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Disney announces Hanks, Allen in Jungle Cruise movie
Written by Robert Niles
Oh, boy, this should be good for a discussion. The Walt Disney Studios released this statement today:Tweet
The Walt Disney Studios is excited to be in development with Mandeville Films and writer Roger S.H. Schulman on a feature film based on the Jungle Cruise, one of the most iconic attractions in Disney theme park history. The film will pair up Tim Allen and Tom Hanks in their first live-action project, after their previous collaborations in the Toy Story trilogy.
So who gets this line? Remember, Trader Sam's running a special on shrunken heads today. Two of his heads... for one of yours.
Is this flick the greatest idea ever, or another sign of the impending apocalypse? The comments await.
Readers' Opinions
From Joseph Catlett on March 2, 2011 at 4:14 PM
Darn. I was hoping for Bruce Campbell. That man was BORN to play a Jungle Cruise skipper.
From Patrick Doublin on March 2, 2011 at 4:24 PM
I *was* excited. Now Joseph's comment made me sad.
Also, Robert, is there a way you can please start posting a link to the source article in future posts? I've wanted to go to the source on a few other posts in the past as well, maybe you have your reasons for not doing so.
From Joshua Counsil on March 2, 2011 at 4:29 PM
Impending apocalypse. Sounds like Tom owes Disney a favour. With the exception of Toy Story, Tim Allen hasn't done anything worthwhile in film. Roger S.H. Schulman's writing isn't exactly worth getting excited over, either. Shrek was great, but what else has Roger done?
On the other hand... If Disney decides to make the film as surrealistically humorous as the ride, it could be good. They may have a Rocky Horror thing going on.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 2, 2011 at 4:36 PM
Totally agree with you Joshua.
Tom's an awesome actor, but who knows how he'll end up in this one. Tim Allen is good too, but I agree with your reasoning. Wild Hogs? *barf*
Shrek... to me was too "edgy", kinda reminds me of what Toy Story originally was with the douchie Woody.
From Robert Niles on March 2, 2011 at 4:45 PM
Almost always, when I don't post a link to source material, it was because it was an e-mail, or from a release that's hidden in a password-protected press website. Sometimes, though, companies post their e-mailed press releases publicly online somewhere, so I'll try to link those when I can find them.
From Robert Niles on March 2, 2011 at 4:48 PM
Big question: Is Weird Al attached to this? :^)
From Daniel Etcheberry on March 2, 2011 at 4:58 PM
This movie has potential. Tim Allen is underrated; it's not his fault that he is given bad scripts. Shrek was edgy, so what? That was what made it so great. Disney should also bring Ted Elliott and Terry Rossio from Pirates of the Caribbean; that would make it a promising project.
From Mike Shirley Jr on March 2, 2011 at 5:25 PM
"Skipper Dan" is my, and many of my friends', mini biography. So true!! The script for this has got to be solid, or no amount of star power will save it.
From 22.214.171.124 on March 2, 2011 at 5:25 PM
I think this could make a great movie. What concerns me is that it further propels the idea that every attraction in the parks needs to link back to a successful disney movie. Why do u think they're exploring a second haunted mansion?
I think I actually like attractions made into movies more than attractions made from movies. First, I feel like original attractions fit better into lands than attractions that were movies first. Pirates and Jungle cruise define adventure land whereas buzz lighter, for example, feels forced into tomorrowland. Second I like learning more about the story, hearing it fleshed out, rather than having it forced into a quick attraction.
That being said, this idea (that theme park rides need to be linked to movies) is disheartening to me because I feel like it will stiffle the desire to create new, unique, original attractions. Obviously, that hasn't completely happened yet - the cheetah coaster at busch gardens in proof of that. But I fear for the future
From Mike Gallagher on March 2, 2011 at 6:37 PM
Bruce Campbell...excellent idea. Equip him with a chainsaw, we're all set.
Hanks hasn't been doing much in recent years. I like him, but I won't go see something specifically because he's in it.
Allen? I find him annoying. And Daniel, receiving bad scripts and choosing to sign up and make the movie are two different things. He doesn't have to be one of those actors who makes everything he's offered.
This movie, if it indeed gets made, stands more than a fair chance of being successful due to three factors:
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From Eric Malone on March 2, 2011 at 7:28 PM
I forget how old it was, but Wild Hogs was actually a decent Tim Allen movie. As for a Jungle Cruise movie, well.. let's just say I'll save me $10 for another movie. ;P
From 188.8.131.52 on March 2, 2011 at 7:32 PM
But now for the real question - does this mean the Jungle Cruise will be getting audio-animatronic Tom Hanks & Tim Allen in a few years? Yikes!
From Larry Zimmerman on March 2, 2011 at 7:39 PM
As long as they avoid using any writers, directors, actors or producers involved in The Haunted Mansion, I'd say we should be OK.
