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England 413 & 58-0 India 327 & 142 (England win by 10 wickets) Remarkable turnaround in fortunes brings series level as Cook's side waste little time on fourth day
Monday 26 November 2012
As preparations unfolded for the Second Test match, England did not have a prayer. When Alastair Cook, their shining new captain, lost the toss on the first morning, his fleeting look of torment suggested he was not about to bother putting his hands together in supplication.
By the time the match ended 85 minutes into its fourth day the tourists had defeated India by ten wickets. It was comfortably the equal of any of their previous 138 wins away from home, the 139th step indeed.
The return of the prodigal was commemorated a match late, being no less special for it, with a glorious innings of 186. Kevin Pietersen was made man of the match for that but he was by no means alone in the department where heroic deeds are stored.
Cook himself joined Pietersen in scoring a record-equalling 22nd Test century for England (actually he was first there), and it was also his fourth successive hundred in four matches as captain, an unprecedented feat. The bowling was done, by and large, by Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar, who took 19 wickets in the match between them.
Not for 54 years had a pair of English spinners been so dominant in a match, since Jim Laker and Tony Lock, also an off spinner and a slow left armer, shared 19 wickets against New Zealand at Headingley. They had gone one better two years earlier when Laker alone took 19 against Australia at Old Trafford, with Lock getting the other.
The triumph of Swann and Panesar, deserved though it was, was also a triumph of hope over experience. Of the seven times before that they had been selected in the same Test XI, England had never won.
All Test wins on foreign soil are to be cherished for their rarity value alone. England's ratio is 30pc but in the past 25 years that has fallen below 25 per cent. In India they had won 11 times in 52 attempts.
But consider the circumstances in which they came into the 53rd. Not only had they lost the First Test match in Ahmedabad by a thumping nine wickets, they had also exhibited their old uncertainties against spin.
It was their seventh defeat in 12 matches this year in four different countries, the UAE, Sri Lanka, England and now India. The effect of the Pietersen imbrogoli which went to the very heart of the team in the late summer had to be considered.
As far as outsiders knew and despite what the team said, he was still undergoing a process of reintegration. Whatever else it may be, that is a phrase which will haunt the England and Wales Cricket Board forever, much as the name of Sir Allan Stanford. His twin failures in the First Test with scores 17 and six indicated that all was not well, perhaps that he wanted to be reintegrated too much.
This then was the backdrop when Cook strolled out for the toss last Friday morning having pledged that England were improving and could not have worked harder. It was easier to agree with the latter than the former. And then he called the turn of the coin wrongly.
If panic did not sweep through the England dressing room, there was certainly a rush of pity in the ranks of observers. Everyone knew it was a turning pitch, because MS Dhoni, the India captain, had virtually demanded it, and now it was a turning pitch on which England would have to bat fourth, or third if the worst came to the worst and India made a mountain of runs again and forced the follow on.
Such fears for the tourists' immediate future reckoned without the idea that by the time they came to bat fourth the concerns had been rendered obsolete. England needed only 57 to win and Nick Compton, the new boy, joyously creamed 30 of them from 28 balls.
Young Compo will never step from the shadow of his grandfather, Denis, one of the icons of British sport, and he is mature enough to know it. But this was a lovely, unfettered vignette which took England home in dashing style. A touch of Brylcreem on the old Barnet and the image would have been complete.
It was the in-between bit that made England unassailable. They knocked over the India top order on the first morning but then the crucial phase arrived. Only one wicket came in the day's last 50 overs and the balance had shifted to the home side.
It was now that England nailed their courage and their pre-match assessments to the sticking place. They managed to finish India off on the second morning, made a resolute start to their response which would have made the original Compo proud of his grandson, then upped the tempo.
India's spinners did not bowl as well as England's but that is because Pietersen and Cook repelled them. Their partnership of 206 was their 12th together of above 100 but a more telling measure of it is that it was the highest for the third wicket for England in India.
A lead of 82 still seemed too slender. But England had convinced themselves by now that they were a team again, that Pietersen was not only assimilated but one of them once more. The Panesar-Swann duo got to work and bowled quick spin to ensure more response from a helpful surface.
By yesterday morning England needed three more India wickets which they took in 67 balls. It might have been slightly earlier but for another poor decision from Aleem Dar, the prince of umpires, who is having a poor trot and reprieved Pragyan Ojha for a clear bat-pad catch.
