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Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Taiketsu
Warning: This may serve as a spoiler for those that do not read the Naruto Manga. Yo. ^_^ How about this for a Naruto video game? Ultimate Ninja Taiketsu. Taiketsu means 'showdown' in Japanese in case you're wondering. But yeah, rate or comment on this idea since there will be no Ultimate Ninja Storm 3. Gameplay The gameplay will be based off of DragonBall Z Tenkaichi 3, so it would be split screen due to large battle settings and variety of techniques. It would consist of very large battlefields and various items upon the stage. For example, lets say it's Naruto vs. Sasuke in the Hidden Leaf village. Naruto attacks Sasuke and send him flying into the Ramen shop. In this game, it would be destroyed and ramen can be collected. This item, of course, would replenish your health meter. Another nice thing about the game would be affliction. Say you are hit by Fire-ball jutsu directly. You'd continusly lose health for a short period of time. And if you take too many hits, you will begin to bleed, which causing your chakra to decrease instead of health. The versus mode would be a player 1 vs player 2, player 1 vs COM, COM vs COM, or Co-op mode. Entering one will bring you to Single Battle, Team Battle, and Multi-Team brawl. Single Battle Will be a simple 1 vs 1 match up. Opponents face off until their enemy reaches death. Item collecting would be optional. Wheather can be modified, like making it night time in any stage. Team Battle Much different from Ultimate Ninja Storm Team Battles. This mode can have up to 5 against 5 matches. All members of each team would be on the battlefield at once, fighting to win. Your team will fight tp protect you from the enemy and you can make them follow you, stop movement or fighting, or make them use jutsus. But in this mode, all life bars will be shortened and ultimate jutsus will be restricted. During p1 vs. p2 or Co-op, the screen will be split into 2 sides. Multi-Team Brawl Now this would be just like team battle, but with up to 4 teams fighting at once. The disadvantage of this mode is that teams may only have up to 3 characters during this fight. Game Story The game begins from Naruto setting off onto his first mission(Land Of Waves Arc) all the way to the Fouth Great Ninja War Arc. It will have mini-games of Naruto's training like analog spinning for the Rasenshuriken jutsu development. Playing these games are optional, but passing them will give you Yen which you can buy items or new stages with. You can also buy anime film clips. As in your favorite fights from the Naruto series. Characters This game would have the largest collection of Naruto characters... EVER. Everyone would be included in this game. For those that want to see MOST of the chracters I have in mind, click the spoiler. Spoiler:
Stages Now the stages in this game would be very large. Such as wide open plains and forst with various items within them. The stages would be different from every other Naruto game. Like the Samurai bridge or Rain Village stage. Instead of selecting 'lower' or 'upper', you start in the stage and you can use both. For example, you're fighting and you want to temporarily retreat. You can jump down to the lower stage. This would have no effect on the gameplay, since the screens are split. For those that want to see the stages, read the sopiler... Nearly all of the following sages would have there day and night forms. Time of day and rain is optional. Spoiler:
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Man, that sounds fun! It would make a great game.
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A reader recently asked a question that might be of interest to others as well: "What is a good ileostomy diet? I do not eat meat or poultry, and I am having constipation problems."
Before answering, a little background is needed. An ileostomy is when the part of the small intestine (called the ileum) is surgically connected to the abdominal wall to provide a way for stool to leave the body. This procedure is done when there is disease, blockage or other problems that don't allow stool to pass to the large intestine and exit as normal bowel movements.
The small intestine is about 21 feet long and is responsible for breaking down food and absorbing nutrients. Each part of the small intestine absorbs certain nutrients. After part of the small intestine is removed, the remaining intestine adapts somewhat over time to compensate for the section that was removed.
Why is this important? Your dietary needs and tolerances will depend on how much healthy small intestine remains and how much time has allowed it to adapt following surgery. In addition, the type of ileostomy will play a role — if your surgery created an ileostomy that is continent (no collection appliance is worn) or incontinent (an appliance is needed).
With these points in mind, here are some general guidelines:
As you can see, regularity will depend on many things and vary from person to person. When you're constipated, pay attention to the balance between constipating foods and the amount of beverages you drink. If these lifestyle changes don't help, check back with your surgeon or gastroenterologist. Talking with a dietitian also may be indicated.
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Hi,had this Ileostomy put in December 20 th ,2013. After being told on October 4 th I have cancer..."all which I will need a bone marrow transplant.....at this point have more struggle with the bag and learning the right wafers and appliances what to eat or not....I really hate it....I work on acceptance every day ..guess I'm not. Doin so well......last night it busted in the middle of my sleep the feelings of cleaning that and my self ...with some one helpin me. Just ....overwhelming for me......next week I see the surgeon to see about this bein reversed...so I can have my trans plant in June....any way if you have any help with accepting this in a better way.......I'm all ears. Thanks Dawn
What would cause a little liquid and a lot of foam come out of the stoma?
