Movie Lovers,
We still have a few spots left for the second installment of our Hollywood Fantasy Draft which will begin on Monday, December 27th, 2010. If you would like to participate or learn more about this event, please visit us at:
http://www.anomalousmaterial.com/movies/2010/11/the-hollywood-fantasy-draft-ii-sign-up-now/
Cheers,
Castor
Anomalous Material
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Showing posts with label PR. Show all posts
PLUG: Best for Film
BEST FOR FILM LAUNCHES CHRISTMAS WRITING COMPETITION
Calling all LAMBS! We want to read your film reviews! Say you're a LAMB blogger when entering this competition and we'll make sure your posted entry has a link to your blog! And if you spread the word, we'll be honoured and grateful.
Looking for a creative project over the festive season? Film website bestforfilm.com is excited to announce the launch of Write Christmas; a yuletide writing competition with a once in a lifetime first prize. Read on for more details…
THE COMPETITION
http://bestforfilm.com/community/write-christmas-competition/
The concept of Write Christmas is simple – to write a film review of the greatest Christmas film never made. With Hollywood churning out the same old Christmas tat every year, it’s difficult to see how we’ll ever get a truly brilliant NEW Christmas story on our screens. Best For Film are looking for fantastic writers to review the NEXT greatest, most ridiculous, potentially iconic Christmas film – the fact that it doesn’t actually exist yet is merely a quibble.
THE JUDGES
Our panel of esteemed judges includes:
LARUSHKA IVAN-ZADEH – Film editor of The Metro (3.5 million readers every weekday)
EMMA KENNEDY – actress (Notes on a Scandal), author, film critic for the Danny Baker show
CLEOLINDA JONES – parody film critic, author, blogger
THE PRIZES
First Prize:
- A real-life A1 poster of your made-up movie as imagined by OTM Entertain, the world-famous design team team that brought you the posters for The Hurt Locker, In The Loop, Splice and The Losers. Blimey!
- One hundred pounds to spend as you deem fit
- Publication on bestforfilm.com
Two runners up will receive:
- fifty pounds each
- Publication on bestforfilm.com
THE DETAILS
You have until the 24th December to enter, by emailing your glorious review to info@bestforfilm.com, with “Write Christmas” in the subject line.
Interested? Learn more about the judging details on the official website –
http://bestforfilm.com/community/write-christmas-competition/
So, from a sombre review of Tim Burton’s unmade fantasy “Twas the Cheekbone before Christmas” to a brilliant write-up of Michael Bay’s never made classic “When Santa Exploded” – Best For Film wants to read the review of the best Christmas film we’ll never get to see. You’ve got until the 24th to get scribbling – the same deadline as Santa! How could it be any other way…
For more information and images please contact Magda Knight at info@bestforfilm.com
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
Calling all LAMBS! We want to read your film reviews! Say you're a LAMB blogger when entering this competition and we'll make sure your posted entry has a link to your blog! And if you spread the word, we'll be honoured and grateful.
Looking for a creative project over the festive season? Film website bestforfilm.com is excited to announce the launch of Write Christmas; a yuletide writing competition with a once in a lifetime first prize. Read on for more details…
THE COMPETITION
http://bestforfilm.com/community/write-christmas-competition/
The concept of Write Christmas is simple – to write a film review of the greatest Christmas film never made. With Hollywood churning out the same old Christmas tat every year, it’s difficult to see how we’ll ever get a truly brilliant NEW Christmas story on our screens. Best For Film are looking for fantastic writers to review the NEXT greatest, most ridiculous, potentially iconic Christmas film – the fact that it doesn’t actually exist yet is merely a quibble.
THE JUDGES
Our panel of esteemed judges includes:
LARUSHKA IVAN-ZADEH – Film editor of The Metro (3.5 million readers every weekday)
EMMA KENNEDY – actress (Notes on a Scandal), author, film critic for the Danny Baker show
CLEOLINDA JONES – parody film critic, author, blogger
THE PRIZES
First Prize:
- A real-life A1 poster of your made-up movie as imagined by OTM Entertain, the world-famous design team team that brought you the posters for The Hurt Locker, In The Loop, Splice and The Losers. Blimey!
- One hundred pounds to spend as you deem fit
- Publication on bestforfilm.com
Two runners up will receive:
- fifty pounds each
- Publication on bestforfilm.com
THE DETAILS
You have until the 24th December to enter, by emailing your glorious review to info@bestforfilm.com, with “Write Christmas” in the subject line.
