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    Question.... Are there IMAX movie theaters in Russia (or wherever you happen to live) and if so how many of them are there? What about regular 3D movie theaters? I am asking because overall I think there are only about 400 IMAX total in the world; however, near me because of being close to Washington/Baltimore, there are seven of them.

    This article about the future of film points out that in 15 years, 3D may be the format of most if not all films, yet the problem is that most theaters today can't handle the format.

    The film that they are talking about, "Avatar" sounds amazing! (not to be confused with M. Night Shyamalan's "The Last Airbender" coming out in 2010)

    Here is a trailer for "Avatar" http://www.imdb.com/video/imdb/vi2804482585/

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    LONDON, England (CNN) -- Director James Cameron is today unveiling a 15-minute taster of his hotly-anticipated 3D sci-fi blockbuster "Avatar" to sold-out audiences in selected cinemas across the world.

    Those who snapped up a ticket to the event that has been dubbed "Avatar Day" will be privy to footage of the much-hyped, technically-advanced 3D science fiction epic that some are saying will revolutionize the way we watch movies.

    The Oscar-winning director is famous for pushing the boundaries of technology in film and has long been an enthusiastic proponent of 3D technology. "Avatar" is the fruition of his long-held ambition to combine digital 3D with epic big screen storytelling.

    "The 3D is going to be mind-boggling," David Cohen of film industry trade magazine Variety told CNN. "He may indeed be pushing 3D to another level."

    Fueling the hype is the fact that "Avatar" is Cameron's first film since "Titanic" in 1997 -- the most successful film of modern times -- and a return to sci-fi for the "Aliens" and "Terminator" series director.

    Set on the lush and magical jungle planet of Pandora, the story takes place against the backdrop of a war between invading humans and Pandora's native species, the Na'vi.

    Sam Worthington stars as a former Marine paralyzed from the waist down offered the chance to have a healthy body again by becoming an "avatar" -- a 10ft tall, blue-skinned creature genetically engineered to resemble the planet's humanoid life forms. The cast includes Sigourney Weaver, Michelle Rodriguez and Zoe Saldana.

    "Avatar" is a combination of live action and photo-realistic CGI and is being touted as a huge leap forward in film technology -- likened to the first movie in sound or with Technicolor.

    The famously perfectionist director first came up with the concept for "Avatar" 14 years ago but decided not to make the film until technology was advanced enough to cope with his vision.

    In fact, the ex-trucker who dismantled his first 35mm movie camera to see how it worked took tech matters into his own hands, teaming up with longtime collaborator Vincent Pace to develop the most advanced camera rig using stereoscopic (3D) cameras yet for the film.

    It has lenses that mimic the human eye -- positioned close together that can move a little to capture objects that are near or far away. This allows the cinematographer to capture two images simultaneously to give the illusion of depth.

    In July, Cameron showed a 25-minute preview to fans at Comic-Con in San Diego and since then frothing commentators have described "Avatar" as everything from mind-expanding to the future of cinema.

    His peers are impressed too: Ridley Scott says he is filming upcoming sci-fi adaptation "Forever War" in 3D after seeing some footage of "Avatar." While "Iron Man" director John Favreau described the film as "a game-changer" and says he thinks it is "the future."

    It helps that Hollywood is also squarely behind 3D, a medium that is gaining momentum and popularity fueled by the success of films like "Coraline" and DreamWorks' "Monsters vs. Aliens."

    Earlier this year Pixar's 3D animation "Up" opening the Cannes Film Festival supplying the medium with yet another stamp of approval from those who matter. Would you pay more money to watch a film in 3D?

    "In a couple of years, all kids movies will be made in 3D and when they get older they will expect all films to be made in 3D," says Cohen. "It will probably happen in about 15 years."

    But right now, one issue that many including Cameron are stepping around very carefully is that not all movie theaters are digitally equipped to project films in 3D.

    In the UK, the UK Film Council reports that around 320 out of 3,600 screens are digitally equipped, while in the U.S. the ratio is even worse. These figures are predicted to improve rapidly over the next few years.

