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The Hairdresser's Husband
by SamuelLappDance
Oct 1st, 2008
06:31:45 AM
Ohmygod! I discovered this on cable late one night and LOVED it! You can't get more attractive than the woman in that film. The hairdresser. She gives great head ... washing. Seriously, I can't even think of her and the film without feeling a little twitch below the belt. Thanks for giving the film some love, Harry. What a great week for DVD/Blu-Ray!
I still gt to wait a few weeks for Iron Man :(
by Marxeffect
Oct 1st, 2008
06:41:04 AM
Sorry, meant *got*
by Marxeffect
Oct 1st, 2008
06:41:59 AM
Fucking UK! Also got to wait longer for Incredible Hulk
THE MOSQUITO COAST is fucking amazing.
by Finding Forrestal
Oct 1st, 2008
06:43:05 AM
A great, great film... the one I point to when people accuse Harrison Ford of being a sub-par actor. I find it interesting that Peter Weir is responsible for two of Ford's best performances (the other being the equally great WITNESS). Incidentally, I recently saw GALLIPOLI for the first time and was blown away. Mr. Weir is quite an extraordinary filmmaker...
Reboot Daredevil
by Chishu_Ryu
Oct 1st, 2008
06:50:10 AM
Do eeet! Do eeet now!!!
OBSESSION
by max404
Oct 1st, 2008
07:04:39 AM
is an amazing, demented movie that Harry serously doesn't hype up enough in this column **** spoilers **** Adjani making love to an octopus creature Adjani getting ab-so-lutely mental in a subway and having a bloody miscarriage A totally freaky movie about a relationship falling apart (Zulawski's just had)
STARLOST pilot written by Harlan Ellison
by Frank Reynolds
Oct 1st, 2008
07:10:13 AM
He used a pseudonym, Cordwainer Bird. He wrote about all his problems with the series in the essay "Somehow I Don't Think We're In Kansas, Toto."
The thing
by lochkray
Oct 1st, 2008
07:10:39 AM
Hate to be an editor Harry, but when you said "there isn't a single thing that could be approved", I think you mean that there isn't a single thing that could be IMproved. "Approved" kind of changes the whole meaning of the sentence, and contrary to the tone of the preceeding article. Unless you mean the THING monster is so horrific that it has no redemeing qualities what-so-ever, and therefore an asset to the horror of the movie. Not much of a tag line though: "Featuring a monster so evil nobody would ever approve of it."
I've had Iron Man since Friday.
by Knuckleduster
Oct 1st, 2008
07:16:48 AM
Fun to see America behind for a change.
40 Year Old Virgin...
by davebaxter1989
Oct 1st, 2008
07:19:44 AM
...is a fantastic Carell performance but his best is Brick Tamland 100%
We're currently behind in a lot more...
by Finding Forrestal
Oct 1st, 2008
07:20:34 AM
...than the IRON MAN DVD release.
A reboot of Daredevil is already being mooted..
by RighteousBrother
Oct 1st, 2008
07:23:41 AM
with Marvel taking more control, a la Iron Man. Guess who the studio originally suggested as Matt Murdock? - Vin Diesel!
Next Week: Rudy: The Director's Cut
by wampa_one
Oct 1st, 2008
07:24:13 AM
Featuring John Favreau, director of Iron Man, as Sean Astin's fat tutor.
HOLD ON!! Harry did I read that Knocked Up bit right...
by tehDude
Oct 1st, 2008
07:33:18 AM
"Yoko goes through the 9 month incubation period."

Your going to be a DAD!! Hey, congratulations!!!

You Gotta Lock that Down
by lagomorph
Oct 1st, 2008
07:37:27 AM
Damn Harry! You don't want Yoko off joyriding with a bunch of delinquent high school girls. That's, like, the number one cause of death for young Japanese women in the U.S. Lock that down, sir.
OSS 117 is indeed a great movie!
by BradMajors
Oct 1st, 2008
07:47:24 AM
One of the funniest I've seen in a while. The sequel is on tis way and I really cannot wait.
STARLOST
by King Kull
Oct 1st, 2008
07:50:03 AM
Was created by Harlan Ellison. The story is OK but the effects are dreadful. The show is videotaped, not filmed (If I remember correctly). Alas, I doubt you'll enjoy it much, Harry.
The Happening is a good film.
by HoboCode
Oct 1st, 2008
07:54:54 AM
Sorry. It is.
Harry and Porn...
by The Ringwraith
Oct 1st, 2008
08:00:32 AM
I suppose on the one hand its kinda creepy and weird how Harry is so open about his love for exploitation and porn...but on the other I suppose its a good sign of real security in his sense of self. Personally, I think porn should always be kept on the low-down...part of the allure, I think, is that it IS taboo and primal. When people become open about it and accept it seems...well, not as exciting... btw, I realise the irony that I'm also talking about it in an open forum...sue me
Some great Hi-Def titles coming out.
by Rando Calrisian
Oct 1st, 2008
08:18:33 AM
But why is Universal releasing these awesome Hitchcock titles again but not releasing them on Blu-Ray?
Mosquito Coast fucked me up as a kid.
by Fawst
Oct 1st, 2008
08:21:47 AM
I couldn't wrap my brain around how a man could want to leave society to go live in the jungle. All I could think to myself was "but how is River Phoenix going to play Nintendo out there?" I was very much just a kid when it came out on HBO. To say that what happened out there in the jungle freaked me out a bit is an understatement. And Harry... I pretty much agree. It's one of Ford's best films. While his genre work as a whole is amazing, his PERFORMANCE here is aces.
HoboCode
by anyrandomhero
Oct 1st, 2008
08:22:25 AM
Sorry. It really isn't.
"I found some gasoline!"
by Meglos
Oct 1st, 2008
08:32:08 AM
"Guess I must've dropped some. Heh heh heh..."
Hell...
by rost
Oct 1st, 2008
08:33:37 AM
I've had Iron Man since september 19th. Fun to see the rest of the world behind for a change.
"The Happening is a good film"
by stinkyfingerz
Oct 1st, 2008
08:38:44 AM
C'mon HoboCode, you are joking right?? The Happening may have been the most insulting movie going experience I have had in a long time. If M. Night was trying to create a comedy, then I would say he knocked it out of the park, but because he didn't, this movie is pure shit.
I just can't understand how THE THING was originally panned by c
by BobParr
Oct 1st, 2008
08:44:32 AM
It's the perfect horror movie. A blend of psychological, paranoid horror with innovative gore and special effects. What part of it didn't they get? I would find it hard to believe that these snoby critics weren't on the edge of their seats during the blood test scene. BTW, that scene was perfectly parodied on SOUTH PARK.
The Starlost sounds like a Heinlien novel
by William Munny
Oct 1st, 2008
08:47:43 AM
Never saw The Starlost - but from the description, it sounds like they took ideas from "Orphans of the Sky" by Robert Heinlein.
Starlost Keir Dulleas 70's hair and mustache. Great Halloween id
by Knobules
Oct 1st, 2008
08:52:45 AM
Look at that guy. Looks like some coked out steakhouse waiter from 1974.
40 yr Old Virgin..WAY better than Knocked Up
by quantize
Oct 1st, 2008
09:02:22 AM
The comedy beats are infinitely tighter and delightfully free of the 'moral' message that Knocked Up sinks to Shame on you Harry, everyone already knew this was a great comedy...get back to your Cloverfield BluRay
The love fest for Iron man confuses me...
by LORDRANDO
Oct 1st, 2008
09:03:46 AM
am I the only person who wasnt impressed by the parts of the movie that surround him flying with jet-fighters? I mean, really? Im the only one?
POSSESSION is fantastic. saw it in a Polish Cinema class
by George Newman
Oct 1st, 2008
09:05:20 AM
Director Zuwalski is a madman. he has crafted some incredible, visceral films
I wasn't a big fan of Iron Man because...
by Chishu_Ryu
Oct 1st, 2008
09:08:24 AM
...I thought the movie pandered to the basest of fanboy instincts. I kept thinking that Favreau was saying to himself, "I bet the fanboys'll love this, I bet they'll love that!" It showed zero artistic risk. I got nothing out of that film that I didn't know about Iron Man already or had seen in the countless trailers. It was an empty experience for me.
perhaps you needed Tony Stark to sing?
by just pillow talk
Oct 1st, 2008
09:11:03 AM
Because THAT'S artistic risk.