On the other hand, Hanks and Allen are risky choices because of their distinctive voices. Let's hope it doesn't turn into Buzz and Woody on the Jungle Cruise.
I am looking forward to it -- I enjoy both actors' work, and JC is one of my all-time favorite attractions. I'm also hopeful we'll get to see "Night in the Magic Kingdom" sometime soon...
From Sean Campbell on March 2, 2011 at 9:19 PM
Maybe this is to attract more people to the Jungle Cruise? Last time i was at disney world, the jungle cruise was empty...
From Kelly Muggleton on March 3, 2011 at 2:06 AM
My immediate reaction was....its another Haunted Mansion!! (although I do have a lot of hope for the G Del Toro version).
But...done properly, as mentioned, if this retains the offbeat humour and character of the ride, I guess it could work.
From James Rao on March 3, 2011 at 4:51 AM
I was hoping there would be more of a push to go back to the adventurous, mysterious, mostly joke-free, African Queen theme of the original Disneyland attraction (some would argue the ride's current narrative is mostly joke-free already!). But, with this duo there is no doubt the bad puns (are there good puns?) and corn-filled jokes (?) will continue. *Sigh*
Let's just hope the movie is a big enough hit that at least the WDW attraction will get the complete makeover it has so desperately needed since Kilimanjaro Safaris came along and made it completely irrelevant in 1998.
From David Sutter on March 3, 2011 at 5:22 AM
JC does have movie attachments ..Walt Disneys Nature Series, they were shown on The Wonderful World of Color, and sometimes in theaters. The Captians are based on the narator. But most theme park readers are to young to remember them or the show.
From Thomas Caselli on March 3, 2011 at 9:39 AM
It sounds good to me. I want to see it along with the Magic Kingdom movie. As far as the Haunted Mansion movie is concerned, I don't understand the negativity toward it. I enjoyed it a lot and own it on DVD.
From Joshua Counsil on March 3, 2011 at 11:19 AM
I notice TH hasn't commented. Was he tapped as an executive producer?
From Nick Markham on March 3, 2011 at 3:39 PM
TH! You're dreams are finally coming true!
From Victoria Jurkowski on March 3, 2011 at 5:43 PM
Roger Schulman was hired to write the most recent draft of the script. Any hope I had for this movie is lost now that the guy that wrote jungle book 2, mulan 2, and fox and the hound 2 is writing it.
From Rob P on March 4, 2011 at 2:44 AM
Surely TH has to get a cameo in this hippo-fest movie.
He's been quiet..........is he in denial ?
From Brandon Mendoza on March 4, 2011 at 11:40 AM
I apologize for bringing a negative aspect to this... but "Edgy" and Disney don't mix. Disney = family fun... as in where everyone can enjoy the movie, from 2 to 92 year olds... just like the parks.
Edgy's fine for Shrek, but "edgy" doesn't belong with Disney movies. Edgy doesn't mean innovative or cutting edge. I think there's a negative connotation with the buzz word "edgy". Like how everything was "EXTREME" in the 90's.
A Fraggle Rock movie is delayed because the Weinsteins want an Edgy version.
The word may have come from the phrase "cutting edge", but "edgy" to me, means trying too hard, like the Shrek sequels. Edgy does not mean better. Edgy means let's include pop culture, make characters have cleavage where it doesn't belong, "rock out", and give guys douchie facial expressions.
That's what almost made me not see Tangled. The trailer was "edgy". "She's grounded... like forever!" That's the best they could come up with? Luckily, the movie was nothing like the trailer and was awesome.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 4, 2011 at 11:43 AM
And if the movie does great, we can guarantee Hanks and Allen will be added to the attraction.
Personally, I hope the movie does well as I've met Tom Hanks in person a long time ago... seemed very genuine. And from what I've been told, he's one of the coolest people in Hollywood. If he meets you once in the studio or on set, he remembers your name immediately and loves to chit chat.
From TH Creative on March 4, 2011 at 1:41 PM
(1) Quite clearly this will be the GREATEST MOVIE IN THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION.
(2) James Rao is in fact the coolest person in Hollywood.
(3) I am not in "denial." I am in fact in The Nile.
From James Rao on March 4, 2011 at 4:30 PM
Indeed I am! Thanks, TH, and welcome back!
From TH Creative on March 4, 2011 at 5:50 PM
Consistent with the topic: An old friend from my 1982 Magic Kingdom College Program days came for a visit and he brought me the best photo ever taken of yours truly.
Thus, I have changed my TPI profile pic.