But England swashbuckled their way to victory in 58 balls. There really is all to play for now and that would not have been said five days ago.
Timeline: How Cook's men levelled the series in Mumbai
4am GMT India resume
Gautam Gambhir and Harbhajan Singh walk back out with the hosts 31 ahead and three wickets remaining. Gambhir needs a big innings if India are to stage an almighty rescue act.
4:07am Wkt, H'hajan c Trott b Swann 6
India's resistance does not last long, Swann picking up his seventh wicket of the match as Harbhajan is caught. India are 128-8, 42 ahead.
4:19am Wkt, Khan c Prior b Panesar 1
Gambhir's next partner does not last long either. Zaheer Khan skies and Matt Prior takes the catch. Monty's on 11 and England are even closer.
4:25am Failed appeal
The innings should be over after Monty has an appeal turned down after Pragyan Ojha is caught off bat and pad. The umpire misses it. India hang on. They are 131-9, a lead of 45.
4:43am Gambhir lbw b Swann 65
England wrap up the innings – Gambhir dismissed having made almost half of India's 142. England require 57 to win.
4:57am England start well
The visitors are off to a flyer – four byes off the very first ball, Ashwin's delivery running away. Alastair Cook is then lucky to survive a bat-pad appeal.
5:10am Compton finds his groove
With England rattling along, fears of a nervy collapse are far away. Nick Compton is looking ever more confident, smashing Ojha for a straight six.
5:16am Failed appeal
India turn to Harbhajan Singh and Cook survives another appeal after missing with a sweep and being struck on the pad.
5:25am England win by 10 wickets
Ashwin's delivery to Compton goes for four byes and England clinch the victory. The series is level at 1-1 with two Tests to play.
James Mariner
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At this point in time, we know pretty much everything there is to know about Marvel Phase Two. So being the internet, we're of course setting our sites now on Marvel's next phase, Phase 3. Right now there's only one film confirmed for that film, and that's 2015's Ant-Man from Edgar Wright and Joe Cornish. There will be an Avengers 3 to end the phase, and probably another sequel or two as well. But other than that? Well, anything could happen. Properties like Doctor Strange have floated about as possibilities, and we know Marvel has set a few release dates for films in 2017, 2018, and most likely beyond. So what will those films be? No one knows for sure, but one guy might have just just given us an idea: former Marvel president and famed comic creator Stan Lee.
Stan Lee revealed the news doing something he does often: talking to huge crowds of geeks at comic conventions. During the Wizard World Comic Con Convention in New York City this past weekend, Lee said the following about the future films of Marvel Studios…and let it drop that Black Panther is in active development. Via JoBlo:
"The people at Marvel are spending hours trying to think 'What'll we do next?' And there's a damn good chance that they will think just what you mentioned because it would be a great idea, and little by little, everything you want to see will come along because they're just like you. They're fans of the stories and are trying to think, 'What will the fans like to see next? What would we like to see next?' So they're working on Ant-Man, working on Doctor Strange; they're working on Guardians of the Galaxy; they're working on God knows what. Did I say the Black Panther also? They're the ones I know about."
First things first, Stan Lee knew EXACTLY what he was doing here. This wasn't just a little slip up that he mistakenly threw in there. Why else would he mention it separate from the rest and so offhandedly? As for the actual news itself, it's really not too much of a surprise. Black Panther is one of Marvel Studio's remaining franchises that has some name recognition; the rest are pretty much unknown to the non-comic book reading world. And the idea of a Black Panther movie isn't exactly new either. Well this is the first confirmation from someone close to Marvel Studios, it's not the first time the idea has ever been discussed. But is Black Panther really coming up quickly? And does it have anything to do with the recent meeting Vin Diesel took with the studio? We don't know yet, but hopefully Comic Con in the next few weeks will be able to illuminate some answers for us. We'll keep you posted.


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When miners bring up the last lump of coal from La Houve pit in eastern France Friday, and close the country's last coal mine, they will be bringing down the curtain on a 200-year-old industry that defined the industrial revolution.
But old King Coal may not have spoken his last word in Europe, as the Continent worries about rising oil prices, the safety of nuclear power stations, and dependence on distant sources of natural gas.
"A comeback for coal is not out of the question," says François Cattier, an analyst at the International Energy Agency in Paris. "We Europeans see it as a fuel of the past, but we can't rule it out for the future."
