leather gloves is a 1948 drama film directed by william asher and richard quine .

it stars cameron mitchell and virginia grey .

it is also known as loser takes all and winner takes nothing .

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things are great for a few days until kenny ' s new pair of brown leather gloves disappears from the closet at school .
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darden completely disregards what clark tells him and asks that simpson try on the gloves . simpson is given latex gloves to put on underneath the leather gloves from bundy and rockingham , which of course make his hands even larger . when he goes to don the leather gloves , he cannot get them on either hand .
these gloves are too small , too tight : won ' t fit ,
simpson notes , holding his outstretched hands up for the jury to see .
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aside from being cameron mitchell ' s first leading role in a feature - length film , leather gloves offered a well - scripted send - up of richard . . .
the prosecution finds a receipt that proves nicole bought the gloves found at the crime scene and rockingham .
the gloves . . . the gloves are our conviction ,
marcia clark ( sarah paulson ) says excitedly .
then mysteriously , larry dunn , who usually wears socks as mittens , starts wearing a pair of leather gloves just like kenny ' s , only they ' re black instead of brown . hmm , seems fishy .
it refers to sara being electrocuted at radley and wearing gloves because of her burns .
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kenny tells us that the only good thing about momma ' s fear of the cold is that they get to wear real leather gloves with rabbit ' s fur lining . she buys them two pairs each winter . fancy .
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kenny tells byron that larry stole his gloves , and byron takes kenny to find larry . uh oh .
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the gloves are on is the thirteenth episode of season 6 of pretty little liars . it aired on january 26th , 2016 .
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it could also refer to the idiom :
the gloves are off
. the idiom usually refers to people arguing or fighting .
after the maytag wash , kenny and rufus notice that the snow that larry shoved in their jackets is covered in black shoe polish from his gloves . this proves what everyone already suspects : larry stole kenny ' s gloves and colored them black so no one would know .
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kenny can ' t watch anymore , so he leaves with rufus , wishing he hadn ' t told byron about the gloves to begin with .
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kenny feels helpless . he knows momma is going to notice his missing gloves , but it ' s already his second pair . he starts to cry .
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byron ' s answer ? he asks again , this time hitting larry in the head after each word . then he takes the gloves and gives them to kenny .
we all know where this is going , but darden is the one leading the glove testimony for the prosecution . shapiro is handling it for the defense , and he tries on the gloves himself while the trial is in recess . the gloves are way too small for him , and when he compares his hands to simpson ' s , simpson ' s are even larger than shapiro ' s . there ' s no way the gloves will fit simpson , and the defense devises a plan to get the prosecution to present the idea of simpson trying them on . this is going to be their downfall .
the narrator or
proposer
suggests that , of the 120 , 000 babies estimated to be born in ireland per year , 100 , 000 should be sold and eaten as a food staple . he argues that the plump flesh of the newborns will provide the tenderest meat and that their skin will make fine leather .
kenny decides to give his first pair of gloves to rufus . he tells momma he lost them and she gives him his second pair . now the two friends are both armed and ready for snowball fights .
she is at her strongest when she focuses on those she loves . her sister has “the comforting , sleep - inducing properties of a hot - water bottle or a cat . ” her characterizations of her parents are both vivid and kind , a rare overlap for a humor writer . they infuse the book with pocketable lessons ( “luxury is nice , but creativity is nicer” and “drunk emotions aren’t real emotions” ) . the best essays are platonic love stories : “little leather gloves” centers on old friends and the need for creativity ( thus touching on dunham’s day job , something the book does sparingly ) . “therapy & me” is a smoothly star - crossed story of friendship and psychoanalysis .
really good to make when you ' re lower level . i usually get 7 - 10g out of these in the auction house . hardest thing to find is the spider ' s silk which i usually end up buying but you still make money selling these gloves .
grace’s disappearance prompts further fissures in the gibson mob’s fragile facade . this time it’s jason and grace’s step - brother henry at each other’s throats , after henry “lets slip” to the police that jason and grace have been having an affair . jason’s menacing stare when he confronts henry over this admission will no doubt be grist to the mill for those commenters who fancy him as the grove park killer . ( as noted by several of you , he was wearing leather gloves similar to the killer’s in last week’s episode ) . then again , a fairly prominent itv whodunnit did the whole “husband of the detective being the killer” thing fairly recently , so i’d be disappointed if that was the ultimate reveal .
in this episode , it could refer to the girls arguing with ezra about their theory that he killed charlotte . it could also refer to the ongoing dispute between sara and emily . one more possible reference could be when sara removes her gloves so emily could see what happened to her .
this episode opens with a deeply disturbing scene of marty confronting the boys who had sex with his 15 - year - old daughter . he tells them they can go in on statutory rape charges or they can let him beat the hell out of them . with scary black leather gloves on . they don ' t really get much of a choice in the matter , since marty pretty much just starts beating them . bizarrely , it seems like something marty may not even have really wanted to do , since he vomits right after doing it . he is driven by some crazy masculine sense of duty , by some unrelenting desire to go to every possible length to
protect
his daughter . unfortunately , instead of talking to her , like a normal person , he has to get physical .
we bought a pair of these 6 years ago . those ones were excellent : thick and soft and did the job ( we use them for loading our wood stove ) this pair , while soft and supple , is much thinner ( and black , not red ) . my husband doesn ' t like them at all , compared to the first pair . if you don ' t need thick gloves , these are fine .
once they ' re back at work , darden comes to clark with a bombshell idea . he phrases it in the form of
i think you and i should just go for it .
that ' s not the best way to start after their sexual tension - filled weekend . what he means by
it ,
though , is having simpson try on the gloves found at bundy , the murder scene , and rockingham ( simpson ' s house ) . clark doesn ' t think it ' s a good idea at all .
we have his gloves with all the dna , everybody ' s blood , the fibers . . . all of it . we have the receipt that proved he owned them . we ' re done ! we ' ve been dealt a king and a 10 . i don ' t know why you want to ask the dealer for another card .
darden tries one more time to get clark to agree to the glove try - on . she reminds him that he works for her ; that this is her case , and he needs to drop it . immediately after darden gets put in his place by clark , f . lee bailey ( nathan lane ) walks over .
you , sir , have the balls of a stunned field mouse . if you don ' t ask him to try on the gloves , i will ,
bailey tells darden .
i ' ve been using these gloves for the good part of a year now with my indoor oven . they work fine on most things that come out of the oven , however when i use a very hot oven temperature , such as for bread baking in a cast iron dutch oven , the heat comes through . ouch . i would not buy again . to me they are awkward as well . my daughter has the
ov glove
type - i really like hers much better and they will handle the extra heat . they are much more user friendly in my opinion .
i love my lodge gloves . we used them for the first time camping & cooking with our new lodge dutch ovens . they fit large hands very well and extend up your forearm a good bit too . very useful in preventing burned hands grabbing the hot metal cookware , handling hot coals , and generally sticking your hands near the camp fire or cooking pit area . i highly recommend these for any one cooking with charcoal or dealing with hot cast iron cookware ! and hey it has a cool
lodge
logo on it too , so you can show off to your friends !
to be exact , the modest proposal is that of the 120 , 000 infants computed to be born every year in ireland , 100 , 000 would be sold to the wealthy to be consumed at table , 20 , 000 children being reserved for breeding . the proposer calculates that a plump infant of 30 pounds would provide food for many dinners and , preserved with pepper or salt , will last well into winter . the price of each child is estimated to be about ten shillings ( about one thousand modern u . s . dollars ) , providing about eight shillings of profit to the parents . in addition , the skin of the child would make fine gloves for wealthy ladies and summer boots for wealthy gentlemen . however , the proposer rejects the idea of converting adolescents to food , as their flesh is likely to be tough and lean .
robert shapiro ( john travolta ) is nervous about the glove receipts . robert kardashian ( david schwimmer ) assures him there ' s no proof that they ' re the same gloves . shapiro thinks that kardashian is more involved with the situation than he ' s been letting on . everyone saw kardashian carry a bag out of rockingham — there ' s even video . kardashian insists it was a garment bag that belonged to simpson ( cuba gooding jr . ) , but shapiro thinks it contains the murder weapon . he thinks kardashian should turn in the weapon so that , at most , he would be convicted of being an accessory to the murders after the fact and get five years in prison . shapiro doesn ' t want to continue the conversation any further , as he believes it will be a conflict of interest . when cochran and the rest of the team enter the room , kardashian storms out , and shapiro refuses to talk about what just happened .
