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26 November 2014 6:16 PM, PST | cinemablend.com | See recent Cinema Blend news »
There are so many top five lists out there that it has now become easy to dismiss any further additions to this collection. But when a comedy great like Chris Rock declares what he believes are the 5 greatest comedies of all-time you can.t help but stand up and listen. Especially when his first choice is Eddie Murphy's The Nutty Professor, which, I think we can all agree, is a bit of a shocker. During an interview with Entertainment Weekly, while promoting his upcoming movie, Top FIve, the iconic comedian listed his Top 5 favorite comedies. And rather than going with the usual and revealing that either Annie Hall, Dr Strangelove or Some Like It Hot is his favorite comedy of all time, Chris Rock put his neck on the line by declaring that The Nutty Professor is number 1 in his book. This was then followed by Woody Allen's »
26 November 2014 11:23 AM, PST | WeAreMovieGeeks.com | See recent WeAreMovieGeeks.com news »
After the marching bands and giants balloon characters parade by on TV… After all the college and NFL football games are played out… After the plates are cleaned of the last turkey drumstick and final piece of pumpkin pie… what better than to cuddle up with our loved ones and watch some good, wholesome family favorites on Thanksgiving!
In honor of the holiday and before you head out the door to catch all the Black Friday sales, check out Wamg's list of some of our favorite family-friendly movies to watch on Thanksgiving Day.
Wizard Of Oz
For many years this 1939 masterpiece was truly event television. Before home video and cable TV, the only way to see this (outside of revival movie theatres and colleges), was once a year (usually on CBS). Families would gather around the tube for a chance to visit that magical enchanted land (just think of »
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26 November 2014 4:04 AM, PST | Thompson on Hollywood | See recent Thompson on Hollywood news »
Josh Brolin credits his mid-career turnaround to Robert Rodriguez on "Grindhouse" which led to the Coens and "No Country for Old Men" and "True Grit," not to mention Gus Van Sant's "Milk" and Oliver Stone's "W" and "Wall Street 2" and Woody Allen's "You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger." Brolin is a chiseled American actor who boasts that rare combination: dangerous masculinity and sexy vulnerability. He plays both villains and lovers. See Jason Reitman's sexy "Labor Day." Brolin clearly had a blast working with Paul Thomas Anderson on his adaptation of Thomas Pynchon's 2009 novel "Inherent Vice" (December 12) and gets to dig into into one of the more colorful character roles of any year. He tells me, in our video interview below, how "Renaissance detective" Bigfoot Bjornsen comes to sport his dramatic flat top. This is not your usual straight-arrow foil to 70s hippie gumshoe Doc. »
- Anne Thompson
25 November 2014 1:51 PM, PST | The Playlist | See recent The Playlist news »
You might consider yourself a Martin Scorsese fan, but you might not know about "Life Lessons," his contribution to the 1989 anthology film "New York Stories." Francis Ford Coppola and Woody Allen round out the trio of directors who submitted shorts to the project. "Life Lessons" stars Nick Nolte as a successful abstract painter, with Rosanna Arquette as his girlfriend and live-in assistant. We meet Nolte as he is going through a creative lull. On the eve of a major show, he has no inspiration to produce any new work. When it's reveled that Arquette's character, who recently returned from a trip, lied to him about her whereabouts, it's through this turmoil that Nolte can begin to create great work again. Whats notable in the film is Scorsese's innovative use of steadycam, with the camera frantically sweeping or zooming in through scenes incredibly fast. The Directors Series considers the film »
- Anthony Nicholas
25 November 2014 10:00 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
The ideal place to meet Ridley Scott would be on a raging battlefield, in the furthest reaches of outer space, or in the midst of any of the other vast canvases on which he creates his movies.
Instead, we're sitting in a basement salon at London's trendy Ham Yard Hotel, where the 76-year-old director has parked himself, however briefly, to discuss his new biblical epic "Exodus: Gods and Kings," and to ruminate on his long career.
"You're probably going to be sitting down, so you're not going to get a proper sense of him," actor Christian Bale, who stars in Scott's new film as Moses, warned this reporter a few days earlier. "You've got to see Rid on the move to understand him. He's totally kinetic. I'm absolutely sure he springs out of bed at 10 times the speed I do."
Australian actor Joel Edgerton, »
- Scott Foundas
22 November 2014 9:34 PM, PST | LatinoReview | See recent LatinoReview news »
Werewolves should never mess with a blind Vietnam veteran.
From Dark Sky Films, director Adrian Garcia Bogliano ("The ABCs of Death") presents a different kind of werewolf movie that takes place in a retirement community.
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Crescent Bay is not the ideal place to spend one's golden years, especially since the once-idyllic retirement community has been beset by a series of deadly animal attacks from the ominous forest surrounding it. When grizzled war veteran Ambrose McKinley (Nick Damici) is forced into moving there by his yuppie son Will (Ethan Embry), the residents immediately take offense to Ambrose's abrasive personality. But that take-no-prisoners attitude may be just what Ambrose needs to survive as it becomes clear that the attacks are being caused by creatures that are neither animal nor man, and that the tight-knit community of Crescent Bay is hiding something truly sinister in its midst...