Hi there. Yes go soft and mild for a while and take it slow. Absolutely drink lots of water! You don't need those sugary drinks anyway and get diabetes also! I had my ileostomy in200. I have had 3 or 4 bowel obstructions I was hospitalized for. so, I do not eat nuts, raw vegetables. Learned that twice. And do not overeat. Yes several small meals and enjoy the flavor of what your eating by chewing well. I am always the one everyone else is waiting on to finish. But that's ok. I'd rather that, than having them come see me in the hospital. Take care of yourselves. Shirley
My husband had surgery iilostomy 2 weeks ago and he has lost 5 pounds.im trying to feed him good but he keeps losing if this natural ? Worrying me :(
Have ileostomy for 3 weeks & having problem with gas. Try to eat proper food. Any suggestion?
Does an ileostomy affect the absorption of vitamin B?
Having a terrible time post surgery. No ostomy yet but the rectum is excoriated by the bile acids. pH is 1 to 3 and I can't take it any more. (3 months). Can't keep the stool formed. It is liquid like water most of the time and when it drips across my but skin it burns it like sulfuric acid. 3 seconds an I'm screaming. I am using diluted liquid antacid to neutralize the acid with a little glycerine to sooth the surface pain. I also use a little ear syringe to irrigate the inner rectum with this acid neutralizing liquid if it is needed inside.
I've been writing about my experiences as an ileostomate on my blog. I'm eating a plant based diet and have had no trouble with roughage. Chewing is probably the most important thing you can do to avoid problems...
Hi, I have had my ileostomy for 20+ years. My doctor told me way back then to try things and see how they go. If they bother me, give them up for a bit and then try again. If they still bother me, cross them off my list of foods. I am somewhat short in intestines and so a lot of my output is liquid. Constipation is not a problem. Are you drinking enough water? I drink at least 32 oz of flavored water a day. Fiber could really help move things along for you as well. Try fresh fruits and veggies. So long as you chew well you should be okay. Some fruit skins bother me, so I have to peel those, but for the most part, little to no problems. Don't eat too much cheese at one time. Hopefully that will help too. With time and trial and error you will find what works best for you. Good luck with your ostomy!
Definatelly NO nuts, they do not pass well with an ileostomy. Also, have found that the dark green lettuces do not digest well and caused a blockage. Iceburg lettuce does not have that affect probably because it mainly consist of water. As far as meat goes, you just have to make sure you chew your food well.
Hi all - Just some more info very little is known about LUPUS in the GUT in South Africa and not much can be done for LUPUS in general here.So besides the fact that I am incurable and basically untreatable I am now informed I am MALNOURISHED,now isnt that a suprise ! So keep your chins up Girls and Guys and keep on keeping on.All suggestions appreciated KIM SA
Hi - Thanks for this and the comments as I thought I was alone in all this - I have LUPUS and had major abdominal surgery December 2010 Bowel and Intestine obstruction due to masive Lupus lesions in the Gut.Then May 2012 had Bowel Resection,ruptured Gall Bladder removed and Intestines reattached all had collapsed onto Bladder.I had major problems with Food and Liquids prior to the ops and it has taken its toll as I am now down to 40kgs from 54 kgs and cannot assimilate food,I have been told its a case of trial and error,so what I can eat which is very limited,suddenly I am violently ill and in excruciating pain. Everything is for losing weight,what about a way for those of us who are the opposite that due to our medical conditions we cant eat.Are there any suggestions?Please dont tell me to fast,as I am down to skin and bone already. Regards to all my fellow sufferers Kim in SA
I have to avoid all nuts, beans, seeds, and raw roughage at all times. I ahve at 2 blockages and they are not fun!!!! if you have a blockage you need to go to hospital, a firned of mine died becasue he avoided going in... He hated the emergency room so he waited till his dr. could see him, he went septic and died.
Had my gallbladder removed in fall of 2010. Was sicker after the surgery than before. Tried everything, fiber, Imodium , diet changes, research at Mayo, while my husband had prostate cancer tests, appointment with local hospital dietician, and talks with my old family doctor. Finally, went to my G I doctor after thinking I had cancer too, and he prescribed Colestipol -a cholesterol reducing drug. One of its side effects is to encapsulate the bile. 1 pill and I could immediately tell a difference. It is a cheap drug - $10/90 pills (I can take more than 1 a day if needed). I am not saying I don't have any issues, but it makes eating, going out to eat, working, sleeping easier. I feel almost normal! I still fall back onto starchy foods when having issues, but nothing like before. I was told 5 percent of people having gallbladder removal surgery have issues after surgery but no one told me that - although it had to come out, I wish I had been more prepared. I believe more than 5 percent of patients have problems after gallbladder surgery. You still can eat 1 thing 1 day and another day have that same thing and end up sick. Who knows why? Sausage is a big no no for me (goodby pizza). I never have eaten much fried foods or fast foods. Lipton dry soup mix saved me, not the canned type. When I do have episodes, I will take an Imodium to get everything stopped, take it easy (because you feel so wiped out), and go back to starchy foods and work back into a normal diet.