    Cameron argues vociferously that movies have to play well in both 2D and 3D; that a narrative should work whether it's shot as a black and white silent or as a 3D color epic.

    But, says Cohen, there's more to the issue than Cameron is letting on. Films are made differently for 3D -- different lenses, different depth of field, different pace of editing.

    For example, action sequences which traditionally have fast cutting are edited more slowly because the eye and the brain cannot process stereoscopic cinema as fast as 2D.

    "If you make a movie to work in both formats, it doesn't work fully in either format," points out Cohen. "You can't fully exploit either format."

    This could have implications for the popularity of "Avatar" with the large numbers of people who will have to watch it in 2D when it comes out on December 18 -- with a potential knock on effect on box office takings.

    But, whatever happens with "Avatar," it is unlikely to halt the steady march of 3D towards domination of our movie theaters.

    "This is a revolution that's here to stay," said Cohen. "We are headed for a future in which 3D screens are ubiquitous and where we simply get used to using the stereo sense again.
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    Fame!!! I want to live forever! I want to learn how to fly! High!
    I love that movie. It always made me dream about leading an "artistic" life myself. Although I doubt my parents would have let me. I'm curious about the remake, sceptic too. I will probably go see it just to see if they butchered the original or did it justice.

    Rockzmom: There's not much to be jealous about my job. I mostly fly short and medium haul (Europe and Northern Africa) so we always make a round-trip. Which makes for very long days and horrible schedules. But not everything is so negative. Sometimes I do fly long haul and get to stay for a few days. We have 4 such destinations: Cape Verde, Punta Cana, Puerto Plata and Cancun. I'm leaving for Cancun on Friday .

    Height restrictions? We only have restrictions for being too short. You have to be taller than 160 cm (about 5'3 or 5'4 I think?). So what was the restriction in your days?

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    Quote Originally Posted by devochka
    Fame!!! I want to live forever! I want to learn how to fly! High!
    I love that movie. It always made me dream about leading an "artistic" life myself. Although I doubt my parents would have let me. I'm curious about the remake, sceptic too. I will probably go see it just to see if they butchered the original or did it justice.

    Rockzmom: There's not much to be jealous about my job. I mostly fly short and medium haul (Europe and Northern Africa) so we always make a round-trip. Which makes for very long days and horrible schedules. But not everything is so negative. Sometimes I do fly long haul and get to stay for a few days. We have 4 such destinations: Cape Verde, Punta Cana, Puerto Plata and Cancun. I'm leaving for Cancun on Friday .

    Height restrictions? We only have restrictions for being too short. You have to be taller than 160 cm (about 5'3 or 5'4 I think?). So what was the restriction in your days?
    If I remember correctly it was around 5'8 and I am 5'10. It was about being too tall because of the low cabin and overhead bin height. I did a quick search and while it might not be true...

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    Most airlines have height requirements for safety reasons, making sure that all flight attendants can reach overhead safety equipment. Typically, the acceptable height for this is 160 to 185 cm (5 ft 3 in to 6 ft 1 in) tall.[6] Some airlines, such as EVA Air, have height requirements for purely aesthetic purposes. Regional carriers using small aircraft with low ceilings can have height restrictions.
    Okay, I am still jealous as i have never been to any of the places you get to go! So, if you have the time, please try to take some photos on some of your trips, even if they are nighttime ones, and post them for us! Also, let us know about the food and other impressions you have of the places.
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    Re: Films & TV: Russian & Non - Q&As/Reviews/Links all in here!

    I've just watched "Pulp Fiction". It's rating on IMDB is 8.9 and I'm agree.