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21 November 2014 10:25 AM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
Marion Cotillard has had what can only be described as a remarkable seven years. Truly. Since winning the Best Actress Oscar for her breakthrough performance in "La Vie en Rose" she's starred in Woody Allen's best film this century ("Midnight in Paris"), Christopher Nolan's Best Picture nominee ("Inception"), worked with Michael Mann ("Public Enemies"), smartly joined a Steven Soderbergh ensemble ("Contagion"), headlined a massive French-language hit ("Little White Lies"), was already robbed of a second Best Actress Oscar nomination ("Rust and Bone") and was the center of an acclaimed drama already well on its way to cinephile cult film status ("The Immigrant"). Throw in one flick for her life partner ("Blood Ties"), a paycheck too hard to turn down ("The Dark Knight Rise") and a musical that just didn't work ("Nine") and Cotillard is already well on her way to living legend status. Now, get ready to add "Two Days, »
- Gregory Ellwood
20 November 2014 5:08 AM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
A cinema chain in Thailand has halted screenings of "Mockingjay, Part 1" the latest instalment in Liongate's "Hunger Games" franchise.
Three people, including two students were arrested on Tuesday for using the film's three finger salute during a speech by General Prayuth Chan-ocha, the military-appointed prime minister, in the northern town of Khon Kaen.
The three finger salute has been used as a sign of protest against the country's military coup which took power in May.
The Apex Group, which operates two cinemas in Bangkok's Siam Square district, said it had stopped screening the film and replaced it with Woody Allen's "Magic In The Moonlight."
Apex said that its decision was not directly connected to the student arrests. Instead it said that it had been asked to sell 200 tickets to the film at its Scala theatre and later discovered that 160 of them were being offered for free on Facebook, »
- Patrick Frater
19 November 2014 6:48 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
"Not every love lasts forever … fortunately" is the telling logline for "Happy Times," a smart, offbeat comedy about how hard it is to end a romantic relationship. Luis Javier M. Henaine's playful, entertaining feature debut preemed in a strong competition lineup at this year's Morelia fest and scored a major distribution deal with Cinepolis, the fest sponsor. Offshore programmers and Spanish-lingo buyers could have happy times of their own with this slickly made, winningly performed anti-romantic comedy.
Mild-mannered cartoonist Max (an endearingly nerdy turn from Luis Arrieta) isn't pleased with the way his life is currently going. He works as an illustrator at an ad agency simply for the money, and he just can't break things off with the overbearing girlfriend from hell, Monica (Cassandra Ciangherotti, scary good). When he tries, in spite of his best efforts, he can't even get the words out; unfortunately, »
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19 November 2014 3:50 PM, PST | We Got This Covered | See recent We Got This Covered news »
Toward the end of recently crowned rom-com classic Crazy, Stupid, Love, there is a big plot twist. For those of you who have not seen the film, I will not spoil it here. In vague terms, one of the characters from the main subplot is related to the characters from the main plot. The twist works because the hints dropped about this connection beforehand are subtle. Meanwhile, the aftermath of its reveal makes the story more interesting for the protagonist of the film, played by Steve Carell. This plot advancement creates genuine surprise and moves the plot in a more intriguing direction.
J.C. Khoury probably wished that his new romantic comedy, All Relative, which hinges much of its story on a big surprise and a colossal plot contrivance, had the same success. Sadly, not only is the revelation obvious – the title even drops a whopper of a hint – but this »
- Jordan Adler
19 November 2014 11:00 AM, PST | The Hollywood Reporter | See recent The Hollywood Reporter news »
Hollywood is reacting to the newly-surfaced, decades-old sexual assault allegations that have surfaced against Bill Cosby — one of the accusers now being former supermodel Janice Dickenson. Piers Morgan penned a column on the topic for the U.K.'s Daily Mail, Patton Oswalt condemned the comedian on social media, and just after NBC announced the decision to scrapped plans for a family show, Roseanne Barr tweeted, "Y did they dump the Cosby sitcom? has something happened? I can't wait 4 spanish fly flavored jello pops 2 hit shelves 4 Xmas! ... maybe Woody Allen or Roman Polanski could b persuaded2
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18 November 2014 10:58 AM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
A successful, vibrant career as a character doesn't always translate to awards. Take J.K. Simmons, who hasn't received many accolades over his 20-plus year career, while being one of the most reliably energized performers working today. He's appeared in multiple films for the Coen Brothers, Jason Reitman, Woody Allen, and anchored Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man" trilogy. He's no stranger to television, where he's done everything HBO's "Oz" to recent sitcom "Growing Up Fisher" to Nickelodeon's "Legend of Korra." He's even validated video games with his talent, voicing characters in "Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3" and "Portal 2." Casting Simmons in "Whiplash," as the vicious jazz band instructor Fletcher, was as much a gift to director Damien Chazelle and his fans as it likely was to the hard-working thespian. When handed a meaty role, Simmons sinks his teeth in as deep as they go. The »
- Matt Patches
17 November 2014 1:38 AM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »
Aliya tackles Steven Bach's account of the making of 1980 epic Western Heaven's Gate in this month's non-fiction film book club...