Yikes.

A drunk Tony Stark doing karaoke might not be so bad
by Chishu_Ryu
Oct 1st, 2008
09:12:58 AM
Maybe we'll get that with the sequel...
That Boss Nigger song is so funny!
by erichaislar
Oct 1st, 2008
09:15:48 AM
I will not leave my head.
The Last Laugh, The Mosquito Coast and Kinski... Yes, Kinski!
by SadCadillac
Oct 1st, 2008
09:23:50 AM
I remember watching Murnau’s “Last Laugh” in film school!!! Emil Janning’s muted laugh was as infectious as it was disturbing. On “The Mosquito Coast,” why isn’t this film being released on Blu-Ray? The mere setting in South America practically demands it. Let’s hope Weir is in the process of supervising a better HD transfer than what the powers that be came up with for “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World.” The standard DVD release of that film, when up-converted, looks just as good. And while we’re on the subject of South American jungle epics, anyone know when we might expect the Herzog-Kinski Collection on Blu-Ray? Can I digress or what?
Regarding The Starlost...
by Zeke25:17
Oct 1st, 2008
09:41:34 AM
If you ever meet Harlan Ellison, don't mention this dvd. I can see him running into any story carrying it, yanking all the copies off the shelves and stomping them to shiny silver pieces. The essay that another poster mentioned above--"Somehow I Don't Think We're in Kansas, Toto"--can be found in his Stalking the Nightmare collection (as well as a few other places); and it's a fascinating story about how a great idea for TV (which Ellison himself admits was not wholly original) was turned to absolute shit...hence his usage of the "Cordwainer Bird" pseudonym, referencing both "for the birds" and "flipping the bird" and indicating that this is not worth any serious sf fans' time.
40 year old Virgin unrated is SHIT...
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
09:43:34 AM
compared to the original theatrical version. It's not like a "director's cut", it's more like the 2nd last edit where things were still sloppy, scenes ran too long and everything was just slightly more flabby. Even the "You know how I know you're gay" scene is worse. The theatrical version is polished just that bit more and really works.

I sure hope this time around the lazy fucks (we didn't even get the option of the original cut last time) included the theatrical cut via seamless branching. Goddamn it! What's with the bullshit Lucas revisionist history where we don't even get the choice?

In fact, I wanna see Stark/RDJ cover "Darling Nikki"...
by Chishu_Ryu
Oct 1st, 2008
09:44:09 AM
...(the Prince tune) for Pepper, while he's drunk off his ass. That would be classic. Talk about "demon in a bottle"...
Critics called The Thing pornographic when it was released.
by Knuckleduster
Oct 1st, 2008
09:48:40 AM
Kind of like they're going on about "torture porn" these days. No, I'm not saying that Hostel will one day be up there with The Thing. Just noting how the times (and opinions) are always changing.
The Thing Blu-ray this week and Poltergeist Hi-def
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
09:48:46 AM
in another two! Awww yeah!

Sometimes it IS o.k. to buy the same flick again...

Yeah Knuckleduster except that
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
09:57:45 AM
In the case of The Thing, the 'gore' (it's surprising how rainbow coloured and EC comics some of that stuff is) is absolutely integral to the story. Unlike the torture porn where the gore is the reason for the story/the story is the excuse for the gore. I think The Thing and torture porn are apples and oranges. I get your point though, re: critics can be dumb.

And really, how can you not laugh at the 'beartrap' scene? It's gory, but ridiculous - and AWESOME! They shoulda had the stomach literally growl slightly beforehand because it was "hungry"!!

