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De Niro Talks Strike, Scorsese, 'Shepherd' SequelsDe Niro Talks Strike, Scorsese, 'Shepherd' Sequels
from Cinematical
July 07, 2008

Filed under: Drama, Newsstand What Just Happened has opened the Karlovy Vary Film Festival to a less than enthusiastic crowd, which I don't find particularly surprising, but Robert De Niro has other things to talk about. Variety reports that he talked about the possible actors' strike at a press conference this weekend. De Niro said: "I do not think it is a good time to strike now. The issues could be resolved over the next couple of years (without strike action)." He also noted that he didn't think actors have "done their homework" to get a good deal, and that "I do not know if it is the right time to be doing this at all with the economy the way it is." Between the economy and the wake of the last strike, it certainly seems like the worst possible time, although I'm sure some would say a few years is a long time to wait. While that gets sorted out, De Niro is looking to the future. He says that we should expect at least two more films between him and Martin Scorsese because it's "a lot of fun" to work together. De Niro is currently working on the first of these projects, to be ready for 2009, but does not want to discuss it. (He noted earlier that he was "superstitious about talking about it.") Meanwhile, there's also The Good Shepherd. He is hoping to make two sequels to the CIA Cold War drama: one detailing 1961-1989, and another that brings Edward Wilson (Matt Damon) to the present day. There's definitely enough material to talk about, but what do you think? Is it time for more Shepherd? Permalink | Email this | Comments
Cinematical Visits MOMA's "Dali: Painting and Film" ExhibitCinematical Visits MOMA's "Dali: Painting and Film" Exhibit
from Cinematical
July 02, 2008

Filed under: Animation, Classics, Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Foreign Language, Independent, New Releases, Noir, Mystery two large screens in separate rooms showing Un Chien Andalou (where the opening eye splicing retains its original gross-out impact) and L'Age D'Or attest to that. Fewer visitors, however, might know about Dali's collaboration with the Marx Brothers on a deliriously strange movie that sounded too good to be true. Gallery: Dali: Painting and Film Continue reading Cinematical Visits MOMA's "Dali: Painting and Film" Exhibit Permalink | Email this | Comments
Shine a LightShine a Light
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
May 15, 2008

De grootste regisseur van onze tijd en maker van Taxi Driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas en The Departed: Martin Scorsese. De grootste rockband aller tijden, met Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts en Ron Wood: The Rolling Stones. Samen maken ze de het grootste muziekspektakel ooit op film vastgelegd: Shine a Light. Witch courtesy of RCV Filmnet
MARTIN SCORSESE - The Key to ReservaMARTIN SCORSESE - The Key to Reserva
from No fat clips!!!
May 15, 2008

...a secret experiment in filmmaking. Martin Scorsese tried something never done before: the restoration of a movie by Alfred Hitchcock, a movie that has never been made... Or maybe not. In fact, as you should know by now, it is just a sophisticated commercial for Freixenet. I tried to get a better quality version of this, but it's not going to happen... The Key to Reserva was produced at RSA Films for creative agency JWT, Spain. Executive creative director: Alex Martínez. Creative directors: Rory Lambert and Carles Puig. Director of photography: Harris Savides. Additional photography: Ellen Kuras. Editor: Thelma Schoonmaker. Visual effects supervisor: Rob Legato. Music is taken from Bernard Herrmann's score for North By Northwest. Martin Scorsese prova qualcosa di mati provato prima: il restauro di un film di Alfred Hitchcock, un film che non è stato mai girato... O forse no. In effetti, come dovreste omai sapere, è un sofisticato spot per Freixenet. Ho provato a procurarmi una versione di qualità migliore, ma non c'è stato niente da fare... The Key to Reserva è stato prodotto presso RSA Films per l'agenzia JWT, Spagna. Direttore creativo esecutivo: Alex Martínez. Direttori creativi: Rory Lambert e Carles Puig. Direttore della fotografia: Harris Savides. Fotografia aggiuntiva: Ellen Kuras. Montaggio: Thelma Schoonmaker. Supervisore agli effetti visivi: Rob Legato. Musica dalla colonna sonora per Intrigo internazionale, di Bernard Herrmann. © Freixenet 2007 previously on Ticklebooth DOWNLOAD: Scarica The Key to Reserva. [Format: MPEG-4 - Size: 44 MB - Running Time: 9 min.] WATCH (ALT.): Guarda The Key to Reserva su 'boards. [Format: Quicktime - Size: 44 MB - Running Time: 9 min.] WATCH (ALT.): Guarda The Key to Reserva in finestra. [Format: Flash Video] LINK: Visita RSA. LINK: Visita JWT. LINK: Visita Freixenet: The Key to Reserva. IMDB: Pagina di Martin Scorsese CODECS: Apple Quicktime - Flash
FS #205: Shine a Light / Smart People / Bad Education / Top 5 Concert ScenesFS #205: Shine a Light / Smart People / Bad Education / Top 5 Concert Scenes
from Filmspotting
April 11, 2008

