A Movie
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| Initial release | Denmark |
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| Directors | Bruce Conner |
| Budget | 350 USD |
| Languages | English Language |
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| ID | 989708 |
About A Movie
A Movie is a 1958 experimental collage film by American artist Bruce Conner. It combines pieces of found footage taken from various sources such as newsreels, soft-core pornography, and B movies, all set to a score featuring Ottorino Respighi's Pines of Rome.
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... Scott says if A Movie is longer than three hours, you get the " bum ache factor" around two hours in, which is something he constantly watches for when he s editing...
Barbra Streisand: I haven't had much fun in my life
... The film projects she pursued for the last decade - a biopic of photographer Margaret Bourke-White, and A Movie of the musical Gypsy - have both fallen through...
James Webb telescope: Baby star launches giant jets and shocks
... A nice feature is to run together the entire image history to make A Movie, to see how elements in the jet structures change over time...
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... " Translating all this to A Movie that fans " will embrace" has been a big focus, according to Jason and Emma...
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... It s no coincidence that the tour was conceived while Madonna was also working on A Movie of her life story...
Barbie director Greta Gerwig calls film's success 'so moving'
... " I thought, if I can make A Movie that s half, or [a] quarter as fun to watch as it was to make, I think maybe we ve got a shot...
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Frozen 2: Heartwarming or a 'dire case of sequelitis'?
Six Years on from the original, Frozen 2 is Almost Here . Film critics have given their verdicts ahead of its cinema release on 22 November.
Some had their icy hearts thawed by the sequel, but others remained cool about Anna and Elsa's latest adventure.
On The One hand, it's a "generous, charming" film that "hits all The Right notes".
On The Other , diagnosed Disney with "a dire case of cynical sequelitis".
He wrote: "From my sorry adult view, this sequel is entirely unnecessary, except in its duty to serve the needs of capital. "
Frozen became a phenomenon in 2013, making $1. 27bn (£986m) at global box offices and.
'Conglomerate overlords'While admitting there was "sweetness" in the film, Lawson said The Directors and writers "grasp for a new mythos to match the original's, but come up woefully short".
He added: "In that striving to justify a sequel, the Frozen team is forced to go bigger, grander, more existential, while still keeping things accessible to children. That's a really tough balancing act, One Frozen 2 can't manage. "
Of course, The First movie also spawned The Hit song Let It Go. Lawson said the sequel "is a lot of hurrying to get to what the conglomerate overlords surely care most about: achieving a Let It Go-esque moment of pop-ballad triumph, a true clarion call of marketability".
He was not impressed by the results. "Not a half-hour after seeing The Movie , I couldn't call up a single melody. "
Others picked out The Song Into the Unknown as a hummable highlight, however. Robbie Colin revealed: "I sung it to myself for the entire train journey home, fell asleep singing it, woke up singing it, and am in fact still singing it right now, while typing this. "
His four-star review said that, on the whole, Frozen 2 "tacks excitingly away from the Disney Princess template" and has "an air of freshness" to it.
also awarded Four Stars , saying the sequel "goes bigger, bolder, and more epic".
He wrote: "Where Frozen II does surpass its predecessor is in the jaw-dropping Animation - One moment involving water drawn from a plank of wood is near-photoreal. Elsewhere, the film is far more stylish and playful than the prosaic original. "
'A mildly depressed accountant'There were four more stars from, who said it "doesn't improve upon the original" but combines "Broadway razzmatazz" with a "quiet weirdness".
She wrote: "It's hard to carp, given the amount of technical invention, not to mention wit and emotion, crammed into every set-piece. "
distributed just two stars, saying The Movie "consistently ticks boxes and executes songs and set pieces with all The Verve of a mildly depressed accountant talking you through his latest Spreadsheet ".
Gave away three stars, while was marginally more generous with 3. 5.
"It's not as cohesive A Movie as Frozen was, which may be down to the sequel never even attempting to introduce a villain," she wrote.
"Instead, Frozen 2 takes The Risk of forgoing the typical Disney movie story structure for a more mature Style - and while it doesn't entirely work, Other Aspects of the film are compelling enough to keep viewers engaged. "
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Source of news: bbc.com