Actually Knuckleduster
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
09:59:06 AM
The main quote was that Carpenter was "a pornographer of violence"...
Ebert called The Thing the "barf bag movie of the year"
by skimn
Oct 1st, 2008
10:19:08 AM
I don't recall ANY mainstream critics liking it at all. I also remember Kenneth Tobey stating after the premiere that he hated it, saying it was at the least, a good commercial for Jim Beam.
u-control / PiP shit
by Bouncy X
Oct 1st, 2008
10:19:40 AM
they totally butchered The Thing documentary and turned it into a PiP thing, apparently its even missing some parts. I was looking forward to finally owning that movie but when i found this out, i just went and bought the DVD, least then i get the documentary as it was meant to be seen and i dont have to watch the movie just to see the extras. i tell ya, PiP extras, especially behind the scenes type things is beyond retarded. i guess they wanna be all fancy and show off the technology but extras are called that for a reason, its something extra that goes with the movie.
Thank you soooo much Harry!
by DarthTarter
Oct 1st, 2008
10:20:47 AM
How in the world did I miss the proper dvd release of Boss Nigger! I fucking love "The Hammer" and have been wanting this film (along with The Legend / Soul of Nigger Charley) for some time now. Thanks sooo much for the heads up. It's already in my cart as we speak!
The Mosquito Coast
by Ted Brautigan
Oct 1st, 2008
10:21:22 AM
At least Mosquito Coast is in widescreen. Fearless, another classic Peter Weir film is still only available in full screen. C'mon WB, how about a Peter Weir Blu-Ray week.
stinkyfingerz
by HoboCode
Oct 1st, 2008
10:28:02 AM
How was it insulting?
..and what was wrong with the original artwork
by skimn
Oct 1st, 2008
10:30:10 AM
for The Mosquito Coast? That new DVD cover sucks, but what else is new. If it ain't broke, make sure you fix it real good.
One glaring omission...
by Deathpool
Oct 1st, 2008
10:38:44 AM
Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD is out this week! That's right, the bad Fox Made-for-TV movie starring the Hoff is available exclusively at Best Buy (at least that's what the sign at Best Buy said). No I didn't buy it, but only because I am intimidated by The Hoff and fear for my safety whenever in his televised presence.
On Butterfly..Golden Globe Award winner Pia Zadora
by skimn
Oct 1st, 2008
10:41:13 AM
A reason to doubt any decision made by the Foreign Press. Actually I believe it was for "Best Newcomer", so I guess it wasn't really to award her "acting".
Yeah and Ebert LOVED Dawn of the Dead 78
by Knobules
Oct 1st, 2008
10:52:06 AM
Talk about a barf bag movie at the time. Open up that guys stomach and dig in kids. That was SICK.
knucklebuster
by zappaman
Oct 1st, 2008
10:52:33 AM
Wow, you've had IRON MAN since friday!!!! Oh man, you are SO COOL!!!! Did you tell everyone you know so they could bask in your coolness? Or did mommy bring you back to earth when she made you scrub your fudgies with bleach?
all unrated comedies suck.
by ranma627
Oct 1st, 2008
10:56:43 AM
They makes movies like Old School and 40 Year Old Virgin longer than they need to be and much less funnier. The theatrical versions always end up being better. I always go out of my way to avoid the unrated edition. But I love when they put both on one disc ala Harold and Kumar 2 and American Pie 2. My sister and brother saw only the unrated version of 40 year old virgin and they hated it and I understand why, it's far inferior.
The Thing
by fartedinthefaceofhollywood
Oct 1st, 2008
11:02:35 AM
Picked up Iron Man on Blu yesterday, watching him put the suit on for the first time, seeing all the moving parts in such fine detail is nice nice nice, sounds great too. anyway, fuck the critics who gave The Thing a bad review...its an amazing film and one of the best horror/suspense films of all time if you ask me...the clever alien concept,tension and trust issues, the sick / slimy / almost vomit inducing gore, and the location being a secluded base in the middle of nowhere add up to greatness. this is easily a Blu buy for me...but a little later, maybe next week...i try to limit my movie buying to one-a-week unless its a "must have this AND that" week...and it certainly isn't at the moment.
Dawn of the Dead
by fartedinthefaceofhollywood
Oct 1st, 2008
11:06:31 AM
i never understood why the original Dawn of the Dead was heralded as this "gore that will make you barf" movie. i DO understand how at the time it was graphic...but now it looks like the zombies are biting into play-dough and the guts look like washed chitlins...it just dosen't hold a candle to the creative, blood and slime squirting, body splitting nastiness that is seen in The Thing.
Harry's Collection
by dpc01
Oct 1st, 2008
11:10:57 AM
Harry, just how many DVDs do you have in your collection? I have more than most people, well-adjusted people anyway, and used a free website called DVDSpot to keep track of them, have a record of their value, and have it available to others. A company called CNET has a non-free program called DVD Profiler that serves a similar purpose, and CNET has now bought out the DVDSpot website and announced it's closure, alienating many thousands of members. I thought that possibly you were a member, considering the large number of discs you receive every week.
H you watch some poop!
by BloodySimple
Oct 1st, 2008
11:11:30 AM
S'good job it's all free!
Single disc DVDs
by HoboCode
Oct 1st, 2008
11:20:36 AM
Are they lower in picture quality or just have less extras?
KNOCKED UP + SUPERBAD + 40 YEAR OLD VIRGIN =
by unionJACKass.webs.com
Oct 1st, 2008
11:23:07 AM
OVERRATED TO FUCK.

I think comedy is wank at the moment, Harry. The last comedy to make me LMFAO was BORAT. I cannot wait for BRUNO.

Amen ranma627
by Ted Brautigan
Oct 1st, 2008
11:23:15 AM
At the very least the theatrical version should be watchable when you buy the "unrated" version. I assume that's the case with all these "unrated" comedies hitting Blu-Ray this week. I have to believe it's all about marketing to stupid people who think "unrated" equals more boobies when all it means is the added footage was not submitted for rating. Films have editors for a reason.
Love this weekly section BTW, Harry!
by unionJACKass.webs.com
Oct 1st, 2008
11:28:28 AM
Great stuff, even though our tastes, er, somewhat differ from time to time.
HD TV vs. Blu-Ray
by homer40
Oct 1st, 2008
11:34:54 AM
Harry, you aren't the only one to notice that the Blu-Rays look better than the HD television presentations. The streaming rate on Blu-Ray (and HD dvd)is higher and more consistent.
HD television
by fartedinthefaceofhollywood
Oct 1st, 2008
11:50:44 AM
well Hi-Def television displays in 1080i anyway (at least around here it does)...and while the leap from 1080i to 1080p isnt nearly as big as the leap from 480p to 1080p, it IS noticeable.
zappaman
by Knuckleduster
Oct 1st, 2008
11:59:37 AM
That was mean and unnecessary. You hurt my feelings.
Hobo, single discs just have less extras
by skimn
Oct 1st, 2008
12:08:38 PM
The current Iron Man has a couple of extras on the single disc, but a whole disc devoted to extras on the 2 disc.
dpc01
by zombieslayer
Oct 1st, 2008
12:11:03 PM
try dvdaf, that's what i use.
Just bought the Iron Man blu-ray...
by Chishu_Ryu
Oct 1st, 2008
12:15:53 PM
...against my better judgement, but Harry's right, the Target release in the Iron Man mask is irresistable. Picture quality looks real good, not the best I've seen, but up there.

