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Friday, May 05, 2006
Since OMGN won't run press releases for non MMO games like this any more, here goes: APMEv4 – The Spoils of War - DELAYED! The ME developers and staff have, regretfully, decided to postpone the start of the new round. The changes to trade and galaxy generation still have some bugs that are taking more time than anticipated to solve. There are still some forthcoming revisions to the ship list as well. You will be informed by email when a new date has been chosen. Check the #ME channel on irc.advancedpowers.com and the Merchant Empires Forum The more people that help us test will mean a shorter delay to the actual start. We thank you for your patronage and patience in this trying time. Hawklan APME Project Manager Wednesday, November 10, 2004
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AND NOW ANNOUNCING A NEW BLOG: The White Sox Reporter: http://whitesoxreporter.blogspot.com/ Catch it! Saturday, December 06, 2003
FESTIVAL PASS GOES TO DENVER ============================== The latest episode of "Festival Pass with Chris Gore" takes viewers to the Denver International Film Festival. Interviews include William H. Macy, Campbell Scott and even Francis Ford Coppola. Airing on Starz Cinema on these dates: Premieres Friday, November 28 @ 7:30pm eastern Saturday, November 29 @ 9:35 am eastern Wednesday, December 3 @ 10:15 pm eastern Thursday, December 11 @ 4:05 pm eastern Wednesday, December 17 @ 5:10 am eastern Monday, December 22 @ @ 10:45 pm eastern Tuesday, December 30 @ 5:30 am eastern BACK TALK AT FILM THREAT! ============================== What are they talking about this week on Film Threat's BACK TALK? Top Ten Guilty Pleasures Master & Commander USC Program - Yay or nay? Unreleased DVDs New Matrix thread! These are just some of the hot topics being discussed now in Film Threat's new BACK TALK section! So sign up, read what's on the minds of your fellow Film Threat readers and post a rant, a review or start a discussion thread of your own. Check it out here: http://www.filmthreat.com/forums/index.php FILM THREAT.com "Truth in Entertainment" -- The leading source on REAL Independent films since 1985 -- ============================== Take 46 : November 17, 2003 ============================== http://www.filmthreat.com ============================== "There's a big rap concert in the Bronx tonight. Somebody's gonna die." - Down to Earth (2001) RIGHT NOW on FilmThreat.com: ============================== Plus! Finally! For real! Later this week: THE MAKING OF "MY BIG FAT INDEPENDENT MOVIE" by Chris Gore --> INTERVIEWS! --> FEATURES! --> And, as always… TONS OF INDIE FILM REVIEWS! Visit the site for these stories, tons of reviews and more! ======================================== THIS ISSUE "Right here, right now" ============================== --> FILM THREAT POLL: Voting is your right --> BOX OFFICE: Who's number one? --> BIG SCREEN: Brutally honest reviews --> INDIE THREAT: Indie and Underground reviews FREE SCREENING FROM YOUR PALS AT FILM THREAT ============================== FILM THREAT invites you and a guest to an advance screening of GIRL WITH A PEARL EARRING in CHICAGO, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO. Download your screening pass at http://www.campuscircle.net/girlwithapearlearring CLASSIFIEDS "If you advertise, they will come" ======================================== ADVERTISE IN FILM THREAT! As low as $175 for a 50 word classified! Reach 100,000 film fanatics in our newsletter and 300,000 readers on our site generating 15 million hits a month. Indie filmmakers and festivals get discounts. E-mail advertise@filmthreat.com or get more details at: http://www.filmthreat.com/Advertise.asp DV FILM FEST - DEC. 10-11, 2003 For the fourth straight year, the DV FILM FESTIVAL will highlight the talents of digital filmmakers from around the globe. It's an opportunity to view short and feature-length films with your industry peers at Digital Video Expo West 2003 in Los Angeles, California. Hosted by Chris Gore of Film Threat! Secure your DV FILM FESTIVAL seat at DVexpo.com/west by December 3rd, and save $5.00! http://www.dvexpo.com/filmfest/ "GOD, SEX & APPLE PIE" DEBUTS IN STORES NATIONWIDE THIS WEEK! "God, Sex & Apple Pie" is a critically acclaimed indie movie that traveled the film festival circuit winning 6 top awards. After a limited theatrical release, wider distribution was ultimately secured, with Warner Bros. releasing it throughout the U.S. & Canada on Home Video & DVD! http://www.GodSexApplePie.com/in.html SOUTH BY SOUTHWEST FILM 2004 SXSW is planning some of the biggest events ever for March 2004. Visit the site for information on submitting films (DEADLINE: Dec. 1, 2003) or registering to attend. http://www.sxsw.com/film THE 37TH ANNUAL WORLDFEST-HOUSTON 2004 - CALL FOR ENTRIES! WorldFest takes place April 16-25, 2004. Seeking Indie Features, Shorts, Documentaries, Music Videos, TV Production, TV Commercials, Film & Video Production, Screenplays, Student Films, Experimental and New Media. More than $50,000 in cash, equipment, film stock and awards. Discount Deadline: Nov. 15 2003; FINAL DEADLINE: Dec. 15 2003. WorldFest - Fiercely Independent! Spielberg, Lucas, Lynch, The Coen Bros, Ang Lee & Ridley Scott won their first honors here! 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No one delivers such a huge audience of filmmakers, movie lovers and industry on the web! http://www.filmthreat.com/Advertise.asp FILM THREAT POLL "Voting is your right" ======================================== Go to http://www.filmthreat.com to cast your vote on the following question: Who else would you have liked to see appear on our Frigid 50 list? 1) Quentin Tarantino 2) The Wachowski Brothers 3) Ben Stiller 4) Jerry Bruckheimer 5) Clint Eastwood Jerry Bruckheimer is currently leading at 32%! Cast your vote on the site and check the results! BOX OFFICE "Hollywood's horse race" ======================================== Weekend of Nov. 14 - 16, Source: Exhibitor Relations Co. 1/2 Elf $27.2/$71.2 2/0 Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World $25.7/$25.7 3/1 Matrix: Revolutions $16.3/$114.1 4/3 Brother Bear $12.0/$63.0 5/0 Looney Tunes: Back in Action $9.5/$9.5 6/6 Love Actually $8.8/$19.0 7/4 Scary Movie 3 $6.1/$102.3 8/5 Radio $5.0/$43.7 9/0 Tupac: Resurrection $4.6/$4.6 10/8 Mystic River $3.3/$45.6 BIG SCREEN "Coming to a theater near you" ======================================== From five stars "Perfect! * * * * *" to one star "Crap! *" totally honest movie reviews. TUPAC: RESURRECTION (R) By Eric Campos * * * * Before seeing this film I thought, “Why?” Look up Tupac on IMDB and about five different documentary titles come up and that’s not including the VH1 “Behind the Music” episode or any specials MTV have run on the late rapper. So once again…why? I realize the guy had talent, but so did GG Allin and there’s only one documentary on him. Well, to separate “Tupac: Resurrection” from the rest of the pack, this is supposedly the first “official” documentary on Tupac, Mama Shakur approved. So knowing this, you can expect more information in this film than any of the others, along with the same old stories we’ve heard over and over again for the past several years. “Resurrection” gives you the whole story from the day of Tupac’s birth to his untimely death in Las Vegas. It’s a full two hours of Tupac, filled with interviews, news footage, old photographs, all the good stuff a proper interview needs and there’s even clever interview footage edited together to serve as narration for the entire thing. I haven’t seen the other docs, but I imagine that this one blows the others away. Filmmaker Lauren Lazin has created a loving tribute to this late star as if he was her own son. Fans will approve. As a non-fan, I thoroughly enjoyed the film and didn’t even feel the two-hour running time. I have never really had anything against Tupac; I just never got into his music. And quite honestly, the only thing I knew about the guy was from various news reports about his arrests and displays of assholism. But after seeing this film, I gotta admit I see the guy in a different light. He’s very articulate and makes several great points explaining his behavior as well as why gangsta rap is so brutal and in your face. There are still several points in this film where you’ll see the rapper as a jerk, but hey, we’re all jerks at some point. Sometimes we’re jerks for a day because we got a parking ticket or maybe you caught the wife cheating on you with the gardener. Tupac had the cops fucking with him on a constant basis, many times for nothing at all, and on top of that, he was granted a giant pedestal to voice his anger. If this were you, you’d probably come off as a jerk sometimes, too. Fortunately, the whole Biggie and Tupac war is kept to a fair minimum because there was a documentary released just recently on just that whole segment of his life. “Resurrection” takes a look at the man’s entire life and grants us an eye-opening look inside his brain. And now that the supposed