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Although it received no awards, Jerry Goldsmith's music for this endearing football drama is his most-heard work after Patton. Goldsmith reteamed with the filmmakers of Hoosiers for this similar true-life account of a sports underdog, in this case pint-size Rudy Ruettiger, who dreamed of playing for Notre Dame. Goldsmith is at his best finding the rhythmic Middle America, and the "Tryouts" track illustrates Goldsmith's playful variations of a common movie theme. The fully orchestrated, grandstanding finale is a stirring piece of music that inspires in its own right. These building themes--with a motif of Western movie flair--have made this soundtrack well known, but not connected with the film. Numerous studios have used the score for coming-attraction trailers (including the seemingly passive Good Will Hunting). The full soundtrack is well worth having versus just hearing the oft-used bits. --Doug Thomas

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Here's how director Sam Peckinpah described his motivation behind The Wild Bunch at the time of the film's 1969 release: "I was trying to tell a simple story about bad men in changing times. The Wild Bunch is simply what happens when killers go to Mexico. The strange thing is you feel a great sense of loss when these killers reach the end of the line." All of these statements are true, but they don't begin to cover the impact that Peckinpah's film had on the evolution of American movies. Now the film is most widely recognized as a milestone event in the escalation of screen violence, but that's a label of limited perspective. Of course, Peckinpah's bloody climactic gunfight became a masterfully directed, photographed, and edited ballet of graphic violence that transcended the conventional Western and moved into a slow-motion realm of pure cinematic intensity. But the film--surely one of the greatest Westerns ever made--is also a richly thematic tale of, as Peckinpah said, "bad men in changing times." The year is 1913 and the fading band of thieves known as the Wild Bunch (led by William Holden as Pike) decide to pull one last job before retirement. But an ambush foils their plans, and Peckinpah's film becomes an epic yet intimate tale of betrayed loyalties, tenacious rivalry, and the bunch's dogged determination to maintain their fading code of honor among thieves. The 144-minute director's cut enhances the theme of male bonding that recurs in many of Peckinpah's films, restoring deleted scenes to deepen the viewer's understanding of the friendship turned rivalry between Pike and his former friend Deke Thornton (Robert Ryan), who now leads a posse in pursuit of the bunch, a dimension that adds resonance to an already classic American film. The Wild Bunch is a masterpiece that should not be defined strictly in terms of its violence, but as a story of mythic proportion, brimming with rich characters and dialogue and the bittersweet irony of outlaw traditions on the wane. --Jeff Shannon

In the Southwest of 1913, a gang of outlaws is coerced by a Mexican general into robbing a U.S. Army gun shipment, a move that has fatal consequences. William Holden, Ernest Borgnine, Warren Oates, Edmond O'Brien, and Robert Ryan star in this masterpiece from Sam Peckinpah, known for its bloody and balletic action scenes. 145 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, French Dolby Digital Surround stereo; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; audio commentary; theatrical trailers; deleted scenes; documentaries. Two-disc set.

Raunchy comedy stars Dane Cook as Charlie, a lovelorn dentist who acts as a good luck charm for women who sleep with him--and subsequently find true love with other men. Spending his time working and hanging out with his plastic surgeon best friend Stu (Dan Fogler), he falls for clumsy aquarium employee Cam (Jessica Alba). But can Charlie turn his own bad romantic love around and win her heart? With Michelle Harrison, Ellia English. Unrated version; 101 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1 EX , Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary by Cook, others; featurettes; gag reel; deleted scenes; alternate scenes; more.

