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Just a little too noisy for a get together with friends I hadn't seen for a while. We couldn't really hear each other.
This was our second visit to the restaurant and once again we were not disappointed. Five minute wait until our table was ready was most acceptable. Although the restaurant is extremely busy service is professional and fast. Two starters being salad and octopus were excellent. These were followed by ribs off the bone and cod on spicy Red rice. This coupled with the delicious balsamic glazed sprouts was perfect. Finished with the profiteroles and ice cream,excellent. Definitely a return to Restaurant
We chose the National because the client we were taking out is both a chef and a lover of hamburgers! I heard about the Ugly Burger and thought this would be the perfect venue for lunch. This is a great location for a business lunch. The staff is very friendly, the food is excellent, wonderful atmosphere... I would not hesitate to go back or to recommend it to others. Oh, and my client loved the ugly burger too!
The Branzino was amazing. The waiter was delightful. I ordered sorbet for dessert and I wish you could see how they made up the plate with "Happy Birthday" written in chocolate. A candle, too. Oh and the mussels were delicious, absinthe and fennel flavored! Thank you to The National.
Delicious food. Polished but very pleasant and totally unpretentious atmosphere. Mostly biz clients for lunch, but still pleasant. Very lively, packed, vibrant for dinner.
While we've had a noisy, cramped, crowded dinner (that had great apps and dessert but not great entrees) here before, it seems like breakfast is the thing to do! The atmosphere is relaxed, comfortable and quiet with interesting breakfast options, good coffee and decent service. We had an interesting fruit salad that included fresh figs and dried fruit along with the usual suspects. My hubby loved his pork belly benedict and I liked my short rib "gravy and biscuits. We'd definitely return again for breakfast!
We have been here twice for Sunday brunch. It's relaxing; the food is good and the service is attentive, but not annoying. And they don't rush the diners.
It was quiet.....The restaurant is nice inside and if you have a booth, it's particularly easy to talk together.....Food was excellent, we had the fruit salad, pork belly Benedict and the biscuits and gravy.......Service was good, everyone was friendly
It was unfortunate that we came to this restaurant on the wrong day. The UN was in session and trying to navigate the streets to get here set our mood as we entered. What saved this entire experience was the food. I ordered the pork chop and literally could have drank a bowl of the au jus that was covering the bottom of my plate. If I was at home, I would have licked my plate clean. The pork chop was cooked perfectly and the broccolini and cheese grits were delicious as well. The candied garlic didn't taste "candied" but I mashed them into my cheese grits. My mother ordered the roasted chicken, and it was equally as delicious. The herbed barley risotto was full of flavor and the sauce on the bottom was just as lick-worthy.
Had a great meal last night at The National filled with small plates and appetizers. Didn't bother diving into the entree section as all the small plates were too tempting. Steak Tartare was delicious and with unexpected additions like pickled hon shimeji & cherry pepper it makes it memorable. I always have Grilled Octopus when I see it on a menu and that too. It was tender and flavorful. Service was more then attentive and the space is fun. Just note it can be very noisy (even early in the week) so if you are hard of hearing, might want to reconsider for a different time of day. Will go back, again and again!
I have walked past the National a hundred times and never went in. A colleague suggested we go for dinner and it was very good. I will be backed.
I made the reservation for my friends Birthday. We all watch "Chopped" and were curious how Mr. Zacharian's Restaurant would be. As I had read in another review they tried to seat us near the Bar which was loud. I asked if we could get another table as I am hard of hearing in one ear. The Hostess did not hesitate and lead us to a banguett table need the window. It was much larger than the Other. Our waiter was great and had not problem that we were sharing a couple of things. The only thing I can complain of was my pork chop was too salty for my taste.
Booked online & was happy we made the trip. Food took a while but was worth it. Sharper steak knives please. Service was casually NY snobby. Didn't order dessert - needed a yummy chocolate / ice cream option. Thanks Geoffrey!
On every trip to NYC, I try to visit the restaurant of at least one celeb chef. By far, Geoffrey is one of the best! The menu was interesting and offered plenty of intriguing options. The service was great, the food was excellent. We ordered many different dishes and each one we could have licked the plate. It was also nice to see the Chef present in the dining room.
Overall, the food was excellent, but one of the menu items was sold out. Of course, it was the one I had my heart set on as soon as I saw it. The waiter apologized, and everything else on the menu was spectacular. The restaurant was a bit noisy for its size, but that allowed our group to become equally as noisy. The food, as I said earlier, was excellent, and my only complaint would be a 20 minute wait for a party of 5, despite a reservation and a phone call earlier in the day from the restaurant confirming my reservation and time. If they would have suggested I come in 20 minutes later, it would have been perfect... The menu here changes frequently - up to monthly, so I'll be back next time I'm in midtown...
We stumbled upon The National the day we arrived in the city. We were looking for lunch and the menu looked great! Most restaurants are impossible to get in without a reservation but we got lucky! We had a fabulous lunch and decided to return on our last day for breakfast. Our server told us the breakfast was amazing. We made reservations this time. The service on our return trip was not as attentive as the first, but it was good nonetheless. Breakfast was wonderful! We had the egg white and goat cheese frittata that came with a nice salad of mixed greens and radishes. We would recommend the restaurant for the food and atmosphere.
Went with a group of 5 for Saturday brunch. Plenty of options - breakfast and lunch ones. Everyone was happy with what they ordered. I got the portobella mushroom sandwich which was delicious. Others got omelets which they said were very good (not most amazing, but good); and shrimp tacos which said were very good. Good portion sizes. A bit pricey, but for the area it's located, fine. Service was good enough - only one waitress so that was a bit challenging, but she was attentive enough. Would go back and recommend.
I was the one who made the selection purely from reading reviews and with the location in mind. We all loved it and although the bar area was noisy the dining area was quieter with ample space between tables so that we could converse with out shouting. The appetizer portions were ample for sharing and we each got what we wanted. We will be back, either together again or on our own.
Interesting twists to dishes like brussel sprouts (halves roasted with creme fraiche and mustard sauce) made our meal very interesting and special. Great selection of apps and small plates.