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dave collins ( cameron mitchell ) is a prizefighter on the skids , who thumbs his way from town - to - town , looking for a chance to make some money , even if he is bribed to lose a fight . a former contender for the title , his reputation is good enough to get him a bout with vince reedy ( blake edwards ) .
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you know who did it and i ' m going to make you talk . 😈
the scene cuts to aria video - chatting liam telling him about the coverage she has . he sees pigtunia and jokingly asks if there are posters of justin timberlake , and tells her that their boss won ' t be back until tomorrow . aria is confused until liam tells her that their boss is coming back early and that she shouldn ' t be worrying about the book pages because their boss is kind of over him . liam tells aria that jillian called ezra , who sounded wasted early in the morning . aria immediately comes to ezra ' s defense saying that he wasn ' t wasted ; he ' s just dealing with a lot of grief . liam tells her that he thinks ezra has a lot more stories to tell .
at the radley , ashley sees lorenzo and he tells her that his colleagues are studying the footage from the night charlotte was murdered . he says that there was nothing recorded after midnight and that it skips to noon the next day , but that computer analysts will find out if there was a genuine malfunction or if it was deleted . ashley asks what he ' s implying and he says that they haven ' t come to a conclusion yet , but he will need a list of all the staff that worked that night as well as the guests .
at the brew , hanna bumps into lucas who is surprised that she is now working in high end retail and she discovers that he is a successful and wealthy businessman . he sees the ring on her finger and asks if caleb finally proposed , but she tells him that they broke up a few years back and that she and jordan live in new york . she adds that she and caleb are still friends , then gets a text prompting her to tell lucas that she has to leave but wants to drive his car .
the scene cuts to a frantic hanna going to see lucas in his flat . he warmly greets her and she asks him if he was there the night charlotte was killed . he asks why she wants to know and she tells him that she and the liars got wasted and stayed in the hotel room , but the police think they snuck out and killed charlotte . she asks if he is willing to be her alibi for the night of the missing footage . he is surprised and she tries to retract the favor , but he instantly agrees saying that she needs him and he ' s there for her . meanwhile , aria and emily are at her house . she reads the book aloud to emily , who catches onto the fact that he wrote the book about aria and not nicole . aria is quick to deny it saying that ezra likes small women , then asks why she ' d say that . emily says that they went through a lot together , but aria says that it was high school ; emily says that it wasn ' t for him and tries pursuing the theory that ezra killed charlotte . aria shoots her down , saying that ezra told her he went home . emily asks aria to tell her when sara won ' t , and aria learns that sara has been following emily . she asks if ashley can evict her , but emily said that they can ' t do anything about it .
back at hollis , spencer meets with damian who asks if she ' s there to finish her interview . she wants to know if the interview was really about millennials and politics or about the
bunker girls
; he says that he ' s writing about the children of senatorial candidates and doesn ' t have an agenda . she sees a post it note saying
call back mona v -
, causing her to ask why he ' s playing phone tag with mona . he tells her that she ' s scheduling a sit down with the opponent ' s daughter and spencer learns that mona is working for the other campaign : mona had asked veronica for help with hers , but was turned away . realizing that spencer didn ' t know , damian tells her
i heard of inner circles , but leaving your daughter out . that ' s cold
.
emily walks out of the bathroom and hanna asks if she ' s leaving , which she says she is as she has work emails to get out . hanna tells her that she saw her in the bathroom and emily pretends to not know what she ' s talking about ; hanna says that it ' s her and asks if she ' s sick . emily says she isn ' t , but she is broke . it turns out that emily lied about working at the salk institute and that the last few years were harder than she made them sound : she left school and blew through the money that her father left her . one of the girls that she bar - tended with told her about donating her eggs ; emily needs to inject herself with hormones before the procedure . hanna says that she doesn ' t have to do that and she could just lend her the money . emily says that , for the first time in forever , she feels good about a choice that she made : she ' s going to help a couple start a family . hanna says that she wishes emily told her sooner , but whatever couple emily helps will be the luckiest couple in the world .
back at spencer ' s house , spencer walks in to find caleb on the couch . she asks if he was waiting on her ; he says he wasn ' t and was reading . he asks where she ' s been and if she ' s okay . she asks him where his mind went when he heard that charlotte was killed , mainly who did it . he said that sara was pretty high on the list ; spencer tells him she doesn ' t think she did it but that might remember more than she ' s letting on . confused , caleb asks her what she means . she tells him what happened the night they were at radley : when emily punched sara , sara ' s hands touched an electrical wire and she was electrocuted . caleb tells her that she was given an impossible choice ; spencer tearfully says she ' s always told herself that , but maybe all the years of being tortured hardened her so slowly that she didn ' t know it was happening . caleb tells her that she is a good person and wears her heart on her sleeve ; it just happens to be the sleeve of a flat - jacket , causing spencer to laugh and they lock eyes .
back at emily ' s house , pam asks emily to promise her that she will come to her if she has a problem and they ' ll work through it together . meanwhile , hanna shows up at lucas ' s flat saying she had no right to ask that of him . he says she doesn ' t have to answer him , but asks if she had anything to do with charlotte falling off the bell tower . she says that she didnt , but that he is braver than her mom ; she wanted to ask hanna the same question , but was afraid of what the answer might be . after hanna says that waking up in her old room gets harder every day , lucas gives her the keys to his flat since he ' ll be leaving for san jose and tells her that she can stay as long as she wants . back at aria ' s house , aria gets a phone call from liam ; he tells her that jillian loved the chapters , which surprises aria . liam says that she ' s the book whisperer and that she should keep doing whatever she ' s doing .
the episode ends in what appears to be a lair with a record player and we see the
alison
mask . an unknown person cuts open a bin containing a ' s signature black hoodie and dumps them into a garbage pail , but not before going on the internet and searching
uniforms
.
this marks melissa and lucas ' s first appearance in season 6 ; during the time jump , he became a businessman and is successful .
hanna tells spencer and emily that she deleted the video footage from the night charlotte was killed .
hanna asks spencer to get veronica to help them , but spencer says she can ' t because her mom is a candidate .
aria reads part of ezra ' s book to emily , who realizes that he wrote the book about aria and not nicole .
mona is working for the other campaign ; she had asked veronica if she wanted help , but veronica turned her away .
it is revealed that sara harvey was electrocuted after emily punched her and , as a result , has burns on her hands .
spencer confesses to hanna that she has feelings for caleb ; hanna encourages her to go for it .
caleb and spencer kiss for the first time ; it is implied they sleep together , and later confirmed in the next episode .
the girls get a group text at the end of the episode saying
you know who did it and i ' m going to make you talk
with a evil emoji , signaling that there is a new villain .
the
alison
mask makes an appearance at the end of the episode .
on her twitter account maya goldsmith tweeted on june 24th , 2015 :
wrote scenes for episode 6 . 13 today . it ' s been amazing . got a chance to write a scene i ' ve been wanting to write for 6 seasons .
source
filming began on july 15th , 2015 and wrapped on july 22nd , 2015 .