be-all-end-all documentary has been made, let’s let the guy get some fuckin’ rest, okay? MASTER AND COMMANDER: THE FAR SIDE OF THE WORLD (PG-13) By Chris Barsanti * * * 1/2 It’s hard to say which would be a more damaging outcome for the strange triumvirate of film companies (Fox, Miramax, Universal) that produced the $90 million “Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World”: if it bombs, then we might not be seeing another costly historical epic for some time, but if it succeeds, then somebody’s going to try and film the rest of the series of books it’s based on (some 20 titles at last count). And although what we’ve got on screen this first time is mostly good fun; 19 more of them would be a bit of a stretch. If you didn’t know, “Master and Commander” is set on a British warship, the HMS Surprise, during the Napoleonic Wars in the early nineteenth century. The ship’s captain is Jack Aubrey (Russell Crowe), nicknamed “Lucky Jack” by the crew, a ragged but pretty fanatically loyal bunch. Aubrey’s luck seems barely in attendance in the film’s opening salvo, when the Surprise gets ambushed in fog off the coast of Brazil by the Acheron, a French privateer they were sent to intercept. The Acheron’s guns make a hash of the Surprise’s decks and sails before Aubrey slips off into the fog. The rest of the film is basically a chase, as Aubrey drags his damaged ship off after the Acheron - a faster, stronger ship with more crew and twice as many cannon - in an attempt to keep them from reaching the rich and unprotected shipping lanes of the Pacific. While “Master and Commander” is for the most part commendable in what it doesn’t feel the need to do - give Aubrey a love interest, present the character’s histories in flashback, demonize their enemies - the script fails occasionally in that it dredges up some clichéd story elements to keep the audience from drifting in between skirmishes. There’s the officer who can’t keep the crew’s respect, an attempt at mutiny, and even a moment when Aubrey has to cut loose a drowning sailor in order to save the ship. And it doesn’t help that in all the hurly-burly of fluttering sails and thrashing waves, only a very small number of the ship’s crew ever register as individuals. The stars, of course, register. Crowe plays Aubrey as a slightly sunnier version of Maximus from “Gladiator”, the success of which this film is very much trying to capitalize on with its talk of honor and duty, and its gruesomely realistic approach to pre-modern combat. While the role is not exactly a huge departure for Crowe, his genial approach to playing Aubrey, gentle and prodding one moment, and iron-willed leader of men the next, gives this more-than-occasionally-wandering film just about as good an anchor as it needs. Balancing out Aubrey’s happy martial behavior - this is a man who enjoys what he does to an almost frightening degree - is his best friend, the ship’s doctor (and naturalist), Stephen Maturin (Paul Bettany), who has the same, reasoned, philosopher’s demeanor whether he’s studying a strange species of beetle or amputating the arm of a pre-adolescent sailor. It’s a scrappy relationship, the men fight like brothers and only seem generally calm when playing music together, Maturin sawing away on the cello and Aubrey plucking at a violin. All criticism of its clichéd moments and wandering attention aside, “Master and Commander” is impressively handled by director Peter Weir (“The Truman Show”), a director who, outside of the World War I film “Gallipoli,” has never handled much in the way of an action film. Weir’s camera can’t get enough of soaring over the ocean and diving through the Surprise’s cramped quarters, but there are just as many moments of lyrical quiet where all we may see are sailors clambering through the rigging in pre-dawn blue. Weir keeps the viewers bottled up just long enough on the boat, that when they do make land at the Galapagos islands - conveniently allowing Maturin to go aground specimen-hunting. The battles, when they occur, are crashing, smashing, symphonies of destruction, and rendered all the more intense by the immaculate sound design which not only gets one uncomfortably close to those cannonballs blasting through solid oak and sailor’s bodies, but makes one very aware of just how delicate these vessels are. It all might not amount to much in the end; again, this is in many ways an exceptionally heartfelt and pungent chase film. But in a season when studios can barely even manage to muster a few decent stock action flicks or thought-provoking Oscar-bait dramas, we may have to take what we can get. Strictly for fans of the high seas, history and stirring calls to arms (yes, Aubrey gets a rouse-the-men-before-battle-speech, and it’s an arm-hair-raising doozy) - the best boy’s adventure of the year. Get more reviews on the site including LOONY TUNES BACK IN ACTION! Updated DAILY! http://www.filmthreat.com/ Discuss these reviews and more on our BACK TALK section here: http://filmthreat.