My reservations with the movie as a whole keep confirmed the more I watch it, however. The script needed more work, more development, and for that, Favreau takes the blame. Too many missed opportunities for subtext or added depth, which this film was sorely lacking. I didn't care for the flashback storytelling of the beginning, and felt there was too much extraneous stuff in those flashbacks. Why spend so much time on the awards ceremony sequence where Stark fails to show? After a few seconds, I get it already, tell Obadiah to shut the hell up. I don't care about his acceptance speech. I think a normal sequential development to the story would have served the film better. I did like the media montage of Stark with all the Rolling Stone and Fortune mag covers, and felt this would have been a better intro to Stark, in fact, perhaps lengthen it, where this is our first intro to the "character" of Stark, complete with video clips from news stories or talk shows, and perhaps when we first see the "real" Stark, he's already overseas. I felt Dr. Yensen should have had more of a hand in the development of Iron Man other than being a laborer and water boy. Too many story elements introduced were not effectively followed through. I could go on and on. I don't think "Iron Man" is a bad movie, I just think it's an empty one, with too many missed opportunities.

Now...
by wampa_one
Oct 1st, 2008
12:16:19 PM
If only this column was posted as reliably as "Scriptgirl."
And really how much actual BLOOD
by skimn
Oct 1st, 2008
12:46:45 PM
is shown in The Thing. The violence and "gore" is weird and surreal. I seem to remember reading somewhere that more people cringed during the blood test scene, then the more extreme scenes.
Farted - not HALF as noticeable
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
12:55:19 PM
as the shitty compression.
Downey so much made Iron Man
by skimn
Oct 1st, 2008
12:55:23 PM
It would be a much leeser film without his presence. It shares the same problem with most "origin" superhero tales, and is very close in structure to Spiderman. Hero tests abilities and strengths...upgrades "costume"...fights (another costumed) villian that is a known associate...

I'm ready for the sequel to kick off with the ball rolling much like The Dark Knight did, coming from Batman Begins.

Ranma I know I brought up the whole unrated vs theatrical
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
01:00:56 PM
thing but, they're not ALL bad. Badder Santa is better with the little bit of extra stuff they wussed out on in the theatrical and gives better characterisation.

It's this thing of giving us the unrated WITHOUT the CHOICE of the original that shits me. Which is why I said the George Lucas thing. Speaking of which, while it seemed Americans got the last edition of E.T. with both the original and "Walkie-Talkie versions, only the new version was released O.S. I'll tell 'em where to stick those Walkie-talkies...

ARMOR PORN
by SpawnofAchilles
Oct 1st, 2008
01:02:09 PM
so much on the Iron Man Blu Ray, I must have j/o like 50 times last night!!!
Skimn
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
01:06:35 PM
Considering Iron Man IS Batman, that's not unreasonable!

Although DK pretty much stands on its own, whether you have that little bit of lipservice scattered throughout or not. No-one I know who saw the 2nd film and not the first (old relatives, a pretty good litmus test) thought anything was amiss at all and didn't even really notice the nods to the 1st film. Having said that, pretty much everyone anywhere knows about Batman so...

One Upping The Nick Fury movie...
by Karl Childers
Oct 1st, 2008
01:07:26 PM
Will the world ever see the DVD release of the Generation X TV movie featuring Matt Frewer?
chishu ryu
by fartedinthefaceofhollywood
Oct 1st, 2008
01:16:39 PM
i respect your opinion and all about Iron Man...but i thought it was great, the humor, action, and FX were great and Robert Downey Jr. nailed it...i remember when Tom Cruise was in talks to play Iron Man...to think that may have happened causes me to shudder uncontrollably, he would have RUINED it. anyway, the ONLY gripe i have about the Iron Man blu-ray and its visual quality is the part where he suits up and escapes the terrorists...the scenes of him trudging through the caves were at times overly grainy and out of focus...but that was a 5 second tarnish on a otherwise 2+ hour visual feast...very sharp and clean.
Sperm of Achilles
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
01:26:13 PM
Ewww. Dude, women everywhere just sensed they should move a bit further away from you. We don't need to know about your private little bukake party...
Bouncy the UK version has it on a separate disc
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
01:32:11 PM
(it's region-free) and all the extras are only standard def anyway. So I'm hanging on to my old version for the dovo, but the film's the thing (to paraphrase you-know-who), and it looks so much better in HD, and it IS a 'visual' movie after all.
Unrated Apatow is brutal
by Beezbo
Oct 1st, 2008
01:32:37 PM
These movies are WAY too long and bloated to begin with. Just watched "Sarah Marshall" last night, and while I thought it was decent, I would have edited out about 20 minutes. I couldn't bare to watch the extras, considering that the film itself dragged terribly. and don't even get me started on "Superbad" and "Knocked Up".
Harry's 2nd birthday party...
by Beezbo
Oct 1st, 2008
01:33:48 PM
was a TCM wrap party? As a huge TCM fan, I'd love a little more detail on this!
Thanks skimn.
by HoboCode
Oct 1st, 2008
01:47:32 PM
I used to be a full blown DVD guy but slowly realized I don't have the time for all these extras. And what is the point of a slip case? Might as well just get the cheapo version.
What, Harry?
by Lenny Nero
Oct 1st, 2008
01:49:32 PM
"There is not a single moment of the film that could be approved upon." Approved? So you disapprove? I think the word you're looking for is "improved."
The Thing
by TiNSeLToWN TeRRoR
Oct 1st, 2008
02:01:02 PM
is a must own.
Harry's terrible command of the English language:
by Ray Gamma
Oct 1st, 2008
02:16:10 PM
"There is not a single moment of the film that could be approved upon." (in his review of the "The Thing" DVD).

