Hey folks, Harry here - This particular week’s worth of releases… when I sat down to write about them a week ago Monday, after spending the previous week in L.A. I realized… I’d hardly seen or screened ANY of the releases, as they all came while I was in L.A. As I started looking at the releases I realized… OH GOD, I CAN’T WAIT TO WRITE ABOUT THESE, but I really felt strongly that I should get through a lot of the releases. As a result… it has taken most of this past week to get through these releases, as well as the screeners of awards time films. And yes, I’ll be having to write a big Awards article this year, to just comment about these films. Far less amazing than in past years, I have to say.
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Tuesday, November 16th, 2010
THE COMPLETE METROPOLIS
This week there’s a lot of truly great releases, but honestly – I do feel that these first 7 or so titles are absolute musts. None with higher value than having the opportunity to see the Complete METROPOLIS. A film of such complete beauty and awe… that it is hard to talk about without just being a gobsmacked fanboy. The sheer design of the film. Not just the modeled and painted cityscapes… but the design of the frame, with multiple exposures that are just mind-blowingly awesome to watch. BUT – the story is the best. A film about something that we as a society is still battling – the various class barriers that plague the common good as illustrated by a family and a burgeoning romance. This is how amazing film can be, that reality will never capture. Watching this version has scenes that clarify a great deal of the film’s narrative. But most of all, now that it is complete it actually feels shorter. KINO rules for this release. I’m sure that at some point some digital super wizards will work to restore the newly found footage. It certainly makes sense to me. Though it would be a very pricey restoration. I know it will happen. Although the powers that be may never get around to it, so this is the best there is – and I love it!
MODERN TIMES (Criterion Blu)
A poem of a film. A film where Chaplin teaches how to survive all the troubles of the world, how to handle defeat and depression and simply, that is with a smile. It can defeat every obstacle It is a basic philosophy that is a simple truth throughout human existence. It was something that Chaplin had an ease at creating. I’ve never understood the debate about Chaplin and Keaton. Chaplin was simply the most charismatic effortless seeming genius ever to bless the screen. Watching his ballet upon rollerskates blindfolded… slicing through the frame, your heart beating faster… all whilst smiling… It is perfection. Like his every motion. I just smile constantly as he’s upon screen. Everything about him makes me smile. His hair, his moustache, his oversized pants, coat and shoes. How he has an opinion and a thought that goes with his every action. As though he judges and considers the very act with purpose. Again, it makes me smile. By not talking he forces you to pay attention to him. Because every second of the film, he’s speaking volumes at ya. His singing number in MODERN TIMES is sublime genius. So awesome.
New, restored high-definition digital transfer – looks amazing!
New audio commentary by Chaplin biographer David Robinson
Two new visual essays, by Chaplin historians John Bengtson and Jeffrey Vance
New program on the film's visual and sound effects
Interview from 1992 with Modern Times music arranger David Raksin
Chaplin Today: "Modern Times" (2004), a half-hour program
Two segments removed from the film
Three theatrical trailers
"All at Sea" (1933), a home movie by Alistair Cooke featuring Charlie Chaplin
"The Rink" (1916), a Chaplin two-reeler highlighting his skill on wheels – which while awesome, it isn’t nearly as great as the routine in MODERN TIMES, though his Big Bad Wolf moment in it is priceless… like much of the short.
"For the First Time" (1967), a Cuban documentary short – that is all about essentially, a Rolling Roadshow to villages that had never seen a movie before… and then they would SHOW a movie, but not just any movie… They showed MODERN TIMES, and it blows the audiences’ minds. Children all the way to the village elders. Shock & awe… Smiles & tears of joy! An extraordinary example of the power of film.
PLUS: A booklet featuring an essay by film critic Saul Austerlitz and more!