Coal long ago fell out of favor in Western Europe, disparaged as dirty, dangerous, and dear. Associated in most peoples' minds with choking city smog and unsightly slagheaps at the pit-heads, "Coal does not enjoy popular sympathy," acknowledges Léopold Janssens, secretary-general of Euracoal, the European coal industry association.
Mines have been closing across Europe in the past 30 years, unable to compete economically with cheap coal from China, Colombia, or South Africa. Coal from the deep galleries of La Houve, for example, costs about $180 a ton, seven times more than strip-mined coal in the United States.
Only 16 British coal mines remain open, and in Germany their number has fallen from 179 after World War II to 10. But coal still fuels 27 percent of the EU's electricity generation.
That is less than the 48 percent of America's electricity produced from coal-fired plants, but it is still an important foundation of Europe's energy economy.
"Coal and lignite [brown coal] power plants will be the backbone of German electricity production for many more years," German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder said last November.
Coal is especially important in the Eastern European states due to join the EU May 1. Countries such as Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, where open-cast mines are common, rely on the shiny black mineral for 65 percent of their electricity.
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In an emotional ceremony in the winner's circle at Saratoga Race Course on Sunday, retired jockey Ramon Dominguez was presented with the newly reinstituted Mike Venezia Award and the 2012 Eclipse Award trophy he was unable to accept last January.
The Venezia Award was created by The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) in 1989 to honor the memory of jockey Mike Venezia, who was killed in a racing accident in October, 1988 and given to the jockey who most exemplifies extraordinary sportsmanship and citizenship. Last awarded to Hall of Famer Edgar Prado in 2006, it was presented to Dominguez by Venezia's daughter, Alison, and wife, Helene.
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quote:and in the wealthiest county in Georgia, Forsyth, right next to these, Obama got 19% of the vote
quote:Hope your post was just replying to mine, and not directed at me. Because the point of my post was to point out the majority of the "upper middle class" voted Obama last night.
quote:Also, 49k median income across 1.5 million people is pretty goddamn wealthy.
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Apple finds, fights PC virus on limited number of 5G iPods
In an interview with iLounge this morning, Apple Vice President of Hardware Product Marketing Greg Joswiak disclosed that the company has discovered and taken steps to fight a Windows virus found on a small number of enhanced, fifth-generation iPods sold since September 12, 2006. The virus, RavMonE.exe, affects only Windows computers, and anti-virus software included with most Windows computers should detect and remove it. According to Joswiak, "it appears that this Windows virus or worm does not directly cause any data damage, but it can lower the security of the machine."
"We recently discovered that a small number, less than 1% of video iPods, left our contract manufacturer carrying a virus that affects only Windows computers," explained Joswiak, who says the company has had "less than 25 reports concerning this problem." "The iPod nano, iPod shuffle and Mac OS X are not affected, and all Video iPods now shipping are virus free. We're upset at Windows for not being more hardy against such viruses, and even more upset at ourselves for not catching it."
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That's a rather arrogant position for Apple to take "We're upset at Windows for not being more hardy against such viruses".
Almost like when "Hell Froze Over" and the "best Windows program ever" was released (with a few bugs).
I wonder if iTunes will be getting an update any time soon, or will it come with an Antivirus program?
Posted by Daveoc64 on October 17, 2006 at 2:51 PM (CDT)
Huh. They are upset with 'Windows' for not being more hardy against such viruses and upset withemselves for not catching it?
I wonder how they feel about themselves after the ridiculously buggy and bloated iTunes 7 and 7.0.1 was prematurely released?? They can't be happy with themselves over THAT.
Posted by JWj on October 17, 2006 at 2:52 PM (CDT)
You know the whole "Mac is better than PC" marketing they're doing right now?
I bet Apple programmers created the virus themselves so that Windows would look retarded.
But then again, since when does Windows need Apple's help when it comes to looking retarded?
Posted by JokerPoker on October 17, 2006 at 3:31 PM (CDT)
Apple manufacturing and distributing a product carrying a known virus on it somehow in your mind makes another company other than apple look "retarded"????
Posted by n/a on October 17, 2006 at 3:51 PM (CDT)
I once adopted a cat that had a virus. I think it was retarded. It too lacked an equalizer.
Posted by Jesse on October 17, 2006 at 3:56 PM (CDT)
n/a, if that IS your name, think about it.
Apple secretly has a virus written that only affects Windows user's iPods.
That would make Mac OSX look better than Windows.