We went for a late night supper after the theater. I was told the kitchen closed at 10:30 so we hurried to get there at 10:00. Even though there were plenty of empty tables available, the hostess tried to seat us in the back at a 2 person table. Not the best table or view of the restaurant. I asked for a better table and got a round booth by the window. Much better. I think this simple change really enhanced our dining experience. We could enjoy the bar scene and it was great for people watching.
great menu - well prepared and not overly seasoned food. Great atmosphere and nice bar area with a friendly staff. We would go back again.
We spent my son's 18th birthday celebration dinner at the National. We were a party of 9 and they sat us in a special alcove which was cozy but still part of the great vibe at this restaurant. The waiters were very attentive and efficient even though they had a full house that night. The appetiizers and main course entree's were across the board very outstanding. No one in our party was disappointed in what they got. The food was truly inspired and obviously Zakarian as the award winning Iron Chef is worthy of his reputation. At the end of the meal they brought a desert to my son with Happy Birthday written on it and a candle. He was well pleased and it ended a truly treat night at the National.
Great experience. The Brazino was fabulous. The Pork was also excellent and my friend is still raving about the grits!
Dinner on sunday night was fantastic. The food is wonderfully prepared and a perfect portion size so you walk away fully satisfied but not over-stuffed. Sunday night had live music in the bar which was nice, but made for an extremely noisy dinner experience as the dining room is situated in close proximity. Would definitely dine again here, but probably only when there isn't live music as it made it difficult to talk.
Everything about this restaurant is great except the noise level. It is too loud.
we ordered five appetizers, all super, one too many because portions generous. crispy brussel sprouts, polenta mushrooms, peppers especially yummy
After dining at Mario "Lupa" earlier this week , Zarkarian "National " is the clear winner The oysters in the half were divine and the pork chop melted in your mouth Service was excellent and would have earned 5 stars except that our waiter disappeared after he served us desert and port. After waiting 30 minutes we finally had to ask the manager for our check
I made a reservation to take a colleague visiting from SF to dinner. The food was very good but the restaurant was very busy and we had to sit in the bar area. If you go, wait for a booth on the other side. We moved tables because the crowd at the bar expanded and were literally standing around our table. At the new table, the bar noise was still loud but we did enjoy the food and the waiter was very good.
Our server was competent but had an attitude and was flippant. None of that mattered when we tasted the delicious food and drinks!Excellent cocktails, delicious roasted octopus, steak was perfect, burger was amazing, and the polenta, I am dreaming about it!
Business colleagues and I went to the National for dinner to discuss potential business issues. Used Open Table to book and asked for a quiet table. The National placed us in a round table in the back (away from the more chaotic bar scene in the main dining room), which actually had a curtain we could close if we wanted to (did not). Excellent customer service. The food was outstanding, as would be expected from Iron Chef Zacharian (who was sitting quietly at the front door at a table when I arrived, which give me a chance to say hello again - we met on the street some months before). Two of us had the Branzino, which was recommended by the server, and which was excellent. One ordered a side of Brussels sprouts. Excellent.
Best burger i've EVER had!! And the Red Carpet cocktail was delicious! Service was great, just a bit slow. Our server was very funny and energetic, too!
Really good food, attentive wait staff, though the persons delivering the food were the only detraction as they inexpertly reached in front of those seated and then awkwardly removed plates hovering as you took your last bite. Overall good experience though and I would return
Our waiter, Michal, made some excellent recommendations from the menu. The pairing of the octopus with the cauliflower salad was a delicious first course . we followed that with the mussels with fennel and a charcuterie board with fresh bread to soak up the lovely broth that bathed the mussels. All the favors worked together along with a bright Prosecco , to create a perfect meal! We will definitely return!
Hi everyone, I went to GZ's restaurant The Naitonal for my birthday brunch. It was amazing. I would recommend the shrimp and grits as well as the passion fruit carafe (can't be missed). I expected a lot going here as I am a huge foodie and love Zakarian from Chopped and this place delivered! I will be back....
Had been here once before for a fabulous dining experience with a group of six and hoped to replicate it with two friends from London. We were seated in a great booth, far from the loud and bustling bar, which was great. Two of us had the potato leek soup, which was lukewarm at best and not very tasty. I tried to amp up the favor with some pepper, to no avail. The men had the steak tartare and loved it. Fortunately the entrees were superb, especially the pork chop with grits and broccollini - yum! Service for dessert and after-dinner drinks was a bit slow - the drinks did not arrive until we had all polished off our desserts, which was too bad. All in all, a nice evening.
We shared 3 entrees all equally delicious would definitely recommend this restaurant and return again.
Outstanding food and excellent setting for high end business lunch
Everytime I go to NYC, I like to try a different celebrity chef's restaurant. I made early reservations as my wife and I were going to the theater afterwards. I liked the menu at the National much better than Lamb's Club. We had grilled octopus for our appetizer which was great. My wife had the pork chop and I had the short ribs...both were cooked perfectly and were flavorful and tender. The real star of the show believe it or not was the brussel sprouts. They were amazing. We also had the polenta. Wine is expensive but good. I wasn't really impressed with the desserts but overall an outstanding NYC dining experience. The restaurant itself is a little loud and not a cozy as I had hoped.
Saw the Jersey Boys; Great play; and had a great dinner. Oh what a night! Would recommend highly
We arrived early so sat in bar area, which was not very crowded. After waiting 15 + minutes, we were still not waited on. We ordered from the bar and were told by bartender he would have waiter serve us - who arrived a bit later and was distracted or perturbed, he was not rude, just a bit short. It appeared they were having a staff meeting of sorts - but that left the room without any wait staff for quite some time. We were promptly seated for dinner and the dining room staff, experience and food was fabulous - so other than short delay and lapse in service at the beginning, it turned into a great experience.
I must admit that I tried this restaurant after seeing the owner on T.V. I love everything about dining at the National/NYC. And so do my friends and acquaintances - that is what makes it a favorite destination. There is flexibility too. If a diner doesn't feel like something on the menu - the kitchen whisks up something else (fresh and simple). The icing on the cake is comfortable chairs in the dining room. I so appreciate dining in comfort.
We were visiting from Calgary, Canada and are fans of Geoffrey Zacharian's from the shows we see on the Food Network. The Thanksgiving menu was outstanding. I will recommend this restaurant to others to visit while in New York City. Brenda
Situated in the heart of Lexington Avenue hotel heaven, this American bistro is a haven of sanity, robust cooking, great cocktails and lively ambience. Friendly staff abound and the service is brisk without being brutish. Recently for brunch, there were preparations of short ribe, pork cheeks, omlets, portobello/red pepper sandwiches etc. All well prepared and accompanied by a perfectly spiced bloody mary.