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    Quote Originally Posted by studyr
    [s:1kmyrn0h]It's[/s:1kmyrn0h] Its rating on IMDB is 8.9 and [s:1kmyrn0h]I'm[/s:1kmyrn0h] I agree.
    I've seen this movie, but I don't remember it well... 8.9 - это по какой шкале? Десятибальной?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Оля
    Quote Originally Posted by studyr
    [s:qaa94rg8]It's[/s:qaa94rg8] Its rating on IMDB is 8.9 and [s:qaa94rg8]I'm[/s:qaa94rg8] I agree.
    I've seen this movie, but I don't remember it well... 8.9 - это по какой шкале? Десятибальной?
    George, somehow I just knew that you would like this movie!!!

    Quentin Tarantino's new movie Inglourious Basterds did very well at the box office this past weekend. It was number 1 at the box office over the weekend in a BIG way ($38,054,676 vs. $18,213,546 for 2nd place Distric 9, and the theater count was almost the same).

    So far I just have not been able to get "into" any of his films. I did see him "live" at a taping of the Tonight Show when Grindhouse was coming out, and he seems to be very funny and the kind of person I would like; yet, his movies, I just don't get.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Оля
    Quote Originally Posted by studyr
    [s:1bb2wtiy]It's[/s:1bb2wtiy] Its rating on IMDB is 8.9 and [s:1bb2wtiy]I'm[/s:1bb2wtiy] I agree.
    I've seen this movie, but I don't remember it well... 8.9 - это по какой шкале? Десятибальной?
    I can't remember the plot either: Lots of killing, that's all I remember.
    But Uma Thurman is a cool and very talented actress, I think.
    The music in Pulp Fiction was very good too.
    I read that it inspired lots of crazy murders by teenagers etc.

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    Каникулы строгого режима is very funny comedy and a game of actors is great. But it just released and there are no English subtitles for it. It's a great task to translate a whole film but if each of us take 10 minutes of it we can create them. Natives are welcome to correct posts for better translation. Any suggestions?

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    I have finally read through this thread in it's entirety and I am blown away!

    This thread is a highlight of the internet for anybody interested in film...
    I really don't think anything similar is available on the internet for people who do not speak Russian. There are so many incredibly insightful comments, perspectives and helpful links.

    I will undertake the exercise of organising the information relating to Russian-language films
    into a table which I will publish in a new thread. (This thread has become too long). I will put the following information in the table:

    Russian title; English Title; Year Produced; Comment; Colour/Black-White

    This thread could then be used as a reference by people who study Russian and would like an introduction to Russian cinema. Sort of "100 years of Russian film"

    As we all know, watching films is good for improving language skills and also for learning to understand other countries / cultures better. These films can help learners not only to improve their Russian skills, but also to understand Russia, its' history and its' people better.

    Once the information is available in table - format, the Russian speakers on the forum can double-check to make sure that no important film is left out, and that no poor quality film is included.

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    As I said in the previous post, I've read through this amazing thread in its' entirety.
    I've started downloading a whole bunch of films and I watched two so far.

    I found myself agreeing specifically with many of Olya's comments regarding some specific films like "Stalker" and also her comments regarding the overall high quality of Soviet cinema. I was interested to read CoffeCup's explanation of how the actors split their time between working on movies and at the theatre.

    I have no knowledge of how Soviet cinema worked, but there are many things to admire: Some incredibly talented actors and directors. The music in most of the Soviet films, was outstanding; even in the most simplistic films.

    As Olya hinted; Cinema from this era was "Art for arts sake" and not just created to make money. The necessity today for all films to be profitable means that there is a tendency to stick with tried concepts and sometimes appeal to the lowest common denominator. The lack of commercialism shines through in the Soviet films - I for one find this refreshing.

    I am not sure if there was any serious censorship or not and whether this had any impact on the artistic content. My guess would be that this disappeared post-Stalin..

    (But on the other hand, the focus on artistic content can be taken too far - some of the films from this era I remember as frankly a bit boring... Or you feel as if you need to go and get a degree in existentialist philosophy to fully appreciate them....)


    As a non-Russian viewer there is probably A LOT you are missing in terms of cultural references.

    I could rant on for a long time about how much I (as a child) enjoyed some Russian childrens' productions (cartoons, puppets, fairy tales and adventures). Disney / MGM etc definitely met their match in these productions - they were allround top class.