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Investigation of serologic bone markers in patients undergoing hip arthroplasty
Study Type: | Observational |
Study Design: | Observational Model: Cohort Time Perspective: Prospective |
Official Title: | Serologic Based Molecular Characterization of Bone-healing After Cementless Total Hip Arthroplasty |
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Enrollment: | 0 |
Study Start Date: | January 2004 |
Estimated Study Completion Date: | June 2009 |
Primary Completion Date: | June 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Investigation of serologic bone markers in patients undergoing hip arthroplasty. Measured by frequent blood- and urine samples pre-operative and during the first post-operative year.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 40 Years to 80 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
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Bodies do all sorts of amazing things, like move around, grow bigger and heal themselves. Bodies also come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and we need to take care of them so that they stay healthy and strong. If we listen to our bodies they tell us exactly what they need.
Bodies do all sorts of amazing things, like move around, grow bigger and heal themselves. Bodies also come in all sorts of shapes and sizes and we need to take care of them so that they stay healthy and strong. If we listen to our bodies they tell us exactly what they need.
Combining a wide range of drug-free therapeutic approaches, this book is a step-by-step guide to Peter Smith's unique, 100% natural sleep solution. It:
· Explains how sleep 'works' and the physical and psychological causes of insomnia.
· Offers practical advice about how to practice good sleep behaviours and switch on relaxation responses within the nervous system, including the revolutionary concept of 'virtual darkness'.
· Gives tips on getting the right dietary supplements for a good night's sleep and creating the right sleeping environment.
· Advises 'night owls' 'early birds' and 'free runners' about how to reset problematic sleep cycles.
· Provides guidelines for preventing jetlag.
Subject: Mental Health
Frog, Dog, Flamingo and Dragon are all very upset – Frog has too many chores to do, Dog has writer's block, Flamingo is being bullied at school and Dragon's granddad has just died. Ladybird listens to their worries and comes up with a plan that will help them all – let's learn Ladybird's Remarkable Relaxation!
Subject: Yoga
Why does scratching an itch feel so good? Why is pain from a mosquito bite preferable to the same pain from an unidentified source?
Douglas Nelson provides the reader with a comprehensive, practical and highly accessible guide to the scientific understanding of pain. The book explores the different types of pain, providing clear explanations of the processes involved within the body. It examines key issues such as diagnosis and measurement of pain, the placebo effect and fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS), and takes an in depth look at causes and treatment for chronic pain. The book is full of practical advice and small changes one can make to improve the effectiveness of pain treatment.
Subjects: Complementary Medicine and Alternative Health, Cranial Osteopathy and Craniosacral Work, Massage and Bodywork, Shiatsu, Medicine
The complex effects of Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (Type 3, Hypermobility), or EDSIII, on a patient's physical and mental wellbeing are extremely challenging for everyone involved, requiring a multidisciplinary care team and enormous dedication from the patient.
Subjects: Massage and Bodywork, Medicine, Books for Professional Practice
Bach flower remedies are natural medicines derived from flowers that have the power to bring balance back into our lives. This concise introduction is designed to help you start using the remedies for yourself.
The book covers the nature and history of Dr Bach's famous system, with many case histories and examples to illustrate how it works. A complete list of remedies is included, along with useful information about how they are made, and a full description of the emotional states that they can help. There are also clear instructions describing how to select and take remedies as well as information on finding a good practitioner.
This practical and accessible guide is ideal for anyone interested in using Bach remedies. Students and practitioners will also find it to be a useful reference, and a perfect introduction to recommend to clients.
Subjects: Complementary Medicine and Alternative Health, Bach Flower
Increasing numbers of professionals in the fields of psychology and therapy are seeking to incorporate elements of spirituality into their therapeutic oeuvre, addressing not only mental and emotional issues, but also the soul.
Subjects: Books for Professional Practice, Shamanism
Many factors of twenty first century life are impacting negatively on our quality of sleep and self-restorative functions. The pressure for increased productivity, less than ideal diet, constant technological changes, environmental pollution and unrealistic self expectations mean that a growing number of people are suffering from debilitating and persistent fatigue.
Subjects: Complementary Medicine and Alternative Health, Movement and Fitness
Practising Taiji and Qigong is the perfect antidote to the stresses of modern life and a great way to stay healthy. Now caring professionals can help those with limited mobility to experience the benefits of Taiji and Qigong with this easy-to-follow guide.
Subjects: Complementary Medicine and Alternative Health, Medical Qigong, Taiji Quan, Qigong
Frog is very worried as he has an important speech to make at his school assembly. The speech is about breathing and he doesn't know a thing about it! He asks his friends for help and they teach him all about the lion breath, the crocodile breath, the humming bee breath and the woodchopper breath. Can any of these breathing techniques calm his nerves before the big speech?
Subject: Yoga
Practiced in community centers and psychiatric hospitals throughout Brazil, Spiritist therapies are gaining increasing recognition internationally for their ability to complement conventional medicine. This pioneering text is the first comprehensive account of the philosophy, theory, practical applications and wider relevance of Spiritist therapies to be published in the English language.