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there are a host of new suspects and a macabre twist as the maverick detective drama continues . tread carefully everyone … it’s dangerous out there
not out of the woods yet … anna friel in marcella . photograph : itv plc
“what’s marcella’s problem ? ” i asked last week . lots , it turns out . there’s her husband jason , carrying on with another woman and unwilling even to join marcella in breaking the news of their separation to the kids . there’s those kids , estranged from their mother as a result of a spell in boarding school – or perhaps something more traumatic . and there’s her anger issues , threatening to spill over at any time ( this week during an incident with a police bathroom bin ) and likely to bring with them those damaging blackouts .
but marcella’s biggest problem by far is the corpse she’s just discovered in a forest clearing : grace gibson’s corpse in fact , with her head wrapped , like so many victims before her , in a plastic bag . that grace’s sudden disappearance would be resolved with the discovery of her dead body was always a possibility if not a probability , but linking her to the grove park murders was a nicely macabre twist , one that suggests that , if nothing else , marcella ( both the show and the character ) is likely to keep us on our toes . while i can’t shake the sense that the whole thing is a bit ludicrous , it’s at least proving entertainingly ludicrous .
so then , what about that grace gibson business ? i think we can safely rule marcella out as the perpetrator , if only because the alternative would either suggest that she’s a ) the grove park killer or b ) some sort of copycat killer , both scenarios which seem a bit too ridiculous , even in this age of morally murky detective protagonists . at the same time , we know , from those “absent fragments” that came back to marcella en route to the woods , that she was at least involved in a violent altercation with grace at her house . might she have inadvertently softened grace up for her eventual killer ? and how did she know to head to the woods in the first place ?
whether or not marcella’s culpable for grace’s death , she’s in a lot of trouble . for a start , she’s all over the cctv footage outside grace’s house in the hours before her disappearance . she also managed to place her grubby fingerprints all over the bag around grace’s head ( though i wonder if the writers intended that as a moment of high drama rather than a telling plot point ) . fortunately , in times of stress , marcella’s got someone to run to . unfortunately , that person is tim , a di and former colleague who’s now looking into grace’s disappearance . marcella and tim share an intimate moment at hers after he reveals the news of jason’s infidelity , but he chivalrously rebuffs her advances .
when marcella isn’t traipsing desperately around the woods or sidling up to co - workers on the sofa , she’s got actual detective work to do . the victim of the grove park killer’s latest bagging has been found by the police , and has been named as benjamin williams . meanwhile , there’s been another attack , this time a botched one , with the assailant forced to flee after getting stabbed in the shoulder with a pair of scissors .
marcella remains certain that the culprit is peter cullen , despite a direct order from her superiors to stop treating him as the prime suspect . her decision to bring cullen in for questioning demonstrates exactly the sort of maverick tendencies we love to see in our lone - wolf , primetime tv detectives . unfortunately it’s undermined by the fact that she hasn’t actually formally charged cullen with anything , meaning that he doesn’t have to answer any questions , let alone take off his shirt and reveal his shoulder . besides , even if marcella had managed to make cullen get his top off , she wouldn’t have found much , because …
it’s the baker who’s the butcher ! cullen’s boss guy was always likely to be a wrong’un from the moment we saw him absconding from duty as cullen’s supervisor . ( quite why a baker has been handed the task of keeping watch over a man convicted of manslaughter , i’m not entirely sure , but let’s go with it . ) the nasty gash on his shoulder merely sealed the deal . so should we now consider guy prime suspect in the hunt for the grove park killer ? and is cullen being set up as a patsy for guy’s misdemeanours ? or is guy his acolyte , with cullen pulling the strings from a safe distance ?
certainly , i’m unwilling to rule cullen out any time soon , given what we know of him . he seems to have designs on maddy , the postgraduate student observing him for her study on “domestic violence that results in death” . “he trusts me , ” she tells marcella when confronted over her involvement with cullen . tread carefully , maddy .
use your loaf … robert whitelock as guy roberts and ian puleston - davies as peter cullen . photograph : itv
meanwhile , because this show clearly doesn’t have enough subplots competing for space , a new couple are introduced : yann and matthew . they’re friends of henry , and both have problems . matthew’s a skint computer whizz who’s sleeping in the back of a volvo , while yann’s a recovering alcoholic with a gift for being completely tactless . he manages to be deeply insensitive towards henry , responding to the news of grace’s disappearance by relaying the story of grove park victim carol fincher’s grisly unearthing . ( he was in the same aa meetings as her – let’s get him on the suspect list and all ! ) yann should probably stop cracking wise and start paying attention to what’s going on with his boyfriend : there’s clearly a frisson of l’amour between matthew and henry , one that’s only likely to become more pronounced now that matthew has accepted a job offer from henry .
marcella’s terrifically spooky theme tune is a track called fall by moody electronic lot the bug .
a couple of details alluded to this week that will surely become significant down the line : marcella’s psychiatrist makes reference to three past instances of her violent behaviour , including one concerning “little juliette” . meanwhile marcella refers to the “hexton case” , which seems to have been quite traumatic .
marcella’s diagnosis of cullen is too funny not to repeat . “an unstable self - image . he shifts rapidly between emotional states and often demonstrates intense rage that’s out of all proportion with the case . dominant traits : an intense fear of abandonment and an inability to handle rejection” . sound familiar ?
while cara’s housemate suggests the london of marcella is big enough for her not to encounter her webcam menace , i’d argue it’s pretty tiddly : everyone in the show seems to know each other , despite being in completely different social groups .
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flash forward again : marty admits that rust was working a case that he didn ' t know about , that he ' s investigating old missing person ' s cases .
then the new detectives interrogate maggie . she notes that she used to
exhaust herself navigating crude men who thought they were clever . not any more .
maggie won ' t give them any information on rust , though . she says he was a good man , and that she doesn ' t think she can help them . she notes ,
rust knew exactly who he was , and there was no talking him out of it .
she also says that
marty ' s single big problem is that he never really knew himself , so he never really knew what to want .
we ' re back in the past again . marty can ' t handle that he has a grocery bag full of tampons , so he goes to get a drink , presumably pretty early in the day . i guess being confronted with so much femininity at one time is just too much for him . he meets a pretty girl , and we all know that marty is incapable of saying
no
to pretty girls . so they obviously have sex .
rust goes to talk to the pastor we met earlier in the season . he interrogates him about the tuttle ministry , which formerly provided religious schooling as an alternative to public schooling . rust asks specifically about a school on pelican island ( i ' m assuming he ' s referring to the school he investigated in the last episode , the one with all the creepy wood sculptures ) . the reverend admits that there were accusations of child molestation with one of the schools in the program , which he also admits was kept internal ( i . e . not reported to the police ) . he says he left because when he was doing custodial duties ( part of the training ) , he came across a folder hidden inside a book that contained photos of sleeping naked children . when he brought the folder to the deacon , the deacon dismissed him , even accused him of taking the photos .
they get back to another disturbing case : a woman who unplugged her baby from a breathing machine . her previous two babies died too , supposedly of sids . the most interesting part of this is that , while rust is interrogating her about the deaths , he tells her that prison is rough on people who hurt kids , and says that
if [ she gets ] the opportunity , [ she ] should kill [ herself ] .