Had dinner with friends from out of town. Great burgers, excellent soup and especially great scallop special. Had wonderful singer and small band singing background Christmas music. During the day it is very bright and a bit loud, but at night the lighting creates a little halo over your table making it seem very private. Highly recommend.
Food was fantastic... Best meatballs I've ever eaten and I wish I had the recipe for the homemade mint/chocolate chip gelato..it was unlike any I've ever had! Service was fine but not very attentive or overly friendly. But we'll definitely be back for the food and ambience!
After years of having breakfast here, decided to come for dinner. The place was buzzing but the hostess was managing it all. Got to our table and were quickly met by Michal, our charming, personable and engaging waiter, who had lots to say about the diverse yet interesting wine list (both by the bottle and the glass), and menu. We started with the roasted salad, which was overdressed with a bland dressing. Disappointing. After that, everything went up! Shortribs for one and pork chop (recommended my Michal) was to follow; both equally delicious and a chocolate mousse cake and mango sherbet to close were wonderful. Michal recommended excellent wines along the way and kept a close eye on our table throughout. We wouldn't hesitate to go back.
I took my finance and her family to The National for our engagement dinner. There was a slight issue with the reservation where I had made a reservation for 5, but it was entered at 7. I had reserved a nice booth in the corner of the restaurant. Upon arrival, I informed the host that we were 5 and not 7. They were more than accommodating and DID NOT downgrade our prime table location even though we didn't fill the seating for the table. The service was excellent. I started with champagne and drinks and had some great appetizers. We started with a lentil soup, chicken wings, peppers and a cauliflower salad. Everything was amazing. Our entrees included the short rib (exceptional) a steak (well cooked) and a chicken dish (moist and tender).
i totally enjoyed my dinner--our waiter Michael was helpful and great--an enjoyable dinner.
Totally felt like being in NYC. Food was consistent and service was great.
Took a new associate here to welcome him to the firm. While the tables are close together, you can enjoy your conversations. The food is really good and the price is reasonable for a midtown restaurant.


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John Knoll Talks Star Wars 3-D
After the recent announcement that the Star Wars saga was going to be converted to 3-D, beginning in chronological order with The Phantom Menace (set for a 2012 theatrical release), I caught up with John Knoll, Industrial Light & Magic's famed visual effects supervisor, who is spearheading the project. He provides a sneak peek of what we might expect in 3-D from the Death Star trench run to the Tatooine Podrace.
Bill Desowitz: So what are your plans for 3-D stereoscopic conversion?
John Knoll: We're mostly going to be working with outside vendors. But the big difference is I'm driving the look of this and going to hold the vendors to very high standards. I've been pretty vocal and my feelings for stereo and stereo conversion. I feel like some of the previous efforts that we've seen were victims of a too rushed production schedule and a too low budget, and maybe not the best aesthetics applied. I feel like the tools can be used to generate good results; otherwise, we wouldn't be doing this. You can't rush it and it's an iterative process, and if you've got a gun to your head and you've got eight weeks to convert a 2,000-shot show, it's not possible to maintain the level of quality control that you need.
BD: And you can only work with what you've got for live action.
JK: Right. I've been very vocal with my opinion that if you're originating new material, if you're in production right now, making something for stereo exhibition, then you should be shooting it in stereo if it's live action, or if it's a computer-animated film you should be rendering it in stereo. But it's a different story if you've got good reasons why you want to convert a library title. So, if you want to explore what stereo can do for you, conversion is the only option. But when stereo's done right, it's not just throwing objects at the camera every few seconds; it's immersive. I think Avatar did a really good of transporting you to an exotic alien place where the stereo is mostly used to give you this powerful sense of presence. And so if you look at the Star Wars world, there are so many interesting, exotic places to go and I think that the immersive nature of stereo exhibition has a lot of appeal. The stuff I've seen to date is pretty cool.
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JK: We've been thoroughly evaluating the resources out there and giving them the feedback that they need to hear to get the quality where we expect it to be.
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Can't wait!!!!!!!!! Just to be able to see the Duel of the Fates, Naboo, Jar Jar, Jango, the battle of Geonosis, Anakin & Padme, the space battle over Coruscant, speeder chase through Coruscant, battle of the hero's, the trench run, sand people, Cloud City, speeder biker chase etc. on the big screen again is enough for me!!!! I haven't seen anything in this new 3D yet, The Phantom Menace will be first. I'm glad they're starting in the proper order, I-VI is the ONLY way to watch Star Wars!!! They are NO trilogies, only the Star Wars Saga! Six films, one story! Thank you George, and John!
Money talks, box-office reciepts and DVD revenue are what makes decisions, not the retardation of fanboys who cant grow up.
Okay I'm still trying to figure out where Knoll insulted Cameron because I didn't read it or picked up on it. There is genuinely a difference between what Cameron used 3D in Avatar and what Dreamworks did in 3D. Cameron wanted to create a virtual environment and others just want to wow audiences. I'm glad Knoll realizes that the long shots in movies aren't supposed to look up close in real life and applying that to 3D.
I agree Lucas has destroyed star wars like he has indiana jones. The 3-D thing is just further ruining it.
He can spend 20 million to put jar jar freakin binks in 3-D but won't restore the legendary original star wars trilogy from 1977-1983. Its madness!
What i would ove is restored prints of the theatrical versions of the original star wars trilogy. Not the 1997 special edition, or 2004 video cut.
And if any star wars deserve to be in 3-D it should be the real original trilogy not the bad cgi version.
I remember when they recreated some scenes for imax from the theatrical versions for a ben burrt documentary. That was better than this cgi crap prequel retreads will be in 3-D
I don't think that was Jimmy Mac that made the post you're referring to; the guy (or gal) simply ended with Jimmy's famous quote to Roger Ebert, and they attributed his name to it, as often seen with stand-alone quotes.
All you Prequel haters - just stop wasting your breath. Stop criticizing and hating the prequel for what it is not. No, it's not the Original Trilogy. Nothing ever will be. So many of you haters wanted 3 movies of nothing but Jedi battles and Vader. You wanted a whole trilogy of dark and adult like Matrix or the glut of brooding superhero movies. Well, that wasn't the story George had to tell. But he is filling in some of the blanks with Clone Wars and future SW projects. Enjoy it all for what it is - more SW stories. And if you don't like it, why waste your time spouting off? Move on and find something that you do like.