Interested? Learn more about the judging details on the official website –
http://bestforfilm.com/community/write-christmas-competition/
So, from a sombre review of Tim Burton’s unmade fantasy “Twas the Cheekbone before Christmas” to a brilliant write-up of Michael Bay’s never made classic “When Santa Exploded” – Best For Film wants to read the review of the best Christmas film we’ll never get to see. You’ve got until the 24th to get scribbling – the same deadline as Santa! How could it be any other way…
For more information and images please contact Magda Knight at info@bestforfilm.com
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
PLUG: Common Sense Movie Reviews
November 26th - January 1st
Last year I decided to be a Scrooge and not watch any Christmas themed films and therefore deemed it to be a holiday season full of Hammer Horror, I thoroughly enjoyed it and got a nice response from some of my fellow Hammer fans so this year I'm bringing it back... with a twist. In an attempt to not exclude the tastes of everyone this years Hammer Holiday Marathon will span the entire Hammer catalog with reviews of two films from each decade of the film company's existence during the periods of the 1930's - 1970's. So we should have a nice mixture of thrillers, horrors and noir. Below are the ten films I'll be reviewing in the order I'll be reviewing them, no particular reason for the choices they're simply a selection of Hammer films I've been meaning to watch. Also look for more editions of the Women of Hammer feature and a few other special bonus reviews of Hammer related goodness.
Phantom Ship 'The Mystery of the Mary Celeste' (1935)
Song of Freedom (1936)
Dick Barton, Special Agent (1947)
The Man in Black (1949)
Bad Blonde (1953)
The Quatermass Xperiment (1955)
Sword of Sherwood Forest (1960)
The Gorgon (1963)
Creatures the World Forgot (1970)
Fear in the Night (1972)
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PLUG: The Movie Blogger Survey
Film lovers,
Many of your fellow bloggers have already promoted the “Movie Blogger Survey” by adding a dedicated post on their blogs and will be receiving their free DVD very shortly.
Surprisingly enough, the film most bloggers have chosen from our DVD selection is Federico Fellini’s classic ‘La Dolce Vita’ with Christopher Nolan’s ‘Inception’ close behind in second place. (full selection on our site)
Fandango Groovers & Bitchin Film Reviews are battling it out for the highest follower participation at the moment and are off to a good start to win the Samsung BD-C5500 Blu-ray Player.
But “it ain’t over until the fat lady sings” and you still have plenty of time to participate!
So, if you would also like to receive your free DVD and a chance to win the Blu-ray Player by simply writing about the survey, visit our page for all the info you need: The Movie Blogger Survey.
We hope to hear from you very soon.
“Viva le Cinema!”
Oliver Moss
http://www.priceminister.co.uk/
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
Many of your fellow bloggers have already promoted the “Movie Blogger Survey” by adding a dedicated post on their blogs and will be receiving their free DVD very shortly.
Surprisingly enough, the film most bloggers have chosen from our DVD selection is Federico Fellini’s classic ‘La Dolce Vita’ with Christopher Nolan’s ‘Inception’ close behind in second place. (full selection on our site)
Fandango Groovers & Bitchin Film Reviews are battling it out for the highest follower participation at the moment and are off to a good start to win the Samsung BD-C5500 Blu-ray Player.
But “it ain’t over until the fat lady sings” and you still have plenty of time to participate!
So, if you would also like to receive your free DVD and a chance to win the Blu-ray Player by simply writing about the survey, visit our page for all the info you need: The Movie Blogger Survey.
We hope to hear from you very soon.
“Viva le Cinema!”
Oliver Moss
http://www.priceminister.co.uk/
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
PLUG: Paragraph Film Reviews
Looking to get as many movie bloggers as possible involved in James Bond January. If those films are your bag, more info on the following post.
http://paragraphfilmreviews.com/2010/10/28/james-bond-january/
If it's not your thing a re-blog or forwarding of the link would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time!
Cheers,
Paul,
Paragraph Film Reviews
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http://paragraphfilmreviews.com/2010/10/28/james-bond-january/
If it's not your thing a re-blog or forwarding of the link would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time!
