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The Black Dahlia
Stock PhotoItem Specifics - DVDsFormat: DVD Rating: R Leading Role: Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank, Josh Hartnett, Mia Kirshner, Scarlett Johansson Release Date: Dec 26, 2006 Director: Brian De Palma UPC: 025192918124 Region Code: Region 1: US, CA Display Format: Full Screen Genre: Drama Condition: Used Sub-Genre: —   See ReviewsPortions of this page Copyright 1981 - 2008 Muze Inc. Additional information
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Movie descriptionBased on the novel by James Ellroy, Brian De Palma’s THE BLACK DAHLIA stars Josh Hartnett and Aaron Eckhart as a pair of LAPD detectives assigned to the most notorious murder in Hollywood history. De Palma takes things slow, spending a good 20 minutes establishing the relationship between Buddy Bleichert, Lee Blanchard, and their mutual love Kay (Scarlett Johanssen), before introducing the 1947 murder after which the film is named. In the haunting screen-tests left behind after her mysterious death, aspiring actress Elizabeth Short appears to want fame so badly she’ll do anything to get it. Her pornographic film appearances, and a rumored affair with narcissist heiress Madeleine Linscott (Hillary Swank), provide just two clues in a sea of confusion. THE BLACK DAHLIA crams every subplot from Ellroy’s novel into two hours, but only connects them towards the end of the movie. The screen-tests featuring a sadly desperate Elizabeth Short (Mia Kirshner) are captivatingly filmed in gritty black-and-white. These scenes succeed in showing the industry ugliness most likely behind Elizabeth’s death, while the rest of the film self-consciously strives to be noir through elaborate set design, dramatic camera angles, and narration taken straight from the book. If De Palma’s goal was to make us examine our own voyeuristic fascination with murder, particularly the gruesome murder of a beautiful young woman, then he succeeds, because throughout a film invested in so many different storylines, Short’s remains the most interesting one.CreditsProducer:Art Linson, Moshe Diamont, Rudy CohenCast:Aaron Eckhart, Fiona Shaw, Hilary Swank, Jemima Rooper, John Kavenagh, Josh Hartnett, Mia Kirshner, Rose McGowan, Scarlett JohanssonDetailsEdition:Full FrameEditorial reviews3 stars out of 5 — “DAHLIA has an air of nostalgia for epic, bygone-era movie-making….THE BLACK DAHLIA is a pleasure for the all-over dazzle of its star turns.”Total Film - Dennis Brabham (10/01/2006)“[Johansson] takes to the pulpy period atmosphere as if it were oxygen…”Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman (09/22/2006)3 stars out of 5 — “[A] slick, glossy adaptation….Undeniably aesthetically pleasing…”Ultimate DVD - Natalie Braine (03/01/2007)The seller, designerfashion2, assumes full responsibility for the content of this listing and the item offered. Stock Photo

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Digitech Metal Master distortion pedal demo
This is meant as a demo to help in anyone's decision to buy a Metal Master, so please don't downrate just cuz I suck at playing. My setup was Esp H-50 guitar, MM1, computer. The pedal out I used was OUT 2 (MIXER). I had a 1/4" TRS-to-1/8" converter and a 1/8" cord to hook up to my capoota. The pedal settings were as follows in O'clock format and in chronological order: Low 12 Hi 12 Morph 12 Low 2 Hi 2 Morph 11 Low 3, Hi 3, Morph 1:30 (I saw a picture of Jack Owen formerly of Cannibal Corpse holding up a Metal Master to the camera with this setting, that's why I tried to play the Hammer Smashed Face riff, even though I sucked at, just so you could get an idea) Low 1, Hi 5, Morph 3 Low 3, Hi 3, Morph 11:30 The last minute or so I just played with the Morph control to give you an idea of all the different sounds you can get.

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The Black Dahlia
Stock PhotoItem Specifics - DVDsFormat: DVD Rating: R Leading Role: Aaron Eckhart, Hilary Swank, Josh Hartnett, Mia Kirshner, Scarlett Johansson Release Date: Dec 26, 2006 Director: Brian De Palma UPC: 025192918124 Region Code: Region 1: US, CA Display Format: Full Screen Genre: Drama Condition: Used Sub-Genre: —   See ReviewsPortions of this page Copyright 1981 - 2008 Muze Inc. Additional information
 DVD IN BRAND NEW BOX IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. Free Shipping in the U.S.
Additional Information about The Black Dahlia
Portions of this page Copyright 1981 - 2008 Muze Inc. All rights reserved.

Movie descriptionBased on the novel by James Ellroy, Brian De Palma’s THE BLACK DAHLIA stars Josh Hartnett and Aaron Eckhart as a pair of LAPD detectives assigned to the most notorious murder in Hollywood history. De Palma takes things slow, spending a good 20 minutes establishing the relationship between Buddy Bleichert, Lee Blanchard, and their mutual love Kay (Scarlett Johanssen), before introducing the 1947 murder after which the film is named. In the haunting screen-tests left behind after her mysterious death, aspiring actress Elizabeth Short appears to want fame so badly she’ll do anything to get it. Her pornographic film appearances, and a rumored affair with narcissist heiress Madeleine Linscott (Hillary Swank), provide just two clues in a sea of confusion. THE BLACK DAHLIA crams every subplot from Ellroy’s novel into two hours, but only connects them towards the end of the movie. The screen-tests featuring a sadly desperate Elizabeth Short (Mia Kirshner) are captivatingly filmed in gritty black-and-white. These scenes succeed in showing the industry ugliness most likely behind Elizabeth’s death, while the rest of the film self-consciously strives to be noir through elaborate set design, dramatic camera angles, and narration taken straight from the book. If De Palma’s goal was to make us examine our own voyeuristic fascination with murder, particularly the gruesome murder of a beautiful young woman, then he succeeds, because throughout a film invested in so many different storylines, Short’s remains the most interesting one.CreditsProducer:Art Linson, Moshe Diamont, Rudy CohenCast:Aaron Eckhart, Fiona Shaw, Hilary Swank, Jemima Rooper, John Kavenagh, Josh Hartnett, Mia Kirshner, Rose McGowan, Scarlett JohanssonDetailsEdition:Full FrameEditorial reviews3 stars out of 5 — “DAHLIA has an air of nostalgia for epic, bygone-era movie-making….THE BLACK DAHLIA is a pleasure for the all-over dazzle of its star turns.”Total Film - Dennis Brabham (10/01/2006)“[Johansson] takes to the pulpy period atmosphere as if it were oxygen…”Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman (09/22/2006)3 stars out of 5 — “[A] slick, glossy adaptation….Undeniably aesthetically pleasing…”Ultimate DVD - Natalie Braine (03/01/2007)The seller, designerfashion2, assumes full responsibility for the content of this listing and the item offered. Stock Photo

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How to Light a Female Model in Cinema 4D : Doing 3 point Lighting in Cinema 4D
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The Comedian Dara O'Briain has been given the task of making a group of Live Action Roleplayers laugh. He spends two days exploring their hobby in the ITV show Tough Gig.

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