At least until the warehouses are emptied, Arrow's release of C.H.U.D. offers two
different edits of the film.
Not exact matches
A similar technique could help a
film editor work out how effective
different edits are for an audience's understanding
of a
film.
Brickman does a handful
of a snazzy moves — some with
editing, some with the narration, some with lighting and slowing down the
film (nothing ostentatious, but certainly a little
different from the rest
of his approach)-- and the score tempers it.
The cult filmmaker made over 200
films,
editing, cutting, and repurposing movies to fit current demands and The Sadist
of Notre Dame, as it had its beginnings as Exorcism and then as Sexorcism — complete with a nude woman on an upside down cross — is no
different.
It's suffocating (I'd never considered how liberating
edits were from a complete immersion into a
film) and at times unbearably tense — and though some will point to the airlessness
of Hitch's Rope or the fluid choreography
of Alexander Sokurov's Russian Ark, The Silent House is a
different beast altogether.
While I wouldn't mind playing with some
of these side characters and superfluous plotlines in a video game, as an adaptation
of a beloved work that has enchanted many millions
of readers, young and old, I'm left longing for a
different kind
of fan
film — the inevitable one in which someone
edits out all
of the stuff not from the writings
of Tolkien — and makes it the movie it always should have been from inception.
The disc also features six
different radio spots, a single TV spot, and a theatrical trailer (2 mins., HD) consisting mainly
of the
film's money shots
edited together, tail to head, with The Car's signature horn blaring on the soundtrack: BEEP!
Last but not least is the surprisingly interesting «Boats»N Hoes» Music Video Editor, an innovative use
of Blu - ray technology that lets you create your own
edit of the
film's crass music - video clip by using your remote control's number pad to select from nine
different camera angles that run the length
of the video.
Instead, it is all about mood while telling the rise - to - fame story through its sharp and unique
editing style — the
film's co-directors earlier work includes The Tree
of Life, Moneyball and 28 Days Later, which should give you a good idea how Jimi: All Is by My Side feels vitally
different from your standard musical biopic.
Other
films in the spotlight will include a pair
of Weinstein Co. releases that have made news because
of editing:
Different versions
of opening - night
film «Grace
of Monaco» have reportedly led to conflicts between director Olivier Dahan and Weinstein, while the Un Certain Regard entry «The Disappearance
of Eleanor Rigby» screened as two separate
films in Toronto, but will be unveiled as a trimmed - down third version at Cannes.
A
different form
of improvisation is felt in «Touchy Feely,» the fifth feature from Lynn Shelton; instead
of the loose outlines and dialogue
of the director's recent
films («Your Sister's Sister,» «Humpday»), it's the
film's subjective and technical experience that feels crafted on the spot and cemented in the
editing room.
Plus, the book offers plenty
of unique charms, comparisons
of scenes to their literary equivalent, discussion
of the
film's
different incomplete
edits, a fold - out timeline, and updated cast / crew bios and credits.
There is a
different and possibly shorter
edit of this movie that is probably much better, but the
film is still compelling and watchable, if only because the main thrust
of two brothers inevitably caught in each other's various spirals is fascinating.
Both are extremely
different films in tone and material, but both have a unique sense
of flow and free - ness to their use
of editing and structuring that's easy to get lost in.
In the comics industry, there are a couple
of very good editors, but most
of them could not define the word «
edit», however, that's
different in
film.
Mark Aerial Waller's single scene from Flipside
of Darkness, Resistance Domination Secret, is an amalgamation
of different ghosts from the history
of film cut and
edited in a magical way.
For the installation Joints 4tet for Ensemble, Atlas brings the resulting
films together for the first time,
editing the material into four channels
of synchronized video and showing them across a choreographed arrangement
of ten
different sized monitors; some placed on mono - stands, some on rolling carts, and others grouped in pairs.
The
film Under the Bridge - the first part
of the Shanghai Redux project launched by Shi Qing + Radical Space, and Ming Wong's newly -
editing version
of Next Year / L'Année Prochaine / 明年 will be presented for the first time in Shanghai; the two works are similar to each other for their recreations
of classical movies, shifting between reality and memory through
different montages and artistic techniques, reflecting on the turn
of the wheel through the cross
of time and space.
GS: The engine
of cross-cutting between the to
different worlds
of western consumers and the African coffee producers, was that a device you developed during the
editing or the
film or was that designed into the
film before you began shooting?