When I think of big business in the United States at the end of the 1970s I think of something out of Dallas or Dynasty: deals being brokered over chunky telephones or long lunches; penthouse offices with granite desks and shag-pile carpets; male executives with heart conditions, bleeding ulcers, and good-looking secretaries. This is absolutely the world you step into when you read Final Cut. The first thing to say about the book is that feeling of glee you get from that realisation that your mental image of Hollywood at that time turns out to be true.
Steven Bach was the Senior Vice President of United Artists at the moment when Michael Cimino became the hottest director in Hollywood. His film The Deer Hunter (1978) was proclaimed a masterpiece by many and won five Oscars, »
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16 November 2014 10:22 PM, PST | Variety - Film News | See recent Variety - Film News news »
Few helmers today make comedies as consistently entertaining as those of Argentina's Daniel Burman, and "The Mystery of Happiness" is no exception. Often called the Woody Allen of Latin America, Burman delivers the goods with a reliable brand of pleasant, relationship-based humor tied to solid production values: His latest, geared toward a mature demographic, charts the shockwaves that result when an outwardly content businessman abandons his wife and best friend. Following an early 2014 home release, "Happiness" has outpaced even the director's previous successes ("Lost Embrace," "Empty Nest"); international sales have been strong, and Strand's Stateside release could see modest biz if marketed right.
Eugenio (Fabian Arenillas) and Santiago (Guillermo Francella, "The Secret in Their Eyes") are in perfect synchronicity: Whether at the home appliance shop they co-own or during their off hours at the barber, the race track or the shoe shop, their partnership is so perfect »
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16 November 2014 7:00 AM, PST | Keyframe | See recent Keyframe news »
Like Charlie Chaplin or Woody Allen, Frederick Wiseman has remained impressively prolific for over four consecutive decades. This "discipline," as Wiseman insists, began in 1968 with his critically revered debut, Titicut Follies. Since then, Wiseman has managed to direct, edit and distribute roughly one documentary per year through his company, Zipporah Films, which he founded in 1970. This feat is even more staggering considering the sheer length of his films—which typically clock in between 120-180 minutes. Here are his top four documentary films.>> - Samuel Fragoso »
16 November 2014 6:27 AM, PST | Digital Spy | See recent Digital Spy - Movie News news »
Arnold Schwarzenegger treated fans to a very special Q&A session in London last night (November 15).
The true Hollywood heavyweight answered questions from Jonathan Ross at the Lancaster London Hotel for 'An Evening With...', in which he discussed his careers in bodybuilding, movies and politics.
Arnie was on top form as he spoke passionately about Terminator, his unsupportive father, crashing tanks and Nicolas Cage nicking his roles. Digital Spy presents just eight of the evening's highlights.
1. He was quite clumsy in the military
"I was 18 years old and suddenly I was responsible for this 15-tonne tank. I was checking my gauges, and all of a sudden the tank was shaking, and I thought, 'What the hell is going on? This engine isn't running very well'. I totally forgot that the gear was in reverse and the tank was slowly going backwards, through the walls, and pipes were bursting and people were running! »
15 November 2014 8:42 AM, PST | MUBI | See recent MUBI news »
Above: Six in Paris (Rohmer, Godard, Douchet, Chabrol, Pollet & Rouch, France, 1965).
One of France's best-loved illustrators, Jean-Michel Folon (1934-2005) was a prodigious creator. The Folon Foundation in Belgium (his country of birth) lists among its collection "39 watercolours, 3 ink paintings in coloured and Indian ink, 5 oils on wood and collage, 1 oil on canvas and collage, 100 engravings, 50 colour tests, 20 line drawings, 50 original engraved copperplates, 11 screen prints, 15 original objects, 12 sculptures in wood, 25 sculptures in plaster, 2 sculptures in polystyrene, 70 sculptures in patinated bronze, 154 original posters, 18 reproductions of illustrated envelopes, 18 sheets of stamps, 8 Aubusson tapestries, 2 coloured stained-glass windows, 1 automaton in painted resin, 1 mosaic, 1 fountain in pink marble, 4 photos and 8 sundry objects."
Folon is well known in the Us for his political posters (for Greenpeace and Amnesty International), his book illustrations (Kafka, Ray Bradbury), magazine covers (many for the New Yorker) and his collaboration with Milton Glaser. His style was disarmingly simple and instantly recognizable »
- Adrian Curry
14 November 2014 8:00 AM, PST | Moviefone | See recent Moviefone news »
It's always a good time to revisit our favorite children's movies, whether you're introducing your kids to them for the first time or enjoying a Disney classic yet again. If kids' movies like "Dumbo" and "The Rescuers" aren't already in your library, they're available right now to stream on Netflix, along with a lot of newer movies that will appeal to your kids (and to the kid in you).
(Availability subject to change.)
1. "Anastasia" (1997) G
This winning tale of a girl who might be the lost Romanov princess features the voice talents of Meg Ryan, Christopher Lloyd, John Cusack, and Hank Azaria.
2. "Antz" (1998) PG
Woody Allen voices a neurotic ant who falls in love with a princess (Sharon Stone) and must foil the plans of the power-mad General Mandible (Gene Hackman).
