?
timing is often an overlooked aspect as to whether or not a film sinks or swims at the box office . one minute a particular genre or sub - genre is hot stuff and every studio and independent in the business is trying to capitalize on the trend . the next minute , what was hot is tragically not , the audience ' s interest never piques , and the film goes relatively unnoticed for years before it ' s rediscovered . this is the case with eric red ' s 1996 werewolf thriller ' bad moon ' starring michael paré and mariel hemingway . while a decent film , ' bad moon ' feels about ten years too late to enjoy the fun of the 1980s werewolf revival .
the moon not only turns red , but forms a 3 - rowed rinne - sharingan when the infinite tsukoyumi is activated . there ' s only just enough time for everyone to take notice before the moon gives off a blinding flash that puts everyone around the world to a genjutsu sleep .
the haunting of toby jugg sees a convalescing raf pilot fearing the change of the moon , with good reason : hecate , dark lunar goddess .
has numerous nighttime scenes . for whatever reason , the moon is always full . initially , it seems to be a case of artistic license .
on the us version of the cover , the front art is the night that harry and hermione save sirius and buckbeak . however , on the back side of the cover ( lupin appears as a werewolf ) , the moon is a crescent , but it should be a full moon .
nature of the beast : the making of ' bad moon ' : ( hd 35 : 17 ) this is a very good , very informative collection of interviews with the cast and crew of the film that covers a lot of detail from how writer / director eric red became involved with the film to casting michael paré to the special effects work .
the windows of heaven
by john brunner is similar to
inconstant moon
above ; the protagonist is on the moon during the lunar night , and at one point while he ' s watching the earth , the sunlit portion suddenly becomes dazzlingly bright — the sun has gone nova .
the purpose of this new moon in gemini is to inspire you to refute other people’s ideological authority over you . like socrates , under this new moon , you should be able to clearly judge that the vested authority possessed by so many people is the nothing but the folly of their arrogance .
the worst service ever , i just came back after spending the worst 4 days , you need to call the reception not less than 5 times just to get what u want , u need to cross a high way to go to the beach , it ' s not a 4 star hotel . . noway ! rooms are not clean , old furniture , its a bad place all le mirage hotle branches are bad
“flickers : on cinema’s power for evil” in bad : infamy , darkness , evil and slime on the screen ed . murray pomerance ( suny press : albany , 2004 ) , pp . 21 - 37 .
joan van barneveld debuts his new works in the exhibit bad moon rising , titled after sonic youth’s second studio album setting the tone for the exhibit . in the past year van barneveld , known for his characteristic monochrome paintings abandoned the canvas and created these new works that consist of unique large - scale silkscreens set between veils of highly diluted black paint washes .
by the end of the first redwater episode , we already knew dermott , the psychopathic priest , murdered lance after discovering he was kat moon’s son .
ponyo on the cliff by the sea : ponyo ' s venturing to human worlds draws the moon closer and causes the water to rise toward it .
in seventh son , a
blood moon
that appears every century empowers dark - magic using witches , allowing their queen to escape her imprisonment .
has the
blood moon
event , which involves the sky turning red , and enemies spawning twice as often as they ' d usually do .
as well as multiple characters explaining how ominous it feels . moreover , every full moon is when the bosses appear ( and the plot moves ) .
in sands of destruction , morte ' s super - powered limit break has her jumping in front of a red crescent moon before delivering maximum pain .
this potential problem of a lack of new content ends up presenting an even bigger problem : what are ultra sun and ultra moon doing to bring over people who own sun and moon ? the short answer is nothing at this point . based on what we ' ve seen , these titles are going to function very similarly to sun and moon . as an owner of pokémon sun , i ' m simply not convinced that i need these games .
one of them , rep . roscoe bartlett , r - maryland , said he had no idea moon would receive an award and deliver a speech .
the title “bad moon rising” ( invoked in the episode when babish voices his concerns about coming events ) paints this as a setup episode . still , it’s a remarkable setup episode , even if it lacks the major punch that the payoff episodes of this season deliver . season two is surging toward the finish line , and it’s gaining more ground with every step .
in the elder evils book , as the hulks of zoretha begin to awaken , the moon gains an ever - more intense red tint , which corresponds with every living thing on the planet slowly going ax crazy with rage . when the moon is completely blood - red , the hulks are active again .
the post said moon , 85 , delivered a lengthy speech at the
crown of peace
ceremony . the newspaper quoted moon as saying he was
sent to earth . . . to save the world ' s six billion people . . . . emperors , kings and presidents . . . have declared to all heaven and earth that reverend sun myung moon is none other than humanity ' s savior , messiah , returning lord and true parent .
the word
disaster
comes , originally , from astrology ,
a calamity blamed on an unfavorable position of a planet ,
from greek dys =
bad
and
aster
=
star .
the penultimate mission in thief ii : the metal age has a red moon in the sky . another sign that things are about to go to hell .
the sun and moon curse is mentioned for the first time in this episode . it will later be revealed to be a lie created by klaus and elijah .
the moon that never sets in the legend of dragoon , which looks like a normal moon but behaves oddly . it ' s actually the cocoon of an ultimate life form designed to destroy the world , and every 108 years it tries to wake up . when the moon glows red , the incarnation of its soul and the end of the world as we know it is at hand . the heroes eventually have to venture to its surface to destroy it once and for all .
