All of us at FilmNet had the same dream over the past 5 months: to build a home for filmmakers and movie buffs, musicians and their fans, and all the lovers of quality video content. It has been an amazing journey, and we are now very excited about opening the site to the public and continuing this journey together with you.
There are many video sharing and social networking sites. So why did we decide to build a new one? What’s different about FilmNet?
We have designed FilmNet as an open soci…
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Added by FilmNet on November 13, 2009 at 5:00am —
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When ever you typed How to write a dissertation in any search engine it shows two obvious things.
1. You have to write a big document of over 20000 words
2. You don’t know exactly what or how you gonna do it
So, if you have come to this article so far, in hope of getting the answer of the question mentioned above; you won’t be disappointed, as you will at least find some useful advice that will make you aware of the path you have to follow in order to complete your dissertation project.
This…
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Added by Janet Wilkins on August 13, 2009 at 12:29am —
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IF YOUR A FILMMAKER-DIRECTOR-PRODUCER -OR KNOW ANYONE SEEKING MUSIC
http://www.myspace.com/fleshgordonmusic
CONTACT ME-THANKS GOD BLESS ALL THE BEST TO ALL OF YOU.
ART
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Added by Art Flesh Gordon-Rock SoundtraX on May 30, 2009 at 6:23pm —
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First of all I'd like to thank Wesley Dugle, who's been kind enough to post his reviews to Critical-Film.com, two reviews so far, Terminator Salvation, and X-Men Origins: Wolverine. It's great for me because it gives me a little more time to rework the site from head to toe (a pretty big project, that's probably going to take me a few more weeks to finish). It's necessary though, the site, when all is said and done, should be more visitor friendly, search engine friendly, and allow for more easi…
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Added by Jason Pitt on May 29, 2009 at 4:14pm —
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Hello,
My name is Doris Anne Beaulieu. I have a website-Life’s Ultimate Test dot com-on which you can learn more about my mission to change the face of home schooling.
I attended a parochial school as a child in the 1950's. In this Catholic school I was sheltered from the realities of the world around me-from swearing, from public displays of affection, from slang. These are often some of the same things that modern home schooling parents aim to protect their children from. A superior court judg…
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Added by Doris Anne Beaulieu on May 26, 2009 at 2:25pm —
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Splash Area May 24th 2009
Pre-production began very swiftly this week on Yellow Fever Productions second feature film, Splash Area...
With a mission to complete the shoot in just 19 days, everyone is busy preparing the props, costumes and set-designs from morning till night - and I have to say, its looking pretty damn sweet!
Based on Halloween night, Splash Area is a return to the 80's slasher flicks, with the plot centering around a gang of clowns who have escaped the local asylum…
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Added by George Clarke on May 23, 2009 at 7:13pm —
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Before I get to the review, I'd first like to apologize to anyone who received a wall post from Elnora Guy (or something similar to that), this person signed up to the site and posted on everyone's wall linking to an adult webcam site, so as a result I banned them from the network, and all their posts were deleted. So, that's why you all received post notifications and there was nothing there. Sorry about that. Anyway, on to the review.
"Star Trek" 2009
It is very rare that a film exceeds my e…
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Added by Jason Pitt on May 23, 2009 at 2:58pm —
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First of all I'd like to congratulate Wyatt Weed and Pirate Pictures on their theatrical release of "Shadowland". It's a limited release, but a release nonetheless. I'm sure it will lead to more. I'd also like to thank Wyatt for emailing me a pic of the "Shadowland" page taken from the theater schedule at which "Shadowland is playing. It's significant to me because, well a quote from my review is at the bottom left of the page. Check it out below...
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Added by Jason Pitt on April 30, 2009 at 12:00am —
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Sponsored by Culture Northern Ireland, Video Monkeys, Critical Film and the Stormont Hotel
LOCATION
The Stormont Hotel is the location for the launch of our first festival. Perfectly spread out over their conference centre, the hotel also has a great bar, restaurants, toilets, and has very kindly offered a reduced room rate for all festival goers should you decide you want to stay the weekend. A double/twin room will cost you just £95 (including breakfast) for the night, with a single costing…
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Added by George Clarke on April 24, 2009 at 9:22am —
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First of all I'd like to extend a few thanks to some friends of Critical-Film.com.