Subjects: Practical Theology, Spiritual Development
People with Hypermobility Syndrome (HMS), including Ehlers-Danlos type Hypermobility Syndrome, have a larger range of joint movement than is typical, which can cause pain and fatigue despite an outward appearance of good health. This book is the complete guide to living with and managing HMS, and ultimately enjoying a fulfilling life.
Subject: Movement and Fitness
Wellness coaching is an emerging and vibrant area of healthcare. It takes healing beyond the curing of symptoms and empowers clients to take their health back into their own hands. This book provides therapists with the knowledge and skills to rejuvenate their therapeutic practice by incorporating wellness coaching techniques into their range of services.
Subjects: Complementary Medicine and Alternative Health, Books for Professional Practice
Learning the Chinese arts of Tai Chi and Qigong is a great way for children to relax, have fun, and strengthen body and mind. This easy-to-use teacher training pack provides step-by-step instructions and simple techniques that enable anyone to teach Tai Chi and Qigong to children.
Subjects: Taiji Quan, Qigong
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Summary: A teacher's guide to the generic 2x2 matrix.
This is one of those things that should be easy, but it isn't. It should be easy because they have already been doing it, with numbers, and it's just the same with letters. But hey, that's what Algebra II is about, right?
They should definitely work in groups here. Make sure they understand what they are doing. A clear sign that they don't understand what they are doing, even a little, is that they wind up solving for a, or solving for w in terms of x, or something like that. They need to understand that the object is to solve for w, x, y, and z in terms of a, b, c, and d. Only by doing this can they come up with a generic solution to the inverse of a 2×2 matrix, which can then be used quickly and easily to find the inverse of any 2×2 matrix. If they don't understand that, they just don't have any idea what we're doing—it's important to get them to understand the problem instead of just focusing on solving it.
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From EatingWell: October/November 2006
Here we make a low-fat shrimp and vegetable chili (which is quite tasty on its own) and top it with a layer of golden cornbread for a delicious casserole that can be made ahead. The dish serves 12, so it's just right for serving to a crowd gathered to watch a Sunday afternoon game on TV.
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View Our Nutrition Guidelines »Per serving: 225 calories; 8 g fat (1 g sat, 4 g mono); 104 mg cholesterol; 24 g carbohydrates; 15 g protein; 3 g fiber; 522 mg sodium; 222 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (30% daily value), Iron & Vitamin A (15% dv).
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Look, an online award thing that we're on! Clearly, our loss would usher in the collapse of civilization. Think of the children! And ponies.
Category Archive: online frivolity
May 21 2010
Kids these days
That's the Internet for you. No sooner do scientists manage the breakthrough of the first synthetic self-replicating species of bacteria in history, then the damn thing goes and sets up its own Twitter page. If it starts listening to emo, I say stomp on it.
Mar 23 2010
In case you're feeling prankish on Facebook…
There's an amusing page called Pray for Richard Dawkins, and it's maintained, as you might guess, by someone guzzling whine-and-cheese by the gallon. For those of you unfamiliar with him, Richard Dawkins's story reads very much like Paul's. Dawkins is arguably the most influential atheist and persecutor (although not physical) of Christians in the world …
Aug 09 2008
Okay, so I'm giving this Atheist Nexus thingy a try
The last time an atheist-centric social network was attempted — that would be Dawkins Social — it was so ineptly put together and unattractive I just gave up on it. A shame, because Dawkins is the world's most visible atheist celebrity (if you don't count people even more famous for things other than their nonbelief, …


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Ann Thompson reports on the latest trends in technology and their effects on medicine, safety, the environment or entertainment.
Interest in "smart guns," using biometrics and radio frequency technology, has rebounded following recent gun violence. President Obama has included them as part of his plan to reduce such mass shootings. Who makes these guns? How do they work? And will they catch on? Ann Thompson reports in "Focus on Technology."
The 4 billion dollar coronary stent market is about to get bigger. Bioresorbable stents are performing well, giving patients and doctors more options. Cincinnati's Christ Hospital is the lead hospital in a national study. Ann Thompson reports how Absorb™ works and what it could mean for the market.
Part of the President's plan to reduce gun violence focuses on increased mental health services. Ann Thompson, in "Focus on Technology," reports on Cincinnati efforts to be pro-active, involving a predictive spit test and photographing the brain.
Dr. Jim Eliassen stands behinds glass at the University of Cincinnati Center for Imaging Research.
North Koreans continue to face restrictions over cell phone and computer usage. As Google's chairman visits the country, Ann Thompson reports in Focus on Technology, what Eric Schmidt may want and what the future may hold for those who live there. East-West Center Associate Scott Thomas Bruce weighs in and so does Suk-Ho Shin, a reporter for South Korea's leading newspaper DONG-A-ILBO.