Harry, you're supposed to be the head editor of this movie review website, and yet your command of the English language is fucking terrible.

oh i see someone pointed it out already.
by Ray Gamma
Oct 1st, 2008
02:17:07 PM
sorry for wasting your time. move along...
THE THING Blu-Ray: Not perfect.
by MaxTheSilent
Oct 1st, 2008
02:33:44 PM
Apparently the wonderful documentary TERROR TAKES SHAPE is not on this version in its entirety. I heard that they cut it all up for use with the clunky U-Control feature. The HD-DVD edition DID have the complete doco. Maybe it'll be one of those things like JAWS, where there's an 'Anniversary' re-release where they'll give us the whole documentary un-edited.
Oops, I just saw 'Bouncy X's post.
by MaxTheSilent
Oct 1st, 2008
02:35:04 PM
So it's true.
Forgetting Sarah Marshall>Knocked Up
by flickchick85
Oct 1st, 2008
03:25:57 PM
FSM had a more low-key sense of humor that makes it less grating on repeat viewings, while Knocked Up starts to look like it's trying awfully hard all the time. Plus, there was nothing in that movie as brilliant as the Vampire Puppet Musical. I still love Knocked Up, but I definitely prefer FSM's vibe. And the deleted scenes of FSM are hysterical - especially one with Kristen Bell on a "runaway" horse. Had that been left in the movie, it would've by far been her shining moment of the whole movie.
Harrison Ford's best role is
by justanothermoviefan
Oct 1st, 2008
03:43:19 PM
John Book in Witness. Maybe not his best film, but his best role IMO. I think it's Weir's best film. Plus that barn building scene is truly magnificent.
Apatow movies need to be shorter, not longer
by wash
Oct 1st, 2008
03:56:07 PM
For fucks sake, it's like I should just wait for fan edits of all of them.
Witness is an awesome film
by TheLastCleric
Oct 1st, 2008
04:02:49 PM
A great film and Ford plays the gruff cop wonderfully. I just wish they'd give the film a decent transfer. Both DVD's have been lousy in terms of quality.
OSS 117
by pont
Oct 1st, 2008
04:21:03 PM
Hopefully the distributor who was hasseling you wasn't Music Box Films. As a chicagoan it would be upsetting to learn that the guys who are running it are dicks. I'm pretty sure they didn't have the rights two years ago though, so hopefully it wasn't them.
"loaded to bare"
by jmyoung666
Oct 1st, 2008
04:41:19 PM
Isn't the expression "loaded for bear" as in it's a a hunting metaphor
New Mosquito Coast release
by jmyoung666
Oct 1st, 2008
04:53:45 PM
Amazon describes it as 1.33:1. Is this correct?
The Sixth Sense is a brilliant masterpiece
by BigTuna
Oct 1st, 2008
06:38:52 PM
THere, I said it. It suffered a very unfair backlash after it was such a smash hit and audiences loved it so much. But the film just gets better upon repeat viewings. The creepy atm,ososphere M.Night created was incredible. And the acting is fantastic. Osment delivered one of the very best performances by a child in history, and that scene with him and Collette in the car near the end of the movie...fucking incredible! Acting was off the charts. Don't buy this bullshit that it's all about the twist. There's so much more to it than that.
CHeck out Favreau in the "Four Christmases" trailer
by BigTuna
Oct 1st, 2008
06:41:27 PM
DUde is playing an MMA fighter and is ripped like you wouldn't believe. Litterally from one year to the next, the guy is either REALLY fat, skinny, or ripped. He's the white Luthor Vandross.
The Starlost
by cyberskunk
Oct 1st, 2008
07:06:52 PM
I remembered it incorrectly as only "Starlost" and I remember seeing a scene briefly on television. I remember my older brother telling me that Harlan Ellison disliked it so much that he had his name changed in hte credits.
Thanks, Harry for the FSM mention...
by Pennsy
Oct 1st, 2008
07:53:40 PM
I hope it does well at the Golden Globe nominations. Nominations for Stoller, Segel, Bell, Kunis and Brand. Bill Hader was LMMFAO funny as well.
So I see that the DNC has actually started to pay Harry for the
by PirateEmery
Oct 1st, 2008
08:01:40 PM
By my counting, I have seen three or four different ad variants for Obama... Are all the ads going to be Obama-related until November 5th, Harry?
Flickchick - "Enjoy your golf game, mother fuckers!"
by Pennsy
Oct 1st, 2008
08:20:00 PM
That was hi-larious.
As opposed to a stupid masterpiece Big Tuna?
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
08:22:27 PM
???
Max the silent
by half vader
Oct 1st, 2008
08:29:59 PM
Like I said earlier, UK version for everything on a separate disc. Region-free.

The extras are only SD anyway, and go all the way back to the LASERDISC version! It's pretty funny that fans will be all hyped to hear the commentary and then they mention "on this Laserdisc"...!

They call him Boss. Boss Nigguhhhhhhh!
by Its a LION
Oct 1st, 2008
08:59:14 PM
They rode into a white man's town... ...bringing black man's law. He's black. He's brutal. He's Boss.
Hairdresser's Husband is nothing more than a wank fantasy
by darthflagg
Oct 1st, 2008
09:30:41 PM
We're supposed to believe this hot young woman falls for a boring, ugly old man and then - - - - SPOILER WARNING - - - - - kills herself over him? That whole film was a dirty old man's fantasy, and not in a good way.
My Problem With MOSQUITO COAST
by Red Dawn Don
Oct 1st, 2008
09:46:13 PM
My Problem With MOSQUITO COAST lies in that the Harrison Ford chracter hated civilization and then went out and tried to create all of it's technology in the jungle. A freakin' ice machine in the jungle, give me a break. Hell, the UNABOMBER hated society and went and lived in a log shack with no creature comforts. Now time for a FLETCH 2 quote from the televangelist show: "I want CREATURE COMFORTS and lots of them." Almost forgot to say, MOSQUITO COAST sucked and most PETER WEIR movies stink.
BUTTERFLY with PIA ZADORA
by Red Dawn Don
Oct 1st, 2008
10:03:09 PM
Butterfly with Pia Zadora. I think her character is raped with garden hose. Pia movies are best avoided. She and her sugar-daddy husband bought the estate PICKFAIR and under the guise of remodeling torn it down. She should burn in HELL for that alone. Also, WITNESS being the exception to PETER WEIR's bad films dossier.
Right on, Pennsy
by flickchick85
Oct 1st, 2008
11:29:29 PM
That whole scene had me in tears.