From Joshua Counsil on March 4, 2011 at 5:54 PM
Brandon -
You're right and possibly wrong. Yes, edgy doesn't necessarily mean better. A comedian that overuses certain swear words for the purpose of compensating for mediocre or predictable material is a hack. However, a comedian that discusses that swear words or race or religion or politics or human suffering and offends some people for the purpose of making a point can be brilliant, e.g., Lenny Bruce, George Carlin, Richard Pryor. Saying that Disney and edgy don't mix is not entirely true. Edgy can be satirical. It can be humor or expression with a purpose. Edgy can point out the flaws in something seemingly good, or expose the brighter side of something terrible. Most of Disney's animated films are formulaic. A character suffers some fairly menial problem and deals with it in a happy-ending manner with a couple of quirky (sometimes nonhuman) sidekicks. Some people can watch that over and over and not get bored with it, usually with help from catchy music and beautiful animation. An example of this is Aladdin. When was the last time an Arabic street urchin sung like an American teen pop star? They catered to the audience while sacrificing realism. However, the best films include something edgy, something new. My favourite Disney animated film, Pinocchio, is among their edgiest. It doesn't sugarcoat an important message. If you skip school and/or over-imbibe, you'll be chopped into pieces, forced into performance slavery, or turned into a donkey and sold to the salt mines. It may not be edgy by a modern filmmaker's standards, but it certainly scares kids straight.
If the Jungle Cruise offers nothing more than the crotch injury and fart jokes seen in movies like Wild Hogs, then it's doomed. If they play their cards right and employ some good wordplay, like paraprosdokians or garden path sentences, along with some good visual gags, then the movie may work. It may also work on an ironic level. However, I highly doubt they're going to put much work into the jokes.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 5, 2011 at 9:23 AM
Joshua -
I actually hated Wild Hogs, but in no way do I think it's even in the same realm as Aladdin, Lion King, etc. I'd consider Pinocchio to be cutting edge for its time, but also timeless. You can still watch it to this day and be impressed and take something away from it.
What I'm talking about is how Shrek, Madagascar, or Ice Age always have to use pop music, pop culture references, and always have that jerk character. In other words "trying too hard to be cool." That's what seems to be associated with "Edgy".
"Edgy" is also an overused term that even execs don't even know what they mean. Again, the Weinsteins and especially Michael Bay/ Bruckheimer all strive for "edgy". I'm sure Transformers 2 had some sort of notes of someone wanting it to be "edgier".
But to me, there's nothing wrong with Disney films being like Aladdin as the music is more of a mix... it's not 100% pop sounding music. At least it's not rock music that completely doesn't fit with the locale. We could argue that Beauty & the Beast should be all French music, or Mulan should be traditional Chinese music for realism... but to fair, Aladdin's music has elements of music from the Middle East and Lion King has an African music feel.
Unfortunately, with the Shrek guy at the helm of the script, I think we'll get Wild Hogs more than anything clever. I hope I'm wrong.
From Mike Gallagher on March 5, 2011 at 3:28 PM
Wow..and here I thought "Edgy" was a nickname for U2's guitarist...shows how much I know.
From Joshua Counsil on March 5, 2011 at 4:24 PM
Brandon -
You're absolutely right. It's become a buzz word. It's meaning is not singular. The pop culture references in animated movies drive me batty. They're rarely funny, and in the rare event they do make me laugh, I feel awkward hearing them again a few years down the road. The Smash Mouth ending of Shrek is beyond annoying. The Matrix fight scene makes me groan.
Also, for the record, I love a good crotch and/or fart joke.
From Joshua Counsil on March 5, 2011 at 4:24 PM
Also, Robert -
You called it. This was good for a discussion.
From Brandon Mendoza on March 5, 2011 at 10:12 PM
Agreed about the crotch or fart joke! I just saw Dumb and Dumber a few days ago... love that movie. And I saw Hall Pass today... not their greatest, but it still had a few LOL moments!
The fights in Shrek were poorly animated as well. It's like they didn't really know how to animate fights, so they skipped all of the inbetween frames, and just went for the end of each movement/ attack. Reminds me of how the first Transformers had horrible fight scenes too. They didn't understand that you have to slow down fight scenes in movies so people can see what's going on. I'm not talking about slow mo like in the 2nd TF Movie, but slight reduction in speed. Think of how a real boxing match looks totally different than The Fighter.
I agree... this movie has sparked good discussion.
Industry Buzz words are annoying... "edgy", "challenge", "More Megapixels"... it doesn't matter what industry. Bleh.
From Joshua Counsil on March 6, 2011 at 12:29 AM
Let's not forget other industry buzz terms: proactive, team player, self-starter.
Dumb and Dumber is a revelation in crotch/fart jokes. The Farrelly brothers were at an apex in their career at that point - There's Something About Mary, Kingpin, Dumb and Dumber...
I agree about the fights, too. Transformers left me with a migraine. It's not necessarily the speed that bothers me - it's the style. Transformers just looked terrible to me.
Pretty bird... Pretty bird...
From Brandon Mendoza on March 7, 2011 at 8:46 AM
Now I'm a little worried about the next Transformers movie too... every Transformer has to do a spin move to shoot or fight... they're spinning just to spin. Didn't they learn something from Jackie Chan or Jet Li? Every move has to have a reason other than aesthetics.