And understand that the OT was a once in a lifetime phenomena for those of us that were of the right age and grew up with it. Nothing would be able to compare with that magic. Nor would we quite be able to experience any new SW films quite like we did when we were younger and so readily and easily able to lose ourselves in the fantasy of cinema. The OT was delicious cake. The Prequel and now the Clone Wars and everything that comes after such as a 3D release is just icing on that cake.
And to Jimmy Mac - love your Forcecast - thanks for such a great venue for us fans. You guys rock! I do agree with your comments here. But no need to specifically bash someone's personal political stance.
To all the Avatar fanboys, Knoll is basically saying that for their purposes, the other approach works better for them. Don't forget Avatar was developed for 3D, Star Wars was not.
Personally, I found How to Train a Dragon too pop-up bookish. Anyway, Knoll has a great track record, he knows what he is doing, so I am quite sure he will deliver.
When I left the theater from Menace I was 30 at the time.The movie blew me away.Then I got on the net and started to read people bashing it and I thought,its a different world now.People dont appreciate stuff and their warped.


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(New York) - Two Cleveland Browns stars will appear today on NFL Rush Zone - Season of the Guardians.
The animated series airs new episodes regularly Fridays at 9:00 PM ET on Nicktoons. It is co-produced by Nickelodeon and the NFL.
It is the first-ever original half-hour animated series jointly developed by a cable network and major U.S sports league
Tonight's episode stars the legendary Jim Brown, and current Cleveland Browns player Josh Cribbs.
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On the show, the undefeated Steelers Youth Tackle Football champs are coming to Canton to play the Bulldogs. All the kids are nervous, except for Marty, who shows how a positive attitude can save the day, especially when Brown and Cribbs inspire the group.
Marty's can-do spirit and quick thinking earns him a spot as the newest Guardian.
This is the second installment of the Nicktoons series, and is based on the NFL's online world for kids.
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It follows Ish and friends from his youth tackle football league on a journey to protect the league's 32 teams and the world from a plotting master villain, Wild Card, and his wingman, Drop Kick, who are targeting the NFL teams' Megacores – the essence of each team, its fans and its community – and the Core itself.
Throughout the series, viewers will watch NFL players, coaches and legends voicing their animated personas. All 32 teams are showcased throughout the season.
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It was played at 7.46% of live shows.
There have been 856 shows since the live debut.
Scent of a Mule has been played, on average, once every 13 shows.
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1994-07-13 | Phish | Big Black Furry Creature from Mars (Tease) | Big Birch Concert Pavilion, Patterson, NY |
1997-07-23 | Phish | You Enjoy Myself (Tease) | Lakewood Amphitheatre, Atlanta, GA |
2012-06-23 | Phish | You Enjoy Myself (Tease) | First Niagara Pavilion, Burgettstown, PA |
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I've been to 40/40 several times since I moved to NYC nearly 10 years ago. It started off as a low key sports bar w/o any cover charge where you could go and watch the game and, on occasion, catch a random Jay-Z sighting. Today, for all intents and purposes, it's morphed into a full fledged night club, complete w/ bottle service, cover charge ($10 for ladies, $20 for guys), annoying bouncers, dress codes, etc. I took a group of 8-10 friends here recently for a birthday celebration. Made my reservation a few weeks in advance for a table. When we arrived everything went smoothly w/o a hitch. My party was escorted to our table w/o paying any cover charge and our waitress took care of us all night. Expensive drinks though.
Fun sports bar with a night club feel to it...the food is good but nothing fancy. A great place to begin a night out! Great music playing!
We loved this place! We will be going again this week! Awesome spot to party or just go to catch a game and drinks!
Very cool place. I'd love to have a private party there!!!! The food was very good and service was great!!
The 40/40 was great we had a blast it is every thing you need in a nite club/restaurant great music,drinks and food. I would greatly recommend this to any one who visit's NYC oh yeah did tell you I came home with more of my money then what i expected very reasonable.
Incredible experience. Great service and atmosphere.
Nice decor; high class sports lounge. The wings were excellent as were the top shelf cocktails. Our server was attentive and competent.
I loved this place! The atmosphere was awesome. I wasn't ready to leave. Cant wait to come back. The braised beef rib was soooo tender and delish. Best part of my weekend in NYC! Jay Z did good!
We took our friends from Italy there to watch the NY Knicks game. It was our first time there and we were nervous that it would not be fun but it definitely was and we had a great time. The food was good, the prices were reasonable and the staff was very polite! We will definitely go back!!
I loved it great for couples, groups and had great service great drinks
This was the best place to be to watch the NBA playoffs. The bar scene is very energetic as well as the food was better than expected. Recommend this lounge to any person who is looking for a nice bar in NY with great music, service, and possibility of spotting a celebrity. I experienced all 3.
Have been here several times and most likely will return. Drinks are fun and different; food is delicious and generous portions.
I had a great time. The food and drinks were excellent and very well reasonably priced. The music and scene was good. It was alot of fun especially when you just need a place to come to after work and kick back.
When Jay-Z opened the 40/40 Club I knew that I wanted to attend. I have been waiting to visit the club, so I am so happy I had the chance to do so. The interior was beautiful and the group was so alive and exciting. The food was great, I really enjoyed myself. I will be returning.
Was in town for a friend's birthday, and had reservations at the 40/40 club. The atmosphere was just right, not too crowded. It is the 10 year anniversary and the anniversary menu gave good options for a fair price. Service overall was great, there was one minor issue, but the competent and helpful staff resolved it immediately, and our night went off without a hitch. Would definitely go back again.
First time at 40/40 club, loved the food and ambiance!! Great drinks :)
It was my first time in NYC and the visit to the 40/40 club was a wonderful experience for my husband and I. We came to the city to celebrate our anniversary! The visit here made our trip complete. Great drinks! Great food! Great service! Great experience!
I went here with a party of 4 on a Gilt deal. It was a great deal so that made it even more worthwhile. The service was a little slow as the night progressed and the place got busier. They were quick to clear our table but slow to bring our drinks. I tried the tequila chicken and the shortrib. The chicken was a little dry but pretty good. The mashed potatoes tasted like they were from a box and just but some truffles on top. The shortrib was my fave by far. There drink menu definitely has something for everyone. We all liked our drinks very much. Get there before 9 if you want to have a conversation at dinner.