April 11: Adam and Matty are in Florida on vacation/watching movies at the Sarasota Film Festival and can't pry themselves away to say anything creative here. We hope you enjoy reviews of Martin Scorsese's new Rolling Stones concert film "Shine a Light," in which Buddy Guy puts Mick and Keith to shame, and "Smart People" with Dennis Quaid, Ellen Page and Thomas Haden Church. Plus, tying in with "Shine a Light," we count down our all-time Top 5 Concert Scenes in cinema. Also on the show: Listener Feedback, Massacre Theatre and our final Pedro Almodóvar Marathon entry, "Bad Education." Music by National Beekeeper's Society. Filmspotting is presented by SpoutBlog and the FilmCouch podcast. Find out why The New York Times says, "SpoutBlog's got it all," at blog.spout.com. ...And by Audible.com. Download a free audiobook of your choice today at audiblepodcast.com/filmspotting. ...And by TLAVideo.com. Buy DVDs online at the Filmspotting store! CONTEST Spout.com invites Filmspotting listeners to recast "The Princess Bride" for a shot at great prizes at recast.spout.com. One winner will receive Walk the Line Extended Cut, a new 2-Disc Special Edition that includes 17 minutes of bonus footage, extended musical sequences, director commentary, featurettes and more. Filmspotting #205 :23-12:49 - Review: "Shine a Light" 12:50-18:13 - Review: "Smart People" Music: Nat'l Beekeeper's Society, "Funeral Procession" 18:50-23:08 - Voicemails, Notes, Matty's Movie Minute 23:09-35:03 - Feedback (Bookends, Heist Movies) Music: Nat'l Beekeeper's Society, "Swing Dream Requiem" 35:46-39:04 - Massacre Theatre (Winner: Jeff Jones) 37:48-48:17 - Almodóvar #5: "Bad Education" / Poll Question Music: Nat'l Beekeeper's Society, "Santa Rosa" 51:37-56:14 - New DVDs, Contests, Donations 56:15-1:07:21 - Top 5: Concert Scenes 1:07:22-1:10:35 - Close/Next Show/Outtakes NOTES/CORRECTIONS - We never got a chance to single out the amazing roster of camera operators Scorsese employs on "Shine a Light," including Robert Richardson and Emmanuel Lubezki. - Not sure "Flawless" director Michael Radford can really be considered "Hollywood," but oh well... - The bottom line on "Heat" is that Matty just really doesn't remember anything about it and does look forward to seeing it again. - We failed to share last week's poll results and will get to that on next week's show.
MD093 - Shine a Light Exclusive Footage and InterviewsMD093 - Shine a Light Exclusive Footage and Interviews
from Mahalo Daily
April 04, 2008

The Rolling Stones and Martin Scorsese teamed up for the new rockumentary Shine a Light opening in IMAX and theatres everywhere April 4th. Paramount Pictures was kind enough to release footage and phone interviews with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards exclusively to Mahalo Daily. In the words of the Stones themselves, start me up! Story Links: Shine a Light Mick Jagger Keith Richards Martin Scorsese The Rolling Stones Shine a Light Movie Paramount Noe Gold Episode download: MOV | MP3 | M4V (for iPods and iPhones) Meet other people who love Mahalo Daily and discuss the show: Facebook | Ning | YouTube | Flickr | Break | Twitter Subscribe: RSS | RSS (MP3) | iTunes | YouTube | Zune | Email Show Archive: Nov | Dec | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | All Email Mahalo Daily: Permalink: http://daily.mahalo.com/2008/04/04/md093-shine-a-light-exclusive-footage-and-interviews/ Previous popular episodes: Surfing with Veronica Belmont The Room Interview with Tommy Wiseau Star Trek Tour
Bret Carr, RevoLOUtion, indie movie director, producer and star: Mr. Media Audio InterviewBret Carr, RevoLOUtion, indie movie director, producer and star: Mr. Media Audio Interview
from Mr. Media
April 03, 2008