marty is getting pretty annoyed that rust is keeping all this new case information to himself and reopening new cases . obviously , rust doesn ' t care .
rust goes to talk to the girl they found at reggie ledoux ' s place . she is in a children ' s hospital , unable to rehabilitate after her trauma . he asks her if she remembers if there were more than two men who hurt her . she says ,
the man with the scars was the worst .
she says he was a
giant ,
that he made her watch what he did to the little boy . unfortunately , he can ' t get any more information because the girl has a panic attack .
rust gets questioned by his boss , leroy , about reopening all these old cases . rust insists that there is a connection among all the missing children cases along the coast , that they just haven ' t been added together yet . he is convinced that the dora lang killers didn ' t work alone . after implying that it was a coverup that involves billy ray tuttle , leroy goes off the handle and tells rust to stop reopening cases .
flash forward : apparently tuttle died of an overdose . soon before he died , both of his homes were broken into and the break ins weren ' t reported . when the new detectives basically directly say that they are pretty sure rust was the killer , marty gets up and walks out , telling them to not call him again , that he won ' t help them .
rust keeps on interrogating people . he goes to talk to billy lee tuttle to try to find personnel and faculty who worked on the well spring program . he asks if there are files or records , but the reverend tells him the schools were privately run and that a lot of records might have been lost to flooding ( excuses , excuses ) , though he says he ' ll try to do whatever he can to locate any files they do have . rust mentions a deacon , austin ferrar , who apparently embezzled funds from the church , and then had an
accident .
tuttle doesn ' t really give us any new information on that . the reverend says that the well spring program shuts down because it couldn ' t sustain its cost . any way , tuttle is obviously hiding something .
maggie figures out that marty is still cheating on her , so she decides to hit him where it hurts . she shows up at rust ' s house , crying . she asks him if he knew about marty ' s affairs . rust says no . wait , now they ' re having sex ? rust sort of tries to resist , i guess ? but not very much . then he gets mad at her for letting him have sex with her because duh ! it ' s her fault . what a slut ! he tells her to
get the f * ck out .
i mean , when we found out in the previous episodes that marty and rust had had a physical confrontation , i kind of figured this was going to happen . but , come on . give me a break . it didn ' t really make sense at all to happen this way . i know rust has problems with marty , but it seems like a break in his character for him to so easily sleep with marty ' s wife . he , unlike marty , is not driven by sex .
right after this , maggie confronts marty , tells him she knows he ' s having sex with someone again , even though he tries to deny it . she tells him that she had sex with rust . he calls her a
whore
( marty likes to do that ) . he puts his hands around her neck , but he doesn ' t do anything . she calls him a coward .
flash forward to present . rust honks at marty to get off the road ( they have both just left from being questioned by the new detectives ) . they decide to go get a beer together . marty checks if his gun is loaded .


attention shoppers is a 2000 american comedy film , directed by philip charles mackenzie and written by nestor carbonell .

the film stars carbonell in the lead role , with michael lerner , kathy najimy , martin mull , luke perry , cara buono , casey affleck , and lin shaye in supporting roles .

it was released on dvd in north america by mgm home entertainment on november 28 , 2000 .

attention shoppers ( film )

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he met his wife , shannon kenny while they were both working in the movie attention shoppers .
but when nordstrom posted a sign telling customers it was tracking them , shoppers were unnerved .
in the two years since hong kong’s 2015 independent film ten years garnered international attention for its dystopian critique of mounting chinese power , the implications of the movie’s chilling vision continues to grow .
still , such constant attention for the singer - turned - actor never bothered the cast throughout production or the press tour . explained james d’arcy , “honestly , it’s a christopher nolan film — that trumps everything else . ”
cameras have become so sophisticated , with sharper lenses and data - processing , that companies can analyze what shoppers are looking at , and even what their mood is .
“call me names , as many names as you want . but in your desperation to seek attention and gain sympathy do not try to harm my film , ” said the director about his writing partner in films like shahid and aligarh .
karen fang is an associate professor at the university of houston , a film scholar and the author of arresting cinema : surveillance in hong kong film .
set within the german reich during the 1930s ,
13 minutes
is a superbly acted and strikingly evocative work , with careful attention to period detail and its many emotional beats .
the new york premiere of denis johnson ' s shoppers carried by escalators into the flames will officially open june 30 rather than the planned june 25 , due to injuries in the cast .
a recent south park episode called night of the living homeless parodies the film .
if you can make it through the first 10 minutes of the film , you’re invested enough to keep going until the end . yes , it’s confusing and muddy and goes in a hundred different directions but it’s all by design . you just have to hang on and pay attention .
filmmaker hansal mehta has finally opened up about the allegations made by simran writer apurva asrani , saying he is not bothered by name calling on social media by “someone desperate to seek attention and gain sympathy” .
the store can also recognize returning shoppers , because mobile devices send unique identification codes when they search for networks . that means stores can now tell how repeat customers behave and the average time between visits .
according to the hollywood reporter ' s todd mccarthy , the film is
a very rosemary’s baby - like intimate horror tale that definitely grabs your attention and eventually soars well over the top to make the bold concluding statement that , for some creators , art is more important than life .
the american indie band ' sprites ' wrote a song entitled ' george romero ' which is obviously an homage to dawn of the dead and director george . a . romero . the track starts off with the mall announcment
attention all shoppers . . . attention all shoppers . . .
which is taken directly from dawn of the dead . then the song then goes on to describe what you would do during ' the end of the world ' zombie apocalypse . various other famous ' zombie ' movie directors are also mentioned in the song , as well as legendary fx artist ' tom savini ' , who did the fx for dawn of the dead . the song eventually finishes with ' peters ' line from the film
. . . . i ' m thinking . maybe we got a good thing going here . maybe we shouldn ' t be in such a hurry to leave . . .
. . . !
romero ' s film has received a number of re - cuts and re - edits , due mostly to dario argento ' s rights to edit the film for international foreign language release .
dinesh has worked with mani ratnam for many films including kadal , and the debutant director says his mentor liked the film and suggested a few changes —“he made a few corrections to the film , and we went back and rectified them . ” about the film , he elaborates , “the film revolves around four youngsters and the world around them . now , everything is about money and the film deals with the tipping point of such an extreme environment — where money becomes the only priority . ”
this version is no longer produced and is widely sought after by collectors and fans of the film .
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these shows all began as movies that eventually became broadway musicals that were adapted once again for film .
shoppers carried by escalators into the flames plays at the dimson theatre , 108 east 15th st . ( between union square east and irving place ) . tickets can be purchased through telecharge at ( 212 ) 239 - 6200 or online at urltoken .
the chinese horror film bio zombie is a parody of this film , as the plot is similar in where its characters must fight their way out of a shopping mall full of zombies . while dawn of the dead was a big shopping mall , the mall in this film is maze - like in design .
such resignation felt by ten years filmmakers like chow and au is common in hong kong film these days .
the original score for the film was recorded by long - time dario argento collaborators goblin . although the score features heavily in the european cut of the film ( argento ' s zombi cut ) , it is diluted in other cuts with stock music which often added an element of humour to the film ( see below ) .