We brought our 20 something adult children and they LOVED the place. We have been several times but never eaten there. The food was very good - we had heavy appetizers and drinks. We would recommend for a fun night out. Our waiter was EXCEPTIONAL! He could not have been more gracious or accommodating. He gave us a tour of the property and the "private rooms" available to rent out for parties. Jay Z and Beyonce made a late night appearance (1:30AMish) long after his concert at Yankee Stadium. Another note, I left my wallet behind a year ago and the staff could not have been nicer. Someone anwered the phone during the day, found the wallet, and met me at the door with it in hand and intact. I really cannot say enough abou the staff!
Great staff, great food, have to put on your list of places to go.
Great club, very impressive. Not cheap but great food en service.
What a great night! I flew into the city from Miami to spend some time with my girlfriend and a group of her female friends from Prague and in trying to decide where to take them on a Saturday night I was looking for a place that was really nice but not too stuffy, not outrageously expensive and had food, great drinks and really great music...found it! 40/40 has all of that and then some! Great crowd, amazing DJ and really classy open spaces...you never feel crowded. Table service for food or a bottle is readily available and you don't have to take out a small personal loan to get it! 40/40 has instantly become one of my fav spots in NYC!
I had an amazing time at the 40/40 club. This was my first stop in New York and it was so unforgettable!!! My husband and I truly enjoyed ourselves!!!
Excellent atmosphere. Excellent service. Excellent everything!!!
I normally don't give reviews but this was a great experience during the US Open. I have recommended the 40/40 Club to all that I met. The food was outstanding !!! Hope to see The 40 /40 Club in Houston.
I was in town for the weekend and brought a couple of friends with me. This is by far the nicest sports bar/club I've ever seen. The food was delicious, the customer service was superb and the drinks ... let's just say I got my money's worth!!! Thanks 40/40, I'll be back!
The 40/40 made my New York trip worth it. The food was absolutely what you want when you imagine it. I ordered the Mac N' Cheese and I was so impressed (which is saying a lot from somewhere who has very high expectations). It hit the spot, was made so perfectly, brought back nostalgic memories and was just delicious! I also ordered a turkey slider. Note: if you like turkey burgers, then this one will certainly be like none that you have ever tasted. So succulent and was spiced to perfection. If you are not into turkey burgers, don't order one. They have a huge menu to choose from, so let your stomach guide you. My guests also had the nachos - which were stacked high and loaded with toppings...no skimping here!!! And to drink, the Loco Coco!
the Lady at the door (originally from Egypt short and silver dress) made us feel uncomfortable by offering us a private belly dance, and asked us where we are able to buy "hash".
Great sportsbar, DJ spinning good music (hip hop, top 40), drinks are OK, priced average ($13-17) dollars. Food: the 40/40 hot wings are very spicy and good! Chicken quesadilla is a small portion, not worth the price.
My daughter and I had a wonderful time. The waitress was amazing and payed alot attention to my daughter. We had a blast.
We (my 21 year old daughter and me) arrived after a Broadway show for a late dinner. We ordered cocktails, several appetizers and shared a main course. Everything was delicious. The food also did not too long to arrive at our table. The atmosphere was vibrant and lively music, RandB, pop and funk played while we were there. We saw two celebreties. It was a great night, and my daughter probably wished she was there with someone other than her mother.
My friends and I go to the 40/40 often; it's almost always a random choice. Their food menu is good (definitely try the mac & cheese) and what ever drink you need, I'm sure they have it. Its a great sports club and can get pricy so watch it!
We came here for food and to watch the Knicks game. There was a great atmosphere and there was a Halloween party going on downstairs we had a great view of everyone's costumes. The food was lovely with huge portions!! Our waitress was really friendly.
The food was really good, spicy shrimp, spicy fries and 40/40 chicken wings...the cook is on point. The drinks on the other hand are over priced at $15/glass and had NO alcohol what so ever and we had them from 2 different bartenders.
Have been here twice with my boyfriend and both times the food and atmosphere has been great. If you go before club hours you will generally have the restaurant to yourself. Great atmosphere and all the employees are very friendly and accommodating.
Everything fell right about where I expected th to fall. The food was amazing, ambience was great, and our waitress felt for like a hostess.the only reason they did not get 5 stars on the service was because of the time it took to actually get our orders, but that's only understandable since it was thanksgiving! Food was actually cheap too!
Advertised through Open Table, we didn't know what to expect, but the location was perfect to where we were and needed to find a place to celebrate our thanksgiving meal after the parade and prior to flying out of town. Although the ambiance was night club, with couches and low tables, the food was amazingly delicious, gourmet in quality and more than plentiful. The variety of the selections and the home made quality of the ingredients and recipes made the meal particularly satisfying and offered sufficient quantity for the much appreciated and anticipated leftover feast the next day. Very nicely done and all for just $20, fantastic.
I can tell you the staff was fantastic, the servers were spot on. The food was absolutely delicious. Served on a 15" plate, turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn bread stuffing, greenbeans, mac n' cheese, and the freshest tasty cranberry relish. There was pie and ice cream for desert, if wanted. To me it was the dinner deal of the holiday..$20 price fixed for two courses. I would go there weekly, if Thanksgiving happened each week. Wonderful experience!!!!!
A very unique dining experience. Eating whilst people are drinking and dancing round you. Amazing!
I am a big fan of Jigga man and was looking forward to visiting his establishment during my most recent NYC trip. The online reservation process was easy and seamless. When we got there we told the door people we had reservations for 4 - they got us seated right away but did not ask our names to check off the reservations. We had to sit upstairs to dine because of Dylan's bar mitzvah (which was incredible by the way hahah) so we didnt get to really see or experience the main floor. It was a bit cramped eating for 4 at the small cocktail tables upstairs, but due to our earlier arrival, the staff allowed us to push 2 tables together to give us more room. The bar mitzvah was very LOUD which was sort of a distraction but otherwise a great time!


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The days of playing high school football only during the fall season have been long over thanks to the maturation of 7-on-7 tournaments during the offseason.
Schools all over the country have bought into the summer tournaments as a time to keep the students proactive and out of trouble while fostering team chemistry, confidence and sportsmanship.