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?forumid=29 INDIE THREAT "Reviews of REAL indie films" ======================================== Film Threat will review anything. Send us your indie feature, short, DVD, underground video and prepare yourself for acclaim or ridicule. HOME ROOM By Doug Brunell * * * * "Home Room" is an emotional picture that benefits from the extremely powerful performances of its stars. And while it deals with the aftermath of a school shooting, it doesn't come across as a message movie, and it definitely doesn't have an ending that lets viewers off easy (though it comes close). In fact, the movie refuses to even give an answer to the problem of school violence, instead choosing to focus on the lives of the people affected by it. Victor Garber (from television's "Alias"), plays Detective Van Zandt, the man who heads the investigation into the shooting. The focus of his attention is Alicia (Busy Philipps, who was also on the incredibly underrated "Freaks and Geeks"). Alicia is a hard girl to like. She doesn't fit into any clique, and her sarcasm makes it hard for people not to physically attack her every time she opens her mouth. She is beyond the typical "difficult" youth, and when her principal orders her to spend time with one of the survivors of the shooting, Deanna (Erika Christensen in a performance even better than the one she gave in "Traffic"), it's a good bet things won't go well. Watching these characters (and the actors who bring them to life) is a chore, but only because their emotions are so raw. When Deanna tells her new companion that she's "dying on the inside," you get a rare glimpse of what far too many kids are going through every day. The film, however, really does an excellent job of showing that these are young adults who can't possibly cope with a tragedy adults can't even comprehend. You have to admire director/writer Paul F. Ryan for not making his characters as two-dimensional as we've come to expect in such films. At its core, this is a movie that deals with just about every topic (suicide, love, the will to conform, rebellion, peer pressure, the distance between parents and their kids, and so on) other than the most obvious one. The more astute viewer will understand how it all fits together, though. Just don't look for the film to give you an answer as to why this sort of thing happens. That's up for you to decide on your own. And if you listen, you just might get it. FALL OF A SAGA by Eric Campos * * * * 1/2 (http://www.ifilm.com/filmdetail?ifilmid=2474284) For all of the indie films that have been produced since the release of the debacle we know as The Phantom Menace, poking fun at dotty old George and the mess he’s made of his Empire, “Fall of a Saga” strikes the hardest, not because it’s the most venom filled “fuck you” aimed at Lucas Ranch, but because it presents a filmmaker’s rabid curiosity for just what the hell happened. It presents ideas and it asks the question - how could a father do something so terrible to his child? We open on George Lucas holed up in his bedroom, struggling with the script that is supposed to become “Episode 1.” Suddenly, he gets a surprise visitor, someone who has helped him out in the past, and they want to offer their helping hand once again. Actually, they demand that they not only lend a hand, but that they cast a major influence over the entire production…all in the name of Lucas. So begins the flushing of the Star Wars name straight down the toilet as Lucas is forced to tear his own creation apart. Newton has obvious respect for Lucas and an undying love for “Episodes IV-VI” in his “Star Wars” series. “Fall of a Saga” is not mean-spirited in any way. It offers a very “Twilight Zone” solution to the “Phantom Menace” disaster. But at the same time, it doesn’t take itself too seriously. It just wants some goddamn answers and Newton has concocted his own. For “Star Wars” fans who feel betrayed, “Fall of a Saga” offers a New Hope. GOT DISTRIBUTION? FILM THREAT DVD! Do you have a great feature? Has it played some festivals and maybe even won an award or two? Has your film gotten good press? Are all the rights to music, talent, etc. cleared? And, despite all of this, do you still not have a DVD/video deal?! Consider distribution with Film Threat DVD! We're seeking the best independent and underground films that have been overlooked. Interested? Please send a synopsis, festival history, and other relevant press-related information about your film to Mitchell Bard, Film Threat DVD's East Coast Head of Acquisitions. For more information, e-mail: mbard@filmthreat.com Get more information at: http://www.filmthreatdvd.com SELL YOUR USED DVDS For cash!!! 