Cheers,
Paul,
Paragraph Film Reviews
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PLUG: Above the Line-Practical Movie Reviews
Hey there,
So my film was accepted as part of The Filmpool Film Festival in Saskatchewan, Canada in honor of Jean-Luc Godard's 80th birthday on December 3rd and of course we're excited! Maybe there are some LAMb folks out there in Canada who might actually be able to attend and see it!
The link to my blog with the info about the festival, film, etc is below.
Let me know if you need more info. Thanks!!
Rory
http://rorydean.wordpress.com/2010/11/02/806/
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So my film was accepted as part of The Filmpool Film Festival in Saskatchewan, Canada in honor of Jean-Luc Godard's 80th birthday on December 3rd and of course we're excited! Maybe there are some LAMb folks out there in Canada who might actually be able to attend and see it!
The link to my blog with the info about the festival, film, etc is below.
Let me know if you need more info. Thanks!!
Rory
http://rorydean.wordpress.com/2010/11/02/806/
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PLUG: Where Danger Lives
Over the next few months on the Where Danger Lives blog, I¹ll be counting
down the 100 greatest posters of film noir. The posters are being considered
on the basis of their artistic merit, concept, memorability, and so forth
‹ not on the quality of the films they represent. For example, the poster
for Double Indemnity, possibly the most iconic and well-known film noir,
didn't make the list. Stop by the blog each week and see what did. Each
poster comes with a brief explanation about why it was included, along with
a hi-res image for download. This is a brand new feature at WDL, and
hopefully one that will be of interest to a broader audience. In the "real
world" I'm a college graphic design professor and a long-time professional
designer, so this feature gives me a chance to mix work and play in an
interesting, and hopefully fun / educational way. The countdown begins on
Black (<--Noir!) Friday, but there's a post up now featuring ten posters
that didn't make the list ‹ and why.
Wheredangerlives.blogspot.com
Thanks!
Mark
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down the 100 greatest posters of film noir. The posters are being considered
on the basis of their artistic merit, concept, memorability, and so forth
‹ not on the quality of the films they represent. For example, the poster
for Double Indemnity, possibly the most iconic and well-known film noir,
didn't make the list. Stop by the blog each week and see what did. Each
poster comes with a brief explanation about why it was included, along with
a hi-res image for download. This is a brand new feature at WDL, and
hopefully one that will be of interest to a broader audience. In the "real
world" I'm a college graphic design professor and a long-time professional
designer, so this feature gives me a chance to mix work and play in an
interesting, and hopefully fun / educational way. The countdown begins on
Black (<--Noir!) Friday, but there's a post up now featuring ten posters
that didn't make the list ‹ and why.
Wheredangerlives.blogspot.com
Thanks!
Mark
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
PLUG: Phil on Film
At the end of this year, Phil on Film will be running a series of articles covering the best films of the 1990's. I'll be listing my top 50 pictures of the decade, but I'll also be running my first ever readers' poll to list their favourites alongside my own. All are welcome to submit their top 10 lists to me at philipconcannon@gmail.com and if you'd like to add some thoughts or commentary on your choices, please feel free to do so, as I might try to work contributors' comments into the final feature. I'll be accepting lists until December 10th and you can read all of the details here:
http://www.philonfilm.net/2010/11/reviewing-90s-introduction.html
This is the most ambitious project I have attempted since I began Phil on Film and I'd appreciate the support of the LAMB. If you know of anyone else who'd like to get involved, please feel free to send my details on to them.
Thanks,
Phil
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PLUG: Final Cut
I'm starting a new feature on my blog that I'm keen for people to get involved with: Battle of the Sexes.
That's a working title... Basically, I want to start a new feature based on the differing views of men and women regarding certain types of films. Audiences are far too easily pigeonholed and a lot of films don't get the kind of viewing figures they deserve because of the assumptions people make about them based on the genre. My 19-year-old, semi-macho brother has a particular fondness for the likes of Bring It On, Get Over It and 10 Things I Hate About You, despite citing Coach Carter, Green Street and The Lord of the Rings Trilogy as some of his favourite films. And a guy I'm kinda dating at the moment (who did not appreciate being made to watch 10 Things the other night...), despite being a bit of a sci-fi and quirky comedy fan, loves Amelie, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Lost in Translation - not necessarily girly films but the kind of films that, when you describe them to non-fans, sound almost chick-flicky.