The Federal Aviation Administration has started writing licensing and safety regulations regarding using unmanned air vehicles (UAV's) for alternate purposes, such as newsgathering, by 2015. In this week's Focus on Technology, Ann Thompson reports on how these drones may eliminate the need for TV news helicopters.


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International agency Oxfam today welcomed the announcement by the UN Secretary General to create a global Zero Hunger Challenge to eliminate hunger and ensure that everyone everywhere has enough to eat while living within the earth's limits.
Kate Raworth, Senior Researcher at Oxfam Great Britain introduces her discussion paper "A Safe and Just Space for Humanity: can we live within the doughnut?"
The international humanitarian response system will fail to cope with the expected rise in the number of people exposed to crises unless there are more resources closer to where disasters happen and there is more investment in preventing and reducing the risk of disasters.


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Posted on 07.12.13 by David @ 12:06 pm
As the New York Asian Film Festival winds down over the weekend, with closing film The Rooftop on Monday at the Asia Society, the Japan Cuts festival at the Japan Society is just getting started in earnest, with lots of good stuff coming up between now and the 21st. Shion Sono's latest opus, Bad Film, screens tonight, along with the perverted super hero story Hentai Kamen. Also playing is Helter Skelter (see review here), one of the highlights of the festival so far, and the tragicomic Dreams for Sale – an increasingly dark film about a couple scamming lonely-hearts out of money to fund their restaurant. While Rurouni Kenshin will draw in blockbuster crowds with its pretty-boy casting and manga crossover appeal, frankly it is way too conventional to be memorable (though the fight scenes are unexpectedly solid). Better and weirder is The Warped Forest, by Shunichiro Miki, one-third of the troika who directed CSB favorite Funky Forest: The First Contact. Warped Forest is more fitfully amusing, rarely reaching the sublime peaks of Funky Forest, but it is a pleasant fever-dream of a movie and you are unlikely to find a director more obsessed with navels. For my money, though, you'd do even better to catch It's Me It's Me, the latest from Satoshi Miki (director of another CSB favorite, Adrift in Tokyo), about a young man whose life becomes a recursive identity crisis spiral after he tries to scam another man's mother for some quick bucks. Miki's films always have a shaggy-dog charm and It's Me is no exception, with the internal logic of the situation playing out as more and more doppelgangers of the protagonist start to pop up. (Click Here To Read More…) Filed under: Movie Reviews and Movie Reviews: Japan and Contributors: David and Venues: The Japan Society and People: Shion Sono and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2013 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2013 Comments: None |
Posted on 07.03.13 by David @ 3:54 pm
This report focuses on two contrasting looks at crime in modern mainland China: Beijing Blues and A Mystery. Beijing Blues Beijing Blues is slight but enjoyable – a slice of life piece shot in quasi-documentary style about a police officer, Zhang (Zhang Lixian), and his squad who are tasked with catching the thousands of petty con artists who prey on the populace daily. While the film eventually loses its thread a bit with a silly plotline about a master criminal who issues a challenge to law enforcement, the real enjoyment lies in watching the day-to-day efforts of Officer Zhang. Much of the film depicts the police surveilling suspects, watching them enact small-time car insurance scams, counterfeit bill drops and religious trickery before Zhang's crew swoops in with their bicycles and beat-up cars to bring the arrestees back to the station house for a ritual browbeating and confessional. Most of the crimes are not a matter of life and death – even when Zhang gets stabbed he brushes it off as an occupational hazard – and a little silliness and schmaltz do little to detract from the overall good vibes of the film. Filed under: General and Movie Reviews and Contributors: David and Venues: Film Society at Lincoln Center and Movie Reviews: China and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2013 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2013 Comments: None |
Posted on 07.03.13 by David @ 1:49 pm
Today's report tackles two slanted takes on the psycho killer with South Korea's Confession of Murder and Thailand's Countdown. Confession of Murder The plot of Confession of Murder – boyishly-charming serial killer Lee becomes a media darling after publishing a tell-all expose about his crimes the day after the statute of limitations expires - is absolutely preposterous, but Confession makes a virtue of that very preposterousness. After years of very good but insanely dark serial killer movies from South Korea like The Chaser and I Saw the Devil, Confession finally has the courage to say, "Hey, why can't serial killer movies be fun again?" By contrast to those films, which gave Seven a run for its money in the grim'n'gritty department, Confession uses its premise as an excuse for an extended cat-and-mouse game between Lee (Park Shi-hoo) and the detective whose life he ruined (Jeong Jae-Yeong - Moss, Castaway on the Moon) with ample opportunity for gonzo car chases, multiple assassination attempts by arrow and snake, and crazy plot twists. The film, as shot by Action Boys director Jeong Byeong-gil, is slick without ever being soulless, and heralds his arrival as a real force in Korean cinema. Filed under: General and Movie Reviews and Movie Reviews: South Korea and Contributors: David and Movie Reviews: Thailand and Venues: Film Society at Lincoln Center and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2013 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2013 Comments: None |