In a perfect world, Good Luck Chuck would've captured the humor of Superbad and the raunch of the American Pie films. But what we're left with, instead, is a raunchy film with an anemic storyline. Cursed as a child with a hex that prevents him from finding true love, Charlie "Chuck" Logan (Dane Cook) finds that the women he dates find the men of their dreams immediately after they've dumped him. For a guy who enjoys dating beautiful women, it doesn't seem like such a horrible thing. But then he meets and falls for beautiful and klutzy Cam Wexler (Jessica Alba). Charlie wants to have a meaningful relationship with her, but how can he make her fall in love with him without losing her to some unknown man waiting to sweep her off her feet? Good Luck Chuck isn't an original movie; Cook and Alba make for an attractive couple that exudes warm chemistry. And Alba proves that while she may be famous for her body, she's quite adept at physical comedy. Dan Fogler doesn't fare as well. He has the thankless role of playing Charlie's obnoxious best friend Stu, a borderline perv plastic surgeon who proudly displays a set of Pamela Anderson's breast implants in his office (which, coincidentally enough, is located right next door to Charlie's). The dialogue is crass and the direction is all over the place. Everything is played for laughs, but little actually is very funny in this comedy. This movie actually could've used a bit more good luck. And lots more wit. --Jae-Ha Kim

The first in a new Legenda Film Studies series, Rohdie's essay examines the relationship between three key theoretical concepts in film history - classicism, montage and mise-en-scene - showing how each one concerns the problem of modernism and the link between cinema and the other arts. The author concentrates on a range of directors: Cocteau, Rossellini, Visconti, Pasolini, Godard, Rivette and Cassavetes whose works, in different ways, involved cinema with theatre, lyric opera, poetry, music and painting. (Legenda 2006)

HENRY PEACH ROBINSON Art Book contains 60+ Photographic Reproductions of portraits, montages and genre scenes with title, date and mini-biography.BORN: July 9, 1830 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England.DIED: February 21, 1901 in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England.MEDIUM: English Pictorialist PhotographyINTERESTING FACTS:§ Robinson studied drawing under Richard Penwarne before apprenticing as a bookseller and printer.§ In 1852, he began taking photographs, learning from Dr. Hugh Diamond’s instructions in the Journal of the Photographic Society.§ In 1855, he opened a photographic studio in Leamington Spa selling portraits.§ In 1856, Robinson became a founding member of the Birmingham Photographic Society.§ In 1868, he published Pictorial Effect in Photography, Being Hints on Composition and Chiaroscuro for Photographers.§ In 1870, Robinson became vice-president of the Royal Photographic Society.NOTABLE WORKS:Fading Away, Red Riding Hood Series, Sleep, Maud and Ethel May Robinson.

HENRY PEACH ROBINSON Art Book contains 60+ Photographic Reproductions of portraits, montages and genre scenes with title, date and mini-biography.BORN: July 9, 1830 in Ludlow, Shropshire, England.DIED: February 21, 1901 in Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England.MEDIUM: English Pictorialist PhotographyINTERESTING FACTS:§ Robinson studied drawing under Richard Penwarne before apprenticing as a bookseller and printer.§ In 1852, he began taking photographs, learning from Dr. Hugh Diamond's instructions in the Journal of the Photographic Society.§ In 1855, he opened a photographic studio in Leamington Spa selling portraits.§ In 1856, Robinson became a founding member of the Birmingham Photographic Society.§ In 1868, he published Pictorial Effect in Photography, Being Hints on Composition and Chiaroscuro for Photographers.§ In 1870, Robinson became vice-president of the Royal Photographic Society.NOTABLE WORKS:Fading Away, Red Riding Hood Series, Sleep, Maud and Ethel May Robinson.