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ten years itself is typical of this phenomenon , having started with seed money originating with a christian missionary program , and the resourcefulness demonstrated by both the filmmakers and the popular response their film provoked offers a breath of hope for sustaining alternative film styles within a world film market increasingly concerned with conforming with china’s requirements for noncontroversial commercial taste .
one , retailnext , uses video footage to study how shoppers navigate , determining , say , that men spend only one minute in the coat department , which may help a store streamline its men’s outerwear layout . it also differentiates men from women , and children from adults .
brickstream uses video information to watch shoppers . the company , based near atlanta , sells a $ 1 , 500 stereoscopic camera that separates adults from children , and counts people in different parts of a store to determine which aisles are popular and how many cash registers to open .
dinesh babu selvaraj’s debut directorial venture naalu peruku nalladhuna edhuvum thappilla — after being in post production for almost a year — has finally hit the screens . the film is one of the few crowdfunded tamil movies . “we have got the response what a small - budget movie generally receives in the beginning . we are hoping with word - of - mouth , it eventually garners more attention — and competes with other big - budget films , ” dinesh babu says , regarding the reception of his film by the audience .
mehta said he did not owe any explanation to anyone except to those who are the genuine stakeholders in his film .
have a suggestion for a film you’d like to see reviewed ? contact douglas at patspicksgreatfalls @ urltoken with your recommendations .
director hansal mehta has finally broken silence on the kangana ranaut credit controversy with writer apurva asrani in their upcoming film simran .
with the local industry’s decline alongside china’s emergence as the world’s largest film market , the hong kong film industry has survived by splitting into a bipartite system in which some artists and filmmakers entrench themselves by fashioning big - budget spectacles destined for the chinese market , while others remain committed to the genres and film styles more commonly favoured by local hong kong and global critical audiences .
indeed , although the film briefly seemed to present a remarkable moment of resistance to chinese power , current career opportunities for the ten years filmmakers are a cautionary tale consistent with the stories of repression , censorship and blacklisting depicted within the original film itself .
the tomatometer score — based on the opinions of hundreds of film and television critics — is a trusted measurement of critical recommendation for millions of fans . it represents the percentage of professional critic reviews that are positive for a given film or television show .
the british comedy film shaun of the dead both parodies and homages this movie and romero ' s other films in the dead series . the homage in this film runs deep enough that the entire movie may be considered tribute . in the television series
spaced
, from the makers of
shaun of the dead
, a poster for the film can be seen above the couch .
the rock band showbread has written several songs based off the film , such as
george romero will be at our wedding
.
appeared in the film the laramie project with lost co - stars michael emerson and jeremy davies as well as guest star clancy brown .
offers guests unique and popular entertainment experiences . its renowned theme parks feature some of the world’s most thrilling film and tv based attractions .
as ng concludes , “it is very fortunate that because of ten years we can get back to ground zero in making film . ”
nordstrom’s experiment is part of a movement by retailers to gather data about in - store shoppers’ behavior and moods , using video surveillance and signals from their cellphones and apps to learn information as varied as their sex , how many minutes they spend in the candy aisle and how long they look at merchandise before buying it .
while it’s something of a departure for haynes and may divide fans hoping for more of the cool sophistication of carol , wonderstruck is unmistakably the work of an artisan whose attention to detail mirrors the role of museum curators celebrated in the story , and whose attraction to the magnetic allure of the past is a defining trait .
at a time when china is now the world’s largest film market and co - productions between hong kong and mainland chinese film companies are a key source of employment for hong kong and other sinophone filmmakers and talent , the consequences of ten years ’ notoriety has been significant .
carbonell played a cuban man who fails in a mission to assassinate president batista in the andy garcia - directed feature film the lost city .
oliver hirschbiegel proved in 2004 ' s
downfall
that he could bring a remarkably vivid and atmospheric world war ii film to life .
the closing credits of the adult swim show robot chicken features a chicken - clucking version of romero ' s original end theme to the film .
assayas is among france ' s most respected filmmakers , but just what he was attempting to do with this film is something of a mystery .
alluding to asrani’s comment that mehta should show some spine and clear the air over the controversy , the director wrote , “my spine is whatever it is , weak or strong , it is only for my film and nothing else . if i chose not to speak it is for my film .
in its first week of release , the film grossed over $ 900 , 000 at 68 theaters , with only a minimal $ 125 , 000 being spent for advertising . the film would become an unqualified success , eventually becoming one of the most financially and commercially successful independent films of all time .
“that ' s what filmmaking should be : pushing yourself to make the most compelling picture , ” said cillian murphy of the nearly dialogue - free film .
as much a study of solitude , intimacy and otherworldly longings as it is a contemporary ghost story , the film is both genuinely scary and psychologically serious .
stewart is great throughout the film , but this extended silent scene gives the actress prone to twitchy intensity and hard - edged vulnerability plenty of satisfying exercise .
-
it ' s too late , isn ' t it , forney ?
-
too late ? for what ?
-
i lied to you when you asked me if i loved you , and i said no . remember ?
-
yes .
-
i lied , forney . it wasn ' t true , l - i love you . it ' s just , i lied because i thought you deserved something better .
-
something better than you ? novalee , there isn ' t anything better than you .
( song :
there you are
by martina mcbride ) ( announcer )
attention wal - mart shoppers and wedding guests : our garden center is running a special on potting soil and rakes .
much of the music used in the film was licensed from the dewolfe music library , a much utilized source of stock music for film and tv projects . although the goblin score has been variously available since the film ' s release , it was not until 2004 that any of the highly sought - after 60 - plus cues of library music used in the film were released on a compilation album from trunk records . the album included ' cause i ' m a man ' a song written by cliff twemlow under the pen name peter reno and recorded by the pretty things and herbert chappell ' s much loved 1965 composition
the gonk
— the humorous song that plays over the final credits and is considered by some to be the film ' s most memorable piece of music . the track is used in many references to the film including shaun of the dead and a variation ( performed in chicken clucks ) is used as the end theme to robot chicken . shaun of the dead opens with the track
figment
which also features on the compilation . the album ' s cover is taken from a belgian promotional poster for the film .
for example , realeyes , based in london , which analyzes facial cues for responses to online ads , monitors shoppers’ so - called happiness levels in stores and their reactions at the register . synqera , a start - up in st . petersburg , russia , is selling software for checkout devices or computers that tailors marketing messages to a customer’s gender , age and mood , measured by facial recognition .
indeed , unlike the underground film scene in mainland china – which once fostered visionary world filmmakers such as jia zhangke but since 2012 has been subject to a wave of abruptly shuttered festivals – independent hong kong films like ten years signal new paths for cinematic production and reception beyond the commercial roots in which hong kong film was founded .
it is to romero ' s methodology of film - making , along with the technical limitations imposed by the production ' s location , that one can attribute the discrepancies between the production draft of the script and the final cut of the film . but romero filmed certain vital aspects of the script nearly verbatim , such as the characters ' desirous attraction to the mall and the way they ' conquered ' their new home , were central threads which remained constant , helping to solidify his ideas for the suspenseful build - up of the film . the sequence in which roger and peter block the entrances with the trucks was another aspect that remained practically unaltered from page to film .
asrani responded on twitter saying , “if only he mentioned ‘the truth’ as many times as he has mentioned ‘my film’ , he wouldn’t have found himself in this degrading situation . ”
retailnext , based in san jose , calif . , adds data from shoppers’ smartphones to deduce even more specific patterns . if a shopper’s phone is set to look for wi - fi networks , a store that offers wi - fi can pinpoint where the shopper is in the store , within a 10 - foot radius , even if the shopper does not connect to the network , said tim callan , retailnext’s chief marketing officer .
a little over one month ago , my big fat greek wedding became the highest - grossing independent film of all time , breaking the record previously set by the blair witch project .
dawn of the dead also known as zombi ( internationally ) is a zombie horror film . it was written and directed by george a . romero and produced by dario argento . it starred david emge , ken foree , scott h . reiniger , and gaylen ross . it is the second in romero ' s
dead
series , preceded by night of the living dead , and is followed by two sequels . unlike its predecessor , this film is more of a polemic , exploring the apocalyptic effects a
zombie epidemic
would have on society , than a straightforward horror film .
