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Im Jahre 2009 erhält die Regierung einen vertraulichen Report, der bestätigt, dass die Erde schon in wenigen Jahren dem Untergang geweiht ist. Ein geheimer Katastrophenplan wird entwickelt, der jedoch nicht die Rettung aller Menschen vorsieht. Als Jackson Curtis (JOHN CUSACK) und seine zwei Kinder eines Tages einen Familienausflug in den Yellowstone Nationalpark unternehmen, stoßen sie durch Zufall auf eine ehemalige Forschungseinrichtung, die ein Geheimnis birgt und den Plan der Regierung als fehlerhaft ausweist. Jackson nimmt die Sache selbst in die Hand, um einen fast hoffnungslosen Kampf gegen die Zeit und die bevorstehende Naturkatastrophe zu gewinnen.

Naomi struggles with the idea of genetically designing babies; Violet suddenly decides to try electric shock therapy on a patient.

Frankenstein. 1938. Program #8. Transco syndication. Commercials added locally. The Baron has built a laboratory in the Ornkney Islands to build the second monster. The first monster checks up on his work, but this causes Frankenstein to destroy his work.SUPPORT US BY SUPPORTING OUR SPONSORS

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The parents of Arizona's 10-year-old patient offer the hospital a generous donation, but Arizona finds herself in a conflict of interest when the patient's condition worsens.

After a year of speculation (Will it be James Bond? Will it be Maximum City? Trainspotting 2?), Danny Boyle has finally settled on his next project. Variety reports that it will be 127 Hours, the tale of mountain climber Aron Ralston. Boyle has been loosely attached to the project since June when the LA Times reported that Boyle and Fox Searchlight had signed a long term, best friends forever deal. Boyle has already penned a treatment, and Simon Beaufoy is in talks to write the script. In this age of flashmob media stories, you might have forgotten the tale of Ralston. Like your humble authoress and Balloon Boy, Ralston hails from Colorado. He became famous for a Utah climbing accident in 2003, when an 800 lb boulder shifted and crushed his hand. Ralston was forced to choose between life and limb, and in a stomach-turning story heard around the world, he amputated his own hand with a pocketknife. In the media frenzy that followed, Ralston was hailed as a hero and as an idiot, because he had chosen to go climbing alone and without notifying anyone. It was particularly intense locally, and I still remember the heroism debate Ralston sparked in my American Culture class. (It even inspired one student's final project!) Since those heady days of early fame, Ralston has enjoyed success with his autobiography, continues to climb, and is a motivational speaker. The director is already on the casting hunt for the part of Ralston, which Variety declares will be "a plum job" because it will force an actor to work solo for most of the shoot. Below the jump, I've embedded a video of Ralston describing his amputation. Watch it to prepare for two hours of unflinching detail, and sound off on who you think should be lucky enough to act out a very painful 127 Hours. Filed under: Action, Drama, Independent, Sports, Deals, Scripts, Fox Searchlight, DIY/Filmmaking, NewsstandContinue reading Danny Boyle Knows Where He'll Spend '127 Hours' Permalink | Email this | Comments

Know what this trio of names has in common -- Tom Waits, Crystal Gayle, and Francis Ford Coppola? They collaborated on the music for Coppola's 1982 film One from the Heart. Waits was the creative mind behind the film's music, he performed a number of duets with the country singer, and he also earned an Academy Award nomination for his efforts. However, that was about all the notoriety the film got. As Roger Ebert wrote in his review some 27 years ago: "This must be the first movie in history to arrive with more publicity about its production techniques than about its stars," describing the film as "a major disappointment." Heart focused on two people in love (Teri Garr and Frederic Forrest) who get swept away by the throes of passion with Raul Julia and Nastassja Kinski. But rather than simply tell the story, it was an art piece for Coppola, using creative filming techniques and a carefully plotted score that interacted with the characters. After the jump you can see a behind-the-scenes look at the music from the film, mainly focused on Waits, but also revealing footage from initial discussions about the project, and how the music came together. It might sound old-hat in a world where we are saturated by DVDs with special features, but I love seeing the old process -- minds coming together in the back yard for a "musical summit," how each piece of a film can be so carefully plotted, and the utter strangeness of seeing someone like Gayle collaborating with Waits.Filed under: Drama, Music & Musicals, Romance, Trailers and Clips, Stars in RewindContinue reading Stars in Rewind: Tom Waits, Crystal Gayle, and Francis Ford Coppola Permalink | Email this | Comments

Based on a true story about an 8 year old Pakistani Hindu boy and his father who accidentally cross the border into India. Follow us: http://Twitter.com/CineticFilmBuff

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Slumber Party Theater Presents: "Jennifer Goes To The Park Wearing Short Shorts and A Tight T-Shirt: Part 13." Here is a video diary of the day Jennifer & The Gang decided to go to a park on a beautiful day and play. Beware of strong language and strong opinions! Sponsored by Long Pig: The Movie now playing at www.longpig.net. Watch more videos at www.slumberpartytheater.com