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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 พ.ย. 2006
Disasters at Sea - Movie Magic Presents (Special 9)
A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special features Titanic, Crimson Tide and Deep Rising.
This Disasters at Sea Special seems to be a clip show made up of 3 episodes From the TV Series: 305 Underwater Effects (Crimson Tide segment), 502 History Unleased (Titanic segments - Ship Breaking and CG people), and 507 Disasters at Sea (Deep Rising and another Titanic segment - Iceberg).
Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - VHS
This Disasters at Sea Special seems to be a clip show made up of 3 episodes From the TV Series: 305 Underwater Effects (Crimson Tide segment), 502 History Unleased (Titanic segments - Ship Breaking and CG people), and 507 Disasters at Sea (Deep Rising and another Titanic segment - Iceberg).
Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - VHS
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Hollywood Declares War - Movie Magic Presents (Special 8)
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A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about War Films, including Das Boot and Platoon. Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - VHS
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Hollywood Snakes - Movie Magic Presents (Special 7) [Incomplete, 2 Segments]
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A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about snake in Films, including Venom (Black Mamba) and Swiss Family Robinson. Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Sources - @ReptileGardensSD (Venom) and James MacArthur's website (Swiss Family Robinson) The full episode exists on a Japanese LaserDi...
Disaster Strikes Hollywood - Movie Magic Presents (Special 6)
มุมมอง 1754 หลายเดือนก่อน
A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about Disaster Films, including Dante's Peak, Twister, Firestorm, Daylight, The Poseidon Adventure, The Towering Inferno, and Earthquake. Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - Japanese DVD
Aliens Invade Hollywood - Movie Magic Presents (Special 5)
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A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about Alien Invasion Films, including Independence Day, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Star Trek First Contact, and Mars Attacks. Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - Japanese DVD
Monsters and Mayhem - Movie Magic Presents (Special 4)
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A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about Horror, Including From Dusk Till Dawn Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - VHS
Final Frontier - Movie Magic Presents (Special 3)
มุมมอง 1004 หลายเดือนก่อน
A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about Science Fiction Films, including Star Wars, 2001 A Space Odyssey, Apollo 13, The Right Stuff and Silent Running. Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - VHS
Dinomania - Movie Magic Presents (Special 2)
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A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about Dinosaur Films, including Jurassic Park . Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - TH-cam
Wild Hollywood - Movie Magic Presents (Special 1)
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A TV Special about Special Effects and Visual Effects, based on the Discovery Channel series Movie Magic (1994-1997). This Special is about Science Fiction Films, including Ace Ventura 2 When Nature Calls, Jumanji, Eraser, and Flipper. Uploaded for Educational and Archrival Proposes. Source - VHS
No sense in killing a dead horse
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You mean there's no point in beating a dead horse...? this is one of my favorite moments in the Dilbert TV series...
It conveys a sense of playfulness
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you have to look at it from the rock's point of view... this is one of my favorite moments in the Dilbert tv series...
RKO 281 Scoring Scene
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This is my favorite scene from the 1999 HBO film RKO 281... The movie is about a young Orson Wells trying to make/finish Citizen Kane and William Randolph Hearst trying to stop it... In this scene Orson Welles (Liev Schreiber), Herman J. Mankiewicz (John Malkovich), and Gregg Toland (Liam Cunningham) discuss Hearst's latest ploy to stop Citizen Kane, while Bernard Herrmann (Kerry Shale) Scores ...
The Duellists End Scene
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The is the beautiful ending shot to Ridley Scott's first film The Duellists....
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i just found this show a few weeks ago, and now i just started watching it. i knew dilbert from the comic strips on newspapers but i didn't know it had a show, this is amazing.
My dear lovely Europe
Good scene, but Herrmann was always called “Benny”, never “Bernie”. This is not the only film to get that wrong.
I can hear Ridley saying to Harvey, stay there Harvey, stay there, OK turn a little and back.
And there was a big storm coming too, their lucky they got this in I heard
My favourite scene of all time. Sublime beauty. Ridley Scott is a master.
I love the way his eyes change at 0:06
Everyone praises the cinematography but imagine the special effects technicians trying to get just the right amount of the river to flood.
It’s a great film
One of the greatest films ever made, a fantastic cast in Keitel and Carradine, brilliant direction from Scott, every image is stunning and a beautiful musical score. Keitel is one of the greats.