3. "Born Free" (1966) PG
A still-moving classic about the couple who raised Elsa the Lioness, an orphaned lion cub, then »
- Sharon Knolle
12 November 2014 5:15 PM, PST | Box Office Mojo | See recent BoxOfficeMojo.com news »
While some of the Holiday Forecast picks are locks (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, etc.), there are a handful of fringe titles (Unbroken, Horrible Bosses, Annie, The Interview) which could wind up outside the Top 12 when all is said and done.Which upcoming releases could move in to one of those spots? Here's a brief look at box office prospects for the rest of the movies set to open between now and the end of the year.Wide ReleasesDumb and Dumber To (Nov. 14): This is the movie that has the best chance of cracking the Top 12 holiday releases. The first Dumb and Dumber opened 20 years ago and earned $127.2 million; that's the equivalent over $241 million today. If the sequel sells half as many tickets, it will be one of the biggest hits of the season.Still, there are »
- Ray Subers
12 November 2014 2:54 PM, PST | Hollywoodnews.com | See recent Hollywoodnews.com news »
For this week's spotlight piece, I wanted to look at someone from the cast of the upcoming movie Foxcatcher. I had three incredibly talented men to choose from, but I ultimately went with Steve Carell, a talented comedic actor finally getting his time to shine dramatically. The man has been snubbed for Oscar attention before, but this very well could be the year that he finally breaks through and gets an Academy Award nomination. That would cement him not only as the A-list comedy star, but as a truly respected dramatic performer as well. As such, he's a perfect candidate to shine a spotlight on today. Carell first got his start on the small screen, showing up on television programs like The Dana Carvey Show, Over the Top, Watching Ellie, and of course The Daily Show. The latter was where he really made his initial mark, playing a correspondent. »
- Joey Magidson
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Local students advance to FIRST Lego League Robotics regionals
By Diane Y. Welch
Seven local students recently competed in the FIRST Lego League Robotics competition held at the Preuss School, UCSD. Team members Joshua Steiner-Friedson, William Guan, Ann Ryan and Andy No, each from Carmel Del Mar Elementary School; Jeffrey Gold from Ashley Falls Elementary School; and Paul Lindberg and John Paul Welch, both from Earl Warren Middle School, successfully advanced to the next round.
Pink Shopping Princesses — the team's humorous moniker categorized by hot pink T- shirts —was one of six teams out of 30 that qualified to compete at the regional level on Dec. 4 at Legoland. "This was so much more than we expected," said Jill Steiner, lead coach of the team. "The kids are rookies, they outdid themselves."
This initial competition, based on biomedics, was a qualifying round in which the robot constructed of Lego bricks performed medical-related tasks at 15 different stations on a 4-foot x 8-foot mat. Each station represented a part of the body and the robot had to perform tasks related to the body parts. "For example, one task was to place a stent into an artery and the robot had to be programmed to do this," said Steiner. "It was very sophisticated."
The team also had to complete a theoretical project based on a biomedical engineering theme.
They designed a biosensor that could detect the early symptoms of an asthma attack and an auto-treatment device that would be prompted by the biosensor to release albuterol in order to head off an asthma attack before it gets out of control.
Altogether there were six modes of judging in the contest: three robotic games, the research project, strength of teamwork, and technical expertise. The children did all the work on the robotic challenges themselves, which is one of the core principles of FIRST, said Steiner. "And they made the cut for regionals due to an overall strong performances in all six of the competitions," she added.
FIRST, which means For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology, was founded in 1989 by Dean Kaman. The program's aim is to introduce students of all ages to science and technology. Today, the combined levels reach 250,000 students each year.
Team members, aged 10-12, participated at the grade 4-8 level, and met weekly after school in each others' homes. Steiner organized the team because her son, Joshua, received an NXT Mindstorm Robot as a gift and immediately became intrigued by it.
"I thought it would be interesting and fun for him and some of his friends who are also interested in science and technology to participate in this program," said Steiner, who not only found interested students but also recruited local parents with biomedical, engineering and medical backgrounds as volunteers. Mike Lindberg, an electrical engineer, volunteered as a coach, as did software engineer Dan Gold, and Dr. Megan Ryan mentored for the biomedical research project.
Four years ago Lindberg served as a judge at the Legoland Regionals and a year later he volunteered for another team as mentor. His son Paul, 12, is on the current team.


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The robber is described as a thin black man in his 20s, about 5-foot-10 to 6-feet tall. He was dressed completely in black — shirt, pants and baseball hat — and had a mask covering the lower portion of his face.
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Owners selling Elvis' ranch; want it to be tourist destination
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HERNANDO — A group of Elvis Presley fans wants to preserve the memory of the king's cowboy side by finding a buyer for a DeSoto County ranch to make it a destination for visitors.
Elvis bought the roughly 150-acre Circle G ranch in 1967 as a place to ride horses and get away from Graceland. The Commercial Appeal reports the ranch was sold in 1972 and has fallen into disrepair.
Current owners have the property on the market — the original price was $6.5 million but has dropped to $3.9 million — and the Foundation sees that as an opportunity to make it another destination for fans flocking to Graceland.