You've followed the show from the pilot through every heart-wrenching, awe-inspiring episode as the Gleeks belted out chart-topping hit after chart-topping hit. You've been there with the characters as they've struggled for the chance to perform. Now it's your time to shine, and the cast of Glee is going to be right there beside you as prove you have what it takes to call yourself a Gleek. Sing hits from the first season Multi-Race Campaign Enjoy an exclusive performance Synopsis Join the Karaoke Revolution in this special Glee edition that features songs, scenes and characters from the show's first season. Rock out in true lead-singer style using a microphone to belt out top hits from the show like "Don't Stop Believin,'" "Defying Gravity," "My Life Would Suck Without You" and more. Delve deeper into the halls of William McKinley High School as you perform to video montages with exclusive, never-before-seen footage from the show. Prove your chops with long, challenging notes, and perform with Rachel Berry, Finn Hudson, Will Schuester and the rest of the cast as you perfect your vocal harmonies. Take a shot at Shooting Star mode with up to six players, sing a sweet duet with a friend or compete in multiplayer singing games as you prove yourself to be the ultimate Gleek. So pick up that microphone, clear your throat and whatever you do, don't stop believin'. Key Features: Take center stage as you belt out chart-topping Glee songs and re-enact scenes with friends and family Sing hits from the first season, including "And I Am Telling You I Am Not Going," "Bust a Move," "Can't Fight This Feeling," "Defying Gravity," "Don't Rain On My Parade," "Don't Stand So Close To Me/Young Girl," "Don't Stop Believin'" and "Endless Love" Songs also include "Gold Digger, "Hair/Crazy In Love," "Hate On Me," "I Say A Little Prayer," "I'll Stand By You," "Imagine," "Keep Holding On," "Lean On Me," "Leaving On A Jet Plane," "My Life Would Suck Without You," "No Air" and "Papa Don't Preach," Songs also include "Proud Mary," "Push It," "Smile (cover of Charlie Chaplin's song)," "Smile (cover of Lily Allen's song)," "Somebody To Love," "Sweet Caroline," "Taking Chances," "True Colors" and "You Can't Always Get What You Want" Perform to video montages including exclusive, never-before-seen clips from the show Enjoy an exclusive performance of "Can't Fight This Feeling" Sing long, challenging notes in ballads to test your singing ability Perform with characters from the show, including Rachel Berry, Finn Hudson, Will Schuester and the rest of the cast Perfect your vocal harmonies with a friend in duet or co-op mode or play in an interactive Shooting Star mode with up to six players Scrapbook mode lets you unlock themed items to customize your very own Glee scrapbook For 1 to 6 players

Sing to chart-topping hitsfrom Glee Season 1Product InformationKaraoke Revolution Glee gives fans a change to perform their hearts outto favorite Season 1 hits.  Filled with the show's maincharacters memorable scenes and the unforgettable songs from Season1 players of will experience Glee like never before.  Belt itout to chart-topping Glee tunes re-enact scenes with friends andfamily.  It's all included with Karaoke Revolution Glee whichlets you take the stage and own the moment just like the stars of thetelevision show.Product Features Perform to Popular Chart-Topping Tunes - Singwith up to 30 top hits from Glee Season 1. Gleek Out to Never-Before-Seen Clips -Perform to video montages including exclusive unreleased show moments. Reach Hard-Hitting Notes to Perfect Your SingingSkills - Test your singing ability by belting it out to longchallenging notes in a myriad of ballads and show performances. Play Alongside Your Favorite Glee Club Character -Perform with characters from the show including Rachel Berry FinnHudson Will Schuester and the rest of the cast. Compete in Multiplayer Singing Games -Play with a friend in duet or co-op mode to perfect your vocalharmonies or play in an interactive shooting star match. Unlock Bonus Content - Play through animmersive Scrapbook Mode and unlock themed items to customize your veryown Glee scrapbook. Works with Your Wii Controls - For up tofour players; requires Wii Remote and microphone (remotes andmicrophone sold separately).Track List And I Am Telling You I Am Not Going Bust a Move Can't Fight This Feeling Defying Gravity Don't Rain on My Parade Don't Stop Believing Endless Love I Say a Little Prayer Imagine Keep Holding On Lean on Me No Air Somebody to Love Sweet Caroline Taking Chances You Can't Always Get What You Want Exclusive Performance for "Can't Fight This Feeling" And More!