But anyway, I just hope Jungle Cruise doesn't turn into Land of the Lost either. That movie is the typical bad Universal Studios movie like the 3rd Mummy Movie. No flow, flashy, and bad script/ action.
From TH Creative on March 7, 2011 at 10:21 AM
I'm worried that the next Transformers movie will not have enough hippos that turn into giant robots.
From Rob P on March 8, 2011 at 4:18 AM
This venture isn't ( or I hope it isn't ) going to try to be anywhere near as worthy as the truly great jungle cruise films "The African Queen" or " Sanders of the River".
Expect something more like Hope and Crosby's "Road to Zanzibar" but with a script that's nowhere near as witty, funny or snappy.
For Crosby and Hope read TH and Rao ??
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Awesome work on the Oly squats. Lots of reps after the previous efforts too. Wonder how you would go doing that as regular work. The other training is looking good too, keep it going man, looking strong
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Awesome work on the Oly squats. Lots of reps after the previous efforts too. Wonder how you would go doing that as regular work. The other training is looking good too, keep it going man, looking strong
Deadlift day- Speed
135 x 5 x 2
225 x 3 x 2
315 x 3
365 x 2
365 x 2
365 x 2
365 x 2
365 x 2
365 x 2
4'' snatch grip block pull
315 x 12
365 x 12
365 x 12
Oly squats
265 x 8
315 x 8
315 x 20
BB Shrugs
225 x 20
225 x 20
225 x 20
Lat Pulldowns
4 sets of 15
got my benching in today aswel.
Bench - reps
bar x 20
135 x 10
175 x 6
225 x 6
255 x 6
100 reps
Behemoth of a session, still got it done in under 2 hours. We moved at a great pace today, everything felt pretty good. The deadlifts were done standard speed style where we traded off set for set. One goes, next goes. Timed it and it took 3 mins 50 seconds. Not bad! I went a bit mad with the OLY squats just because its xmas, and the the knee wraps set the other day inspired me to try something crazy without raps.
Merry christmas everybody. Many drinks of guinness will be sank tonight.
Strong, strong day, Jay! Enjoy those pints!
Right on point there for the season dude, lol.
bar x 20 x few
135 x 5 x few
175 x 5
225 x 5
315 x 2
385 x 2
440 x 2
440 x 2
440 x 2
Good mornings
3 sets of 8 @ 175
Leg press
4 sets of 15 @ 6 plates a side
2 chain x 12
3 chain x 12
4 chain x 12
Back raises
50 reps
felt rough under the bar today. Think its probably more sleep orientated than anything. Not been getting alot over this xmas period but at least I never failed any reps. Weight wasn't particular heavy as such. Just didnt feel good underneath it. Out of the groove as it were I suppose!
Solid stuff as usual Jay!
hope you had a great Xmas mate.
lookin' good jay! keep at it! i feel ya on the being tired...this week really has been quite a busy one! hope your holiday was good!
Strong squats despite the lack of sleep, Jay, way to go!
Holy crap that was one heck of a xmas eve session! Great work brother!
Quite impressive no matter what!!
Wish my post-Xmas session ooked that good! Good job!
The plan today was to get tuesdays benching in, as lets be honest, I dont think I will be able to function let alone train on new years day. Should get deads in though before I head away for the celebrations.
Bench - Heavy day
bar x lots x 3
135 x 5 x 2
175 x 3 x 2
225 x 2
245 x 2
270 x 2
270 x 2
270 x 2
280 x 2
225 x 10 touch n go
Swiss bar clean and press
110 x 5
135 x 5
145 x 5
165 x 5
165 x 5
135 x 12 *only clean 1st rep
135 x 12
5 sets of 3
1 set of 2
just simply doing these is enough of a challenge for me haha, let alone progressing every week
Incline Tate Presses
3 sets of 15
DB alternating curls
3 sets of 20
the clean with the swiss bar is a hell of a lot easier than a barbell! The press however, not so much, will continue to build overheads. Im not going to lie though, despite the comp calls and pauses tonight, my lifts this week havent felt great except for deadlifts, I'm starting to worry I'm going to have one of those meets where I get a big deadlift PR and not a whole lot else. I guess we'll see as it develops, this is the last week of this wave and shit starts getting heavy and reps drop, percentages increase etc. Where the real testicular fortitude will be tested. Here's to hoping I'm just having a funny week.
Way to be at it, best to play it smart and get the heavy lifting in before New Years festivities, lol.
Wish you a very good 2013!!
nice pressing Jay. all the best for Hogmonay buddy! :alcoholic:
135 x 10 x 2
225 x 5 x 2
315 x 5
405 x 1
430 x 6
405 x 10
2'' block
450 x 3
450 x 3
High bar close stance squats
135 x 5
225 x 5
315 x 5
355 x 5
405 x 5
Leg curl
4 sets of 15
3 sets of 15
Deads didnt feel too clever but got some good reps in. I think I was expecting it to be easier than it was and I despisde training in the morning. I prett much hate everything in the morning. One of those people yep ha. Happy new year everybody. Here's to some horrific feats of strength in the new year :thumbup:
Happy new year, bud! Killer deads and squats!
solid session Jay, very nice! enjoy Liverpool bud, all the best!