Tombstone was my favorite film, until I saw this :))
He's just a scumbag who likes murdering people.
This ending scene, like many throughout the film, mimics a painting of the era. This final one reflects the painting of the defeated Napoleon in exile, looking over the sea to France, considering his failure.
Releasing "Citizen Kane" was first big victory over someone really powerfull.
I actually think Dilbert sucks. But I will give them this! This was a pretty good joke
That's what you get for being a complete cock who absolutely has to challenge everyone and everything.
Bro i thought it was a furry in the thumbnail
Wonderer above the Sea of Fog by Caspar David Friedrich
Hard to believe this was Ridley Scott's first film.
He definitely should be very proud of this film. Just this scene alone solidifies that.
I always loved this movie and this ending - the scenery and the music are so evocative.
Wonderful scene. Ridley Scott learned a lot from Casper David Friedrich here. Just look at his painting Wanderer über dem Nebelmeer. Wahre Filmkunst.
This is the first movie I watched Harvey Keitel on scene. After that everytime I saw him on a movie I got involuntarily scared at first instant. who was that guy, he was a dangerous strange man.. what was wrong about it.. It is interesting how his performance on this movie so stuck on my mind.
0:47 Bernard - I am trying to work!
"Why would anyone want to beat a dead horse?" I want to because the idiom is so funny, and I'll have it filmed and upload it.
An outstanding finale. I would so like to purchase the soundtrack of this film. The end scene score is haunting!
No CGI folks ! They waited for that sun to come out.
Luck. “ It had been one of the shoot’s several rainy days, but there was an inkling the sun may begin to peek out and, despite the fact Keitel gets vertigo, they were able to urge him close enough to the 700-foot high cliff to get the shot. The image, thanks to the rains, resulted in what are actually flooded fields in the distance and, just as they were in the middle of the shot, the sun, fortuitously, began peeking out from behind the clouds. Scott directed Keitel to turn to his right and then back to center before tracking back.”
Ridley Scott peaked early. His first three films: The Duellists, Alien, and Blade Runner were all masterpieces. It's been a downward spiral ever since.
I strongly disagree. Gladiator, The Martian, Thelma & Louise, Kingdom of Heaven (the director's cut obviously), American Gangster and even Black Hawk Down or Legend are solid movies. Maybe not groundbreaking like his first movies, but still very good ones.
@@j.f.l.bousquet1998 Yeah, Black Hawk Down is a fantastic film. I could watch that over and over again.
What is the significance of this scene?
He is alone, defeated and exiled, the things he based his life on have crumbled, he is thus a husk of his former self alive yet dead inside
This movie should be called Grudge.
2:44 Orson's rage.
The Storm King and Dave the Octopus argue.
Very cheeky to have the original score on the background. It really punches up the scene well. Terrific.
what river is that ?
La Dordogne
When Ridley Scott movies were works of art and not generic ass gravy.
yes!
He did get lazy, but who are we to judge lol.
I saw this movie back in the 80's. This scene always stood out for me. I remember reading that the river (which is flooded as one can see) is indeed located in France.
RKO stands for Radio Keith Orphem. The actor for Herrmann acts well, but Herrmann was a stocky man and quite imposing. The ending song is the ending music for Citizen Kane written by Herrmann. This movie was nicely done, it was based on a PBS documentary "The Battle for Citizen Kane", which had some inaccuracies...so this movie had some inaccuracies as well.
Quite a few, actually. But they're making a really grand dramatic TV movie based on folklore, not a true documentary.
I don`t know why but this scenes always stuck with me. The clouds, music, and natural lighting add up to a most memory evoking experience . Well done!
Why can I never find the full movie online, without having to spend money?
copyright. why should someone spend time effort and mony producing something so you can have it for free?
It's on here-- Spanish Subtitles.
Well maybe, he had such a distinctive voice thought that this poor actor didn't have a chance at recreating. Herrmann's voice was once described as Barbed-wire Brooklynese.
Outstanding cinematography. Keitel and Scott have all my respect for creating one of the most memorable scenes in movie history.
I do not move on faver
RKO?
The RKO was an American film company, considered one of the eight largest in Hollywood's golden age.
No remake required. Just a wonderful film all round.
Here before Disney buys it and makes a remake
Totally agree, this film cannot be improved, hands off.
"Napoleon!?" Man, are YOU ignorant!