romero ' s original script for dawn of the dead was a 253 - paged treatment . the director gave the script almost an obsessive attention to detail — infamously detailing everything from locations to set dressings and props . romero even went so far as to draw a diagram of the fake wall leading to the group ' s hideout . the industry standard rule that one page equals one minute of screen time would have given this script a running time of over four hours .
on any given day , david newton reads two or three film scripts . each week , at least 20 land on his desk . and the toronto executive , whose warehouse office is in the heart of toronto ' s film district , goes through them all , line by line , on the lookout for those sure - fire scripts that will custom - fit his clients and make them shine .
although the film is not chronological , per se , it has a commendable pace that reveals just enough about elser ' s character — vis - a - vis flashback — at the opportune time .
with the limited audience and stigma that an x - rating attracted , very few studios would take the financial risk of releasing such a film . laurel released the film with the following warning :
there is no explicit sex in this picture . however , there are scenes of violence that may be considered shocking . no one under 17 will be admitted .
none of the potential distributors were willing to make such a compromise , and refused to release it unless the film was recut for an r rating . romero refused , and to prove the filmmaker ' s point , richard rubenstein arranged an advanced screening of a rough cut of the film in new york . the crowd for the showing was enormous , and the response wildly approving . dawn of the dead had an audience , and won over one of the three potential distributors : united film distribution company , a subsidiary of united artists theatres . it was not a major studio but could provide enough of the push that the film would need . unfortunately , an unrated picture faced certain restrictions , which included being banned from running ads in some newspapers or from advertising on tv in certain states ( such as maryland and illinois ) before 11pm .
romero cut a 139 minute version of the film ( now known as the extended , or director ' s , cut ) for premiere at the cannes film festival . eventually it would be cut down to 126 minutes for the theatrical release . argento would cut it down further for his edit .
the first version of the film was very long , so we cut it to more acceptable dimensions .
in september of 1978 , titanus films of rome , italy released the first public premiere of the film with argento ' s european cut , titled :
zombi : l’alba dei morti viventi
. followed in march of 1979 by french distributor rene chateau , titled
zombie : le crépuscule des morts vivants
, then spain with
zombi : el regreso de los muertos vivientes
, the netherlands with
zombie : in de greep van de zombies
, germany’s constantin films with
zombie
and denmark with
zombie : raedslernes morgan
. the film ' s us theatrical premiere was in new york , april 10 , 1979 . a week later , the film had a northeastern run and 400 prints were readied for pre - summer release . the mideast and southern premieres were july 13 , 1979 .
with this idea planted in his head , the tour continued , with romero making note of the blank , expressionless faces of the mall ' s shoppers as they shuffled throughout the indoor shopping center . romero made the connection between the mall ' s patrons and his own zombies almost immediately , likening the droning consumers — with their insatiable and driving desire for materialistic gratification — with that of his own cannibalistic creations and their driving need for consuming human flesh , each motivated by a singular fulfilling need .
the credit row took an ugly turn with asrani saying he was arm - twisted into giving in kangana’s demand , an allegation denied by the film’s producer shailesh singh who said asrani was creating ruckus for publicity .
the production is presented by elizabeth cuthrell and david urrutia for evenstar productions — the team behind the film
jesus ' son ,
adapted from johnson ' s book of short stories by the same name .
in 2004 , after numerous dvd releases , anchor bay entertainment released the long - awaited ultimate edition box set of dawn of the dead , featuring all three widely - available versions of the film , along with numerous commentaries , documentaries and extras . understandably , this is considered the
definitive
home release of the film , as it includes all of the major release versions supplemented with commentary and an extra bonus disc .
the sequence of the film is not linear , as it begins with elser ' s attempt to assassinate hitler by planting a bomb inside a column of a munich
bierkeller ,
and fleeing to neutral switzerland .
in essence , the script was notes to work from ,
explained romero in paul gagne ' s the zombies that ate pittsburgh .
i wanted a lot of detail , because i knew i was never going to have time for storyboards or anything like that . it actually is more of a storyboard than a script . i was just trying to communicate the film to all different departments . i ' ve always had to adapt to whatever the working arrangements were , you know ? it ' s never been formal .
among the main differences that exist between the script and the final version of the film is in its tone . though much lighter than romero ' s initial concept , the script is a straightforward exposition of the gruesome horror and action in the film , but without the lightheartedness and humor that eventually crept into the film ' s production .
“and when i do speak it will only be in the service of my film - not driven by any blackmail or any noise on social media where dignity is perceived as weakness and conversation is replaced by allegation . ”
there have been no other home release versions since this 2004 edition , however there are foreign - produced bootleg blu ray editions available that are of considerably lower quality , without any extra features or cuts of the film .
in grand theft auto : vice city stories mission
brawn of the dead
, vic must act in the mall in a film where he has to fend off zombies , the director resembles george a . romero .
warner bros . ' dunkirk arrived stateside on tuesday night , with cillian murphy , kenneth branagh , mark rylance , harry styles , fionn whitehead and helmer christopher nolan in tow at the film’s u . s . premiere .
margolin won the best actress award at the san francisco festival , drawing hollywood ' s attention . indeed , the american reception for the film - if not equalled abroad - presaged major careers for all concerned . margolin , however , hesitated , and went to argentina to play the childhood friend of a young fascist terrorist . this was el ojo de la cerradura ( the eavesdropper , 1964 ) , made by another husband - and - wife director - writer team , leopoldo torte nilsson and beatriz guido . it too is forgotten , but in this case unjustly : torre nilsson was an uneven director who at his best could combine artifice , corruption , obsession and claustrophobia in a way that was uniquely his - when compared , even , to bunuel .
the credit row took an ugly turn with asrani saying he was arm - twisted into giving in kangana’s demand , an allegation denied by the film’s producer shailesh singh who said asrani was creating ruckus for publicity . ( youtube )
importantly , this sense of marginalisation does not have to be explicitly political , but could also just reflect the general sidelining that is occurring as china’s influence over regional and global film production dictates what kinds of movies get made .
visually , the film is too tightly wound : ryan ' s character positioning is glaringly stagey , while the film ' s overall look is drab . its production and costume palette consists of dull , earth tones , which are further dulled by cinematographer andrew dunn ' s murky lensing . on the near - plus side , john mellencamp ' s string - swept score grates and swirls , both ascendant and funereal , nicely amplifying the characters ' tribulations .
asrani has alleged that the film’s lead , kangana ranaut , who has been credited as ‘additional dialogue and story writer’ tried to discredit his work in public by saying that she developed the story with mehta from a one - line screenplay .
casting for the film would take place in new york , with the help of casting director john amplas , who had portrayed the title character in martin . romero intended to cast a group of unknown actors to bring the characters of dawn of the dead to life , just as he had in night of the living dead . interestingly , both david emge ( stephen ) and scott reiniger ( roger ) worked at the same restaurant that romero visited while casting the film .
the producers had come to newton hoping to get permission from a manufacturer to show its ouzo brand in their independent film . ( greece ' s national drink gets high billing in the romantic comedy . ) he did that and more .