2 solid sessions bud. Those swiss C and Ps are interesting. Shits about to get real in training lol. Look forward to seeing you excel through it all. Happy New Year!
Happy new year mate! Great last few sessions an good efforts getting them all in around the festivities. Looking forward to big things in 2013
Early bird training is tight guy, being quite ambitious!
thanks hayden! you too mate!
bar x alot x alot
135 x 10
175 x 5
225 x 5
275 x 3
325 x 2
325 x 2
325 x 2
325 x 2
325 x 2
325 x 2
Add reverse band
425 x 2
minimal rest, always pushing the pace on Speed days. Trading off sets as usual.
Close stance high bar squats/oly shoes/oly style? whatever haha
225 x 5
315 x 5
365 x 5
415 x 5
355 x 8
Leg press
4 sets of 15 @ 6 plates
Back raise
4 sets of 15
brought my comp squat stance in a tad, maybe only an inch or two and I was blowing the reps up like a joke today, think the OLY squats are doing the trick, going to keep pushing them. Pretty sure its just noob gains and I am going to exploit the shit out of them in a linear fashion for all its god damn worth!
So glad to finally have normality back to the schedule though, I've actually lost weight over the holidays which says alot. Will be competing feb 3rd in the 265 class as the jump is like 235-265 (New IPF classes), there is not a chance in hell im dropping down so may aswel try and fill out the class all in good time.(I plan on being a 308 power bear one day!) Was bang on 250 tonight with clothes on, so got some work to do weight and strength wise! thank god im still young, even that excuse is slipping away from me though LOL!


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"Amreeka" chronicles the adventures of Muna, a single mother who leaves the West Bank with Fadi, her teenage son, with dreams of an exciting future in the promised land of small town Illinois. Told with heartfelt humor, "Amreeka" is a universal journey into the lives of a family of immigrants and first-generation teenagers caught between their heritage and the new world in which they now live and the bittersweet search for a place to call home.
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You'll end up baffled that a film built on such shaky foundations can end up being so impossibly sweet.
Writer-director Cherien Dabis too easily resolves or dismisses the characters' problems, making way for an upbeat ending.
A feel-good comedy about a Palestinian mother who moves to rural Illinois with her teenaged son, Amreeka is a kind of stealth political film that confronts issues of ethnic tension and American xenophobia.
Amreeka makes its points with gentle humour and engaging performances -- especially Faour, who makes Muna so likeable it's impossible not to cross your fingers and hope her luck is about to change.
Director Cherien Dabis' debut feature is a surprising, humorous, moving and very human story about a Palestinian family's emigration to Illinois on the eve of the Iraq war.
Enjoyable but uneven, Amreeka is an unlikely comic take on the plight of the displaced, at home and abroad.
It sounds heavygoing but if anything Amreeka is a little too sweet and cosy for its own good.
In attempt to sustain momentum, the film begins to lurch from comic-book realism to join-the-dots melodrama.
The film is more gentle than harsh, relying on a very fine performance from the charming Faour and settings in Palestine and Illinois that seem very real.
The political issues are a little heavy handed but the story - partly drawn from the director's own experience - works best when it focuses on the personal.
It's charming and laidback, preferring wry, compassionate humour to politicking.
Likeable but lightweight, Dabis' emigration tale plays largely for laughs, sapping some of the drama from the storyline.
A winning tale of battling racism and prejudice in multi-cultural America.
A giant bland-fest, unleashing a misfiring charm offensive in place of strong characterisation or a story that has a destination in mind.
It's funny, it's politically charged, it's deeply felt, and director Cherien Dabis keeps skillful control over all of these aspects to maintain balance.
Amreeka is only one of a number of recent immigrant tales to hit theaters, but with its blend of sweet humor and topical relevance, it's one of the more compelling -- and surprising -- in some time.
Dabis wisely keeps her film firmly grounded in the personal and specific...focusing on the experiences of one family which she makes us care about.
It's the humanity of the work that makes it resonate and the insight into a culture closed to most Australians that makes it illuminating
Writer director Cherien Dabis writes about what she knows about being a stranger in a new land: the difficulties, the isolation, the conflicts, the misunderstandings. The result is a heartfelt and engaging film
The movie is insightful in its depiction of Palestinian suffering and the insensitivity of the United States. Faour is very appealing in the lead role, making great use of her hope-filled eyes.
You can try to resist it, but by the time Cherien Dabis' writing/directing effort is over, you'll be completely sucked in.
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When the opportunity arises to journey to Illinois, the son, a gifted private school student, jumps at the chance, and while his mother is a bit more reticent, having a well paying job, finally acquiesces after an incident occurs involving her son and a border agent.