On Saturday, the Miami Dolphins hosted their own tournament at Central Park in Plantation with 64 teams from 44 schools vying for a chance to represent South Florida in the 2013 NFL High School Player Development national championships in Cleveland on July 11-14.
Central, Jackson, Carol City, Booker T. Washington, Miramar, Boyd Anderson, Monarch and Dwyer advanced to Sunday's championship games at Sun Life Stadium.
Jackson coach Antonio Brown said the tournaments help players improve their physical conditioning and to stay out of trouble. In addition to practice time during the week, "we pretty much got them under wraps the whole weekend."
"I'm pretty sure if they were writing essays right now, they wouldn't want to do it," Brown said. "But no matter the circumstances, you playing some football and they'll play this all day."
For powerhouse Booker T. Washington, assistant coach Tim Harris Jr. said 7-on-7 events — which are played within 40 yards and scoring consists of seven points for a touchdown and three for an interception — allows players to begin the fall season on top of their game with polished formations and route running.
"With the type of schedule we play year in and year out, we have to keep a competitive edge," Harris said. "We try to go to as many of these as possible throughout the summer because it closes the gap with all the little things."
Dillard defensive back coach Joseph Ballaid said these opportunities gives his players even more of an incentive to practice every day and a chance to represent their school.
"With idle time, a lot of kids especially in the inner city and inner city schools, they tend to get in trouble so it keeps them out of it," Ballaid said.
For South Plantation coach Douglas Gatewood, his young team is getting a head start on gaining experience and replenishing the program after graduating more than 30 seniors this school year.
"Instead of [playing] 10 games during the season, the tournaments provide a chance for teams to play upwards of 30 games during the offseason," Gatewood said. "It's a chance to see a lot of teams we'll probably never see."
While most defenses only field defensive backs and safeties, Miami Killian assistant Derrick Lordeus also brings his linebackers to the tournaments to help improve their pass coverage skills. Saturday's tournament also gave his bench players a chance to "emerge" and be seen "in a different light" with several starters away on visits at college campuses.
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Obscure and not so popular would be better I think everyone has played Tekken 3, MGS, SH and Syfron Filter. Also if the game holds up okay today that would be a plus.
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Obscure and not so popular would be better I think everyone has played Tekken 3, MGS, SH and Syfron Filter. Also if the game holds up okay today that would be a plus.
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internal section, n20, nanotek warrior come to mind immediately.
That's a pretty diverse assortment of genres to provide recommendations for based on your examples, Ackman, but if we're talking straightforward action games (guns blazing and what have you), some of my favourites include:
- One, a solid 3rd person 3D run-'n'-gun. The first stage has always pissed me off more than entertained me, but once you crack through that, there're some good times to be had here.
- Future Cop L.A.P.D., quite an enjoyable multi vehicle-based overhead actioner.
- Loaded, an simple but decent overhead shooter from early in the PSX's life.
- Machine Hunter, another worthy overhead shooter.
Hmm, not really sure if it qualifies but the armored core series on PS1 was one of my favorites action series. Grab a couple of friends who love tinkering with things and you will have a really good time with that series.
I second Future Cop L.A.P.D. Fantastic game, and great one on one multiplayer!
Twisted metal 2 is problably my favorite ps1 game of all time. Me and my friends wasted so many hours blowing each other away in that game.
Oh, and though I haven't tried them myself, the first two Tenchu games are on the PS1. They both have Greatest Hits releases, so at least they've sold well, which might indicate a certain level of quality. If they are anything near their PS2 successors, they're definitely worth checking out.
Ape Escape
Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver
Medievil II
Project Overkill
Pandemonium 2
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"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Syphon Filter: Cheesy and low production values but well liked in its time.
I wouldn't discount all the other popular franchises that got their starts on the PS1, either (Spyro, Metal Gear Solid - well, excluding MSX releases from loong before, Resident Evil and Dino Crisis, Oddworld, and so on).
I played through Spyro for the first time last year and really enjoyed it. I finally got around to Spyro 2 recently and just finished it last week. It is even more fun than the first. I heartily recommend both games.
I also agree with the Klonoa recommendation. I played through the game three times now. I consider it one of the best platformer games of all time.
The Playstation version of R-Type (Delta) is pretty fun, although I couldn't ever see myself paying full price for it back when it came out.
Fun graphics, short, challenging and glittery graphics for the time. As far as side-scroll shooters go, it holds up.
The first Crash Bandicoot is pretty fun. Simple, but fun. The z-axis perspective makes it novel.
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night, as someone else said, is probably one of the greatest games for PS1 or any console for that matter. In my opinion, it's the pinnacle of the franchise (an opinion many share, it seems).
Monkey Magic
Oddworld: Abe's Odyssey/Exodus - more of a puzzle game, but there are platforming elements to it.
Ghost in the Shell
Omega Boost
Two of my go-to games for PS1 action.
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Incredible Crisis is a really good action game (more button mashing action than anything else). Pretty funny game one top of that.
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I remember many nights just slinging through match after match with (Masters of of Arena especially) then spending half an hour or so tweaking our mechs and going through more matches. If you get someone who is around your skill and really understands the mechanics of the game you can really play all night without realizing it.
The current generation installments lost that appeal for me a with the overemphasis on "anime" speed and overly complicated schematic design system. I'm hoping the revival will bring that visceral mech combat and engineer meticulous tweaking back.
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I would also suggest the Ace(Air) Combat and the first Metal of Honor game on ps1 was very good. The first one at least had much less emphasis on shooting everyone then it did sneaking around and gathering intel in many missions. I'm not too sure about the second one since I never played it.
I'll give another vote for Future Cop and Ape Escape. The Parasite Eve games are also worth looking at.
I know that some fans of the original didn't enjoy it, but I thought that Blaster Master: Blasting Again captured the feel of the driving/jumping segments of the original and translated it well to a PS1 era 3D environment.
Fun stuff and while uncommon not valuable if you come across one.
"And the book says: 'We may be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us.'"
Tail Concerto is my favorite 3D platformer on PlayStation. The Spyro and Crash games are solid too, though.
I love playing Bubble Bobble and Rainbow Islands on PS1, but you can probably find those games cheaper on other systems. For other classic arcade stuff, the Namco Museum releases have some great games.
Castlevania Chronicles is really good (and Symphony of the Night, but that's an adventure game). For more 2D platformers, there's Mega Man 8 and X4 (some would recommend X5 and X6, but not I).