Posted on 07.01.13 by David @ 12:19 pm
First Liu Chia-Liang and now Jim Kelly - it has not been a good work for the martial arts genre. Starting with his breakout role in Enter the Dragon, Kelly had a way of standing out even among the dreck, and made the most of his imposing physical presence and easygoing charm in his solo series Black Belt Jones. He was a '70s icon and represented a type of film career that just doesn't seem to exist anymore. Filed under: Movie News and Movie News: Obituaries Comments: None |
Posted on 07.01.13 by David @ 11:54 am
Monday and Tuesday bring on a focus on the new Filipino cinema with Aberya and The Animals, along with the first Japan Cuts co-presentation, Helter Skelter. Also showing is Ryoo Seung-Wan's The Unjust, an insanely dark political cat-and-mouse game between a corrupt cop and an equally corrupt prosecutor set against the backdrop of a child-killer's rampage (see our review here). Aberya Aberya has been one of the real treats of the festival so far – an audacious, visually stunning piece of filmmaking from a new director whom I hope to see go far. Linaban takes four loosely connected characters – a Filipino-American boxer, an enigmatic prostitute, a drug-addled rich kid and a struggling nurse – and weaves their stories into a compelling, if bizarre narrative that constantly zags when you expect it to zig. While Aberya bogs down slightly in an extended drug trip, Linaban shows real talent here, making the most out of his young cast and bringing their tales together in a way that preserves the sense of wonder and surprise while avoiding a miserabilist Arriaga-esque wallow. Filed under: General and Movie Reviews and Movie Reviews: Japan and Venues: Film Society at Lincoln Center and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2013 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2013 and Movie Reviews: Philippines Comments: None |
Posted on 06.28.13 by David @ 1:08 pm
The opening weekend of NYAFF is heavy on the fu, with a double helping of two very different films about Bruce Lee's master, Ip Man - Ip Man: The Final Fight and The Legend is Born: Ip Man - along with special screenings modern classics Enter the Dragon and Arahan. Director Herman Yau and screenwriter Erica Li will attend the former, while actor Ryoo Seung-beom and DJs Fab 5 Freddy and MC Yan will hold down the latter. The Legend is Born: Ip Man The recent Ip Man craze (Ip Mania?) spearheaded by Donnie Yen and Wilson Yip (see our reviews of Donnie Yen's Ip Man 1 and 2 here and our interview with Sammo Hung here) has led to a number of intriguing side projects and diversions, including two films by Herman Yau that essentially serve as bookends to Donnie Yen's action-packed saga. Filed under: General and Movie Reviews and Movie Reviews: Hong Kong and People: Ryoo Seung-wan and People: Bruce Lee and Venues: Film Society at Lincoln Center and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2013 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2013 and People: Herman Yau and People: Anthony Wong Comments: None |
Posted on 06.28.13 by David @ 9:51 am
Subway Cinema's New York Asian Film Festival and the Japan Society's Japan Cuts series are back! Quite a line up this year, with new films from stalwarts like Takashi Miike (Audition), Johnnie To (The Mission), Toshiaki Toyoda (9 Souls), E J-Yong (Dasepo Naughty Girls), Herman Yau (The Untold Story), Shion Sono (Love Exposure) and Hideo Nakata (The Ring), along with less familiar names like Mika Nakagawa, Christian Linaban and Gao Qunshu. This year has the usual assortment of primarily Japanese, Chinese, Hong Kong, Korean and Thai films. While there is unfortunately nothing from Malaysia or Indonesia - two countries that could usually be counted on for at least one outstanding oddity - there is consolation in the presence of major showings from the Philippines and Taiwan. From the Philippines comes a focus on the new thrillers from Manila, including the unconventional threat in The Refrigerator and the fascinating Aberya. Meanwhile, the festival will be showcasing less reputable entries from the "Black Movie" period of Taiwanese cinema when the marquees were ruled by sleazy actioners and youth in revolt pics like Woman Revenger. NYAFF 2013 will run at the Film Society of Lincoln Center from June 28 to July 15, only to be supplemented and supplanted by Japan Cuts 2013 from July 11-21 (which we will cover in more detail on the 11th). Additional reports will follow. A full screening schedule for NYAFF 2013 can be found at Subway Cinema's site here. A full screening schedule for Japan Cuts 2013 can be found here. © David Austin Filed under: General and Movie News and Movie Reviews and Movie Reviews: Hong Kong and Venues: Film Society at Lincoln Center and Movie Reviews: China and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2013 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2013 Comments: None |
Posted on 06.26.13 by David @ 9:22 am