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Horn Lake officials were receptive to helping find a location for a statue but wanted Mack to check first with Elvis Presley Enterprises to ensure there would be no problems with casting a likeness of Elvis.
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Apple and BMW today officially announced the BMW iPod Adapter. "Connect with music like never before behind the wheel of your BMW 3 Series, and X3 and X5 SAV, Z4 Roadster or MINI. With the installation of an integrated adapter developed by Apple and BMW, you can now control your iPod or iPod mini through the existing audio system and multi-function steering wheel. Which means no loss of power. No loss of sound quality. No loss of control. The BMW iPod adapter can be installed in 2002 or later 3 Series, X3 and X5 SAVs, Z4 Roadsters and MINIs with compatible audio configurations." The BMW iPod Adapter is priced at $149 (plus installation cost) and will be available at BMW centers as of July 12, 2004.
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Part of me is pleased in Apple (and BMW's?) direction on this, it'd be nice to get rid of the FM transmitters and cassette adapters. But I'm also somewhat disappointed they didn't take it further. Once you read the online demo you'll see what I mean - you pre-set up 5 "BMW Playlists" and can select one of them (or your whole library) from the steering wheel. The iPod sits, charging, in the glove box. But the onscreen display just says "Track 1" or "Track 5." What I would've liked is for the head unit to actually say the name of the track, artist, album, etc. I'd like to be able to browse through ANY playlist I have set up! Or browse through artist, album, genre, just as I do on the iPod itself. At $145 though, it's a workable and (sorta) elegant solution. But it seems so… so… intermediary. It's almost like an extended remote control, not a UI replacement using the radio head unit.
That said, the Alpine iPod head unit certainly looks sexy. But it was announced in January with so new updates since then. No word on pricing, but something tells me it won't be cheap:
This unit looks like it accesses the iPod as a mounted hard drive. This allows it to display ID tag info, the way I'd hope. But then again (my speculation entirely) this will probably have problems with DRM'ed iTMS files ... and would only handle standard MP3's (and hopefully AAC's.) I imagine it would need to be "authorized" by Apple as a iTMS compatible device in order to play those purchased files. Maybe that's what's causing the delay? It smells like vaporware to me, but sure would love to hear otherwise.
Posted by Josh on June 21, 2004 at 2:22 PM (CDT)
The video doesn't work, it shows me a symbol of quicktime,and it doesn't work.
Posted by Yarin on June 21, 2004 at 2:38 PM (CDT)
Too bad we just got a Volvo XC90 this week, not that something like that would make us want a BMW instead. Its one of the nicest cars of its size (its a SUV) as far as being realistic to its use and it looks pretty sexy as well.
Posted by Boaguy on June 21, 2004 at 8:46 PM (CDT)
Too bad we just got a Volvo XC90 this week, not that something like that would make us want a BMW instead. Its one of the nicest cars of its size (its a SUV) as far as being realistic to its use and it looks pretty sexy as well.
Posted by Boaguy on June 21, 2004 at 8:47 PM (CDT)
I'm guessing that they had to retrofit this to the existing BMW stereos. Probably using the CD changer control interface so it can't feed back more than "Track 1, CD 1" since CDs can't transmit track names or anything more elaborate.
Maybe future stereos would have better integration.
Instead of using the CD changer control interface or aftermarket products like the Alpine, Apple should try to work with car makers to improve the integration.
Like having a display designed to display all the ID3 info. And instead of plugging into a cable, it would be nice to have a "slot" where you can just slide the iPod in.
Only problem is that Apple is going to constantly change the form factor and the plugs used to connect to the dock, or the Firewire or USB cable adapters.
If Apple can commit to one pin or plug design for several years, then car makers might be more receptive.
Either that or do it thru Firewire.
Posted by wco81 on June 22, 2004 at 12:02 AM (CDT)
I can't believe how many restrictions (i.e., doesn't work with BMWs with navigation system, CD changers, etc., etc.) this *integration* comes with! If I have a newer BMW (btw works only with BMWs bought after 2002) I want ALL the toys that BNW can offer me! Seems like a system doomed from the start.
Posted by Miffed on June 22, 2004 at 2:04 AM (CDT)
hmmmm dont like it, ice link is better
Posted by urban on June 22, 2004 at 2:41 AM (CDT)
lovely, i have a 2003 bmw 325ci…perfect!! but when will it come to Australia?!
Posted by AusPod on June 22, 2004 at 4:32 AM (CDT)
I also would like to see a place create in the glove box for the iPod. The way it's shown, it looks like it can slide around alot while driving.
still, it is a step forward.
Posted by Starboard on June 22, 2004 at 2:06 PM (CDT)
it's nothing close to smart i-move
Posted by Patrick on June 22, 2004 at 6:16 PM (CDT)
this is a pretty cool innovation to put in the beemer i dont understand why it couldnt work in n e other car with steering wheel features…this is exactly what i was looking for but im not going to buy a bmw just for that feature. Any ideas in how i can set it up (sexily) in an audi s4?
Posted by ryan on June 22, 2004 at 7:01 PM (CDT)
In answer to my question: I noticed on the press release for the new iPod/BMW adapter that it is not compatible with 2001 3-Series vehicles. I wanted to speak to someone with technical knowledge of why it is incompatible and what alternatives may exist.