With that in mind, I want to discuss typically female and male films from both perspectives. I want readers to suggest a typically blokey or girly film that we can debate (I'm taking suggestions from female followers too - I don't just want my opinion thrown in here). For each title (I'm thinking one a week) I want to focus on one male and one female opinion, maybe throw in a few review links (to get an idea of how the films have been marketed and reviewed by big name critics) and then let the battle commence in the comments section. If any LAMBS who aren't currently followers of Final Cut fancy getting involved, they can email me (e.farley27@gmail.com) with Final Cut in the subject. Just suggest a title and a couple of basic points (don't email me an entire post in case someone else wants the title too) and I'll get back to you. Hopefully within a week or two we can get a few posts queued up. I'll kick things off next week with my thoughts on my former favourite film of all time: Breakfast At Tiffany's. If any of you guys reading want to provide a male perspective, drop me an email.
Thanks,
Emma aka Filmgeek
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That's a working title... Basically, I want to start a new feature based on the differing views of men and women regarding certain types of films. Audiences are far too easily pigeonholed and a lot of films don't get the kind of viewing figures they deserve because of the assumptions people make about them based on the genre. My 19-year-old, semi-macho brother has a particular fondness for the likes of Bring It On, Get Over It and 10 Things I Hate About You, despite citing Coach Carter, Green Street and The Lord of the Rings Trilogy as some of his favourite films. And a guy I'm kinda dating at the moment (who did not appreciate being made to watch 10 Things the other night...), despite being a bit of a sci-fi and quirky comedy fan, loves Amelie, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Lost in Translation - not necessarily girly films but the kind of films that, when you describe them to non-fans, sound almost chick-flicky.
With that in mind, I want to discuss typically female and male films from both perspectives. I want readers to suggest a typically blokey or girly film that we can debate (I'm taking suggestions from female followers too - I don't just want my opinion thrown in here). For each title (I'm thinking one a week) I want to focus on one male and one female opinion, maybe throw in a few review links (to get an idea of how the films have been marketed and reviewed by big name critics) and then let the battle commence in the comments section. If any LAMBS who aren't currently followers of Final Cut fancy getting involved, they can email me (e.farley27@gmail.com) with Final Cut in the subject. Just suggest a title and a couple of basic points (don't email me an entire post in case someone else wants the title too) and I'll get back to you. Hopefully within a week or two we can get a few posts queued up. I'll kick things off next week with my thoughts on my former favourite film of all time: Breakfast At Tiffany's. If any of you guys reading want to provide a male perspective, drop me an email.
Thanks,
Emma aka Filmgeek
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PRESS RELEASE: From Hollywood to Hollywood
Hello, my name is Jeff Bushaw. I am the producer / actor of the new feature film From Hollywood To Hollywood. It is a comedy that has a unique brand of humor and I would like to ask if I could send you a copy for your review? This film was shot, written, directed, acted, and edited wholly by myself and my brother. It took us 3 years to complete and we are proud to offer it to you. If you would like a copy, please respond to this email with a shipping address.
This film is intended for mature audiences and is unrated but would definitely be rated R.
Thank you,
Jeff Bushaw
jp@bushatius.com
fromhollywoodtohollywood.com
http://www.funnyordie.com/jeff_bushaw
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This film is intended for mature audiences and is unrated but would definitely be rated R.
Thank you,
Jeff Bushaw
jp@bushatius.com
fromhollywoodtohollywood.com
http://www.funnyordie.com/jeff_bushaw
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PRESS RELEASE: Florida International University Journalism & Mass Communication Survey
We are a group of students from the School of Journalism & Mass Communication at Florida International University. We are currently conducting a study on social media, bloggers and participants as part of our Communication Research course. As a blog publisher, we would greatly appreciate your sharing with us your opinions on various topics related to your blogging experience by filling out a short survey. Although participation is completely voluntary and you can decline participation, we do value your perspective and knowledge and therefore hope to have your response.
As our research attempts to learn about blog readers too, we would ask you to kindly distribute the survey link to your automated mailing list or post it on your blog.
The survey will take you no longer than 10 minutes to complete and you can access it through the link below:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MMC5440_Team2
This survey is anonymous and does not require any identifying information. We can assure you that data will be kept confidential and results will be aggregated in a way that individual responses cannot be linked
to their sources.
We really appreciate your cooperation and efforts and look forward to get your insights and ideas.