Story Development Features: Send to Script: Send copy from the Index Card Summary directly to your scriptScene View: Outline your script ideas and reorder scenes in this high level overviewScene Navigator: Manage and view the important details of your scene in this sortable floating palletScene Properties Inspector (SPI): Add scene titles and colors to track your story lines characters etcIndex Cards: Easily outline your story and restructure your script by dragging and dropping multiple scenes at a timeFile Format (now XML): Other software now works seamlessly with the new Final Draft .fdx file formatWriting/Rewriting Features:Text Highlighting: Select and highlight text quickly and easily with this new toolbar buttonPagination: Now you will be alerted about your printable area before you printThe Panels System: Keeps your script in sync with Index Cards and Scene ViewTemplates: Jumpstart your writing by using one of our built-in templatesPage Count Management: Now you have even more control about what fits on a pageBuilt-in Spell-Checking and Thesaurus: Now you have the ability to select an additional languageRemember Workspace: No more searching for the correct draft you were just working onFinal Draft Courier Font: An improved appearance helps your eyes during those long rewrite sessionsPrinting and PDF Options: Greater flexibility more options and improved printing interface put you in the driver seatWriting Management: Track your daily writing goalsScriptNotes: Keep track of ideas and feedback about sections of your scriptTab and Enter functions: Simple keystrokes make learning Final Draft a snapScriptCompare: Easily track your changes between drafts of your scriptText to Speech: Have a ?table reading? anytime you wantCollaboWriter: Write with other Final Draft users anywhere with an Inter connectionFormat Assistant: Scan your script for any errors ? it's like having a copy editor at your side100% Cross-Platform: Share your script files with Mac or Window

