Ultimate Shorts Collection 05.31.05
03-03-05, 10:19 PM
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Ultimate Shorts Collection 05.31.05
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Ultimate Shorts Collection
List Price: $59.95
Release Date: 5-31-2005
Studio: Vanguard
Thirty-three award winning short films covering every imaginable genre and starring a stellar line up of top-notch actors. Five individually packaged short collections are presented in a beautiful collector's box set for the very first time. The collection includes "Celebrating AFI", "Official Selection", "Spooks and Creeps", "Headcases", and "Hollywood Scarefest".
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Looks like a good release. Also wanted to get more input on some good shorts collection.
Best of Resfest Vol1-3
WB's Short Series from back in 98
Ultimate Shorts Collection
List Price: $59.95
Release Date: 5-31-2005
Studio: Vanguard
Thirty-three award winning short films covering every imaginable genre and starring a stellar line up of top-notch actors. Five individually packaged short collections are presented in a beautiful collector's box set for the very first time. The collection includes "Celebrating AFI", "Official Selection", "Spooks and Creeps", "Headcases", and "Hollywood Scarefest".
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Looks like a good release. Also wanted to get more input on some good shorts collection.
Best of Resfest Vol1-3
WB's Short Series from back in 98
03-05-05, 10:18 AM
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This is a great collection of Academy Award-winning shorts:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg.../-/B0001EQI2Y/
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg.../-/B0001EQI2Y/
03-16-05, 10:44 AM
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saw this at dvdbliss and thought it fit in...
The First Amendment Project
Release Date: June 14, 2005
Color, 67 min + extras
U.S. $26.95 srp
At a time when freedom of speech has never been more important, Sundance Channel and Court TV present films from THE FIRST AMENDMENT PROJECT, a highly innovative and wildly entertaining anthology of original films that explore First Amendment rights through the headline-grabbing moments where our Constitution’s integrity has been tested.
Laugh along with political comedian Al Franken as he battles Fox News over a ridiculous trademark infringement case, then consider the implications of state-sponsored art through the firestorm that erupted when activist writer and New Jersey Poet Laureate Amiri Baraka read a controversial poem about 9/11. The right to protest versus the need for public security is scrutinized against the backdrop of the 2004 Republican National.
Reflecting the distinctive sensibilities and personal perspectives of award-winning indie filmmakers--Mario Van Peebles (Baadasssss!); Chris Hegedus & Nick Doob (The War Room); and John Walter (How to Draw a Bunny)--these original films challenge viewers to examine their understanding of civil liberties, using instances when unpopular, irreverent, and politically incorrect expression ran against prevailing attitudes and powerful interests.
DVD FEATURES INCLUDE:
Comic Strips; Mario van Peebles Interview Outtakes; Alternative R.N.C. Photo Gallery; Outtakes; Amiri Baraka Statement; Performance of “Somebody Blew Up America” by Amiri Baraka; Deleted Scene: Profile of a Protestor; Interactive Menus; Scene Selection
The First Amendment Project
Release Date: June 14, 2005
Color, 67 min + extras
U.S. $26.95 srp
At a time when freedom of speech has never been more important, Sundance Channel and Court TV present films from THE FIRST AMENDMENT PROJECT, a highly innovative and wildly entertaining anthology of original films that explore First Amendment rights through the headline-grabbing moments where our Constitution’s integrity has been tested.
Laugh along with political comedian Al Franken as he battles Fox News over a ridiculous trademark infringement case, then consider the implications of state-sponsored art through the firestorm that erupted when activist writer and New Jersey Poet Laureate Amiri Baraka read a controversial poem about 9/11. The right to protest versus the need for public security is scrutinized against the backdrop of the 2004 Republican National.
Reflecting the distinctive sensibilities and personal perspectives of award-winning indie filmmakers--Mario Van Peebles (Baadasssss!); Chris Hegedus & Nick Doob (The War Room); and John Walter (How to Draw a Bunny)--these original films challenge viewers to examine their understanding of civil liberties, using instances when unpopular, irreverent, and politically incorrect expression ran against prevailing attitudes and powerful interests.
DVD FEATURES INCLUDE:
Comic Strips; Mario van Peebles Interview Outtakes; Alternative R.N.C. Photo Gallery; Outtakes; Amiri Baraka Statement; Performance of “Somebody Blew Up America” by Amiri Baraka; Deleted Scene: Profile of a Protestor; Interactive Menus; Scene Selection
03-16-05, 11:09 PM
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This might be apples and oranges, but I once saw a short on TV, I think it was MTV's Liquid Television, that featured footage from some anime, where you couldn't see anybody's mouths, and the dubbed in dialogue was basically everyone accusing everyone else of farting, using every euphimism known to mankind for such act. I remember it had me in tears from laughing so hard, but I've never seen it again. Would anyone know what this is and where I could find it?
thank you!
thank you!
03-16-05, 11:24 PM
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Originally Posted by milo bloom
This might be apples and oranges, but I once saw a short on TV, I think it was MTV's Liquid Television, that featured footage from some anime, where you couldn't see anybody's mouths, and the dubbed in dialogue was basically everyone accusing everyone else of farting, using every euphimism known to mankind for such act. I remember it had me in tears from laughing so hard, but I've never seen it again. Would anyone know what this is and where I could find it?
thank you!
thank you!
04-30-05, 05:50 PM
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the ultimate shorts collection is over $25 off at DDD. it's $34.54. about a dollar a short film. this price might justify the purchase for some of the posters above.
if someone wants to dvdtalk linkify, that'd be cool.
if someone wants to dvdtalk linkify, that'd be cool.
04-30-05, 07:16 PM
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Originally Posted by TLwizard
if someone wants to dvdtalk linkify, that'd be cool.
Ultimate Shorts @ DDD