Anyhow, Windows is a product, and I was stating that the product is retarded when compared with other alternatives.
Microsoft is in no way shape or form retarded. In fact, I would venture to say that they are marketing geniuses.
Posted by JokerPoker on October 17, 2006 at 3:57 PM (CDT)
Is Creative going to sue Apple over this too?
/They did it first
Posted by LukeA on October 17, 2006 at 5:30 PM (CDT)
C'mon people. Someone in the supply chain messed up - it happens. When you subcontract a lot of work, sooner or later someone outside your immediate control screws up. It's a Windows worm so logically it is related to preformatting the iPods for Windows, but in the end it's a quality control issue and they should have caught it.
That's all there is, you can move along and stop insulting each other now.
Posted by Weeble on October 17, 2006 at 6:56 PM (CDT)
Big deal, 25 iPods have been found to have it…..Out of how many million being sold?? It's pointless to even be spending so much time on this.
Posted by MatrixSJD on October 17, 2006 at 8:40 PM (CDT)
thanks matrix, I have the virus, it is very important to get the word out.
Posted by jared m on October 17, 2006 at 10:27 PM (CDT)
if they say 25, you can bet it's more like 250,000… most people would never even realize they had it with out looking… Apple would never own up to it unless it was a major problem, damage control time, the sooner the better…
Posted by woot there it is.. on October 17, 2006 at 10:43 PM (CDT)
This is gonna be front page news on tabloids.
Posted by moo on October 18, 2006 at 6:37 AM (CDT)
How is this even possible? Aren't iPods still shipped with HFS+ format, and when first used on a Windows machine get reformatted as FAT? Why is an iPod connected to a Windows machine during manufacturing? How does a Windows virus get on an HFS+ disk, and how could that possibly affect a Windows user, who can't even mount an HFS volume?
Posted by m.s. on October 18, 2006 at 7:52 AM (CDT)
doh. If I'd read to the bottom, I would have found that the latest iPods are being shipped FAT formatted. "doh" to Apple, too.
Posted by m.s. on October 18, 2006 at 8:49 AM (CDT)
...think about it.
Apple secretly has a virus written that only affects Windows user's iPods.
I thought about it. Stupid. What makes you think that this would be under the radar to the DOJ, Redmond's legal staff and numerous product litigation lawyers who would LOVE a shot at all that iPod profit?
As it is, Apple is still on the hook because they failed in their quality control. They can whine about all the holes in Windoze, but they are the ones responsible for making sure their products are clean from malware.
Posted by flatline response on October 18, 2006 at 11:52 AM (CDT)
My ipod had this virus until a few minutes ago - is there any way to report this to Apple? I suspect more than 25 ipods might be infected…
Posted by Ali on October 18, 2006 at 5:19 PM (CDT)
My iPod had the virus. When I plugged it into my home machine PC-cillin detected it right away. I ordered mine on 9/12 and received it on 9/20.
This makes 3 people with only 17 comments here. Sounds like a lot more than only 25 units to me.
Posted by BulkHedd on October 18, 2006 at 5:45 PM (CDT)
The conspiracy theories are absurd. There's NO WAY that Apple did this on purpose to make Windows look bad. If a Windows user receives a virus from an Apple iPod, they're going to blame Apple, not Microsoft.
Reverse the situation. If you installed Microsoft Office and it introduced a virus on your Mac, who would YOU blame?
No matter how they spin this, they screwed up. I think their cheap shot at Windows ("for not being more hardy") makes Apple look even worse.
Having said all this, I think the situation will blow over rather quickly without any impact on iPod sales. But it'll give anti-Apple bloggers (and commenters) ammunition for a long time.
Posted by BJ Nemeth on October 18, 2006 at 7:31 PM (CDT)
When creative found a virus on their mp3 players they gave all of the affected serial numbers. Apple could at least show the same courtesy. AND blaming Windows??? comeon
Posted by VB on October 18, 2006 at 7:50 PM (CDT)
I just purchased a 30 GB video ipod, however, my windows pc is unable to download the latest 7.0 version of itunes, a message appears stating the version cannot install because of HKEY warning. Any suggestions?????
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We are calling "Mapping strategy" the algorithm used by the Persistence Manager to map a Java class into JCR nodes and/or properties.
The Object Model
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- Each paragraph contains a path and a text field.
This object model could be too simple for real applications and it is just used here to simplify the description of the different mapping strategies.