Liu Chia-Liang (also known as Lau Kar-Leung) has passed away. What can I say, the man was a legend. From a martial family that included Gordon Liu and Lau Kar-Wing, and from a direct line of martial arts teaching passed down by Wong Fei-Hung, Liu was a titan of kung fu cinema who made genre-defining classics like 36 Chambers of Shaolin, My Young Auntie, Eight Diagram Pole Fighter and Legendary Weapons of China. Liu could play it dead serious, like in 36 Chambers or Pole Fighter, but always seemed to prefer anarchic comedy like Dirty Ho, where one of the heroes has to fight a deadly battle while pretending to have a friendly conversation over tea. While at Shaw Brothers, this allowed Liu to act as a counter force to their other great martial arts director, Chang Cheh, whose deadly serious male-bonding epics could occasionally get a little too stuffy (don't get me wrong, though, I love Chang). Liu, on the other hand, seemed far more interested in the martial arts than in the "heroic bloodshed" - his Legendary Weapons, astoundingly for the era, actually sets up a conflict between Chinese and Japanese fighters in which no one dies and greater understanding is reached through kung fu. Liu made stars out of some of the greatest staples of the genre, including brother Gordon and pixieish Kara Hui, and worked with just about every big name, including Sammo Hung and Jackie Chan. In addition to his achievements as a director and choreographer, Liu also did wonderful work in front of the camera. Check out his throwdown at the end of My Young Auntie or, for more modern viewers, his turn as the elderly general in Jackie Chan's Drunken Master 2. Liu's work will forever stand alongside the other pillars of the genre like Sammo Hung, Chang Cheh, Tsui Hark, Bruce Lee, King Hu and Jackie Chan. I'm sad to see him go, but his legacy will live on. Filed under: Movie News and Movie News: Obituaries and People: Lau Kar Leung Comments: None |
Posted on 04.02.13 by David @ 3:38 pm
Jesus Franco, a man who defined both "prolific" and "sleazy" when it came to cinema, has died at the age of 82. I won't even try to summarize his contributions to exploitation cinema, but suffice it to say that in a career that spanned from the 50s up until his death and dozens of pseudonyms, he did it all. I'd be lying if I said I liked it all, but there are some real gems in his filmography, like the wild Diabolical Dr. Z, the gothic Eyes Without A Face/Cabinet of Dr. Caligari mash-up The Awful Dr. Orlof, and the eurospy goofiness of The Devil Came From Akasava. Franco, as always, follows closely on the heels of his muse and lover, Lina Romay, who passed away last year. Filed under: General and Movie News and Movie News: Obituaries Comments: None |
Posted on 02.25.13 by David @ 10:05 am
After a fallow period following the decline of the DVD market, we are finally getting more opportunities to wander off the beaten path of Japanese genre cinema from the 50s and 60s. Last November brought the release of Eclipse's "When Horror Came to Shochiku," collecting the goofy X from Outer Space and the visual freakout Goke: Bodysnatcher from Hell, along with oddities The Living Skeleton and Genocide. Now the Japan Society is getting into the act with a traveling series from another smaller studio, Shin Toho, collecting everything from exploitation to traditional Kabuki-based horror. The series, which will run from February 27 to March 10 has something for every genre fan. Exploitation fans will want to check out the historical nudity in display in Revenge of the Pearl Queen (1956), featuring Michiko Maeda (see above) in the first Japanese nude scene, or Flesh Pier (1958), a noir set in the sex industry mileu. Going fully noir, viewers will definitely want to check out Yellow Line by the always gonzo Teruo Ishii (for more on Ishii, click here) , a thriller starring the reptilian but charismatic Shigeru Amachi as a hitman with a heart not quite made of gold who gets mixed up with the "yellow line," a group of leering locals and Westerners kidnapping Japanese office ladies for the sex trade. Ishii postulates the port of Kobe as the ninth circle of Hell, teeming with cross-cultural prostitution, drug addicts and murderers, in a style similar to Nikkatsu's contemporary "borderless action" productions. By Ishii's later standards, this is a bit tame on the ero-guro scale, but he more than compensates for the lack of straight-up shock value with an engaging plot and great performances. In particular, Yoko Mihara is great fun as the dancer kidnapped by Amachi - even in mortal peril, she is resourceful and sassy. (Click Here To Read More…) Filed under: Movie News and Movie News: Japan and Movie Reviews and People: Teruo Ishii and Venues: The Japan Society and People: Nobuo Nakagawa Comments: None |
Posted on 09.25.12 by David @ 3:41 pm
Country and Year: USA (2012) Review By: David Austin The collective interwebs have spilled a great deal of ink over The Avengers already, so I'll cut straight to the bottom line without spending time on the film's background. First my bona fides – I am fairly familiar with history of Stan Lee and Jack Kirby's Avengers and of the characters in play but have never been a regular reader of the Avengers comics or any of the myriad spin-offs (though Matt Fraction and David Aja are up to some very interesting things on Hawkeye these days). Similarly, I like Buffy and Firefly just fine, but do not go out of my way to follow Joss Whedon's doings. I do not have any particular axe to grind in the great 2012 geek culture war between Avengers and Batman, nor am I invested in proving that either was the greatest thing since sliced bread or a total travesty. With that in mind, my relatively-unbiased take on Avengers was that it was … good. Solid fun, a pleasant way to spend an evening, but not great. There is a lot to enjoy in Whedon's Marvel opus but, to put it simply, it does not transcend the genre. Filed under: Movie Reviews and Movie Reviews: USA and DVD Reviews and DVD Reviews: USA and Contributors: David and Rating: Good ★★★ and People: Scarlett Johansson and People: Samuel L. Jackson and People: Joss Whedon and People: Mark Ruffalo and People: Robert Downey Jr. and Production Company: Marvel Comments: None |