Of course once they get to Illinois, where mom's sister is living with a successful doctor, reality sets in, and we find, as usual, that things can never live up to our expectations. Adding tension to the mix is the post 911 fallout, where anyone looking "Arab" is shunned.
There is a certain empathy to be seen here, though I've seen this type of film before and seen it better (The Kite Runner for example). The filming is very straight forward, and shot with whatever light was available (which gives much of the film a very "home movie" feel to it). The narrative is linear, and on the whole gives you an "ordinary day in the life" attitude, although at times you feel led on a leash as the narrative tries to shoehorn the message and events become just a bit too convenient.
The performance of Nisreen Faour as the mother is a good one, as she maintains a certain inner strength that comes through the lens well. Her son, played by Melkar Muallem is also well played, and in all, in spite of some obvious Indie conventions and the fact that the film is really showing us nothing groundbreaking, does manage to mildly entertain through its less than 100 minute run time, although I cringed at the obvious male attraction, savior to the rescue aspect of the school principal - even while applauding his acceptance, not only for her race, but her, shall we say, overly abundant figure.
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I look at my phone like I had done every two and a half seconds since I got home. It was now seven o'clock.
"Maybe I should call her." I think aloud to myself, but decide not to and turn up my music. Green Day `Holiday` was playing as I sat on my bed watching my phone. I needed a hobby. I get up, pick up my X-Box controller and turn on my TV. I started playing Halo and as I was about to beat the twat that was owning everyone, my phone started to buzz.
"Hello." I say with a big smile across my face before realising I just got killed again.
"Hey Frankie." Charlie replied sounding just as happy as me.
"How ya doing?" I ask turning down my music so I could hear her better.
"I'm I asked my mum about learning to play and she said she's going to sort it out tomorrow for me."
"That's great. You can come to practice on Wednesday if you want. We can initiate you there." I giggle at my big word.
"I don't think I'll have learned by then Frankie." she sounded sceptical.
"I know, but you've got to hear me play, I mean." I was seriously head over heels with this girl, I never asked people to listen to me play, not even my cousin (who I love very much) has heard me play.
"Ok." She said smiling, yeah I can tell when she's smiling from her voice. What was up with me? "By the way my mum said I could have some friends over on Friday night. You up for it?"
"I don't know." I didn't want to rush into another relationship too quickly.
"My mum's gonna be working that night, and I was going to ask Gee and the twins too"
"Ok, I'm in." We spoke for hours. I just lay on my bed flicking through a Kerrang! and drooling over Billie-Joe.
"I got to go." I say realising it was half past midnight. "I'll see you tomorrow."
"Sure, bye." I hung up feeling bad that I couldn't talk to her longer and got ready for bed. I drifted off in no time.
I dreamed a trippy dream.
A black unicorn told Charlie, Gee, the twins and I to find the end of a rainbow. We followed it but it went across a river so we asked the fish to build us a bridge. Then when we were almost there a white unicorn told us we were following the wrong rainbow. Gee wanted to turn back, but I wanted to keep going because this unicorn looked dodgy.
When we got to the end there was a blue unicorn standing by a big pot. He asked us why we were there.
"We were sent by the black unicorn." I told him.
"Which one of you has the blue?" He replied.
"I do." Charlie told him, stepping forward. She showed the unicorn a clear bag with some blue stuff in it.
"Follow me." He turned and walked over to the pot which was where the rainbow was coming from. He told Charlie to put the blue stuff into the pot.
When we looked in the pot it was filled with skittles, but there were blue ones too.
"You have returned the blue to the rainbow." He looked up at the rainbow which was filling with blue.
"Excuse me Mr. Unicorn, sir?" I asked.
"Can we maybe have some skittles, please?"
"Of course, as many as you want."
I ran forwards and filled my pockets, shoes and even my t-shirt with the multicoloured sugary sweets.
I woke up to my phone buzzing.
"Uh, hello?" I say groggily.
"Hey my lovely Frankie. It's such a nice day don't you think?" Charlie chirped happily, it sounded like she had had at least five coffees already.
"What time is it?" I sat up remembering my phone was also my clock.
"Seven-thirty, are you still in bed?" She giggled.
"Yes, I don't think I have ever slept so little. Why are you so happy?"
"It's my first lesson today, then I'm going to buy my kit." She squealed.
"Ok, well I'll see you in school I guess I'm going to go shower now I have time."
"Ok, bye Frankie." she hung up. I got up and slowly walked into my bathroom.
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Perhaps this says more about you choice of reading material than it does about the models.
This, but not only for fun. Latex is great content for pay sites and selling prints. And I don't know about low end magazines... I can go to Barnes and Noble and pick up a handful of magazines that have latex in them.
Plus latex is hot.
Seems they are pretty popular..
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And you gotta admit it is fun, just got to add that in
Totally fun
Someday some of these people are going to have to learn that people have different motives for doing things. I shoot fetish because I like it. It's as simple as that and doesn't have to have any economic motive.