SHERLOCK JR. / THREE AGES (Blu Ray)
Ok – now ya know how much I told ya I loved METROPOLIS & MODERN TIMES… that love is shared at an exact same level as SHERLOCK JR. For many cine-geeks, SHERLOCK JR is precisely the film that makes KEATON the greater genius than Chaplin. But, I don’t share their belief that we’re volcano space spores either. Heretics. Now… all I’m saying is… If CHAPLIN is Christ, than KEATON is Buddha. I love the ideas, words and messages of both these men, and I think it is silly to even argue about who was the greater talent, rather – the discussion is about which message, ideas and words greater affected you personally. Also, you get the great THREE AGES, which I love mainly because I love Wallace Beery and getting to see him this far back is a genuine treat, as I haven’t had a chance to see much of Beery’s silent work. Here’s the special features:
SHERLOCK, JR.: Music by The Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra in 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround and 2.0 Stereo, Music by The Club Foot Orchestra, Vintage jazz score compiled by Jay Ward, 15 minute documentary on the making of the film, Audio commentary by historian David Kalat, Stills gallery.
THREE AGES SPECIAL FEATURES: Music arranged and directed by Robert Israel in 2.0 Stereo, Organ Score by Lee Erwin, Piano score, Man s Genesis (1912): A nine-minute excerpt of the D.W. Griffith prehistoric romance that inspired Keaton s parody, Visual essay on the film s locations by Silent Echoes author John Bengtson, Three Ages re-cut as a trio of stand alone short films.
THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER (Criterion Blu)
Just an amazing film. Possibly the greatest FABLE ever shot. My personal favorite Robert Mitchum character in film history. Followed quickly by THUNDER ROAD and CAPE FEAR… but this… This is one of the great performances. And the kids… and Shelley Winters… and Lillian Gish… And the shots. The astonishing reality is – this movie was not a beloved classic upon release. It took decades to build its audience. For the right people to see it, for the right directors to reference it. Filmmakers like Scorsese & Del Toro… Now it is a film that cine-lovers freak over, but still a great many folks have never seen it. If you saw Scorsese’s CAPE FEAR – the Max Cady character that Deniro played was far more influenced by NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, than the original CAPE FEAR. The motivation was the same, but the religious notions, the tattoos on the hand, his way with people… That’s NIGHT OF THE HUNTER. Only… not as good. If you love film, you’ll love this movie. It is brilliant.
Now – ok – you folks that love NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, but that might be hesitant in the least about buying this pricey Criterion BluRay – let me cut through the shit.
The 2nd BluRay in this box has a documentary. The documentary is called CHARLES LAUGHTON DIRECTS THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER… and it is, genuinely, the most insightful documentary about how a director can work and manipulate actors into the performances that they give. And when you watch NIGHT OF THE HUNTER and you wonder how Laughton got the performances he got out of these kids… You’ll find out. The astonishing amount of footage, with original on-set recorded audio, that allows you to see Laughton talk, berate and guide these kids through the scenes. You hear his direction, you see the impact on the actors… you see how the scenes get developed, as they were being shot. Not being RELATED to you second hand through nostalgia ridden memory – but long, multiple takes as CHARLES LAUGHTON directs – and you’ll weep louder than you’ve weeped before about how Laughton should have directed more & often.
I can not stress enough – if you’ve ever wanted to see how to direct children… this is one of the great docs about one of the great kids’ films that will get under your skin and blow you away. And that’s not the only extra on here… This is seriously one of the finest single title releases in the history of Criterion in my opinion. Here’s the extras:
New, restored high-definition digital transfer
Audio commentary with assistant director Terry Sanders, F. X. Feeney, and more
Night of the Hunter - a treasure trove of outtakes from the film (2.5 hrs)
Interviews with producer Paul Gregory, Sanders, Jones, and Jeffrey Couchman
New video interview with Simon Callow
Clip from the The Ed Sullivan Show
Fifteen-minute episode of the BBC show "Moving Pictures"
Archival interview with cinematographer Stanley Cortez
Gallery of sketches by author Davis Grubb
New video conversation between Gitt and film critic Leonard Maltin
Original theatrical trailer
PLUS: A booklet featuring essays by critics Terrence Rafferty and Michael Sragow
MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (Blu-Book)
I love the MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY story. I love this version, the Brando version and yes, the Mel Gibson version. If you’re someone that collects BEST PICTURE winners, this won that honor in 1935. Laughton is a great Bligh. Gable is, frankly – a bit soft as Fletcher Christian to me. I prefer Brando’s. But Laughton’s Bligh is just not to be trifled with. I love that this came out on the same day as NIGHT OF THE HUNTER – because this is one of his most iconic roles in the history of Laughton’s astonishing career. Laughton is an actor’s actor – and the best actors love Charles Laughton. That’s just a rule. The featurette on PITCAIRN ISLAND TODAY – is actually not of today, but was a publicity piece done at the time of this movie… and the line about inbreeding on the island cracks me up. Definitely a film worth picking up.