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public class Page { String path; PageInfo pageInfo; Collection paragraphs; /* Add here the getter and setter methods */ public void addParagraph(Paragraph paragraph) { if (paragraphs == null) { paragraphs = new ArrayList(); } paragraphs.add(paragraph); } }
public class PageInfo { String path; String title; String description; /* Add here the getter and setter methods */ }
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/mysite/page1 /mysite/page1/pageInfo my:title = "This is my page title" my:description = "This is my page description" /mysite/page1/paragraphs /mysite/page1/paragraphs/paragraph1 my:text = "This is the content of para1" /mysite/page1/paragraphs/paragraph2 my:text = "This is the content of para2"
It is possible to have another kind of jcr structure by using other mapping strategies. See the sections Mapping Atomic Fields, Mapping Bean Fields, Mapping Collection Fields to get more information on that.
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When you decide to map a bean class, you have to create a new class descriptor entry in the Persistence Manager descriptor file. Let's start with the simplest class-descriptor:
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It is also possible to map a bean class to a particular JCR node type by specifying the desired type in the attribute jcrType. The following class-descriptor map the class "org.apache.jackrabbit.ocm.testmodel.Paragraph" into the node type "my:paragraph".
Here are the class-descriptors required to map the classes Page, PageInfo and Paragraph:
In order to use correctly our example class with Apache Jackrabbit, you should import the following node type definitions with the Jackrabbit API.
Of course, node types "my:Page" and "my:PageInfo" are also required.
We are currently building a node type management tools which can import the node types from the class-descriptors.
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Each mapped class contains a mandatory field called the "path field". It contains the JCR path associated to the object. For example, the following descriptor specify the bean field "myPath" as the path field.
<field-descriptor fieldName="myPath" path="true" />


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How do I go about getting into F# programming? What are some good starter samples to learn the language, or learn about some of its advantages over other languages? What tools do I need (e.g. Windows, Visual Studio, ...)? |
Official entry point is here: Microsoft F# Developer Center For a quick taste, consider trying F# in your browser (Silverlight). (contains interactive tutorial walkthroughs) Start by watching videos and presentations (BTW, An Introduction to Microsoft F# by Luca Bolognese is still one of the best presentations on the subject). Then read the following two must-read books:
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Brian already put together a great list, but I humbly submit my own small contribution to the rich ecosystem of F# learning material, the F# Koans- a simple, fun, and interactive way to learn the F# language through testing. |
The way I learned F# was to go through the following 3 steps. First, I went through the introduction on the Try F# website which gives a good (but light) interactive introduction to the syntax and style of the language. Next, to get a feel for actually solving problems in the language, I began solving some of the puzzles on the Project Euler site. I solved about the first ten problems and after each successful problem, I looked up an alternative F# implementation here. This gave a good feeling for how to work with sequences and using recursion and just generally becoming comfortable with the syntax. Finally, I read the truly excellent 30-point guide Why use F# on http://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/. It takes you step-by-step through all of the major parts of the language describing how you can take advantage of them - with an eye towards C# developers. After that I encourage you to look around for other resources on the website, they are all very well written and highly insightful. After completing these steps you should be ready to begin creating a real project in F#. |


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Broken hearts hurt way too much,
Heart starts dying, tears and such.
I don't know why this hurts like hell,
I hate it when you scream and yell.
Through my eyes, it was all so dark,
I tried to hide those scars, that mark.
Get away from me, I want to be alone,
Especially when you hit me, and even break a bone.
You push me back, as I fall to my knees,
I don't know what to do, how to please.
My friends were all right about you,
But I was lovestruck and had no clue.
It's over now, but I lie 6 feet under,
During the rain, during the thunder.
He sets flowers on my grave, full of regret,
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The Outsiders (1983)
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Teen rivalry in a small Southern town sets the stage for this dramatic interpretation of the novel by S.E. Hinton. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola, The Outsiders tells the story of the ongoing conflict between the Greasers and the Socs in rural Oklahoma. C. Thomas Howell stars as Ponyboy, the youngest of three orphaned boys who pal around with the local hoods known as the Greasers. When Ponyboy and his friend (Ralph Macchio) get into a deadly confrontation one night, the two go on the run from … More
- Rating:
- Genre:
- Drama
- Directed By:
- Francis Ford Coppola , Stephen H. Burum
- Written By:
- Kathleen Rowell , Kathleen Knutsen Rowell , Francis Ford Coppola
- In Theaters:
- Mar 25, 1983 Wide
- On DVD:
- Nov 30, 1999
- Runtime:
as Ponyboy Curtis
as Dallas Winston
as Johnny Cade
as Darrel Curtis
as Steve Randle
as Two-Bit Matthews
as Sodapop Curtis
as Tim Shephard
as Cherry Valance
as Bob Sheldon
as Randy Anderson
as Marcia
as Jerry
as Buck Merrill
as Greaser in Concessio...
as Soc in Concession St...
as Woman at Fire
as Nurse
as Nurse
as Suburb Guy
as Paul
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A satisfying example of the artist-as-talented-hack.
