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OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004 at 9:37 AM

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hope no one else has posted this...

http://www.apple.com/trailers/sony_pictures/lost_skeleton/

Ed Wood is sitting up in his grave for this one!

dan

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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 9:57 AM 

Ed Wood is sitting up in his grave for this one!


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Ed Wood is always invoked when folk set out to make a "deliberately bad" movie --- but it's not really fair to do so. Wood was so phenomenally untalented that he actually sucked talent out of other people, creating vast quantities of negative mass, but everything he did (at least before he got into the Nudies) he did with sincerity and the genuine belief that he was making good movies.

 
 


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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 10:04 AM 

very true!

i've enjoyed watching Ed Wood's movies with an eye toward his--sorry, mind-reading here--original intent for the past few years.

in truth, i've thought that today's Hollywood would greatly benefit from a director/producer/writer--heck, let's just say creator--like Mr. Wood...

dan




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"Don't get too excited. Maybe you're not invited to my Action/Adventure dreams."
--Andrew Bird, "Action/Adventure"

 
 
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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 11:23 AM 

Well, that was fun. Also...most of the soundtrack was from the Wolfman(a lil' movie trivia)...one of my favorite Universal Monster films...cool.

Dana

 
 

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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 11:37 AM 

I love Tim Burton's ED WOOD.
Did you watch that, JB?

 
 

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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 2:34 PM 

Indeed -- and just recently for the umpteenth time, with the DVD release. Not a whole lot in common with the actual facts, of course, but a terrific evocation of time and place. (I visited Los Angeles in 1960, and some of those street scenes are so spot on I can almost see myself as a 10 year old in the shot!)

Check out the documentary "Look Back in Angora" for the truer, sadder tale of Ed Wood's real life.

 
 


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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 2:42 PM 

This I must see!

 
 


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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 3:14 PM 

JB,
You must have picked up the ED Wood DVD before Disney had it pulled. Those copies are now going for $50-100 on ebay. Disney didn't give any official reason for pulling the DVD and no official rerelease date for the ED Wood DVD. I hope they decide to rereleae it soon, I am looking forward to seeing it.


Be seeing you,
Brian

 
 

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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 3:35 PM 

Disney had it pulled? I wonder why? There did not seem anything odd about the disc, and the transfer was superb.

Hmm m m m m m m . . .

 
 


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Re: OT The Lost Skeleton of Cadavara

February 20 2004, 4:51 PM 

One rumor is Tim Burton didn't like something in the transfer or supplimentals on the DVD. Though it is more likely Disney didn't have the rights to something in the extras and lawyers are involved. You know the problems lawyers can cause.
I looked at ebay again and the prices for the DVD is $50 and under now. Though when the DVD first hit the streets and then Disney pulled it I did see $100 for one on ebay.

Be seeing you,
Brian


    
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