Posted on 09.20.12 by David @ 4:31 pm
Starting tonight at the Anthology Film Archives, and running through September 30, is Giallo Fever, a maniacal celebration of black-gloved killers and perverse murders. If you are unfamiliar with the genre, you'll get no better introduction - check out some of the absolute best like Dario Argento's Bird with Crystal Plumage, Mario Bava's Blood and Black Lace, Sergio Martino's Strange Vice of Mrs. Wardh and Massimo Dallamano's What Have You Done to Solange? Experienced viewers can delve into the oddities of Pupi Avati's House with Laughing Windows or Argento's genre-defining Deep Red. Whether you like Bava's classics, Argento's exercises, Fulci's gross-outs or Martino's Edwige Fenech showcases, there is something for everyone. Filed under: Movie News and Genre: Giallo and Movie News: Italy and Venues: Anthology Film Archives Comments: None |
Posted on 09.07.12 by David @ 2:06 pm
Do not miss the AV Club's excellent interview of Mary Woronov (of Death Race 2000 and Eating Raoul fame). She is every bit as fascinating, funny and blunt as you would expect from her screen persona. ::: Cult-film staple Mary Woronov on Andy Warhol, Roger Corman, and being typecast Filed under: General and Movie News and Movie News: External Interview Comments: None |
Posted on 08.23.12 by David @ 8:58 am
Likelihood that Remake Will Not Be Total Crap-O-Meter: Screenwriter was involved with Transformers PLUS Director coming out of commercial background PLUS Unique and inscrutable source material EQUALS 7% Filed under: General and Movie News and Movie News: USA and People: David Cronenberg Comments: None |
Posted on 07.27.12 by David @ 8:47 am
Legendary Hong Kong director Chung Chang-Hwa (also known as Jeong Chang-Wha) was born in Korea in 1928 and began his career in the Korean film industry after the war, working his way up through the ranks to become one of the country's top action directors. In the late sixties, Chung was recruited by producer and media mogul Run Run Shaw to join the Hong Kong-based Shaw Brothers Studios, where he worked for years creating action, kung fu, and wu xia films like The Swift Knight. Chung cemented his place in film history when he directed Five Fingers of Death (aka King Boxer, 1972), a brutal piece of kung fu cinema starring everyone's favorite ruffian Lo Lieh. With its dramatic repurposing of the theme from Ironsides, innovative use of trampolines, and iconic shots of Lo Lieh's red, glowing Iron Palm technique, Five Fingers was always destined to be a hit, but surprised everyone when it made the charts in the United States, an immediate precursor to the arrival of Bruce Lee fever and many Westerners' first exposure to Hong Kong cinema. After falling out with the Shaw Brothers after the release of Five Fingers, Chung then moved to Raymond Chow's Golden Harvest studio, which soon supplanted Shaw Brothers as the preeminent purveyor of martial arts films. There, Chung worked with some of the most important kung fu actors, actresses and choreographers of the era, including Angela Mao, Sammo Hung, Bruce Leung, Kwan Tak Hing, and Yuen Woo Ping, and filming classics like Broken Oath, an action-packed reworking of Lady Snowblood. Chung stayed with Golden Harvest for a number of years, before he was lured back to Korea in the late seventies by an offer to work as a producer. Unfortunately, the Korean film industry was going through a very difficult time and Chung's career was cut prematurely short. Cinema Strikes Back's David Austin had an opportunity to speak with Chung about his wide-ranging career when he visited New York to receive a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2012 New York Asian Film Festival (which also featured two of his best works – The Swift Knight and Five Fingers of Death). On Kung Fu, Wu Xia and Action Choreography CSB: You've directed a number of kung fu movies and a number of wu xia swordplay movies. Which do you prefer and why? Chung Chang-Hwa: Actually, I like both kung fu and wu xia films. But if I really have to choose just one, I would say kung fu. CSB: Do you have any background in martial arts yourself? Chung Chang-Hwa: When I am asked this question, I always like to say, does a director have to be able to dance a ballet to direct a film about it. I have never trained in martial arts. But even though I've never trained, I love kung fu and I have done a lot of research. And I'm pretty sure that I have done more research than a lot of the actual actors. Filed under: Movie News and Movie News: Hong Kong and Movie News: South Korea and Contributors: David and Studios: Shaw Brothers and People: Sammo Hung and People: Yuen Wo Ping and People: Bruce Lee and Movie News: Interviews and People: Lo Lieh and Genre: Martial Arts and Venues: Film Society at Lincoln Center and People: Bruce Leung Siu-Leung and People: Angela Mao Ying and Film Festivals: New York Asian Film Festival 2012 and Film Festivals: Japan Cuts 2012 Comments: None |
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