Sincerely,
Patricia Erdos, Janay Chung-Ying and Alejandro Cartaya
School of Journalism & Mass Communication
Florida International University
If you have any questions, inquiries or simply would like to comment on anything, do not hesitate to contact us:
perdo001@fiu.edu
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As our research attempts to learn about blog readers too, we would ask you to kindly distribute the survey link to your automated mailing list or post it on your blog.
The survey will take you no longer than 10 minutes to complete and you can access it through the link below:
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/MMC5440_Team2
This survey is anonymous and does not require any identifying information. We can assure you that data will be kept confidential and results will be aggregated in a way that individual responses cannot be linked
to their sources.
We really appreciate your cooperation and efforts and look forward to get your insights and ideas.
Sincerely,
Patricia Erdos, Janay Chung-Ying and Alejandro Cartaya
School of Journalism & Mass Communication
Florida International University
If you have any questions, inquiries or simply would like to comment on anything, do not hesitate to contact us:
perdo001@fiu.edu
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PLUG: Best For FIlm
Hi folks,
The people at Bestforfilm.com have put together an eBook as a student resource. It gives tips on:
• Structuring publishable film reviews
• Writing film reviews for the web
• Interview / pitching techniques
• Putting together a portfolio
• Building a presence on the web.
Check out the eBook here: http://bit.ly/bestforfilm-ebook
We’re already spreading the love but would really like to feature LAMB bloggers on the eBook. Why not email us with a few words of advice / warning to anyone looking to set themselves up as a film reviewer, whether it be a career or hobby?
We will be more than happy to feature a link to your blog on both the eBook page on the website and within the PDF if you would like to contribute on any aspect of your experience as a film blogger, so get in touch!
With love from Best For Film xxx
http://bestforfilm.com/
bestforfilm@zoho.com
Got a Press Release, something to Plug, or a Screener available for review (or some combination of the three)? Ok, don't get all crazy about it. Just click here and give me the details (what, when, where, and a link, for starters) - I'll handle the rest.
The people at Bestforfilm.com have put together an eBook as a student resource. It gives tips on:
• Structuring publishable film reviews
• Writing film reviews for the web
• Interview / pitching techniques
• Putting together a portfolio
• Building a presence on the web.
Check out the eBook here: http://bit.ly/bestforfilm-ebook
We’re already spreading the love but would really like to feature LAMB bloggers on the eBook. Why not email us with a few words of advice / warning to anyone looking to set themselves up as a film reviewer, whether it be a career or hobby?
We will be more than happy to feature a link to your blog on both the eBook page on the website and within the PDF if you would like to contribute on any aspect of your experience as a film blogger, so get in touch!
With love from Best For Film xxx
http://bestforfilm.com/
bestforfilm@zoho.com
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PLUG: The Peoples Movies Blog & Cinehouse
Hello fellow LAMBers!
Paul from The Peoples Movies & cinehouseblogs here, apologies the past month or so i haven't been involved with LAMB as much as i wanted to. I was recently on this site asking for help with reviews. I'm based in UK (well Scotland actually) and I receive a lot of free screeners (last night was The Next Three Days, recent other screeners The Girl Who Played With Fire, Buried, Jackboots on Whitehall, The Last Exorcism, Despicable Me, Back to the Future) but the screeners are in London but I'm 600 miles north in NEAR Glasgow. So the reason Ive contacted LAMB again is to give any possible UK based LAMB members who can get to London or live in London area and would be able to go watch the movie and in return review it for my blog and 24 hours plus later you would be welcomed to have the review on your own site, so it's killing two birds with one stone. The reason I'm offering fellow UK bloggers a chance is to help out the guys who do help me, as they're unable to attend every screener so I dont want the free passes to go to waste.
I do get numerous reviews there maybe even some DVD reviews available as well so if your interested please email me at thepeoplesmovies@gmail.com and I can run over anything with you, there's no catch just a chance to watch some movies to review for me then for your own site.
Cheers!
Paul
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Paul from The Peoples Movies & cinehouseblogs here, apologies the past month or so i haven't been involved with LAMB as much as i wanted to. I was recently on this site asking for help with reviews. I'm based in UK (well Scotland actually) and I receive a lot of free screeners (last night was The Next Three Days, recent other screeners The Girl Who Played With Fire, Buried, Jackboots on Whitehall, The Last Exorcism, Despicable Me, Back to the Future) but the screeners are in London but I'm 600 miles north in NEAR Glasgow. So the reason Ive contacted LAMB again is to give any possible UK based LAMB members who can get to London or live in London area and would be able to go watch the movie and in return review it for my blog and 24 hours plus later you would be welcomed to have the review on your own site, so it's killing two birds with one stone. The reason I'm offering fellow UK bloggers a chance is to help out the guys who do help me, as they're unable to attend every screener so I dont want the free passes to go to waste.
