Deep Red sagte am 17.05.2006, 20:57:
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#31
Geschrieben 17. Mai 2006, 23:30
"Time kills critics my dear." (Lisztomania)
"The movie never changes. It can't change. But everytime you see it, it seems different because you are different. You see different things." (12 Monkeys)
#32
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Geschrieben 18. Mai 2006, 11:39
Phibes sagte am 21.04.2006, 16:31:
Eine DVD von Laloux´Herrscher der Zeit wäre ja auch mal ganz nett.
Gibt's doch - von Image, wenn ich mich nicht täusche?
...aber das leben in der tiefe ist gesund...
fsk, "goes underground", lp (1984)
fsk, "goes underground", lp (1984)
#33
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Geschrieben 18. Mai 2006, 11:43
Prof K sagte am 09.05.2006, 13:11:
Fantastic Planet
* Rene Laloux shorts Les Escargots and Comment Wang-Fo Fut Sauve
* Rene Laloux shorts Les Escargots and Comment Wang-Fo Fut Sauve
Schade, dass LES TEMPS MORTS nicht mehr drauf ist - das war eigentlich das Highlight auf dem AB-Release...
...aber das leben in der tiefe ist gesund...
fsk, "goes underground", lp (1984)
fsk, "goes underground", lp (1984)
#34
Geschrieben 29. Mai 2006, 22:17
Shoeshine
Special Features:
- New progressive transfer from a new restoration
- Full length audio commentary by Bert Cardullo (author of Vittorio De Sica: Director, Actor, Screenwriter)
- New and improved optional English subtitles
- 36-page booklet featuring the writing of Vittorio De Sica, James Agee, Pauline Kael, and Bert Cardullo
Special Features:
- New progressive transfer from a new restoration
- Full length audio commentary by Bert Cardullo (author of Vittorio De Sica: Director, Actor, Screenwriter)
- New and improved optional English subtitles
- 36-page booklet featuring the writing of Vittorio De Sica, James Agee, Pauline Kael, and Bert Cardullo
#35
Geschrieben 27. Juli 2006, 10:06
Das Cover für F For Fake ist nun zu bewundern:
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#36
Geschrieben 27. Juli 2006, 10:16
Keine Ahnung ob die echt sind aber ich gehe mal davon aus (Auch wenn das alte Cover des Keaton-Sets hundert mal schöner war):
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#37
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Geschrieben 27. Juli 2006, 10:21
Das wäre natürlich alles sehr erfreulich 
#40
Geschrieben 27. August 2006, 22:32
mhs sagte am 13.08.2006, 23:12:
ein traum, dieses label.
The Master of Cinema Series Catalogue 2006/7 (pdf)
#41
Geschrieben 02. Oktober 2006, 15:27
Die Website wurde überarbeitet. Jetzt kann man sich auch Trailer zu allen bisher erschienenen DVDs anschauen.
"Was für Idioten, was für eine Dreckskaste. Ein solcher Korpsgeist wie in der deutschen Presse findet sich allenfalls noch bei alten Wehrmachtsoffizieren."
(Klaus Theweleit)
"I was always killing myself, but it was always the bystander who died."
(Dennis Nilsen)
(Klaus Theweleit)
"I was always killing myself, but it was always the bystander who died."
(Dennis Nilsen)
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#43
Geschrieben 25. März 2007, 21:13
Angekündigt als #46:
"Was für Idioten, was für eine Dreckskaste. Ein solcher Korpsgeist wie in der deutschen Presse findet sich allenfalls noch bei alten Wehrmachtsoffizieren."
(Klaus Theweleit)
"I was always killing myself, but it was always the bystander who died."
(Dennis Nilsen)
(Klaus Theweleit)
"I was always killing myself, but it was always the bystander who died."
(Dennis Nilsen)
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#45
Geschrieben 24. Juli 2007, 16:01
Brigen auch mal wieder einige schöne Filme:
Vimeo MySpace IMDB Votes RYM
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
"Up to now -- since shortly after the Bolshevik Revolution -- most movie makers have been assuming that they know how to make movies. Just like a bad writer doesn't ask himself if he's really capable of writing a novel -- he thinks he knows. If movie makers were building airplanes, there would be an accident every time one took off. But in the movies, these accidents are called Oscars." - Jean-Luc Godard
#46
Geschrieben 16. August 2007, 07:49
Im November:
"Was für Idioten, was für eine Dreckskaste. Ein solcher Korpsgeist wie in der deutschen Presse findet sich allenfalls noch bei alten Wehrmachtsoffizieren."
(Klaus Theweleit)
"I was always killing myself, but it was always the bystander who died."
(Dennis Nilsen)
(Klaus Theweleit)
"I was always killing myself, but it was always the bystander who died."
(Dennis Nilsen)
#48
Geschrieben 22. September 2007, 20:08
Mann, an diesen Bildern kann ich mich wahrlich nicht sattsehen.
"Time kills critics my dear." (Lisztomania)
"The movie never changes. It can't change. But everytime you see it, it seems different because you are different. You see different things." (12 Monkeys)
#50
Geschrieben 23. September 2007, 00:05
bekay sagte am 23.09.2007, 01:02:
Tornhill sagte am 22.09.2007, 21:08:
Mann, an diesen Bildern kann ich mich wahrlich nicht sattsehen.
mein problem nur: ich weiß weder, wie sie heißen, noch, von wem die sind
Bearbeitet von Mr Bungle, 23. September 2007, 00:05.
#54
Geschrieben 25. Juni 2008, 17:54
Scheint so als wollte man ursprünglich beide Filme auf eine DVD packen? Jedenfalls scheint das Judex-Cover dies anzudeuten.
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