AVATAR (3-BluRay Mega Super Duper Set)
There’s two reasons to pick up this BluRay. First, if you ever liked the film, you’ll love the longer version more. At least I sure as hell did. And the second is the two additional blurays of amazing extra content, that peels back the veneer of secrecy and shows you not only how Jim made this amazing world. But you’ll also see over 45 minutes of deleted scenes… ALL OF WHICH should be finished and released in a future version of this film. The BROTHER TERMITE test is awesome. But this is one of those sets that just makes full use of the power of BluRay. Here’s everything you get – you decide:
Disc 1: Three Movie Versions
Original Theatrical Edition (includes family audio track with objectionable language removed)
Special Edition Re-Release (includes family audio track with objectionable language removed)
Collector’s Extended Cut with 16 additional minutes, including alternate opening on earth
Disc 2: Filmmaker's Journey
Over 45 minutes of never-before-seen deleted scenes
Capturing Avatar: Feature-length documentary covering the 16-year filmmakers’ journey, including interviews with James Cameron, Jon Landau, cast and crew
A Message from Pandora: James Cameron’s visit to the Amazon rainforest
The 2006 art reel: Original pitch of the Avatar vision
Brother termite test: Original motion capture test
The ILM prototype: Visual effects reel
Screen tests: Sam Worthington, Zoë Saldana
Zoë’s life cast: Makeup session footage
On-set footage as live-action filming begins
VFX progressions
Crew film: The Volume
Disc 3: Pandora's Box
Interactive scene deconstruction: Explore the stages of production of 17 different scenes through three viewing modes: capture level, template level, and final level with picture-in-picture reference
Production featurettes: Sculpting Avatar, Creating the Banshee, Creating the Thanator, The AMP Suit, Flying Vehicles, Na’vi Costumes, Speaking Na’vi, Pandora Flora, Stunts, Performance Capture, Virtual Camera, The 3D Fusion Camera, The Simul-Cam, Editing Avatar, Scoring Avatar, Sound Design, The Haka: The Spirit of New Zealand
Avatar original script
Avatar screenplay by James Cameron
Pandorapedia: Comprehensive guide to Pandora
Lyrics from five songs by James Cameron
The art of Avatar: Over 1,850 images in 16 themed galleries (The World of Pandora, The Creatures, Pandora Flora, Pandora Bioluminescence, The Na’vi, The Avatars, Maquettes, Na’vi Weapons, Na’vi Props, Na’vi Musical Instruments, RDA Designs, Flying Vehicles, AMP Suit, Human Weapons, Land Vehicles, One-Sheet Concepts)
BD-Live Extras
BD-Live extras require a BD-Live-enabled player and an Internet connection. The following extras may be available a limited-time only and are subject to change over time: Crew Short: The Night Before Avatar; additional screen tests, including Stephen Lang, Giovanni Ribisi, Joel David Moore, CCH Pounder, and Laz Alonso; speaking Na’vi rehearsal footage; Weta Workshop: walk-and-talk presentation
Disney’s A CHRISTMAS CAROL (4-Disc Combo)
I suppose this will be the way of things for a certain type of film. Certainly it was with this week that Blu-Ray 3D really took off – and it happens on the day of the big AVATAR release, which curiously is missing the 4th BluRay which would give you the 3D experience for the film. Not so here. I haven’t got the 3D set up at my home quite yet. I’m probably going to pick up the equipment to do that in the new year. There’s not nearly enough product out immediately, that I feel the need to leap for it, and at the same time, we’ll see how it catches on. As for the film, there’s some amazing work, especially in the performances of Jim Carrey. Here’s what you get:
4-DISC BLU-RAY COMBO PACK
• Mr. Scrooge's Wild Ride (In 3D)
• Plus All Blu-ray & DVD Bonus Features
1-DISC BLU-RAY
• Behind The Carol: The Full Motion Capture Experience
• Digital Advent Calendar
• Plus All DVD Bonus Features
1-DISC DVD
• Capturing A Christmas Carol
• On Set With Sammi
• Deleted Scenes
THE LAST AIRBENDER
I no longer pity M. Night’s THE LAST AIRBENDER, I’m fucking furious at it now. After watching and writing my original review of this film… after being convinced by you very passionate cartoon lovers, I watched the whole of the AVATAR animated series, and holy fucking shit…. HOW ON EARTH DO YOU FUCK THIS UP when given the budget and resources that M. Night had. First off – the film isn’t nearly as ugly as all you poor sods that experienced the hell that was the 3D version of this film. You’ll finally see that ILM really did some nice work. I guarantee you that it was a small portion of what the effects folks probably would’ve liked to have done, had a sane director that watched the series and distilled the best of season 1 into a single film would’ve come up with. Seriously. That final battle? FUCKING LAME! When a tv cartoon kicks the living shit out your $150+ million dollar giant tentpole movie… in terms of scope of imagination, power of action and just pure emotional content. That’s not even getting down to the point that ALL THE CHARACTERS ARE FUCKING WRONG! Jesus God in heaven… This is seriously one of the worst adaptations I’ve ever seen. M Night, you can do better.