I do get numerous reviews there maybe even some DVD reviews available as well so if your interested please email me at thepeoplesmovies@gmail.com and I can run over anything with you, there's no catch just a chance to watch some movies to review for me then for your own site.
Cheers!
Paul
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PRESS RELEASE: Columbia Classics' Screen Classics by Request
Dear Fellow Film Fan,
Columbia Classics has launched Screen Classics by Request – an online store bringing you and yours never before released classic films on DVD. Wishing you had Genghis Khan in your classic film collection? Now you can. The Bridge on the River Kwai on Blu-ray? That’s available too. Shop the store - www.Columbia-Classics.com - and be the first to own famed Hollywood classics, now restored for the highest quality DVD you can own.
Indulge your classic film craving at www.youtube.com/ColumbiaClassics for trailers and clips of your favorite films. Here’s a little taste of the goodies we have to offer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23h8NhYwbHY
Feel free to share the video with friends, we aren’t shy!
We’re very excited to share the great Screen Classics by Request on demand titles with you! Please browse the available titles at www.Columbia-Classics.com on the Screen Classics by Request tab and email us for a free copy. Send us your mailing information and your title selection, and we’ll get it in the mail so that you can add it to your collection.
Sincerely,
Columbia Classics
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Columbia Classics has launched Screen Classics by Request – an online store bringing you and yours never before released classic films on DVD. Wishing you had Genghis Khan in your classic film collection? Now you can. The Bridge on the River Kwai on Blu-ray? That’s available too. Shop the store - www.Columbia-Classics.com - and be the first to own famed Hollywood classics, now restored for the highest quality DVD you can own.
Indulge your classic film craving at www.youtube.com/ColumbiaClassics for trailers and clips of your favorite films. Here’s a little taste of the goodies we have to offer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23h8NhYwbHY
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We’re very excited to share the great Screen Classics by Request on demand titles with you! Please browse the available titles at www.Columbia-Classics.com on the Screen Classics by Request tab and email us for a free copy. Send us your mailing information and your title selection, and we’ll get it in the mail so that you can add it to your collection.
Sincerely,
Columbia Classics
P.S. If you like our site, please link to us at www.Columbia-Classics.com in your site or forum!
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PLUG: Cold Fusion Video Reviews
Every year, Cold Fusion Video Reviews has dedicated October as Month of the Living Dead, with reviews of two zombie movies every week. (Yes, I know, some people have a new review every day, but my reviews are frickin' long -- and anyway, how many Romero ripoffs can one man stand in close succession?) In fact, this year's installment is Month of the Living Dead 10! Ten years, I've been wasting my life at this!
Validate the squandering of my precious hours on this side of the grave at http://www.coldfusionvideo.com
Thanks,
Nathan
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Validate the squandering of my precious hours on this side of the grave at http://www.coldfusionvideo.com
Thanks,
Nathan
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PLUG: Who Is Afraid Of Tim Burton?
What...A 31 Days Of Alfred Hitchcock Books and Poster Give-Away Contest the Entire Month Of October...
When...From October 01, 2010 To October 31, 2010
Where...At My Blog site...Who Is Afraid Of Tim Burton?...For Contest Rules and
Additional Information Please Visit Who Is Afraid Of Tim Burton?
http://lalumiereetlobscurite.blogspot.com/2010/10/editors-note-i-plan-to-give-away-two.html
DeeDee
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PRESS RELEASE: A Most Generous Spirit
To The Lamb,
I am a a part of a team working on this documentary and we would absolutely appreciate if you could promote this film on your blog. Thanks!