Meanwhile I feel like I have a right to approach photography from any angle I'd like. Literally and figuratively.
You mean all people aren't just like me?!
Give me a minute. I need to process this.
Well, how come you're ain't in any Miss W . . .
Hardly "highly" sought after
Bizzarre a "low end magazine"?! LOL
I wouldn't agree with that statement. I've shot 5' tall curvy models an 5' 10" slender agency models in latex. They all look great because latex flatters many body types.
I guess the market for them in my area is not that lucrative ... Experimental, yes. Financially, not very stable.
Thanks you!
This image has been published in three magazines. One comic magazine and the other two were photography magazines. None of the three I would consider "low end"
You are right about that it applies to all categories, it is just that I find when someone mentions latex them immediately think fetish. A previous post had one of Karlie Kloss and she looks great and its more fashion. I just don't like the immediate stereotyping when one hears the word latex. Oh well.
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Princeton University alumnus Jeff Bezos, the founder and chief executive officer of Amazon.com, and alumna MacKenzie Bezos, are donating $15 million to the University to create a center in the Princeton Neuroscience Institute. The gift will establish the Bezos Center for Neural Circuit Dynamics, which will be led by institute co-director David Tank.
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Here IS the final film !
I am hoping to have the final film uploaded onto Vimeo by this evening. It has turned out to be something quite unusual. I expect that anyone who watches it will be tempted to call it 'long', 'arty', 'slow', 'monotonous', 'pretentious', 'self-indulgent', 'pompous' etc. I'm confident that my own dad would call it 'over-thought and under-refined' or something to that effect. I will say that it decidedly IS all of these things. It is not the sort of film you'd want to sit back and watch with a packet of hobnobs and a cup of tea on a sunday evening; it is quintessentially, loudly, absurdly conceptual and (hopefully) poetic. After all, that was the idea; to create a 'film-poem'. To anyone strange and loyal enough to have followed this blog, I'd like to offer this very simple flowchart. I've waffled a lot throughout my posts, but hopefully this graphic should illuminate the creative, research-based process behind the making of this film. It's my excuse, essentially, for presenting such a brazenly experimental piece. Don't expect realism or a narrative-based work; remember that my main sources of inspiration were Jorge Luis Borges and Derek Jarman! (All the more significant pieces of inspiration have a box drawn around them.) Hopefully, this will explain a few things…
Here's a video I found on Youtube by an art student dealing with a similar topic.
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I don't think I'd call myself synesthetic, although I do think of sounds in terms of temperature and brightness and hard-edgedness and angularity. Is that being synesthetic? I don't seem to have an invariable and involuntary set of responses of the kind you and Nabokov have—a "the letter d is dusty olive green" kind. I do, however, have extremely strong responses to certain "aesthetic" things. I am made furious, for example, by a minor chord lazily used in songwriting, or a throwaway middle eight written just for "variety." I despise variety for its own sake. My friends and colleagues find the extremity of my reactions very amusing. Conversely, I am always deeply moved by certain combinations of sound or color—sky blue and light chocolate brown, for example. But there are thousands of others! I have spent a lot of time wondering where those strong preferences come from.
Brian Enoin conversation with author David Mitchell
Here's a thought: my previous two posts (from last night) have something quite remarkably serendipitous in common- something I only noticed this morning.
I was reading more about the works (by Beethoven) I had selected as candidates for score-music: the one I find most moving (op. 132 3rd mov)- the one I will almost certainly open the film with- is generally referred to only by its numerical title (i.e. either String Quartet No. 15 Movement III or Opus 132 3rd Movement), or occasionally given the description adagio (in slow time) or andante (in a moderately slow tempo), so it provides no obvious inspiration for a film title; another of the pieces I selected was String Quartet No. 16 Movement III, which Beethoven himself described as Lento assai, cantante e tranquillo ('very slow, singing and tranquil')- this again lacks the potency one would wish to achieve with the title of a modern artwork such as this rather odd film of mine (not that I am criticising Beethoven's eloquence or ability to describe his music!); but the third piece I chose is very often referred to as Cavatina. Cavatina is a musical term, used to describe a song that is usually short and with a simple melody. The Encyclopaedia Britannica summarises the term, as it was applied in Beethoven's day, thus: "It developed in the mid-18th century, coincident with the decline of the previously favoured da capo aria (in which the musical form is ABA, with the repeated A section given improvised variations)."
Now, while I was reading all this, a youtube video link popped up on the google list called John Williams- Cavatina. (Watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_8d0DJpbBI). I clicked on it and was astonished to hear that it was a piece I knew very well- in fact an incredibly famous piece of music- composed by Stanley Myers and used in the film The Deer Hunter. I suppose it is referred to as Cavatina because it follows this classical structure of ABA. I was even more astonished when I realised that I'd heard the piece played by a busker on a pier in Falmouth while I was eating my breakfast the other day; and that I just happened to be making sound recordings for the Jarmanesque sound design I'm working on (see my post on Blue here: http://synesthesia-film.tumblr.com/post/82883798275/i-first-saw-derek-jarmans-blue-at-the-tate-modern); and that I just happened to upload said sound recording onto soundcloud last night and post a link on this very blog (see previous post- skip to about 5:40). How can I ignore such a beautiful coincidence?