Dear Mr. B:
Thank you for contacting BMW of North America, LLC regarding the introduction of iPod into certain BMW models. The radio in your BMW is not compatible with the iPod. Further technical information is not published information at this time; additional information may become available in the future.
I am sorry that the i-Pod is only available for 2002 model year 3 Series, X3, X5 and Z4s and newer. Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience. At this time, we have no information to suggest that this might change; however, we are always looking to make our products more exciting. The best suggestion I have for you is to keep in contact with your local BMW center and our website at www.bmwusa.com for the latest updates.
Thank you for choosing BMW. If you have any further questions, please respond to this e-mail or contact the Customer Relations and Services Department at 1-800-831-1117, Monday through Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M., Eastern Standard Time.
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Posted by brett on June 27, 2004 at 1:15 PM (CDT)
What is the song playing when the punk rocker is in the back of the car?
Posted by Mike on July 7, 2004 at 8:51 PM (CDT)
The 2001 radio in a 325ci with the premium sound system looks identical to the sound in the ad….what is so differant with a 2002 model, if this is another effort to make me trade in my car at a under valued price for a new one thats intergrated I'll be very upset. Maybe a little technical mumbojumbo explanation will make all of us who are trying to drive the ultimate driving machine feel rested that so aftermarket company with not have this adaptor for 29.99
Posted by gary on July 8, 2004 at 10:40 PM (CDT)
I currently have a Pioneer Avic-n1 system installed in my 2002 330xi, and I would love for my iPod to connect to the Avic-n1 system somehow. Combining the 6.5" lcd touch screen with the iPod would just be awesome.
Posted by Tej on July 9, 2004 at 8:44 PM (CDT)
I am thinking of getting this adapter, but is the sound quality that much better than a transmitter? The BMW dealer is charging $150 just to install this device, bring the cost to $300. So I will be shelling out $200 over the cost a transmitter, is it worth it?
Posted by Jonathan on September 29, 2004 at 2:03 PM (CDT)
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Bistro Niko is a nod to Paris, right in the heart of Buckhead. The modern French fare is authentic & simple, while the affordably priced wine list, exciting cocktails and extensive craft beer list ensure that everyone finds something to suit their tastes. Grand ceilings, art from Paris and a patio that overlooks Peachtree make Bistro Niko at once a destination and a neighborhood restaurant.Continued
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521 reviews since July 26, 2014
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fit for foodies (262)special occasion (238)great for outdoor dining (147)romantic (146)vibrant bar scene (139)neighborhood gem (139)good for groups (127)notable wine list (122)hot spot (120)great for lunch (109)great for brunch (63)late-night find (37)scenic view (32)kid-friendly (14)Show More
- Dissapointed in the serviceMikeDined on 11/20/2014I have been to this restaurant several times and never had an issue with service. We were being pushed and rushed to order our meal and the check was brought immediately after eating before the dinner dishes were picked up. I had to ask for my second glass of wine three times. Disappointed in the service. My veal could have been cooked more which I requested and the waiter never asked how our meal was. I love this restaurant and brought a new friend here and will go back, but I do not want that waiter. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Second visit, better than the firstRockyDined on 11/20/2014This was my second visit, on a busy nite with an out of town guest. We could not have been treated more warmly, and we had a great time. We all had the lamb sandwiches and were all very happy - good wine and dessert. Memorable is that I got lost trying to find the place, and the hostess got my phone call and spent a lot of time talking me in with turn by turn directions, so that even thouogh we got there late, the reservation was held, and my guest who got there first was seated with wine when we got there. Our server was a very nice young lady, who could not have been more welcoming. Definitely recommend this place again,Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Outstanding serviceSusieQDined on 11/17/2014I would absoultely recommend Bistro Niko to friends and customers. Truly a great experience, fantastic food. (Good healthy options). Wine was excellent. The manager came over and knew my name asking how our experience was. Great customer service. Awesome job, Bistro Niko!Special Features:
- Best Quiche EVER!!!!!!DisappointedVIPDined on 11/16/2014Stopped for brunch before work. It was amazing. I had the best quiche I have ever tasted. Light, fluffy & creamy. Crust was flaky and light not doughy. Service was attentive and staff overall was nice. Will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lindsay01Dined on 11/15/2014We loved it! The salmon dish I had was the best I've ever eaten. The wait staff and the ambience were wonderful. We don't have anything like this in Jackson, TN, and were blown away. It had come highly recommended and did not disappoint!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to showcase Atlanta foodHurricaneDined on 11/14/2014This is a delicious place to take out of town guest to give them a taste of the Atlanta food scene. Service is friendly and very attentive. Wine prices are reasonable. It is a bit noisy but still pleasant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Wonderful!EricaVIPDined on 11/14/2014We had such a great time here! Our waiter was David and he was amazing. We were celebrating my 35th birthday and they made me feel great. The food and drinks were great. I am always happy when we dine here. We will definitely be back!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love This PlaceMimiSherriDined on 11/13/2014We stumbled on this place on a previous Atlanta trip and were very excited to go back for a lovely anniversary meal. Nothing intimate or romantic about the place and reservations are highly recommended, but the food is outstanding. Consistent, always hot, knowledgeable servers, decent wine list (French wines). We are vegetarians who eat a little fish so we can always find something. If you are a true vegetarian or vegan, you should probably go elsewhere. Fabulous desserts! Good prices with ability to share. Lively, loud atmosphere on the night we were there (a Thursday). Had reservations but still had to wait 15-20 minutes for our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noisy TablesEpicureanVIPDined on 11/13/2014Unfortunately, my group of women sat near two tables of very loud men. In addition, our server was distracted and not particularly attentive. When we wanted to order our entrees, we had to hunt down the server. Finally, my meal arrived cold.