Ultimately, "The Outsiders" feels like two movies awkwardly thrown together - one a tough-acting antiseptic to the sanitized-suburbia Spielberg fantasies that ruled the era's box office, the other a besotted valentine to widescreen epics of old.
Francis Ford Coppola's cheesy, overblown adaptation of S.E. Hinton's wonderful novel captures none of the book's gritty magic.
Coppola's take on S.E. Hinton's classic. Teens+.
As a movie, it's mediocre. As a clue to Coppola's thinking, it shows he still has things to learn about the relation between technology and expression.
Because it falls in with the undulating rhythm of the life of its heroes, for whom a fatal fight and a quiet night have almost equal importance, the picture never manages to reach the peaks of satisfying Hollywood melodrama.
Well acted and crafted but highly conventional.
The film is unremitting in its morbid sentimentality, running its teenage characters through a masochistic gamut of beatings, killings, burnings, and suicides.
A devouring CinemaScope fever dream: an homage to Robert Wise and Nicholas Ray that took its chief inspiration from the timeless backlit twilights of Gone with the Wind.
Flawed though it might be, it's still an exciting piece of film made by an innovative director who was firing on all cylinders.
Lightly likeable.
The new cut of "The Outsiders" aptly entitled "The Complete Novel" expands what existed before to such a degree that the framework of the novel is restored...
A deeply strange film that gives '60s hoodlums the personalities of Care Bears and places them under constant attack from preppies in pastel sweaters.
[Coppola's] revisions to the film, which include a new, improved soundtrack, invest it with grandeur worthy of both its characters and his own ambitions.
While his film lacks the emotional conviction and psychological insight of Nicholas Ray's classic work, his grandiose vision pays off in some stunning camerawork.
Francis Coppola's revision of his 1983 film of S.E. Hinton's best seller The Outsiders is funny, touching and revelatory.
The Outsiders was relatively cheap, and also brought Coppola back to a kind of human drama that his post-Godfather work had been lacking, the result enrapturing a good number of teens and pre-teens in the 1980s.
There's not much life in this movie, or spontaneity. It's a stylistic exercise.
Gorgeously photographed teen drama with a strong cast
extremely well-filmed and acted
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"One of my favorite films and books of all time. The book is one of the reasons I fell in love with reading. I remember watching this in class and everyone, including myself, were in tears. The movie and these actor's really brought the story to life in a way you wouldn't have gotten from the book. I thought they all fit the characters so well. Matt Dillon was my favorite. Him and Patrick Swayze. The cast is one the most talented group of guys of that time and some are still hitting it big on screen. It still shocks me that there are still people out there who haven't seen the movie. So if you get the chance, do so. It's one that I will always love."
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After "One From The Heart" in 1982 and his subsequent bankruptcy following that film's spiralling production costs, director Francis Ford Coppola turned his hand to a couple of adaptations of 'teen-novels' by S.E. Hinton. This was the first (followed by "Rumble Fish") and although it doesn't quite hold up today, it still shows how Coppola had an eye for acting ensembles.
In 1960's Oklahoma, 14 year old Ponyboy Curtis (C. Thomas Howell) is part of a gang known as "The Greasers". At heart though, he has an interest in poetry and "Gone With The Wind" and believes in a better life. However, one evening him and his friend Johnny Cade (Ralph Macchio) are attacked by rival gang "The Socs". In defence, Johnny is forced to kill one of them and with the help of Dallas Winston (Matt Dillon), they go on the run. While away though, the tension mounts between the two rival gangs.