But since FSM was the most under-the-radar of all the Apatow movies, I doubt it has a shot at any Golden Globes recognition, unfortunately.

Featuring JON FAVREAU as FOGGY NELSON!!!!!
by Gungan Slayer
Oct 1st, 2008
11:31:38 PM
NO FUCKING WAY!!! ARE FOR REALZ?!!!
I would fistfight a bear
by potvsktl
Oct 2nd, 2008
01:19:14 AM
rather than watch a "clean" version of Chain Saw.
Ryu talks some bollocks
by Lost Jarv
Oct 2nd, 2008
05:09:01 AM
I'm not a massive fan of Iron Man, but some of the shit that comes out of your mouth is unbelievable. I've just finished reading the Spiderman thread where you go to ridiculous lengths to defend that fetid wankfest and then on this board you criticise Iron Man for having extraneous bits that "go on too long"- what like, say, interminable song and dance numbers that last forever? "yeah, bad peter struts his funky stuff to show he's bad, I get it."

It annoys me that I actually share your overall opinion of Iron Man's emptiness.

Watching Mosquito Coast reminds me
by JackRabbitSlim
Oct 2nd, 2008
06:25:07 AM
just how lazy Harrison Ford is in the typical "getting by with my good looks and crooked smile" bullshit roles he's been pulling for 20 years. The man is a formidable actor when he wants (or maybe is pushed?) but apparently likes 20 mil paychex more. And ya cant beat that with a bat.
give us a sequel to Daredevil
by j2talk
Oct 2nd, 2008
07:50:53 AM
Lost Jarv
by Chishu_Ryu
Oct 2nd, 2008
08:33:47 AM
Yeah, but to me, Raimi does those extraneous bits with flair, movement, and talent. And yes, I prefer movies that try something different rather than pandering to the masses and mindlessly giving them what they want, a la Iron Man. Or just call me a champion of the outcast and ridiculed. I prefer the company of movie and comic book geeks over frat boys. And I'll take Kirsten Dunst over Paris Hilton if it means I don't have to listen to the daily report of what's hot and what's not.
One thing from the Sarah Marshall DVD....
by Pennsy
Oct 2nd, 2008
11:41:25 AM
K-Bell can cuss with the best of 'em. ;)
Possession
by ufoclub1977
Oct 2nd, 2008
12:28:42 PM
If I remember correctly this had some lame creature by Carlo Rombaldi (who did the brilliant mechanics/design of E.T., King Kong '76, Alien)
ufoclub know your facts
by half vader
Oct 2nd, 2008
01:16:59 PM
The brilliant mechanics of King Kong '76 eh? What a joke. Read up, bunky. Especially interviews with the genius RICK BAKER on that one. And for God's sake, DEIGN on ALien???!
Jackrabbit slim stop it!
by half vader
Oct 2nd, 2008
01:18:20 PM
You're convincingly showing us how Harrison Ford is exactly like TOM CRUISE!

Aaaaah!

ufoclub P.S.
by half vader
Oct 2nd, 2008
01:19:47 PM
Meant DESIGN. That one got away from me. Point stands.
half vader
by ufoclub1977
Oct 2nd, 2008
03:12:54 PM
Carlo Rambaldi did do all the mechanics on the 1976 King Kong which were brilliant at the time, what creature before that had all those emotive expressions? It even won an Academy award. Rick Baker was just the man in the suit. You can ask him. Didn't even sculpt it. As for A L I E N, research it out. Giger was pissed at some of the ways in which Rambaldi stretched his skins over the mechanics... Giger made fun of Rambaldi "this is not an ape" because of the apelike emphasis on the mouth of some of the alien suits after it went through Rambaldi's hands.
half vader P.S.
by ufoclub1977
Oct 2nd, 2008
03:34:11 PM
and by mechanics/design on ALIEN, I meant the mechanics and movement of the close up faces (lips, membranes, teeth, drips,with the second mouth) and on some of the full suits with limited movement on the face.
Oh my God ufoclub!
by half vader
Oct 2nd, 2008
08:56:48 PM
Kong - the most emotive expressions come from Baker in/and the suit! The full-size Rambaldi Kong mostly didn't work and the number of shots were DRASTICALLY reduced because of it. Rambaldi had actually originally promised a full-sized working robot (which I don't think anybody really believed but it was good for the publicity at the time). In a nutshell the animatronic 1:1 Kong shots were cut WAY down and Baker's suit shots increased a heap. Even so, they wouldn't let Baker do stuff like arm extensions which would have helped tenfold. Baker called the bipedal thing "the stupid ape walk". Initially De Laurentiis had BOTH of them making suits, and Baker's won. Baker sculpted, mechanised and fabricated multiple expression heads. Some say 3, some say 4, in addition to a generic lip-curling one. You can look it up - the DIRECTOR called Rambaldi's suit a "200 thousand dollar disaster". He did NOT do all the mechanics. Sorry.

De Laurentiis originally didn't even want Kong to be an ape but a Neanderthal man instead!

Yeah Giger and Rambaldi were at odds, but the way you wrote it at first looks like you attributed the design to Rambaldi, especially as you didn't even mention Giger, who is the reason an incredibly well-made but essentially gothic horror/ten little indians/b-movie is looked at as a masterpiece. I do love it - don't misunderstand. And I think Agatha Christie would have approved. That's why I criticised you at first, but thanks for clarifying.

And you didn't even get Rambaldi's name right at first!

Look, I'm not saying Rambaldi was a hack. He's fantastic. E.T. is brilliant. His weakness was just gilding the lily and promising things he couldn't deliver. Continuously.

In the end, I reckon if I was going to use 3 examples for Rambaldi, I'd say the Close Encounters 'spider'/long-limbed alien, Dune guild navigator, and E.T. (he's not responsible for Baker's screw-over there!)

I hope we're cool now. Cheers mate.