THE POLAR EXPRESS – 3D BluRay
The Uncanny Valley. In my opinion, the only way to see this movie is if you go to an IMAX theater that plays it during the holidays. Because it is kinda awesome in IMAX 3D. Otherwise, it doesn’t quite wield its magic. The “performance capture” wasn’t quite up to snuff. Everything feels stiff, the eyes are doll eyes, without a glimmer of intelligence from within. No light of a soul.
Also Includes the 2-D Version, Playable on Your Standard Blu-ray Player.
Special Features in 2-D:
Smokey and Steamer Song Not Seen in Theatres
You Look Familiar: The Many Polar Faces of Tom Hanks
A Genuine Ticket to Ride Documentary Gallery: 5 Featurettes
True Inspirations: An Authors Adventure: Profiling Chris Van Allsburg
Believe: Josh Groban Performs at the Greek Theatre
Behind the Scenes of Believe: Bringing a Hit Song to Magical Life in the Recording Studio
Flurry of Effects Gallery: 5 Motion-Capture Sessions
Snow Angels: The Moviemakers Christmas Memories
Theatrical Trailer
THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT
I watched the whole thing. I’m supposed to consider this Liberal Lesbian Family Soap Opera for End of the Year KUDOS – according to the screener I got… but actually, I got the BluRay before that screener, but man. You know what this is? This is a Middle Aged Penthouse Forum Story that wants to be an AfterSchool special about what happens when the children of a Lesbian couple, seek out their mutual Sperm Donor daddy – who turns out to be Mark Ruffalo… who apparently is the man, that long term loving Lesbian couples will go batnuts Hetero for in a major way. I found the film pretty fascinating, but only because the actors and actresses are so much better than the material they have to work with. Seriously – all the performers are charismatic and talented enough, to help you get through the mediocre storyline. Everyone in this is better than this film is. After it is over, you’ll probably find yourself making fun of the movie. I didn’t find the movie either funny or smart. Sexy? I do have a thing for Julianne Moore – and Yoko does love Mark Ruffalo… but yeah… I’ll watch SHORT CUTS and she can watch BROTHERS BLOOM with me. We’re not watching this again.
ANCIENT ALIENS: Season One
It’s HISTORY, wink wink
OPEN SEASON (Blu-3D)
This is one of the most unique looking of all the CG animated films, mainly because it adheres to Looney Tunes and MGM animated logic. The stretch and squash techniques are the same – and with so much of the CG animated world. It isn’t a great movie, but it sure is a fun one. Again it’s getting the 3D at home treatment, which I’m sure is pretty nice.
CLASH OF THE TITANS (Blu-3D)
If you’re one of those folks, that was surprised that you didn’t hate the film nearly as vehemently as you did in theaters… recapture that original hatred by taking home really and truly shitty 3D for your new deluxe 3D home experience. You’ll marvel at floaty hair and bad 3D compositing. It hurts the brain and mind, and it’s yours at an inflated price.