I remember reading S.E. Hinton's book in school when I was about 13 years old and as much as I loved it then, it is ultimately a sentimental and romanticised view of adolescence. Upon reflection, there are several cringe-worthy moments and Coppola approaches the material with such a melodramatic and unashamed style. In fairness though, he sticks very closely to Hinton's novel (which she wrote when she was 15) and I don't suppose it was meant to appeal to anyone other than those harbouring their teenage angst. It's just a shame, that with such potential, the director of "The Godfather" couldn't have dropped some of the self-indulgent innocence and added a little more bite. However, it doesn't proclaim to be anything other than what it is and it's target audience should still find plenty to enjoy. I know I did - 20 years ago. A lot of scenes still retain a certain power and the music score by Carmine Coppola compliments it well. As does, the use of Stevie Wonder's marvellous song "Stay Gold". The most impressive thing about it though, is the ensemble of young actors that Coppola managed to assemble. A lot of them went on to bigger and better things while some crashed and burned but at the very least, it was a cast of familiar faces that were at the forefront of many successful movies of the 80's and 90's. Coppola released a director's cut in 2005 that restored almost half an hour of footage. I haven't seen that cut and whether or not it improves the film remains to be seen but I would be interested in viewing it nonetheless.
As a big fan of the novel in my youth, this is a bit of a guilty pleasure for me. Coppola portrays the characters and sets the scenes with admiration but now that time has passed and my critical faculties have developed, there's no doubt that youth and idealism played a part in my, more favourable, opinion back then.
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The Outsiders directed by Francis Ford Coppola is a very well done adaptation of S.E Hinton's classic novel, The Outsiders. Francis Ford Coppola brings together an impressive and talented cast of actors. This is a superb film with a terrific story. I find that The Outsiders is often overlooked as a great film, because after all, Francis Ford Coppola did direct The Godfather and Apocalypse Now. The Outsiders is a terrific, well plotted and directed film that stays truthful to the book. That's what I love about Coppola, his respect for the source material. Just like he did with Mario Puzo's The Godfather, Coppola stayed true to the novel when he made The Outsiders. This boasts a great cast of now known actors, and they each deliver good performances. The Outsiders is both dramatic and funny, and Coppola's brilliant directing definitely pulls you in. You feel something for the characters and you sympathize with them. Francis Ford Coppola is a phenomenal director, and because he's directed three film classics before this, The Outsiders is often forgotten, but it shouldn't. The film will appeal to fans of the book, as it stays truthful to the source material, and is yet another solid effort from Francis Ford Coppola. The Outsiders tells a remarkable story of a rivalry between two Teen gangs and the struggle to survive a brutal confrontation and the ultimate run from the law. The Outsiders is not a perfect film, but it definitely is a classic\, and is a definite must see.
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Notable for its, then unknown, cast of movie stars--Patrick Swayze, Matt Dillon, Rob Lowe, Emilio Estevez, Diane Lane and (golly) Tom Cruise--The Outsiders must go down as a well-intentioned folly. Francis Ford Coppola's attempt to transform S.E. Hinton's syrupy teen novel into nostalgia infused pop-poetry only buckles under its faithfulness to the sentimentality of the author's saccharine prose--a book about male camaraderie clearly written by a young girl with a lot of feminine feelings.
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The Outsiders Quotes
- Sodapop Curtis:
- And when you ain't got nothing, You end up like Dallas... And I don't mean dead. I mean the way he was before.
- Dallas Winston:
- Ponyboy, I asked the nurse to give you this book so you could finish it. The doctor came in a while ago but I already knew it anyway. I keep getting tireder and tireder. Listen,I don't mind dying now. It was worth it. It was worth saving those kids. Their lives are worth more than mine, they have more to live for. Some of the parents came by to thank me and I know it was worth it. Tell Dally it was worth it. I'm just gonna miss you guys. I've been thinking about it, and that poem, that guy that wrote it,he meant you are gold when you're a kid, like green. When you're a kid everything is new,dawn. It's just. When just when you get used to everything it's day. Like the way you dig sunsets, Pony. That's gold. Keep it that way, it's a good way to be. I want you to tell Dally to look at one. He'll probably think you're crazy,but ask for me. I don't think he's ever really seen a sunset. And don't be bugged over being a greaser. You still have a lot of time to make yourself be what you want. There's still a lot of good in the world. Tell Dally. I don't think he knows. Your Buddy, Johnny.
- Dallas Winston:
- Are you a real red head? Are you real? How can I find out if this is your real red hair? If this is the same red hair you have on your, uh, your, your, these eyebrows.
- Johnny Cade:
- I think I like it better when the old man's hittin' me. At least he knows I'm there.
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