STARLOST - Good concept, bad effects even for that time.
by rguerr2
Oct 3rd, 2008
05:49:07 AM
As I remember it, it was made in Canada (Canadian actors mostly)and as already stated the effects were crappy even for 1976. The story was good and I am surprised no one has tried to bring it back again. Main story was about a small group of people from one of the domes that discovered that they were actually in a giant spaceship. Once they go out the discovered the main computer which basically told them that there was an accident long ago and everyone on the bridge got killed. Now the ship was heading toward a sun in the near future. The small group of people decided to go forward and try to find the bridge and return it to the original heading. In their travels they meat up with people from different domes and that is how the show progressed during its limited run. I don’t believe they managed to end the show before it was pulled. That is basically how the show went. Concept was good and there was many possibilities for stories as the small group neat up with peoples from different cultures. Some of which refused to believe they were on a spaceship, while others already knew this but were not aware the ship was in trouble. Anyway, give it a look. I may not buy the collection, but I would probably rent it.
half vadar, the suit is Rambaldi's as well.
by ufoclub1977
Oct 3rd, 2008
12:20:39 PM
The design of the face, the squeaking cables, all that is Rambaldi's work. There was no design contest that Baker won! In other words the emotive expressions are Rambaldi. It was his personally drawn concepts. All of this is documented in photos and books. He designed the suit/face and all the masks and he made the big Kong which was not used except for two or three quick cuts. Baker was not given a chance. I'm sure he was frustrated. Actually he has gone on record to say he was frustrated. From all photos, interviews, and books, Rambaldi constructed the mechanics and design of all the Kong masks... Baker made the skins/ baked the molds and put it together. Let's not forget the big mechanical arm/hand featured as well. Here is a photo of Rambaldi's concepts: http://www.pulpanddagger.com/c anuck/mask5a.jpg http://www.pulpanddagger.com/c anuck/mask3b.jpg recognize Rambaldi's style? recognize his face? "Rick Baker was hired, along with his own gorilla costume, but it was quickly recognized that Baker's costume, as impressive as it was, couldn't possibly come close to providing the range of emotions which De Laurentiis demanded for his Kong. Enter from Italy a mechanical effects wizard, Carlo Rambaldi. "
PS half vadar
by ufoclub1977
Oct 3rd, 2008
12:37:27 PM
It wasn't Rambaldi so much as Dino who pushed for a 40 foot working Kong, and tried to use it to gain anticipation and publicity. Years later American Cinematographer reported the same kind of bullshit when they said that in Jurrasic Park, a full size Tyrannosaur was created that ran after a jeep. Check the issue and article... its crazy. Random credit... Craig Reardon painted the E.T. faces and skins to look as good as it did.
Agree to disagree?
by half vader
Oct 4th, 2008
12:22:59 AM
Well if my books contradict your books I guess we'll never know for sure.

And I think (this is memory though) that "Enter from Italy" which intimates Rambaldi was hired AFTER Baker's inability to deliver the goods, is inaccurate. Rambaldi's suit was made with black bear skins stitched together over the top. That looked bad, so he cut it short, which supposedly looked worse. So much for hand-punching, not to mention the wearer (Baker). According to the director, a complete failure. There's a documentary I have (that I just can't find at the moment but I'll let you know if I do) about Kong that goes into the whole thing which might help. A discovery channel thing done before Jackson's Kong. I sure don't know how you discount the director's quote though. As for the 'design contest' maybe I wasn't clear enough. It was Di Laurentiis that pitted them against each other. Baker had 2 assistants and one month, and Rambaldi 20 and was a month LATE. That's why I make the 'gild the lily' comments. There definitely was a 'contest' before they started working together.

Your assertion that Baker "was just the man in the suit. You can ask him. Didn't even sculpt it." is garbage. Garbage garbage garbage and obviously I can't disagree more. As is the "Baker made the skins/baked the molds" rubbish. Baker wasn't allowed because of union issues. He was allowed to supervise, but not do it himself. He SCULPTED them though. And the big mechanical arm/hand? I can't remember if the thing about Jessica Lange almost being crushed because it malfunctioned is real or another pub stunt. Do you recall?

Yes Baker was treated like shit. Waiting around in full suit, with scleral lenses in, and no-one would tell him even if he wasn't needed. That's from Baker's mouth in an interview.

Yeah like I said the 1:1 working robot was ridiculous but good press - wasn't there like a full page Variety ad or something? Or a newspaper? My memory's pretty rusty on that. I'd also forgotten the full-size working t-rex silliness.

And your Reardon thing is way cool. Thanks for that tidbit - I'd forgotten! I like that Reardon has always been a craftsman and artist who is committed to excellence without necessarily feeling he must have his own shop or direct or something to be viewed as "successful". Another guy like that is Jon Berg. And there was some other guy who designed the heartlight, but I can't remember his name. Not Rambaldi though.

You know, I think my main problem is that you don't make the distinction between design as in drawing/sculpting, and design of the mechanism, which is something else ENTIRELY. You don't say visual design as opposed to mechanical design. That's what is tripping you up and setting me off. You've done it again there with the Kong "design of the face" thing. And you say "personally drawn concepts" again, - for the mechanism maybe, but not the external design of the face. Baker definitely sculpted those heads. You can't have the second (mechanism design) without the first (character design and form), and although a well-designed mechanism is super important for the performance, the look is THE most important thing. A simple hand-puppet like Yoda proves that. Bugger-all/not much articulation especially in the mouth, but people swear he could make phonemes (and yes I know that's Freeborn). You know what else proves that? Rambaldi's own work! The Close encounters alien's movements are actually pretty awful and mechanical if you look at it objectively - but the awesome visual design colours your perception and makes the movement seem 'otherworldly'. Same with E.T. Even his eye blink mechanism is very 'robotic', but it's fast enough and those big Einstein eyes so expressive (Rambaldi's CHARACTER/VISUAL design is a masterpiece on the same level as Yoda), that we tear up anyway.

Things have changed, but why do you think separate expression heads were sculpted in the 70s and 80s? Because the mechanisms weren't sophisticated enough, and the materials as pliable to allow movement in different directions. That was the time of cable and pneumatic controls, which have movement in one axis. The best characters are still designed with a level of expression and caricature rather than completely 'default'. Look at Hoggle. An example of a completely 'default' expression/look that was supposed to be carried by the Henson mechanism. It's not completely successful, technical leap forward or not. Even Kermit has an 'expression' built in.

What's so great about Rambaldi is that his interest was in all the cable-controlled stuff, but he was initially a sculptor. Baker I think comes from being more sculptor than mechanic and hired/hires great guys for that part of it. Don't you find it funny though that language aside, you can't find interviews with Carlo?