dario argento ' s 118 minute european zombi cut differs greatly from both us versions . argento specifically recut the film to meet the expectations of the european market , removing much of the character development and dialogue in favor of playing up the action - and - violence aspects of the film . the zombi cut relied heavily on the film ' s comic - book adventure aspect , with the numerous edits removing much of romero ' s underlying subtext—a fact that romero acknowledges when he states argento never really understood the film . in addition , argento also removed most of romero ' s stock cues and music , replacing them with the goblin soundtrack , and included more classically - flavored music over the music heard in the mall . though this version has a shorter running time , it features extensions and recuts of scenes not seen anywhere else , including an ending that removes the final montage sequence for a sparse , black backdrop . in certain countries , argento ' s cut was re - edited even more , removing most of the gore in favor of a lightweight adventure film . it was issued as part of anchor bay entertainment | anchor bay entertainment ' s ultimate edition box set in 2004 and separately as zombi : dawn of the dead in 2005 .
death metal / grindcore band
mortician
sampled the famous
when there is no more room in hell , the dead will walk the earth
line in their song ,
zombie apocalypse
, which rougly outlined the film ' s premise .
while all this might seem dreadfully confusing , it’s not so much once you get into the meat of the film . director jaco van dormael does a great job of turning what could be a massive mess of intertwined plots into a somewhat comprehensive story .
unfortunately personal shopper , despite some promising moments , becomes an incoherent - - albeit stylish - - mess with no clear sense of self or direction . stewart ' s understated skill would have worked in a better written , better directed film . however , personal shopper doesn ' t give her enough space or time , leaving the performance mostly underwhelming - - if not at times , misplaced . what is most frustrating is that there were certainly elements of the film , if strung together in another lifetime , that would have made for an endearing thriller .
maybe the only flaw with the movie is its title and cover . viewers may expect a snappy comedic romp rather than the personal odyssey film that it is . maybe that explains the negative reviews . i agree whole - heartedly with the two four - star reviews written below .
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i have a son . i shall call him mini - roo .
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now , that should be the way you end a film . with the star .
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someone call my agent !
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that ' s all , blokes !
if that ' s true , it will be interesting to see how audiences take to the new james bond film , die another day , which hits theatres in less than three weeks . the iconic bond - - a bulletproof brand - - has signed 20 companies and their products .
ken foree as peter washington : a member of the philadelphia police department swat team involved in assaulting the apartment complex at the beginning of the film . he is resourceful and intelligent and more levelheaded than roger . peter is the main protagonist , and like ben ( the protagonist in night of the living dead ) , is african - american . he has some caribbean heritage , as he tells of a trinidadian grandfather of his who told stories that
when there is no more room in hell , the dead shall walk the earth
, hence the film ' s tagline .
despite limitations imposed by 1970s filmmaking technology , inconvenient late - night filming and budgetary constraints , the film is one of the most financially successful horror films , when one considers production cost versus profit . the film ' s success was greatly helped by the fact that it was sold on the international market , as it was edited in varied ways to suit each market . for example , italian producer dario argento edited the movie to achieve a story with considerably less character development and a much faster pace compared to romero ' s definitive cut , which was peppered with humor and cultural satire .
much of the lead - up to the two suicides was left in the film , as fran stands on the roof doing nothing as zombies approach , and peter puts a gun to his head , ready to shoot himself , before suddenly deciding to live and shooting zombies as heroic music plays .
once filming resumed , romero had assembled enough of his script on film that he would be able to edit and cut the film into a viable release form . it was in this atmosphere that romero fostered an improvisational stage in production , where new ideas were freer to develop than before — chief among these was the filming of the biker gang ' s attack on the mall . the pagans , a local biker gang , had been brought in by the production to create the hostile thugs that would attack the film ' s protagonists ; their infamous pie fight was completely improvised , a gag that was conceived and filmed on the spot ( this fact is slightly contended , as there is a story that says while writing the script for night of the living dead , romero and john a . russo contemplated how they should have the zombies destroyed , at which point co - star and make - up artist marilyn eastman joked that they could throw pies into their faces—whether or not this is true , though , is debatable ) . the opening arrival of the bikers as they raid the mall was almost completely unplanned , as well ; cameras simply filmed the action , with romero later editing the rough film into sequence .
as for my big fat greek wedding , sure , newton says s . c . johnson asked for a little more profile with the windex bottle . and they got it because the producers - - who made the film on $ 5 - million - - thought it would add to the realism of the script .
carbonell has won awards such as the alma awards 1999 alma award outstanding actor in a comedy series for suddenly susan and the star on the horizon award ( president award ) at the ft . lauderdale international film festival in 2003 . he has been nominated for numerous other awards at the alma awards and nclr awards .
filmed previously as the human comedy in 1943 , this rebirth is almost a casebook study of how not to transpose “literature” to film . a heartfelt yet sodden directorial debut by meg ryan , ithaca is wordy and static . saroyan ' s novel was a sharp smear on the fragility of life in a world of wild extremes and shifting circumstances . unfortunately , the film ' s drama is enervated by incessant voiceover , background radio , newsreels , out - loud letter readings and other noise . while it reunites meg ryan and tom hanks , which might prove alluring in ads , hanks appears only in a tiny book - end role .
this 127 minute cut is the version that romero considers to be the definitive cut of the film . the action and pacing are tight , as is the narrative flow . romero ' s cut focuses primarily on character development , and differs only slightly from his original extended cut of the film played at the cannes film festival . most scenes are nearly identical , though they are trimmed and re - edited in such a way as to maximize their pacing . the audio differs slightly as well , combining parts of the argento - favored goblin soundtrack and the library stock music found in the director ' s cut , as well as switching various other audio effects . the us theatrical cut was also released in the uk and canada , but with a majority of the gore edited or cut out . it was released in its entirety on laserdisc in japan . it has been reissued via anchor bay entertainment numerous times , including their ultimate edition box set in 2004 .
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the story rather interestingly hypothesizes that ghost sightings have less to do with otherworldly dimensions than the mental and emotional state of those who experience the same . and so a film delving onto the psyche of a young woman undergoing some shit . i liked it mostly , with some parts being mesmerizing , while still an uneven effort .
david levine directs a cast that includes gretchen cleevely ( juno and the paycock ) , kevin corrigan (
walking and talking ,
trees lounge
) , emily mcdonnell ( north atlantic - the wooster group ) , betty miller ( three sisters , coastal disturbances ) , will patton ( what did he see , fool for love ) , michael shannon ( killer joe ) , adam trese ( the waverly gallery ) , james urbaniak ( lipstick traces ) and kaili vernoff ( looping in the land of the living - here ) . shoppers ' creative team features marsha ginsberg ( sets ) , mimi o ' donnell ( costumes ) , sarah sidman ( lights ) , robert kaplowitz ( sound ) and nicki ledermann ( hair / make - up ) . douglas crosby handles fight choreography .
as au’s own contribution to ten years portrays , hong kong since reunification has increasingly shifted towards putonghua , rather than the cantonese long dominant in hong kong and hong kong film . thus au’s ten years contribution , entitled “dialect , ” depicts a taxi driver who is unable to find fares due both to legislation and to customer distaste .
by now , the marathon race to the oscars in february usually has a couple of clear - cut front - runners — even if the public hasn’t seen them in theaters . not so this time around . “there’s not a film this year that people really have a crush on , ” one awards consultant says . here ' s why .
while wordy , ithaca is nearly bereft of everyday dialogue : erik jendresen ' s script , focusing on the philosophical queries , crushes the human intrigue . amid these drones , nothing feels or sounds natural , which is particularly egregious since saroyan ' s book imparted a real sense of place ( his hometown of fresno , changed to ithaca for the narrative ) . one of the few moments the film actually entertains comes when the elderly alcoholic telegrapher imparts sage , crusty wisdom to eager - beaver homer . on this plus side , not only have the filmmakers used the historical back - road sites of virginia for their filming , they have picked up the formidable talents of local - yokel sam shepard . costumed in harold lloyd - type period glasses and swiveling around in his telegrapher ' s chair , shepard infuses the proceedings with some comic relief and perspective . his bits stand out : shepard ' s soft , creaky voice , mixed with intermittent high - pitched punctuation , give you the feeling that this guy could do a helluva w . c . fields . unfortunately , those kinds of attention drifts are unintended but necessary to endure the rest of what ' s onscreen .