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    Some specific questions:
    1) I was looking for films from the 1990s and found only a few mentioned in the thread, namely Brother I, Thief, Burnt by the Sun and 9th Company, at a quick glance. Only four films in such a long thread with over 100 titles mentioned! Are there any other good films from the 1990s?

    2) Anybody recognises this description
    of a film I've seen on TV but don't recall the name of? I'd like to see it again: Sci-fi (science fiction), with the plot revolving around an alien woman who was played by a very striking actress with short white hair and a very long neck. The plot takes place in a futuristic looking house. The film was considered to be a masterpiece but I have no idea who made it, when it was made or what the title was. My guess would be that it's from the 1980s but this could be wrong.

    3) Why hasn't the nice film "Moscow does not believe in tears" been mentioned
    ? It's more or less a romance (chick-flick) from the 1970s. I'm sure this must have been popular in Russia? Is it not considered to be good quality? I liked this film a lot anyway, and I recommend it - particularly to women.

    4) "Beamer" (BMW?) which is supposedly about some guys who steal a car and drive to Magadan... ? What is the Russian name of this film, I can't find it? My brother recommended it as his top tip for contemporary Russian films (which is a sure sign it's a very violent film...) Nevertheless, the concept of driving thorugh Russia is interesting. (But is it really possible to drive to Magadan?)

    5) Does anybody recall the name of a Russian film from a few years back which features the battle of Poltava?

    6) Films which feature non-native speakers of Russian? (I can only think of "Mimino"). Anything more contemporary, or any other old film like that?

    7) I vaguely remember that there were one (at least) musical film from the 1980s with Sofia Rotaru. Anybody remembers this? Were those good or worth watching today? The "Fame" comments made me think about Russian musical / pop films and that's the only one I can think of. Not sure of names or years though. I am also interested in her because she is (apparently!!!) a speaker of Russian as a foreign language.

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    Re: Films & TV: Russian & Non - Q&As/Reviews/Links all in here!

    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    Some specific questions[/b]:
    1) I was looking for films from the 1990s and found only a few mentioned in the thread, namely Brother I, Thief, Burnt by the Sun and 9th Company, at a quick glance. Only four films in such a long thread with over 100 titles mentioned. Are there any other good films from the 1990s?
    I've mentioned "Кукушка" several times in this thread.
    As for me, I don't think "9th Company" is a good film.

    Or... wait, what do you mean by "films from the 1990s"? Films between 1990 and 2000? But "9th Company" was made in 2005. Okay, if you mean just films after 1990, there are more than four good films, of course.

    2) Anybody recognises this description of a film I've seen on TV but don't recall the name of? I'd like to see it again: Sci-fi (science fiction), with the plot revolving around an alien woman who was played by a very striking actress with short white hair and a very long neck. The plot takes place in a futuristic looking house. The film was considered to be a masterpiece but I have no idea who made it, when it was made or what the title was. My guess would be that it's from the 1980s but this could be wrong.
    Is this her? http://ternii.film.ru/img/large/ternii-09.jpg

    3) Why hasn't the nice film "Moscow does not believe in tears" been mentioned? It's more or less a romance (chick-flick) from the 1970s. I'm sure this must have been popular in Russia? Is it not considered to be good quality? I liked this film a lot anyway, and I recommend it - particularly to women.
    No, this film is not considered to be bad quality. It's a very popular Russian movie.

    4) "Beamer" (BMW?) which is supposedly about some guys who steal a car and drive to Magadan... ? What is the Russian name of this film, I can't find it? My brother recommended it as his top tip for contemporary Russian films (which is a sure sign it's a very violent film...) Nevertheless, the concept of driving thorugh Russia is interesting. (But is it really possible to drive to Magadan?)
    The Russian title is "Бумер".

    6) Films which feature non-native speakers of Russian? (I can only think of "Mimino"). Anything more contemporary, or any other old film like that?
    "Паспорт", maybe?
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    Thanks for the response!
    Yes - that's the film I meant! (the woman in the pic).