For shmups, Einhander, Raystorm, and The Raiden Project are good stuff.
I've never understood the hate for Blaster Master: Blasting Again either. Seems pretty cool from what I've played. Sure, it doesn't touch the original, but it's nowhere near the travesty that Blaster Master 2 is. It's even better when you consider how low the MSRP was.


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Video Blaster WebCam Go Drivers
This is a stand-alone driver update of Video Blaster WebCam Go for users running on Windows 98SE only.
This release was tested on Video Blaster WebCam Go, and includes the following:
Supports downloading of files in Cam Memory mode.
Improved support in Windows XP when connecting and disconnecting the camera while WebCam Go Control is still running.
Please refer to the README.TXT file for more information.
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Annual Basketball Classic set for Dec. 29th
Annual Basketball Classic set for Dec. 29th
1985 Boys Basketball team to be inducted in Hall of Fame
The annual Lyman Classic Basketball Tournament will be held Thursday, Dec. 29 at the Lyman Gardens starting at 1:00 pm.
Prior to the start of the last game of the night, scheduled for 7:00 pm, Lyman will induct the 1985 Boys' Basketball Team into the LHS Athletic Hall of Fame; including the following team members, Leeland Leichtnam, Jeff Schoenhard, Dolley Shroyer, John Brost, Keith Moore, Todd Volmer, Garrett Mohr, Dan Donovan, Don Hupp, Scott Rabern, Steve Rabern, Jason Cox, and Cooper Garnos. In addition, Garnos and Moore will be inducted individually.
The 1985 Basketball team defeated Salem in the Championship game at the State B Tournament in Sioux Falls 55 to 52 to claim the title. The 1985 Team was the second team to earn the Class B title in the history of boys basketball at Lyman.
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1:00 pm Boys Lyman JV vs. Kakoka JV
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Advances in technology are seeing mobile devices become a key way in which businesses can boost their productivity and remain competitive in challenging times (as the infographic below illustrates). Mobile working gives businesses the flexibility and agility they need in a 24/7 economy and can even help to create business opportunities. For some, working away from the office is becoming the norm and it's essential that they can work on the move and access their accounting software as easily as if they were in the office.
Research from IRIS Accounting & Business Solutions shows that three quarters of businesses now offer remote working to its employees, with 76 per cent claiming it makes their organisation more profitable and one in ten saying it gives them the edge over their competition.
The research of 140 business leaders shows that the benefits of remote working extend beyond efficiency and productivity. One in five businesses say that mobile devices allow them to provide customers with a better, more flexible service.
Trust issues amongst employers and staff regarding remote working are a thing of the past, as nearly all businesses asked (93 per cent) said they trust staff, and actually one in five found that it made staff up to 50 per cent more productive.
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It is the 19th century in Italy, and Maria (Angela Bettis) has joined a convent in order to explore her strong feeling that she has a calling to become a nun. She has adapted to live at the convent quite nicely, and is relatively untroubled, but a cholera outbreak sends her back to be with her family for a while, near the steaming peak of Mount Etna. She enjoys her freedom to move around the countryside, and is wooed (unsuccessfully, it seems) by a charming young man named Nico, but returns to the convent when the danger is past. There, she is troubled by the thought that she truly loved Nico, and that her calling may not be as firm as she thought. When she learns that Nico has married her sister, she nearly goes mad with self-recrimination, but eventually weathers the storm. All the dialog in this Italian-made film by Franco Zeffirelli is in English. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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This stylishly photographed horror movie centers upon a beautiful, good-hearted schoolteacher whose life becomes a living hell after she is chosen to bear the son of Satan. Her horrible ordeal begins when an ancient enigmatic traveller places an ancient, supposedly extinct, insect up her nose. It crawls into her brain. She soon begins having terrifying dreams and more. When she learns the awful truth about her relationship with the Dark Master things get even worse. Still the baby is born and the poor woman faces a terrible and, genre-wise, surprising choice. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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With loads of super-low budget erotic (sans nudity, sex or foul language) sci-fi thrills Panther Squad is the name of a crack team of mini-skirted operatives working for the world-uniting New Organizations of Nations, an international group determined to explore outer space. The trouble begins when a radical bunch of ecology freaks, steal the organization's newest space craft and take it to a small country run by a dictator who wants to control the entire planet. Only the Panther squad can stop him before it is too late. "Exploitation-film queen" Sybil Danning leads them to victory. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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A team of scientists and explorers follow a trail of pilfered corpses to the Pacific-island domain of a hand-wringing mad doctor (Donald O'Brien) who performs bizarre, tortuous experiments on living and dead specimens in his jungle laboratory. After a drastic reduction in the size of the team thanks to the Doc and his zombie hordes, the survivors try for a desperate getaway -- but not before the cannibals capture, strip and body-paint the team's requisite buxom blonde (Alexandra Della Colli). A suitable "B"-side to Lucio Fulci's own island-themed gore epic Zombie, Francesco Martino's Dr. Butcher, M.D. (an abbreviation for "Medical Deviate" according to the lurid promotional materials) is actually a composite of two separate films. The pre-credits prologue is cobbled together from bits of an unreleased film entitled Tales That Tear Your Heart Out which were tacked on to Martino's cut, originally titled Queen of the Cannibals, by American distributor Aquarius Films. The end result is completely senseless, but fun for gore-hounds, who are treated to impromptu surgical tortures, zombie gut-munching and death-by-outboard-motor. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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Hardened by war, a group of soldiers turned hitmen will betray all loyalties in the name of money in Tough to Kill. Somewhere in the African bush there is a mercenary with a hefty price on his head, and of the four men intending to collect, not one of them could say with certainty that the others wouldn't kill him for his share. A hunt for the bounty could become a hunt for each other as each man strives to walk away with the cash. ~ Cammila Collar, Rovi
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Euro-sleaze merchant Joe D'Amato probably thought he was bringing something new to the exploitation field by fusing elements of the long-running softcore Emmanuelle series with the cannibal subgenre foisted on the viewing public by such directors as D'Amato and Umberto Lenzi, among others. The end product is merely excruciating tedium punctuated by occasional kinky sex in the first half of the film and cheap, gag-inducing special effects in the second. The threadbare plot involves the investigations of a glamorous journalist (Laura Gemser, then-current star of the Emmanuelle series, though not actually playing that character here) into the cannibal proclivities of a certain Amazon tribe. After viewing documentary footage of cannibals torturing, executing and devouring their enemies, she apparently still wants to learn about such behavior firsthand and journeys down the Amazon with a research team to find the tribe in question. Naturally, the entire group falls into the cannibals' clutches, leading to endless messy scenes of people being carved up, impaled, disemboweled, split in half and (of course) eaten. Too gory for softcore fans and too dull for gorehounds, this is basically a film with no target audience whatsoever. ~ Cavett Binion, Rovi