I'll try to find more accurate stuff that can confirm or dismiss what we've both read. Cool? Oh and P.S. - VadER. ;)

Actually just reading my own post back
by half vader
Oct 4th, 2008
12:48:37 AM
it occurs to me that BOTH Baker and Rambaldi would have done drawings and maquettes for the thing. Whoever 'won'. So to be clear I don't contest that that picture you linked to is Rambaldi's at ALL. But showing that one doesn't actually 'prove' who did the look used in the film of Kong's face at all. Let me put it this way - why WOULDN'T you do your own drawings? And especially in terms of measurements for mechanisms?

And to show I'm not just out to attack you - one of my favourite pics is Rambaldi 'drawing' a picture of E.T. (I love those cheesy after-the-fact shots!), with the actual E.T. over his shoulder. I also loved that cheesy ride they had at Universal. Too bad they pulled it down, my kids woulda loved it.

And is that your site?

fuck yeah man The Thing
by The Amazing G
Oct 4th, 2008
05:31:55 AM
will totally netflix that
Aaargh! Hi-def The Thing SUCKS! -
by half vader
Oct 4th, 2008
05:22:04 PM
(compared to the other version) it was fucked with! For the Blu-ray they used the same master as the HD-DVD, but they've fucking scrubbed it with automatic digital noise reduction. So they goes the high-frequency detail. Screengrabs prove it. Goddamn it - I already ordered mine. And after they did such a great job with 03 Hulk! Idiots.
Have you guys seen...
by tylernol
Oct 5th, 2008
11:40:49 AM
...Harry's segments on that vampire doc? Jeez what a creepy mother he is. Fey as hell with the red beard, long stringy hair... And they can only film him from the neck up because he's so obese... Someday aliens are gonna look at late 20th century/early 21st century pop culture, see people like Harry, Kevin Smith, Simon Peg, Jack Black et al and scratch their heads...
what happened on King Kong '76
by ufoclub1977
Oct 5th, 2008
02:42:54 PM
I would love to see this documentary. Of course nothing settles things like direct information that hasn't been skewed to fit a format or audience. I suppose it would only be made clear if one of us asks Rick Baker directly (cuz I don't speak Italian), and I did find him online in a forum, but of course since he's a celebrity, the option to communicate with him was shut off unlike others. That isn't my site with those Kong photos. oh...completely unrelated: http://www.vimeo.com/1707304
Great Movies this week
by Charlie_Allnut
Oct 5th, 2008
08:21:38 PM
LOVE the Thing, I don't understand the absolute hatred for Daredevil beyond irrational Affleck hate (he can be annoying at times but jeez he's not the anti-christ)Love 40 year old virgin, dislike Knocked up (don't know why but I just didn't think it was funny...) and some of these others sound really interesting.
why the fuck was the nick fury scene missing?
by applescruff
Oct 5th, 2008
08:35:33 PM
i got the regular one disc edition of the iron man dvd and the nick fury scene after the credits was missing! it wasn't even in the special features. are they backing out of avengers or something? WHAT THE FUCK!!???!?!?
Hey ufoclub (if you're still out there)
by half vader
Oct 6th, 2008
04:28:37 AM
I found the doco. It was called animal icons. But unfortunately not as enlightening as I thought. One interview bit with Baker, but he only talks about how he desperately tried to get them to go for a quadruped walk rather than the 'stupid ape-man walk'. The rest of the stuff about Kong '76 skewed too much to Baker to be reliable. Jeff Bridges just made fun of Rambaldi's big version and mentioned the (in)famous incident of Jessica Lange almost getting crushed which seems to have as much to do with stupidly operating the thing while looking at the director instead of the actor, and the language barrier. Oh well. I do have another doco called the Sci-Fi Boys, which you'd love. Lotta Baker stuff but not really anything of note on Kong '76. But Octoman in colour!

Yeah I know all about "Monstermaker"/"Monsterbaker" on various boards and I bought his zbrush tutorial of the old woman. Man, he may not have been at the digital stuff for all that long, but his 3d sculpting was instantly streets ahead of most 'tech-heads' due to his voluminous knowledge and eye for (important) detail. I love how he turned the bust of his Dad into Popeye!

Just realised I have nearly a complete collection of Cinefex (duh!) - if anything can be relied on for accuracy that'd be it I reckon. I even remember there was a special Baker issue about the time of Greystoke. Time to go digging...

Ugh... edit function!
by half vader
Oct 6th, 2008
04:32:41 AM
shoulda been - and the language barrier... AS ANYTHING TO DO WITH A (non-)FUNCTIONING MECHANISM. Man, I wish we had italics, too.
applescruff
by half vader
Oct 6th, 2008
04:38:48 AM
maybe because the sharp/abrupt ending worked fantastically well and the Nick Fury scene doesn't really add anything story/structurewise? ;)

It's just a little novelty thrill for fanboys and an ad for more Marvel product at the cineplex in a few years time. Storywise all it really does is tease, and dilute the strong stuff that happened before the credits. Laaaame-o. I'd RATHER have it without, myopic ultimate crossover-type fanboys be damned. Actually, they are!

cinefex
by ufoclub1977
Oct 6th, 2008
12:21:55 PM
wow, Vader, you got me to google the Baker cinefex, and it's orderable! I need to see what all is available directly from them. Quien es muy macho, Baker o Bottin?
Forgetting Sarah Marshall
by fartedinthefaceofhollywood
Oct 6th, 2008
01:05:01 PM
excellent, funny-as-hell movie. that Dracula song / play with the puppets is PRICELESS... one of the funniest movies ive seen so far in 08...easily.
Tomorrow
by skimn
Oct 6th, 2008
05:37:37 PM
Can't wait for the second wave of The Happening apologists to come out of the woodwork...
Yeah ufoclub
by half vader
Oct 6th, 2008
09:12:01 PM
Hooray for Cinefex! I just wish I could get the few early ones I'm missing, 'cause I sure don't want to break the bank buying someone's complete collection on ebay. But hey! I dug it out and yeah #16 is a whole Baker issue! I also have the original E.T. issue (#11). Cool stuff. I seem to vaguely recollect there might have been a later update on Baker too. And a Dick Smith retrospective? Anyway, some fun re-reading ahead. But My God, I've gotta get back to an actual movie I'm supposed to be working on!
Hey Harry: OSS117 sequel next year! ;)
by TheManBehindTheMask
Oct 7th, 2008
06:48:32 AM
It will be called: "Rio ne répond plus". Which meens 'Rio don't answer" or "No news from Rio" etc...
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