Bing Crosby: The Television Specials Vol 2 – The Christmas Specials
Bing Crosby was just the coolest. He understood the awesome of Christmas in a way very few could. He also understood how to sing and be a cool fella. And here you get his CHRISTMAS TV Specials – and a bonus CD with 10 songs. So put on your smoking jacket, sip a brandy – prep the fireplace and decorate the tree – and get OLD SCHOOL this Christmas. It is a magic evening I tell ya. Don’t you want one of those. This is literally a time machine to a cool vibe.
BEST WORST MOVIE
A fascinating documentary about the birth of a cult – and an amazing look into what is becoming known as the best worst movie, TROLL 2. It is a hard case to argue. But one thing is certain, BEST WORST MOVIE is way better than TROLL 2. Here you see how cult fame can be the greatest and worst feeling ever. When you’re in a theater of screaming fans, you feel like a star. When you’re at a convention where 20 people out of a 100,000 say “hi” the whole weekend… it’s a fist in the gut. George Hardy is AMAZING in this doc. If you love cult movies – this is a great doc that will recruit you into its cult. You have been warned.
BEE GEES: IN OUR OWN TIME
Fantastic documentary about the BEE GEES. I’ve only ever really known the BEE GEES from their Disco era. I watched this, expecting to groove to the awesome Disco they recorded that made them super famous… to me. But, my Father & Mother always made me ashamed for loving the BEE GEES, especially when as a young boy, I thought the BEE GEES were the Beatles for a short confused period, when they made SGT PEPPER’S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND…. You had to be young and impressionable at just the right age. But I’m just old enough to feel that DISCO was the first cool music that my parents were wrong about. Of course my parents were old school psychedelic light show producers – that despised the automated lighting of the Disco Era which forced them to retire, and move into the Comics & Movie Memoribilia business… SO… in a manner of speaking, without the BEE GEES, there’s a chance AINT IT COOL NEWS never would have happened. I think strange thoughts some time, this is one of those. Anyway, this is a documentary about the entire history of the BEE GEES which pretty much spans the whole of Rock-n-Roll and modern Pop Music. Like… I never knew that Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers’ ISLANDS IN THE STREAM was written by the BEE GEES. I had no idea that the 3 brothers started harmonizing together singing EVERLY BROTHERS songs. This is a tremendous documentary, that completely will make you understand why they’re making a movie about the Bee Gees. I really hope the Walbergs do this. Seriously.
MONTE WALSH
Watch this on a night that begins with LONELY ARE THE BRAVE and that ends with JUNIOR BONNER and you’ll have a complete eyeball to eyeball with the death of the Western lifestyle. Watch Lee Marvin in one of his great roles, but also… Jack Palance and Jeanne Moreau… Don’t bother with the Tom Selleck version. This is the best version.
MR MAGOO’S CHRISTMAS CAROL – BluRay
I get asked about why one should buy this style of animation on BluRay… I’ll tell ya. It is all just crisper. It does make the animation better. That, and until last year, you could only get this on VHS, then it hit DVD. Now, holy shit, it’s theatrical fun quality at home. Besides, it is way more fun than the other CHRISTMAS CAROL being released in 3D this day.
THE TWILIGHT ZONE: Season 2 (Blu Ray)
You do know why this is amazing, right? You know that for the first time ever, sharp, beautiful transfers have been made that really makes this show gorgeous to look at. It doesn’t have that fuzzy look that I always associated as a style for THE TWILIGHT ZONE, only to have the BluRays show me… OH YEAH, this was shot on film and it looks it! Plus there’s a ton of extras:
25 New Audio Commentaries, featuring The Twilight Zone Companion author Marc Scott Zicree, author/film historian Gary Gerani, author/music historian Steven C. Smith, author/film & TV historian, Martin Grams Jr., writer/music historian Jon Burlingame, writer Len Wein, writer/producer Joseph Dougherty, writer/producer Matthew Weiner, writer/director Michael Nankin, writer Marv Wolfman, authors/historians Scott Skelton and Jim Benson and writer George Clayton Johnson.