Bret Carr made a movie. Lots of people make movies these days. Every idiot with a digital camcorder thinks he is Scorsese, Tarantino, or Apatow, but Carr approached his first feature film, RevoLOUtion, a little differently. He landed Quinn Redeker, the man behind The Deer Hunter, to write his screenplay. Rocky composer Bill Conti created the title song. Paul Michael Glaser, best known as Detective Starsky from the classic TV series “Starsky & Hutch,” is a producer. Carr even convinced Burt Young, who played Sylvester Stallone’s brother-in-law in the Rocky films, to be himself in RevoLOUtion. But who to play Lou Benedetti, the stuttering, somewhat brain-damaged, yet ultimately inspirational star of the film? That would be Carr himself, who also produced and directed RevoLOUtion. And wait until you hear about his unusual ideas about marketing. open separate window
The Film Talk - Part 14 - There Will Be BloodThe Film Talk - Part 14 - There Will Be Blood
from The Film Talk
March 17, 2008

In Which Gareth and Jett eat pancakes while discussing There Will Be Blood, with discussions into other topics such as Marlon Brandoâs bell ringing on One Eyed Jacks and Jack Nicholson as Daniel Plainview.
The Scene: k.d. LangThe Scene: k.d. Lang
from CBC: The Scene
February 19, 2008

Entertainment review with Jelena Adzic: k.d. lang resurfaces with class.
"Shine A Light" Trailer"Shine A Light" Trailer
from Revver - music Videos
February 05, 2008

Author: condensedmov Added: Mon, 04 Feb 2008 20:46:18 -0800 Duration: 1521Trailer for "Shine A Light, from Paramount Classics. Director Martin Scorsese's concert film of the Rolling Stones live performances at New York City's Beacon Theater. Movie opens April 4th.
"Shine A Light" Trailer"Shine A Light" Trailer
from ROCK MUSIC AND PEOPLE VIDEOS
February 05, 2008

Author: condensedmov Added: Mon, 04 Feb 2008 20:46:18 -0800 Duration: 1521Trailer for "Shine A Light, from Paramount Classics. Director Martin Scorsese's concert film of the Rolling Stones live performances at New York City's Beacon Theater. Movie opens April 4th.
Dave's Hollywood Minute Online Edition for October 3, 2007Dave's Hollywood Minute Online Edition for October 3, 2007
from Dave's Hollywood Minute - The Online Edition
October 03, 2007

On today's Dave's Hollywood Minute: Nicolas Cage, Martin Scorsese, George Harrison, Morgan Freeman, Frances McDormand, "The Country Girl", "The Princess Bride", and Soleil Moon Frye.
The Big Shave - for ScorseseThe Big Shave - for Scorsese
from FatGirlFromOhio.org daily videoblog ( video podcast )
March 06, 2007

What was I THINKING? At this point (four hours later) I'm not sure. But Marty finally got his Oscar yesterday. Brilliant. So this is for you, Marty, for all those times I watched The Big Shave to rev myself up before a short film shoot and Cape Fear to rev myself up for a big date. And for Taxi Driver, your one truly Great, taut, compact, transcendent movie. Maybe I'll get a Mohawk next. It's a Real Life Scorsese mash up! You can see the original Big Shave at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83i8G6o0quc This is the first Quicktime file I have embedded a clickable hotspot into for distribution via podcast and iTunes, etc - my first step on the road to full hotspotted and internally linked videos. (You won't be able to click the message at the end if you're watching in Flash on a website.) Somebody said to me that I should have done this as a sponsored thing for Comic Relief. Maybe I should contribute a penny for each time somebody watches this? What? 10p? Is that too stingy?
Picture Show Pundits Episode 33aPicture Show Pundits Episode 33a
from Picture Show Pundits
November 05, 2006

Movie Reviews: The Departed, The Prestige Cast: Sarah Reel Monkey Bonilla, Ray Macabre Stalker Bonilla, and Nate Boxman Zoebl
Tank Riot - Episode 24: The Departed vs. Infernal AffairsTank Riot - Episode 24: The Departed vs. Infernal Affairs
from Tank Riot
November 02, 2006

The Departed vs. Infernal Affairs! "Two films enter, one film leaves!" Two great films reviewed by the tank team. Martin Scorsese remakes the already great Hong Kong film, but which one is better? Also, movie news and viewer mail.



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