    By films from the 90s i DID mean 1990 - 2000 but I had only just started to skim through all the information from the thread, that's why I missed Kokoshka and got mixed up with the other film.

    That's why we should turn all the information into a nice table that is easy for anybody check. People could also focus on films that interest them, for example Romantic, Comedy, War film etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    I have finally read through this thread in it's entirety and I am blown away!

    This thread is a highlight of the internet for anybody interested in film...
    I really don't think anything similar is available on the internet for people who do not speak Russian. There are so many incredibly insightful comments, perspectives and helpful links.
    Johanna, I must admit, this thread is amazing. As I mentioned to you, it started out as one thing and then just sort of became this lovely free-for-all exchange of questions, answers, reviews, trivia... you name it...it is in here. You want to find a song from a movie ask and... "bibbidi bobbidi boo," your wish is granted. You need subtitles to a film... "presto," you have a link for subtitles and probably Olya has written them! You don't understand the Russian meaning of something going on in the film... "abracadabra," you have an explaination x3. And on the other side... you have the American things like the cultural references in our TV/Films that we can explain. So it is a great balance and exchange.

    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    I will undertake the exercise of organising the information relating to Russian-language films [/b]into a table which I will publish in a new thread. (This thread has become too long). I will put the following information in the table:

    Russian title; English Title; Year Produced; Comment; Colour/Black-White
    The list that I have on page 13, I have it in Word if it will help. Let me know, I can post it for you to download or email it to you.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    That's why we should turn all the information into a nice table that is easy for anybody check. People could also focus on films that interest them, for example Romantic, Comedy, War film etc.
    BTW, the list on page 13, does have the genre for each film and you can also download a pdf of it here http://www.mediafire.com/?nndmvguu0id
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    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    Yes - that's the film I meant! (the woman in the pic).
    It's "Через тернии к звездам" then: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Per_Aspera_Ad_Astra_(film)

    I wouldn't say it's a popular film in Russia. I don't think I've seen it entirely, it's somehow too oppressive for me. Also, there are no big "stars" (I mean actors) in that film, although Soviet cinema was exceptionally rich in stars.
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    Thanks for identifying the film. It's one I started watching many times on TV but never lasted to the end...

    Swedish state TV in the 1980s loved these deep intellectual Russian and Eastern European films. Unfortunately not all viewers liked it, but sometimes it was all that was available to watch.

    This particular one: "Per Aspera Ad Astra" was promoted a lot, prior to being shown, as a "great Soviet masterpiece..." or something like that..
    And now you say people there didn't care for it... Haha!
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    Re: Films & TV: Russian & Non - Q&As/Reviews/Links all in here!

    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    "Per Aspera Ad Astra" was promoted a lot, prior to being shown, as a "great Soviet masterpiece..." or something like that..
    Hm, that's funny It's definitely an overstatement. I've just looked up who is the director of this "masterpiece" - his name is Ричард Викторов (unknown to me). I'm sure if you ask 100 passers-by in Russia who is Ричард Викторов, you'll get 100 answers "I don't know". Although I see on Wiki that he shot a couple of more or less famous films: "Москва-Кассиопея" and "Отроки во Вселенной".
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    Re: Films & TV: Russian & Non - Q&As/Reviews/Links all in here!

    Quote Originally Posted by Johanna
    1) I was looking for films from the 1990s and found only a few mentioned in the thread, namely Brother I, Thief, Burnt by the Sun and 9th Company, at a quick glance. Only four films in such a long thread with over 100 titles mentioned! Are there any other good films from the 1990s?
    I like Blokpost (199
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    and Kavkazskiy plennik (1996)
    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0116754/


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    Super, thanks BappaBa.
    Those seem like films that should be possible to find --- with subtitles.

    (After checking torrents.ru it's clear to me that it has everything....
    The trouble is that the uploads to this site don't seem to have subtitles.)

    Without the subs I miss out on too much of the plots.

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