Word: film
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Dates: during 1980-1980
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...instant video-replay, without the live original. He reminds us that it's only a movie but completely enthralls us in doing so, generating a symphony out of routine actions one would otherwise barely notice. In his hands, an obvious technical device produces the most memorable moments in the film (which was originally titled Slow Motion...
...Eliot House Committee and the Eliot House Film Society wish to express our displeasure the the recent developments concerning the status of the "kiosk rule." We have several objections we'd like to raise...
...believe that these compromises will contribute to the good appearance of the yard while allowing reasonable and aesthetically acceptable locations for the many notices such a diverse and active student body requires in order to stay informed. Michael J.W. Rennock President Eliot House Film Society Michael Simpson Patti Gadecki Co-Chairman, Eliot House Committee
...company has not had a single solid hit this year to erase the red ink from such bombs as Carny, Roadie and Those Lips, Those Eyes. Woody Allen's Stardust Memories, which cost $20 million, is a major box office disappointment. The studio's Christmas films were to have been Martin Scorsese's Raging Bull (which opened two weeks ago to strong critical and popular response) and Heaven 's Gate. Cimino and Steven Bach, U.A.'s production chief, will meet soon in an attempt to salvage the film. The challenge is to reduce the length...
...statement, Cimino admitted that "the missing step of public previews clouded my perception of the film" and had made him "unable to benefit and learn from audience reaction." Now he has learned, but the lesson was prohibitive. Including advertising and interest costs, U.A. spent close to $50 million for the industry's most disastrous sneak preview...