his character in the film smokin ' aces , ( pasquale acosta s . a . gerald diego ) , is the only one who shares screen time with matthew fox ' s character ( bill , security super ) . in that scene , carbonell ' s character kills fox ' s character . also starring in the movie is lost actor kevin durand .
romero completed nearly half the script , which outlined a dark , primal film revolving around a pregnant woman and her companion seeking refuge from the undead in the safety of the mall , sheltering themselves in a large complex of hidden ducts , venturing into the mall only in search of supplies . much of the script had the characters naked . they then uncover that a paramilitary group is trucking in and storing fresh human flesh within its confines to
feed
the creatures . the protagonists
were really like cavepeople . i was really going out there , very heavy ,
romero explained . the director would soon be contacted from overseas by dario argento , a former film critic - turned - famed italian horror director .
the current work of the ten years ’ filmmakers is particularly intriguing in this light . building upon their momentum , most of the original ten years team are now working with peers to launch similar omnibus projects in taiwan , thailand , japan and korea . ( the exception is jevons au , currently shooting a grant - funded film about hong kong teens . )
the notion that mother ! might have autobiographical meaning is raised by the daily beast ' s marlow stern , who argues that the pic is
ultimately concerned with the parasitic nature of the male artist ; how he drains the lifeblood from all those around him in the name of creativity and ego fuel . in that sense , it’s a remarkably self - absorbed film , and one that , allegorical or not , feels like an agonized mea culpa from the artist ( aronofsky ) to those in his personal orbit .
( stern also writes ,
[ t ] his is a film designed to fuck with you . and fuck with you it does .
that is , i believe , a recommendation . )
a fan of night of the living dead and an early critical proponent of the film , argento was eager to hear the news of plans to sequelize the horror classic . argento , while in new york for the premiere of his film suspiria , was introduced to romero and producer richard p . rubenstein . his interest to become involved with the project was immediate . argento contacted romero and invited the director to come to rome in order to finish the script , convinced that the change of scenery would assist in inspiring romero ' s writing . romero and his future wife , christine forrest , were situated within the heart of rome , in an apartment overlooking the city . they shared dinners with argento , discussing the script ' s progress .
the film ' s music varies with each of the various cuts . for romero ' s theatrical version , musical cues and selections were chosen from the music dewolfe library , a compilation of stock musical scores and cues . romero chose these instead of live orchestration due to their cost efficiency . incidentally , while peter and stephen attempt to close and lock the gates towards the film ' s end , the music playing is the same as that which accompanied the opening credits of monty python and the holy grail which also used selections from the dewolfe library . some of the music heard in the mall , as well , was actually unintentional . at 7am , the music would play over the loudspeaker . instead of trying to avoid this — because the crew could not figure out how to turn it off — romero used it in certain scenes . the music heard playing over the film ' s credits was actually not the mall ' s music — it was a song titled
the gonk
— a polka style song with a chorus of zombie moans added over the background by romero — from the dewolfe library .
it turned out to be a bonus for everyone . the film has raked in more than $ 185 - million ( u . s . ) so far . vardalos , a relative unknown in celebrity circles , is tonight ' s host of saturday night live . and s . c . johnson ? well , the wisconsin - based firm is still laughing all the way to the bank .
au openly acknowledges the story’s inspiration from his own work as a screenwriter , who is uncomfortable speaking putonghua and who feels unfamiliar with mainland interests and tastes . confessing that he has begun to “lose confidence” in his scriptwriting , au acknowledges that the local film industry’s shift towards to the mainland market might soon leave him limited only to the local hong kong - based stories he feels comfortable telling .
back in toronto , where premier entertainment ' s business has never been better , newton says he ' s run into very few of that kind of headaches . primarily because he tries to keep his deals simple ; placing donzi boats in charlie ' s angels , and getting smirnoff some good space in meg ryan ' s upcoming film , in the cut , which is coming out next year .
the movie – which fell subject to an aggressive censorship and negative media campaign by the chinese government – ultimately won the global public relations war when it was exhibited at dozens of city - wide free public screenings a few days before it was named the year’s best picture at the hong kong film awards . however , the young filmmakers behind the movie continue to suffer blowback from their association with the controversy .
no less seriously , the independent filmmakers express their unflagging commitment to artistic freedom , even in the face of the world’s superpowers and their correspondingly influential film industries . as noted by another one of the ten years contributors , ng kar - leung – who was one the movie’s original conceptualisers and also is one of the key figures behind the new “ ten years international” project – “unfortunately , history always repeats itself . ”
the film went on to do well at the box office despite its setbacks in the united states , eventually grossing around $ 55 million worldwide . [ 4 ] eventually , the film really found its niche as a home video release and at midnight drive - ins , spawning a countless number of edits and re - cuts for the us as well as the international community , and even an r rating in 1983 to allow it to be shown along with creepshow , a romero and stephen king venture . the outcry from fans was such that the version was never shown again , the r - rating certificate being surrendered back to the mpaa . laurel called a
radical rejection
in a press release following the recall . dawn of the dead would first be released on home video in 1983 . see below for a detailed description of these variations .
as ten years producer andrew choi wryly notes , already during the film’s reception in 2016 he had joked with american audiences and critics that “if trump wins , [ they ] could do a ten years : us . ” thus tongue - in - cheek suggesting that the us ought to be as wary of its current government as hong kong , choi reminds us how much a movie can teach audiences about issues impacting our daily lives .
nolan’s oft - collaborator murphy commended the director on creating a gripping film with so little dialogue . “i think he’s really pushing his philosophy and approach to filmmaking with this one , and it’s been wonderful to see him challenging himself , ” said the actor . “that’s what filmmaking should be : pushing yourself to make the most compelling picture . ” murphy also shared a piece of advice for audiences on opening weekend : “get some rest first ! ”
amazon studios is partnering with roadside attractions on an awards - season push , beginning oct . 20 in limited release . the usual on - camera heavy - hitters , julianne moore and in particular michelle williams , are confined to supporting roles . but their gifted young castmates , oakes fegley ( pete’s dragon ) and newcomer millicent simmonds , a deaf actress making a gorgeous debut , give the film a warmth and immediacy that should transcend age barriers .
the iconic setting yields some of the film’s most memorable sequences , giving lachman the luxury of shooting exhibits in both color and black and white . the famous dioramas in the hall of north american mammals provide particularly arresting imagery ; never have taxidermy animals looked so soulful . in another of the plot’s countless connective threads , an icy tableau of minnesota wolves ties back into ben’s recurring nightmares , while other discoveries jibe with his love for collecting curios .
his attempt , of course , fails , but not by much ( the elapsed time between hitler ' s exit and the explosion plays into the film ' s title ) . the remainder of the movie finds elser being interrogated and tortured by nazi officers , including police chief arthur nebe ( burghart klaußner ) and gestapo head heinrich müller ( johann von bülow ) , each of whom believe elser must have worked with a group to conspire against the führer .
if you have ever had to staff a booth at an expo or community fair , and are not the particularly outgoing type , you will appreciate this movie . nestor carbonell ( script writer and star ) does a great job of conveying the anguish and dread of waiting for someone to stop by the table and dreading it when they do . the bulk of the film takes place in k - mart , and trust me , it ' s spot on .