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Despite coming along fairly late in the cycle, this spaghetti western is one of the genre's best. Maurizio Merli plays Blade, a bounty hunter who captures outlaw Burt Craven (Donald O'Brien) by throwing his hatchet and chopping off Craven's hand. In the nearby town of Suttonstead, Blade wins a poker game against Voller (Caligula's John Steiner), and -- because he can't get a reward for Craven -- frees his captive. Later, Voller ambushes Blade in the wilderness, burying him up to his neck and sewing his eyelids open so his eyes will be burnt out by the sun. Craven discovers Blade and repays his freedom by saving the now-blinded gunman, who learns to shoot by sound rather than sight. The conclusion has Blade getting his revenge in a dark silver mine, where he has the advantage against Voller and his men. Director Sergio Martino is best known for stylish thrillers and uses his considerable visual style to give this violent, grandiose film an almost mythical resonance. Fans of gritty realism in spaghetti westerns may not relate to Martino's flamboyant style, but most Euro-devotees will find it immensely appealing. Martine Brochard, Rik Battaglia, and Philippe Leroy co-star. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi
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Half-breed Keoma (Franco Nero) returns to his border hometown after service in the Civil War and finds it under the control of Caldwell (Donald O'Brien), an ex-Confederate raider, and his vicious gang of thugs. To make matters worse, Keoma's three half-brothers have joined forces with Caldwell, and make it painfully clear that his return is an unwelcome one. Determined to break Caldwell and his brothers' grip on the town, Keoma partners with his father's former ranch hand (Woody Strode) to exact violent revenge. ~ Paul Gaita, Rovi
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When their father dies, two brothers square off to see who will collect on the inheritance. ~ John Bush, Rovi
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Two opposite brothers are the focus of this western where one brother heads to a whorehouse and the other brother goes to a Mormon church. ~ Rovi
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A skillful thief with a penchant for knives attempts to outwit a slew of bloodthirsty treasure hunters in this brutal Italian Western from director Sergio Sollima. The gold they seek may be enough to finance the Mexican Revolution -- depending on who gets to it first and what they intend to do with it. Whether it's the thief Cuchillo (Tomas Milian), his passionate fiancée, the sheriff-turned-bounty-hunter, the ruthless bandits, or the fearsome American agents who end up with the gold, two things are certain -- the stakes are high and the competition is literally cutthroat. Run, Man, Run! also features music by Bruno Nicolai and the legendary film composer Ennio Morricone. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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A Matter of Resistance is the English-language title of the frothy wartime comedy La Vie De Chateau. Set in occupied France, the film stars Catherine Deneuve as the young and beautiful bride of middle-aged and homely Philipe Noiret. Disappointed at Noiret's indifference concerning the Nazi invaders, Catherine is swept off her feet by handsome Resistance leader Henri Garcin. Throughout the rest of the film, it seems as though the underground operatives and the German officers are more interested in bedding the bewitched Ms. Deneuve than in winning the war. The music by Michel Legrand lends just the right airiness to this captivating farce. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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It is only with some reluctance that big-time hood Alphonse (Lino Ventura) allows himself to be persuaded that a major painting-theft planned by some formerly small-time gangsters is a good idea. He gives the idea his backing and support and winds up holding the bag for the crime as the others escape. On emerging from prison, he wreaks havoc on his betrayers, until a pretty girl stops him in his tracks. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
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Weekend à Zuydcoote
In this WW II drama set during a weekend in June of 1940, German invaders force British troops to flee Dunkirk. The French soldiers stationed on a nearby beach also want to withdraw so they too can battle the Germans, but they have been ordered to stay in place and the British are to use the boats first. Though it is a bloody conflict and many innocent residents are killed, one young woman, Jeanne (Catherine Spaak) refuses to evacuate her home. She becomes friends with one of the French soldiers, Julien (Jean-Paul Belmondo) who later saves her from being raped. The situation on the beach grows increasingly tense as the waiting soldiers are easy targets for German warplanes. Julien tries to persuade Jeanne to leave this dangerous place. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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Le Procès de Jeanne d'Arc
Characteristically breaking with tradition, director Robert Bresson presents a realistic, unique view of the life and death of Joan of Arc. Using a script based on the actual transcript notes taken during her trial, Bresson focuses on the psychological and physical torture that Joan had to endure, showing how these techniques were used to break her resolve and cause her to eventually recant her faith. With impeccable historical accuracy Bresson re-creates the story of the peasant girl who, after leading an unsuccessful revolt against the government, was brought to trial, convicted of heresy, and burned as a witch. However, Bresson shows Joan (Florence Carrez) as a woman more sophisticated and calculating and less naive than she has normally been represented. His Joan, while more real, is no less heroic than the traditional Joan. This unusual approach is characteristic of this unique director who defies classification as either a traditional or "new wave" filmmaker while being highly respected for pursuing his own individual style and vision. Robert Bresson has been called a poet and philosopher with a camera, preoccupied with the idea of predestination and spiritual grace. In Proces de Jeanne d'Arc, as with all of his films, Bresson imprints his own personal signature. The film is tightly constructed and stripped to the bare essence of the material. Bresson has made only a handful of feature films, yet he is one of the most discussed and revered figures in cinema, creative, original and unique. ~ Linda Rasmussen, Rovi
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SYRACUSE -- P.F. Chang's will open in Syracuse at Destiny USA on Monday at 5:00 PM.
The Chinese bistro, that offers American cuisine, was on of the most requested venues from Central New Yorkers and it was announced back in April that it would join Destiny USA in the canyon area on the first level.
After opening it's first restaurant in Scottsdale, Arizona in 1993, P.F. Chang's brand has spread across the country and is known for it's gluten free menus and high quality entrees. There are now over 200 P.F. Chang's locations worldwide.
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