Charles Burnett, the talented documentary film director ("Killer of Sheep") has a new documentary that centers on the late Stanley Ann Dunham, President Barack Obama's mother. Dunham was not only the mother of the 44th President of the Free World, she was the pioneer of micro-financing. She practiced most of her life's work in Southeast Asia. Burnett and his production team (Carolyn Schroeder and Greg Ptacek are in the producers seats) are currently in the early developmental stage and raising money on Indieagogo.com so production can begin. This link is to the trailer they have created to help spread the word about the noble Dunham and her upcoming biographical documentary:
http://www.indiegogo.com/Stanley-Ann-Dunham-A-Most-Generous-Spirit?i=pite
Sincerely,
Davis O'Rourke
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I am a a part of a team working on this documentary and we would absolutely appreciate if you could promote this film on your blog. Thanks!
Charles Burnett, the talented documentary film director ("Killer of Sheep") has a new documentary that centers on the late Stanley Ann Dunham, President Barack Obama's mother. Dunham was not only the mother of the 44th President of the Free World, she was the pioneer of micro-financing. She practiced most of her life's work in Southeast Asia. Burnett and his production team (Carolyn Schroeder and Greg Ptacek are in the producers seats) are currently in the early developmental stage and raising money on Indieagogo.com so production can begin. This link is to the trailer they have created to help spread the word about the noble Dunham and her upcoming biographical documentary:
http://www.indiegogo.com/Stanley-Ann-Dunham-A-Most-Generous-Spirit?i=pite
Sincerely,
Davis O'Rourke
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PLUG: The Lightning Bug's Lair
Hello folks. Now that October is here; it's time to start planning Halloween festivities. For me, that means planning for the 3rd Annual Halloween Top 13. As usual I will be counting down thirteen of my favorite scary gems starting October 19th and running right through to the big day. This year I'm turning an eye to the absolute scariest thing for a horror fan, a remake. Call them reimaginings if you will, but we all know what they are and how much we dread hearing the newest cinematic victim announced. However there are more than a few gems in the rough, and my task is to count them down in Halloween Top 13: The Remake! But I don't want to have all the fun.....
As with every year of the Halloween Top 13, I like get as many readers and fellow bloogers in on it as I can. So each day along with my countdown post, I want to include someone else's remakes list. You can feel free to single out as many or as few as you'd like (13 is quite a task for those daring enough), choose to elaborate or mearly enumerate, but no matter how many I get I promise to publish them all. If you have a website or link you'd like to include, please attach it with the list. Mail all your Halloween Top 13: The Remake lists to thelightningbug@charter.net or check out The Lair for more details on how you can help remake The Halloween Top 13 bigger, stronger, and scarier than ever!
T.L Bugg
www.thelightningbugslair.com
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As with every year of the Halloween Top 13, I like get as many readers and fellow bloogers in on it as I can. So each day along with my countdown post, I want to include someone else's remakes list. You can feel free to single out as many or as few as you'd like (13 is quite a task for those daring enough), choose to elaborate or mearly enumerate, but no matter how many I get I promise to publish them all. If you have a website or link you'd like to include, please attach it with the list. Mail all your Halloween Top 13: The Remake lists to thelightningbug@charter.net or check out The Lair for more details on how you can help remake The Halloween Top 13 bigger, stronger, and scarier than ever!
T.L Bugg
www.thelightningbugslair.com
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PLUG: Noirish City
Oh! Yes, I Have a plug...
What...A "30 Days Of Crazy Countdown" DVD Give-Away Contest the Entire Month Of Oktoberfest...
When...From October 01, 2010 To October 31, 2010
Where... Noirish City...For Additional Information Please Visit Noirish City For Contest Rules During The Month Of October...
http://www.noirishcity.blogspot.com
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What...A "30 Days Of Crazy Countdown" DVD Give-Away Contest the Entire Month Of Oktoberfest...
When...From October 01, 2010 To October 31, 2010
Where... Noirish City...For Additional Information Please Visit Noirish City For Contest Rules During The Month Of October...
http://www.noirishcity.blogspot.com
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SCREENER/REVIEW OPPORTUNITY: Larry & Burt's Gut Rot
Larry & Burt's Gut Rot is a 6 part series based on the plight of a pizza delivery driver and his disturbed, unemployed brother. When part time jobs become full time careers and when girlfriends become pregnant ex's and this is your life, you are going to get the gut rot. This short series is dark, funny, and picks at a lot of scabs at the human condition. The entire series can be viewed her for review:
http://www.larryandburtsgutrot.com/
Sincerely,
Brett Butler
Substance Production
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http://www.larryandburtsgutrot.com/
Sincerely,
Brett Butler
Substance Production
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