Interviews with actors Joseph Ruskin and H. M. Wynant
Suspense episode “Nightmare at Ground Zero” written by Rod Serling
Vintage Audio Interview with director of photography George T. Clemens
Vintage Audio Interview with makeup artist William Tuttle
15 Radio Dramas featuring Daniel J. Travanti, Jim Caviezel, Jason Alexander, Ed Begley Jr., Fred Willard, Jane Seymour, Michael York, Chris McDonald, Henry Rollins, Stan Freberg and others!
Audio Commentaries by actors Donna Douglas, Don Rickles, William Idelson, Bill Mumy, Cliff Robertson, Dennis Weaver and Shelley Berman
Vintage Audio Recollections with Buzz Kulik, Douglas Heyes, Maxine Stuart, George Clayton Johnson and Robert Serling
22 Isolated Music Scores featuring the legendary Bernard Herrmann, Jerry Goldsmith, Fred Steiner and others!
Sponsor Billboards, - Rod Serling Promos for “Next Week’s” Show, and much more!
DON’T LOOK BACK
Wow. Remember IN MY SKIN, the debut directorial triumph of Marina De Van? An absolutely tremendous first film, followed not by a slump, but another triumph. Very much a Lynchian style film, with Sophie Marceau and Monica Bellucci playing the same character – and it is amazing how that works. If you’re adventurous as a filmgoer, you will be rewarded with something you shouldn’t learn too much about. Honestly though, it has Sophie Marceau and Monica Bellucci. That should be an automatic.
ROBOGEISHA
Fantastic Fest fixture, Noboru Iguchi with perhaps my favorite psychotic weird trip of a film that he’s made thus far. ROBOGEISHA works as a fetish flick, not only with hot Japanese women, but with ludicrous CG effects and more importantly, some of the craziest practical visual effects you’re likely to see. This is pretty much continuing the most fun work that TROMA used to do. And it is available on Blu Ray. Crazy.
VENGEANCE with Johnny Hallyday
I’m a big fan of Johnnie To’s work. But this is a film that is growing on me in the best kind of ways. First off, bringing in Johnny Hallyday as a revenge thirsting French Badass – into Hong Kong, to avenge the death of his daughter… working with the criminal underbelly to track down those responsible… it’s tremendous. I knew when I saw Ebert’s review of this, that I was going to love it… but moreso – the second I heard that Hallyday was making a movie with Johnnie To… it was like Leone working with Eastwood. Only instead of a spaghettie western, imagine if it was more along the lines of a John Woo old school Hong Kong men in suits action story, with the maturity of an UNFORGIVEN. Hong Kong fans, this is one to add to the collection!
METROPIA
One of the most unique cinematic experiences that I’ve ever had at Fantastic Fest… two years ago. Just, unlike anything we’ve ever seen. Amazing film. Smart like Kafka – and looking like nothing you’ve seen. Wow.
PRETTY MAIDS ALL IN A ROW
Finally, this shows up for order on AMAZON, it’s been available through Warner Brothers’ Archive Collection for special order for a while, but now you can get it through AMAZON. This is one of the best films you’ve probably never seen. Written by GENE RODDENBERRY…. Directed by BARBARELLA’s ROGER VADIM… Starring some of the hottest looking women ever to strut the earth in the era of micro-mini-skirts… and my all time favorite HIGH SCHOOL FILM about what goes through the mind of a young man, in High School, as a serial killer stalks the beautiful women of the school… while being groomed by Rock Hudson to fuck Angie Dickinson. THIS FILM IS GENIUS! GENIUS!
I’m going to try my best to get today’s DVD column out as soon as I can today, but I do have to get some rest before a screening… Massawyrm came over late last night and we got to chatting and didn’t stop till 5:30am this morning. Yeah, we were discussing politics. Never fails. Anyway, here’s what’s coming out TODAY – that I’ll get to. THE EXPENDABLES, EAT PRAY LOVE, THE TUDORS: COMPLETE SERIES, CRANK 1 & 2 on Blu, AMERICA LOST & FOUND – Criterion Set, DEADWOOD: Complete Series on Blu, BATMAN BEYOND Complete Series, I’M STILL HERE, SALON KITTY Blu Ray, SPACE PRECINCT: The Complete Series, THE DISAPPEARANCE OF ALICE CREED and that’s it. A pretty light release day, I feel confident that after I get back from my screening, I can pound this out. Till then, I hope you enjoyed!