Therefore, as befitting as the title Synesthesia would be, I think it's very likely I'll end up calling it Cavatina. I have become very excited by this fortuitous development this morning and even more excited by the way I am going to exploit the concept to the fullest. For instance, I could experiment with the structure of the film; using the aforementioned ABA form in the context of film editing. Begin with a simple, pulsing sequence, move on to a more experimental and improvisational section and then return to the aesthetic of the first, but with slight experimentation… Perhaps?
I have been thinking about what music to use in the film I end up with. For a long time I've been toying with the idea of using some very mild African percussion music somewhere in a B&W sequence. I saw an advert for some Armani perfume or other (shot by Bruce Weber); it was all very bogus and homoerotic (as is the par for the course in such things), but the way the sound design worked against the simple B&W imagery seemed to strike a chord in me. (You can watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRQ2CQyPNuM ). If at all reasonable I'd like to try it out in my film, in which I plan, at the moment, to include at least some scenes shot in B&W. But this is just a whim…
The real meat of the soundtrack needs to be something a little more topical. My friend Otto (http://ottoindiana.tumblr.com) recently recommended An Optical Poem by someone called Oskar Fischinger. It is an early animation, composed of painted paper cut-outs (much like those of the genius Henri Matisse) that are hung from invisible wires and shot a frame at a time. Though time-consuming, this is a basic form of animation; and yet when one understands the concept behind the short film, one sees that it is an incredibly complex undertaking, which must have taken an unpalatable amount of time to produce. It is based on Franz Liszt's 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody, which is great and buoyant in its own right; in the company of the animation, it is breathtaking. Watch the film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=they7m6YePo.
There is an unambiguous theme of synesthesia in Fischinger's work and it has lead me to consider whether there might be something similar going on in Matisse's cut-outs, an exhibition of which opened this very day at the Tate Modern! Look into it here: http://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/exhibition/henri-matisse-cut-outs - I know I will be going.
But I digress; what the bloody hell am I going to do about the music in this film? There was one composer for whom the issue of sense was particularly significant and tragic; one giant, whose oeuvre is at once intensely personal and at the same time, one of the largest and most-loved in the history of music; one musician to whom the term 'synesthete' may reasonably be assigned: Ludwig Van Beethoven. I doubt he was born with the condition (or if he was, it certainly wasn't a serious issue), but through the loss of his hearing in old age, Beethoven arrived at a form of composition completely unlike anything before him. His late string quartets are frequently cited as works of genius and have been a subject for debate for many of the world's most renowned and respected critics since they were first performed. One of the very last pieces of music Beethoven ever wrote, his Große Fuge (Great Fugue), was dubbed "indecipherable, uncorrected horror" by Louis Spohr in 1827, two years after its original composition. Nowadays we are more used to such brave art and it is recognised as among his finest works. I believe the hostility probably came from a failure (or a refusal) to recognise the rationale behind such complex musical structure. And I believe that the reason Beethoven was composing in such a way was a result of his deafness. Granted, he had once been able to hear, so the concept of sound and music was not as alien to him as it would be to someone who was born deaf. But imagine being asked to draw a hexagon once you had gone blind… I expect the resulting image would be quite different to that of a sighted person. Just ask Matisse! Or Jorge Luis Borges! So the cognitive process for someone who has lost a sense must have to evolve- and with it, the concepts of shape, colour, sound, smell, taste, texture and an infinity of others must surely evolve too. For Beethoven, the concepts of pitch and tempo may have been warped into visual or tactile ideas. Watch this animated score of the Große Fuge to get an idea of what I mean: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6s0Mp7LFI-k.
Having read up on Beethoven's later life to get an idea of what drove these masterpieces into existence, I have found it to be rife with tragedy. He wrote his 15th quartet after recovering from a near-fatal illness; he was constantly criticised by family and friends; and his deafness was a source of particular melancholy. Without wishing to inject too much intensity and sadness into my film, I have found three pieces of music from Beethoven's late quartets that I feel would complement it beautifully. These are:
The 3rd movement of String Quartet No. 15 (Opus 132): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ8-UeSNUfM
The 5th movement (Cavatina) of String Quartet No. 13 (Opus 130): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pewBRolWwjQ
The 3rd movement (Lento assai, cantanta e tranquillo) of String Quartet No. 16 (Opus 135): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQWoDaBZkbE
I'm not sure which (if any) of these I will use in the finished film, but I know that any of them would suit the theme well and add a note of poignancy to a very surreal subject.


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