Use your creative energy to focus on the content; let Final Draft take care of the style. Final Draft is the number-one selling application specifically designed for writing movie scripts, television episodics and stage plays. It combines powerful word processing with professional script formatting in one self-contained, easy-to-use package. There is no need to learn about script formatting rules--Final Draft automatically paginates and formats your script to industry standards as you write. Its ease-of-use and time-saving features have attracted writers for almost two decades positioning Final Draft as the Professional Screenwriters Choice. Final Draft power users include Academy, Emmy and BAFTA award winning writers like Oliver Stone, Tom Hanks, Alan Ball, J.J. Abrams, James Cameron and more. New in Final Draft Version 8 Scene NavigatorManage and view all the important details of your scene in this sortable floating palette Page Count ManagementNow you have even more control about what fits on a page File Format (now XML)Outline your script ideas in story development software and seamlessly read them into version 8 Scene Properties Inspector (SPI)Add scene titles and colors to track your story lines, characters, etc. Scene ViewOutline your script ideas and re-order scenes in this high-level overview Remember WorkspaceNo more searching for the correct draft you were just working on Story Development Features Scene View Outline your script ideas and re-order scenes in this high level overview. With the Scene View you can look at your script from a 5,000 foot view and select, drag and drop one or more scenes to reorganize your ideas as you outline. Insert new scenes easily, and hide or show information important to you such as the scene's action, title and summary. Scene View also displays a scene's color so you can quickly identify one scene from another. Print your Scene View or just view it alongside the script. With a double-click you can sync the script to instantly go to any scene you've selected in Scene View. Scene Navigator Manage and view the important details of your scene in this sortable floating palette. Manage the pace and flow of your story and keep track of up to 9 categories of information related to your scenes. The Scene Navigator is a sortable, customizable floating palette that displays details about your script such as a scene's title, color, page number, length and location, and best of all it syncs with the script with a single-click. As your script progresses you can pick and choose the columns of information that are relevant for that phase of writing. Scene Properties Inspector (SPI) Add scene titles and colors to track your story lines, characters, etc. Track data specific to each scene in this new floating palette such as the scene's story beats that will eventually make up the Action, Characters and Dialog of the scene. Add and edit your scene's title such as 'Villain introduced', and add color to the scene to help you track things like storylines, character arcs, and material you need to get back to later. Like the Navigator, the SPI will display the details of whatever scene you're working on in your script so that you have your summary notes handy as you need them. Index Cards Easily outline your story and restructure your script by dragging and dropping multiple scenes at a time This improved feature has double-sided cards that display the script's scene on one side and the summary on the other. The Summary View allows you to enter ideas directly into the index card such as your basic outline, notes, sequence or act markers, comments, locations, blocking... anything you need to build and organize your story. You can also color your Index Cards to help organize themes, character arcs, A and B stories, etc. Select and rearrange multiple cards at once if you need to re-order your scenes or print your Index Cards directly on 3x5 or 4x6 cards for use in the 'traditional' way if you want to visualize and organize scenes outside of the application. Double-clicking on a card in Split Panel View will automatically sync the scene selected with your script. File Format (now XML) Other software now works seamlessly with the new Final Draft .fdx file format. Final Draft version 8, has a new file format that we have shared with a number of technology partners to make the writer's overall experience better. Now you can save to the new Final Draf't file format in a variety of products. Your information can then be opened directly in Final Draft with perfect format and structure. No more reformatting in Final Draft and no more re-typing or lost information! Final Draft Testimonials "My entire writing staff uses Final Draft. Even if you don't own a computer, I recommend buying Final Draft." J.J. Abrams--Writer / Director / Producer What do other Hollywood professionals have to say about Final Draft? View testimonials (PDF format). Writing/Rewriting Features The Panels System Keeps your script in sync with Index Cards and Scene View Like most writers, you probably need to keep a lot of ideas at the front of your mind while you're writing. With the Panels System, you can split your screen into separate panels and view your script pages in one panel while you view another section of the script, your Index Cards or Scene View in the other panel. With the Panels System you can compare two scenes' dialog and pacing side by side even though they may be separated by a vast number of pages. If you want an overview of each scene, use the Index Cards or Scene View on one side and the script in the other. A double-click in any scene will keep the panels in sync. Templates Jumpstart your writing by using one of our built-in templates Television show, screenplay, stage play and graphic novel templates are included to help get you started. Looking for an old series no longer on the air? The Final Draft Online Template Library is updated regularly and allows registered users to download additional templates directly from finaldraft.com. Page Count Management Now you have even more control about what fits on a page Our new Leading Style in version 8 allows you to adjust the spacing of the entire script or you can select individual sections of text and adjust their spacing to help manage your page count Built-in Spell-Checking and Thesaurus Now you have the ability to select an additional language The vastly improved spell-checking engine comes with English (US) and a built-in thesaurus plus the option to install one of 15 additional language spell-checkers and thesauri. The application provides real time auto-spell check, catches capitalization errors and will assist you in finding synonyms. With definitions for 80,000 plus words from Merriam-Webster and a full thesaurus, you have all the tools at your fingertips. In addition, all the words you added to your user dictionary from version 7 will automatically populate your user dictionary when you install version 8. Remember Workspace No more searching for the correct draft you were just working on It's important if you are working among multiple drafts