First, George Clarke (director of "Battle of the Bone"), who we met at last year's Freakshow Film Festival. George has been busy as hell working on a number of projects, and promoting the first annual Yellow Fever International Film Festival in Northern Ireland this August. George recently did an
article for Culture Northern Ireland and…
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Added by Jason Pitt on April 24, 2009 at 2:41am —
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Hi guys, if you noticed the banner at the top of each page on Critical Film, you'll see that there is a pretty sweet and new independent film festival coming to earth in August. We are still open for submissions, and have just kicked off a new network ala this one at
www.theyfiff.ning.com so check it out!
George
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Added by George Clarke on April 21, 2009 at 2:52pm —
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I took a few minutes and updated the graphics on the site, as you can see, a new header image, as well as new images for users with no pictures... little stuff like that.
You Likey?
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Added by Jason Pitt on March 26, 2009 at 5:41pm —
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I’m staring at this word processor screen feeling completely blank.
It’s not as though I believe that I have nothing to say. I’ve been in a fair amount of emotional flux of late; there are things happening in life. But I don’t know how to express any of it.
I think maybe I’ve become to accustomed to writing out my cynicisms, fears, and personal triumphs into the words and situations of characters in my creative writing. It’s where a lot of me is going right now (one of the afore mentioned “thi…
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Added by Scott Wood on March 24, 2009 at 1:00pm —
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Does anyone here remember when this guy used to be a marketing tool all by himself for fans of the indie scene? I seem to recall the poster of a film called “The Last Life in the Universe” (from Thailand?) touting Doyle as the cinematographer… Like
he was the star of the movie somehow.
But that was at the turn of the century and since then, the world hasn’t heard too much of Doyle. Still, his resume is an impressive selection of independent snobbery. Of course working with Wong Kar-Wai i…
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Added by Scott Wood on March 16, 2009 at 2:00pm —
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Since I haven't been working, my sleep schedule has gone to shit.
It's 2:28 AM right now, and I've probably got at least a movie in me, and possibly time to write a review afterward. The sad thing is, tomorrow I'll be exhausted by 8:00PM, probably be asleep by 9:00, awake again around midnight, and once again be up until 5ish... I haven't had a solid nights sleep in at least a week. It's been rough, and everything has been suffering.
Anyway... not much of a post. Just wanted to let everyone kn…
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Added by Jason Pitt on March 16, 2009 at 2:33am —
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Is this an appropriate forum to discuss such things? I care not.
I decided a while back that I was going to use this blog as a tool to do what I’ve never been
able/given the opportunity to do, and that is to reveal myself bare (no pictures of my nudity, of course; those are merely available on a “by request” basis). The purpose, aside from being able to express things that I normally never get a chance to, is actually practical. The better you know who I am, the more accurately you can j…
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Added by Scott Wood on March 13, 2009 at 7:42pm —
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First, "Slumdog Millionaire"...
I don't feel there's any reason to write a full review of "Slumdog Millionaire", as everyone knows it's good. It won Best Picture and Director at this years Oscars, as well as a number of technical awards. I will say that, after seeing the film twice now, it is deserving of every single Oscar it was awarded. The film is perfect, and it has crept it's way into my personal favorite five films. Not only that, but I will also say that I feel it is the best film of th…
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Added by Jason Pitt on March 13, 2009 at 12:21am —
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I’ll do my best to describe it. It’s not very long.
I’m sitting on a couch watching television and in between programs (I know nothing of either one); there is an animated Canadian short. For those of you unfamiliar with what this entails, I offer the following:
The Cat Came Back
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oS0-wQ1I88k
Every Dog’s Guide to the Playground
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb6HegxsM2k
Log Driver’s Waltz
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfhAbHmmzo0
For some of us who grew up her…
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Added by Scott Wood on March 9, 2009 at 4:35pm —
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In my review of Mark Colegrove’s “Pleasures of the Damned”, I warned potential viewers that many would not share my particular sense of humour, and as such I can’t recommend the film to all audiences. Well, the same goes for its pseudo-sequel “Isle of the Damned”, a film that exceeds its predecessor in terms of sheer quality and effectiveness, yet also displays a lot of the same detrimental characteristics that hindered the overall quality of “Pleasures…”
That being said, I did three things bef…
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Added by Jason Pitt on March 7, 2009 at 12:45pm —
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Van Damme’s films have always catered to a certain mentality of film-goer. His films have never carried much of a plot, focusing solely on the action, be it through martial arts (“Bloodsport”; “Kickboxer”) or a mix of traditional action, focusing as much on gunplay as physical action (“Hard Target”). Action movies aren’t made this way anymore… They try to incorporate more of a plot than the films are worth, and as a result the level of action suffers, as does the film overall.
As Hollywood has…
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Added by Jason Pitt on February 10, 2009 at 12:49am —
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