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[21:13:01] * Rosenkreuz_letsPLAY (~APKing@dns90-110.cbu.edu) has joined #table [21:13:49] -> [Roach] PING [21:13:50] [Roach PING] [21:13:52] [Roach PING reply]: 3secs [21:14:03] [21:14:05] [21:14:07] [21:14:19] [21:14:34] [21:14:45] [21:14:48] [21:15:01] [21:15:22] [21:15:51] [21:15:51] [21:16:28] [21:16:29] [21:16:36] [21:17:19] [21:17:19] [21:17:19] [21:17:19] [21:17:29] [21:17:46] [21:17:52] [21:18:38] [21:18:41] -Vladdy- @#table actually I think you guys should unban meathead, he cheated but let him be banned for the rest of this game and let him back next game [21:19:26] [21:19:26] [21:19:52] [21:20:30] [21:20:40] [21:21:17] * Hypno (~trillian@adsl-64-169-233-221.dsl.sndg02.pacbell.net) has joined #Table [21:21:35] [21:21:38] [21:21:55] [21:22:00] [21:22:15] [21:22:47] [21:23:05] [21:23:21] [21:23:51] [21:24:15] [21:24:22] [21:24:55] [21:25:17] [21:25:21] [21:25:39] [21:25:41] [21:25:55] [21:26:05] [21:26:23] [21:26:31] [21:26:40] [21:26:53] [21:27:25] [21:27:30] [21:27:45] [21:27:50] [21:28:38] [21:28:42] * Blum slaps trout around a bit with a small Prince_Valiant [21:28:47] [21:28:54] [21:29:16] [21:29:34] [21:29:35] [21:29:35] [21:29:40] [21:29:40] [21:29:48] [21:30:13] [21:30:25] * Azool sets mode: +o NeoDemus [21:30:39] [21:31:22] * MrSpock sets mode: +v NeoDemus [21:31:24] [21:31:26] * MrSpock sets mode: -o NeoDemus [21:31:42] [21:31:42] [21:31:42] [21:31:46] [21:31:50] [21:31:50] [21:32:01] [21:32:05] [21:32:13] * Prince_Valiant thinks neo said the magic word [21:32:20] [21:32:21] [21:32:21] [21:32:24] [21:32:33] [21:32:43] [21:32:49] [21:32:55] [21:33:04] [21:33:53] [21:33:53] [21:34:00] [21:34:11] [21:34:19] [21:34:20] [21:34:39] [21:34:40] [21:34:48] [21:35:01] [21:35:02] [21:35:02] [21:35:02] [21:35:02] [21:35:02] [21:35:02] [21:35:02] [21:35:03] [21:35:05] [21:35:07] [21:35:09] [21:35:21] [21:36:09] [21:36:09] [21:36:24] [21:36:24] [21:36:24] [21:36:40] * Berserkir (~mail@d66-183-100-99.bchsia.telus.net) Quit (Quit: K-Lined) [21:37:06] [21:37:11] [21:37:21] [21:37:27] * nix (asdg@dialup84-93.utvinternet.net) Quit (Read error: Connection reset by peer) [21:37:33] [21:37:36] [21:37:39] * Berserkir (~mail@d66-183-100-99.bchsia.telus.net) has joined #table [21:37:41] [21:37:41] * nix`` (asdg@dialup84-93.utvinternet.net) has joined #table [21:38:15] [21:38:25] [21:38:41] [21:39:06] [21:39:12] [21:39:29] [21:39:45] [21:40:05] [21:40:12] [21:40:36] [21:40:37] [21:40:37] [21:40:43] * Janie (~Ibcrazyy@cs6669215-246.austin.rr.com) has joined #table [21:40:48] [21:40:52] [21:40:55] [21:41:25] * Candarius (Candarius@h24-69-53-215.gv.shawcable.net) has left #table [21:41:34] [21:41:43] [21:42:03] [21:42:14] [21:42:17] [21:42:45] * nix`` (asdg@dialup84-93.utvinternet.net) has left #table [21:42:57] [21:43:29] [21:43:53] [21:44:13] [21:44:24] [21:44:24] [21:44:31] [21:44:32] [21:44:53] [21:44:53] [21:45:01] [21:45:06] [21:45:15] [21:45:26] [21:46:25] [21:46:43] [21:46:47] [21:46:51] [21:46:53] [21:46:59] [21:47:02] * Azool loks at Spock [21:47:04] [21:47:09] * MrSpock innocent [21:47:20] * Blum grabs a can of RAID [21:47:21] [21:47:23] [21:47:36] [21:47:42] [21:47:48] [21:48:02] [21:48:07] * Vtreka (Vtreka@203.16.198.219) has joined #Table [21:48:07] * ChanServ sets mode: +o Vtreka [21:48:10] [21:48:13] [21:48:13] [21:48:21] [21:48:28] * Hypno (~trillian@adsl-64-169-233-221.dsl.sndg02.pacbell.net) has left #Table [21:48:44] [21:49:13] [21:49:26] [21:49:34] [21:49:41] [21:49:49] * Pyromaniac420 (~rob_miles@h68-145-153-29.cg.shawcable.net) has left #table [21:50:06] [21:50:07] * MrSpock sets mode: -m [21:50:35] [21:50:43] [21:50:44] [21:50:54] [21:50:56] [21:50:56] [21:51:06] [21:51:06] [21:51:07] [21:51:10] [21:51:15] [21:51:20] [21:51:36] [21:51:54] [21:51:59] [21:52:06] * Antoxa (Toxa@213.145.51.156) Quit (Quit: bye) [21:52:11] [21:52:21] [21:52:31] [21:52:35] * Prince_Valiant is now known as Pv_away [21:52:35] [21:52:45] |