to make sure that you are editing the correct one. With the new Workspace preference, you can have Final Draft open all the files you had open, in the order you were working on them, the last time you worked in Final Draft. Final Draft Courier Font An improved appearance at high magnification helps your eyes during those long rewrite sessions Having a consistent page count that production companies and studios can depend on to help them estimate their budgets is crucial when working on a script. That's why Final Draft offers its own font that will ensure proper pagination on both Windows and Macintosh. With version 8 we have made the font easier on the eye so you can better endure when you're writing for long periods of time. Printing and PDF Options Greater flexibility, more options and improved printing interface put you in the driver seat Now, not only can you print your script in its entirety, you can choose which sets of revisions you want to print and you can print other views such as the Scene View and Index Cards. We've added the ability for you to print directly on 3x4 or 4x6 index cards and print your script directly to PDF so you can decide whether to send a full script or subset of pages to someone via PDF. The Title Page is also conveniently available as an option to include in your PDF or printed output. Writing Management Track your daily writing goals Use the Statistics Report to check how much content you've completed in a writing session to help you manage your writing goals. You can also track things such as your ratio of Action to Dialog and whether there may be some unnecessary profanity in your script if you're attempting to 'clean it up.' ScriptNotes Keep track of ideas and feedback about sections of your script These effective pop-up windows hold your ideas, suggestions or scene fragments that you've cut but don't want to toss without taking up space onscreen. Use ScriptNotes to provide feedback on a particular scene when reviewing your partner's script or print your ScriptNotes as a report for easy reference when reviewing your script. Tab and Enter functions Simple keystrokes make learning Final Draft a snap You can install and start using Final Draft within minutes due to the easy-to-use Tab and Enter functionality that helps format all of the various types of script elements to Industry Standards. ScriptCompare Easily track your changes between drafts of your script Compare two drafts of the same script (.fdr or .fdx) and Final Draft will highlight any changes, allowing you to easily see the differences from one file to the next. Text to Speech Have a 'table reading' anytime you want Have your script read back to you by assigning different male and female voices to each of your characters. You can even assign a narrator for action and other non-dialog script elements. Powered by the text-to-speech engines built-in to Windows and Mac OS -- it's like having a live script reading in your computer. CollaboWriter Write with other Final Draft users anywhere with an Internet connection Write, edit and discuss a script with other Final Draft users in real time, over the internet, anywhere in the world. You can transfer 'control' back and forth between individuals so that one person makes changes at a time, ensuring that information isn't lost during rewrites. Format Assistant Scan your script for any errors--it's like having a copy editor at your side This useful tool checks your script for common formatting errors, such as missing dialogue, extra spaces, carriage returns and blank elements. You can set it to run every time you print or only when you want it to. 100% Cross-Platform Share your script files with Mac or Windows users Final Draft scripts are identical on both Windows and Macintosh platforms and can easily be exchanged between both. Script Registry Direct access for registering your work Final Draft is a preferred file format and the only scriptwriting software with an authorized agreement with the WGAW online registry service. Production Features Final Draft Tagger 2 Break down your script and prep it for scheduling applications This updated stand-alone application reads any Final Draft script and enables you to "tag" elements within the script [cast, costumes, props, etc.] and export the results into most scheduling applications. Tagger allows you to select text from the script and add any element with a click of the mouse in any category for that scene--or for any or all scenes where that element appears. The element text is highlighted and color coded, and can be customized to suit the way you like to work. Created with the help of veteran Assistant Directors, Producers and Unit Production Managers, Tagger means no more going over a paper script again and again with highlighters. Revisions/Page Locking Easy-to-use tools for handling script changes once you go into production From the ability to omit scenes, lock pages and A-pages as well as set your revision colors, version 8 provides you all the tools you'll need to take your script through production. With version 8, we've created a new feature that will automatically track the page header's revision color so you can issue one set of revisions or all of them as needed. Merging pages that have been cut once a script is locked is also a snap. With new how-to tutorials, you have step-by-step instructions on how to merge pages without affecting your overall page count. Final Draft also includes standard revision colors in each film and television template. Title Page, Cast Pages and Locations Pages Cover pages come pre-formatted for industry standards All of the Final Draft Television Templates come pre-set with easy-to-use information for each series such as the specific cast list and typical sets/locations. Our Standard One-Hour and Half-Hour Templates will also help you get started on pilots by providing what information should appear in the finished product. The added bonus is that the Title Page uses its own numbering for tracking the following pages so it won't add to your overall page count. Customizable Reporting Get immediate stats to help you develop your script and keep it on budget Final Draft offers seven different reports to give you quick facts about your script. The Scene Report, for example, provides a snapshot of the scene's length, cast, starting page number and location. The Location Report will inform you how often a location is used and will group the scenes by INT/EXT. The Character Report includes an 'appearance summary' so you know how frequently one character speaks, versus the other characters, as well as the total word count for the character. Use the ScriptNotes Report to get a quick scan of all the notes in your script based on each scene and page. The Statistics Report will allow you to track daily writing goals by displaying how many words you've written along with details on the types of elements you used and what percentage of the script they make up. Need to cast your characters? You can instantly create then print or email Character Sides for any speaking parts in your script.