' bad moon ' arrives on blu - ray courtesy of scream factory . pressed onto a region a bd50 disc , the disc is housed in a standard blu - ray case . the disc opens to an options menu allowing users to choose which cut of the film they want to see . from there , each cut is given a static image main menu with its own subsequent special features .
what ' s also interesting about this is that a lunar eclipse occurs when the earth is perfectly aligned between the sun and the moon , whereas a solar eclipse happens when the moon is between earth and the sun . the implication here seems to be that both will happen at the same time , which should be physically impossible .
. the background turns to a reddish hue , and when the player reaches the boss , the moon is red . not like you ' ll see it through the
in order to access bad moon , the previous run must have been hardcore within ns13 ( any path ) , and the player must not have
used
ten - leaf clovers before freeing the king . not using a clover means you cannot have any of the special clover adventures , or anything that would make a ten - leaf clover
disappear in a puff of smoke
. in particular :
a blood - red celestial body that wasn ' t there yesterday , without exception , means things are about to take a nasty turn . if the bad moon is itself the threat , as in a colony drop or similar , you ' ll most likely be able to prevent it . if the star - gazers are getting a light show because destiny says so - yeah , people are going to bleed .
more than a dozen u . s . lawmakers turned out for a capitol hill reception honoring the rev . sun myung moon , the controversial leader of the unification church .
at this gemini new moon , call upon the the strength to stay informed without falling prey to arrogance and the strength to interpret your own experience without seeking authoritarian approval .
so it ' s not strictly a moon , but the third mega man star force game features the crimson meteor , a giant cluster of noise that , in addition to the force of the impact , will wipe out pretty much all the electromagnetic energy on the planet , which is especially bad since , by this point , pretty much everything except for the humans themselves and maybe a few animals is made of em tech .
this chapter takes place in june of 1994 . at the beginning of that chapter , harry potter reads a note from hagrid that says
buckbeak ' s appeal — it ' s set for the sixth .
the night after the hippogriff ' s appeal , remus lupin is forced into werewolf form by the full moon , which means that this happened on the night of 6 june , 1994 . however , in 1994 , 9 june was the night of a new moon , which means that a full moon could not possibly rise three days earlier .
the warpstone moon morrslieb is at its brightest on geheimnisnacht , when there is a thin dimensional barrier between the material world and chaos . it ' s also unnaturally bright during chaos invasions .
while this has yet to be confirmed or denied , i strongly believe that game freak will not bring back the partner pokémon mechanic from heartgold and soulsilver into ultra sun and ultra moon . while there were initial plans to include it in sun and moon , a revelation that was discovered thanks to some dataminers , it seems that it was left out due to hardware restrictions .
because ultra sun and ultra moon are also coming out on the 3ds and running on the same engine , why would we have any reason to believe that we would be getting partner pokémon in it instead ? furthermore , to believe that it would happen would only be an expectation . if defied , it could make many people hate ultra sun and ultra moon even more .
about 100 people were honored for their work on behalf of peace at the local and national level . the rev . moon and his wife received
international crown of peace
awards .
but the post quoted george a . stallings , an organizer of the event , as saying an invitation faxed to lawmakers stated that moon and his wife would be honored at the reception .
at this new moon in gemini , set the intention to let your mind wander , but know that your search can be well directed by the call to discover lost treasures of wisdom .
was on the radio , ie . january - february 1969 . as the opening riff rolled from his fingers , a lyrical theme began to form in fogerty ' s head . he got the phrase ' bad moon rising ' from his notebook . he didn ' t even know what it meant , he just liked how the words sounded . then fogerty remembered one of his favourite old films , a spooky , black - and - white 1941 movie called
just after its formation the moon was much closer to earth than is know , according to simulations between 20 , 000 and 30 , 000 kilometers . sum to this it was covered by a
doran martell has a lot more going on in the books . he still has bad gout , but it is revealed in
a feast for crows
that he’s been secretly plotting for years to marry his daughter arianne ( who doesn’t appear in the show ) to viserys targaryen .
full , crescent , quarter . . . each is a bad moon for ted harrison . by day , he ' s a photojournalist visiting family in the pacific northwest . by night , he transfigures into a horrific half - human – a werewolf . dead men tell no tales , so ted ' s sure he alone knows about his vile double life . the secret , however , may be out . the family dog thor , devoted to defending the household , has his suspicions .
fogerty denied in an interview for british magazines in 1969 ( melody maker , 20 september , 1969 , and new musical express coming out on the same day ) that the song was a political protest song . it was just a
beware
type of song mostly about natural catastrophes . in later years , fogerty claimed
bad moon rising
was a metaphor for the apocalypse that was going to be visited upon us . in 1969 , the times seemed to be in turmoil .