- Great findKevinRDined on 11/13/2014Wonderful French Cuisine in Buckhead. The service was excellent and attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Extensive FrenchduxyumDined on 11/11/2014Restaurant is larger than I thought. At lunch time there is a bustling crowd and it is quite loud. A lot of folks eating at the bar, which I like. Hot fresh bread is delicious. Had the lamb sandwich and seafood pasta. Both were excellent and well seasoned!Special Features:
- Overall GoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/8/2014Made reservations for this first time dining experience. Did not like being put in an empty room behind the hostess station. The other folks that followed were bigger groups. Kinda ruined the romantic intention of going for French fare. Don't think we were able to get the full vibe of the place. Great waitress. Duck was ordered medium rare. Only the two inner pieces were cooked to order. Mussels were excellent.Special Features:
- Wonderful ExperienceFlorAnnieDined on 11/8/2014A friend and I went for lunch. We sat in front with a view of Peachtree street. The service was quick and friendly. The flat bread appetizer was delicious as was our two entrees. I ordered the deluxe plate and had the entree and dessert. I look forward to visiting again.Special Features:
- Excellent Traditional FrenchFanofrosaDined on 11/7/2014Traditional French dishes executed beautifully, great wine list.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ate in the BarSKSMVIPDined on 11/7/2014The food was excellent but we had to eat in the bar area. Our table was not ready for an 8:30 reservation and we were too hungry to wait for a regular table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- karenDined on 11/7/2014the service & kitchen were lacking. Ran out of two entrees. when we first ordered the waiter said that they ran out of the redfish an hour ago...so why didn't he tell us originally as 3 of us were going to order that. We placed our modified order...then he comes back and says they only have one filet left. REALLY??? It was also very noisy, not 'energetic'
- Ok Food, smelly service and birdsOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/6/2014The good is that the energy was great at the bar. However the bar service was terrible. I literally had to ask people sitting at the bar to get the bartenders attention, although themail bartenders looked at me and past me several times. The food at our table was ok, although several in our party complained about the steak. Our waiter was very nice and attentive but wore an overwhelming amount of cologne that was noticed by everyone in our group. Finally I thought the magician that romed the tables cheapened the experience and everyone turned their nose up at having the magicians birds around our table.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentVtotheMaxVIPDined on 11/6/2014Never disappoints. Great service, food and ambiance.Special Features:
- Maybe it's me !DHL1VIPDined on 11/5/2014Truly one of my favorite places to go for great food, atmosphere and service. !BUT having said that many times I must say that at times the noise level makes collegiality or conversation quite impossible !!Special Features:
- F SalmonsFredrickDined on 11/5/2014Great food, great service, convenient location. One of Buckhead's for any type of dining.Special Features:
- JtJT223Dined on 11/3/2014Excellent service! It was my wife's birthday and they were very cordial to her at all times. Very professional. Wonderful evening. Thank you.Special Features:
- As alwaysDHL1VIPDined on 11/1/2014I'm a French Bistro nut and this one never lets you down! Always great food and always friendly people.. If consistency of food and service is what you value , you cannot go wrong. Never had a bad meal or better yet never even a bad dish.Special Features:
- Introduction to Atlanta DiningEljayenDined on 11/1/2014I was pleasantly surprised by my dining experience. Foie gras was buttery, escargot melted in your mouth. A little cold in the restaurant, but really that was my only complaint.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Favorite restaurantNofastfoodDined on 11/1/2014If you want a great meal with no fuss and great service, this is the place.Special Features:
- Best Service everperfectDined on 10/29/2014Niki our server was the best two times over. He went thru the special menu of the night and gave us great food suggestions. and wine pairings. The whole evening was just like being in Paris . Always ask for Niki he will make your dining extra specialSpecial Features:
- cathyp1VIPDined on 10/29/2014wonderful experience with my new boss! our server even delivered dessert on the house. Thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food but service was terribleBritinatlVIPDined on 10/27/2014We were a group of six on Monday evening celebrating a birthday. Our meals were delicious but our waiter was very strange. I need to point out that he had a very large bandage on his left hand. We had no idea what it was covering but it was obvious that he couldn't possibly wash his hands!! Gross. He made it very obvious he wanted us out of there as quickly as possible, messed up our orders on every course so that we didn't get our food at the same time, even at one point going to another table to take a dessert from another diner! He wanted us to pay before we were finished and wanted to take cash for part of the meal instead of splitting it between credit cards. Most bizarre.Special Features:
- Outstanding service!BeccaThoughtsDined on 10/27/2014With impeccable service and savory food (and a well-mixed drink) I look forward to returning to Atlanta and dining at Bistro Niko again.Special Features:
- Excellent service and good foodmlhfoodieDined on 10/26/2014I was with a party of 3 and we had appetizers, entrees, desserts and cocktails/wine. Our appetizers were cheese balls and calamari. The calamari is sauteed and our other diners enjoyed it, I'm more of a fried calamari person. The cheese balls were delicious. French onion soup was excellent. Because I knew we were having dessert, I went light on my dinner which was a horseradish crusted cod and couscous. It was ok. The other diners had duck and chicken (the chicken was stuffed with mushrooms). There dinners were really good. All our cocktails were good and the desserts were fabulous. The service was excellent. All the personnel were very accommodating. Would definitely go again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- great food and serviceJte124Dined on 10/25/2014My waiter was very attentive without being intrusive. The entire staff was wonderful and the food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Loud but gooddeboDined on 10/25/2014There is always consistency in the food quality and service at Bistro Niko. However, the noise level on the Saturday that we dined there made it difficult to hear our party's conversation.Special Features:
- Great FindNONOTStCelceliaDined on 10/24/2014From the ambiance to the food, I loved this restaurant and will be back.Special Features:
- Great dinnerAirTravelerDined on 10/22/2014Brought clients here while at a conference. Wow. The service was stellar. The food, oh the food! All of us loved our entrees. I'm not a big fan of french food, but this place won me over!Special Features:
- WonderfulAvideaterVIPDined on 10/20/2014Service could use some work; may be helpful to train them to be more aware and attentive, but the food is on point as always.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love!MitziVIPDined on 10/18/2014Of all the choices in Atlanta we keep coming back to Bistro Niko. I can never decide whether it is the food, the wine, the cocktails, the service, the atmosphere, etc. And the staff is a virtual UN - which we love. A perfect time!Special Features:
- What happened to Niko?99pegasus99VIPDined on 10/18/2014What a disappointment... Bad service (waiter never asked about the food - when our plates remained full). Chef is asleep in the kitchen - lobster bisque sans lobster, lobster pasta flat and without taste, filet of sole from frozen fish (also tasteless). Manager never makes it into the restaurant to check on patrons. We used to go often in the past - but no more. This restaurant is not fit for Buckhead.
- Love Niko!OpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/18/2014I have eaten many times at Bistro Niko. The food is always excellent and so is the service, especially this last time. I recently had a friend in town from FL and we love the quiches for lunch/brunch. I always get good wine recommendations. Two different waiters actually refolded my friend's napkin to get it perfect! Niko always does it right!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious but loudFrequentDinerDined on 10/17/2014If you don't mind practically shouting across the table, the dining experience is pretty good. Food was outstanding. Skate wing is a favorite. Others in our group enjoyed the Kobe beef cheeks, and the veal. Service was slow, but the restaurant was very busy and very loud. Wine list is so so but we found a good bottle at a reasonable price.Special Features:
- seedgroup8Dined on 10/17/2014The restaurant was everything you could want for a delicious meal. The rooms were beautiful, the staff friendly, the service excellent, and the food was superb. My party of 7 people all praised the whole experience. Thank you!!Special Features:
- Our go-to spotOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/11/2014Booked table for two to celebrate our 15th anniversary, making note of this and table preference via OT web reservations. Arrived 20min early and were seated immediately. They congratulated us on the occasion and our table was exactly as promised overlooking Peachtree Rd. Service was impeccable - waiter was profuse in claiming every guesture was "his pleasure" to serve. We ordered 4appetizers since we aren't huge eaters. Bacon & tomato tart was a delicious pizza w/ sweet roastted tomatoes & salty fontina cheese. We inhaled basket of cheese puffs, almost ordered a 2nd round. Wine & beer were perfect w/NY state foie gras, plus mesclun salad & a white shrimp app to finish. Complimentary profiteroles (anniv) & coffee = great meal.Special Features:


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They're going where....oh never mind! August PTR now with shopping pics!
Hello all,
Well I guess I should start our PTR, maybe someone will read it.
The cast for this trip will be the usual. Actually, it is the first trip in a few years that it is just the three of us. There will be:
our 10 year old son, Declan. He is a WDW veteran with 5 trips to date.
That's him on the left.
My lovely wife, known here on the Dis as pooksma.
Probably the last picture of her you will see and probably one to get me in trouble (she doesn't like having her picture taken or posted).
And yours truly,
I'm the taller of the two but I don't know how much longer that will be true. One of the last of me as well (I'm usually behind the camera).
We decided to take another trip for two reasons; first WDW is our favourite place to vacation, and second, free dining. We usually don't get to take part in free dining because of the dates and pooksma is usually starting back to school near those dates. This year we decided that it was too good to pass up.
Once again we booked everything with our fantastic agent Liz with Dream Come True Vacations. Liz is great and makes all of our planning as easy as pie. We originally decided on a trip from August 19th to 26th at POFQ.
The key word in the sentence is originally. I wonder what we changed and who will we meet up with during our visit to the Happiest Place on Earth. Stay tuned.
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