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What are your thoughts on that film and how were your experiences onthe set of that movie? But also we didn't know how to do it very well; we certainly messed the first marriage up. DVD Talk: Maybe it's the horror movie nerd in me but the drill press scene in Incident made me think of Lucio Fulci. I didn't have a love story story-line, which I completely ignored. __ Here at World Stock Report we work on what we here from the street. We Told you to WATCH PRGJ and now its up again today. Trade Date: Friday, December 8, 2006 Company: PRG Group Inc. Ticker:: PRGJ Wednesday Close: $0.76 Thursday Close: $0.85 1 Day Gain: $0.09 (11.84%) 3 Day Target: $1.90 WallStreet Expectations (1 week): 160% UP WallStreet Expectations (2 months): 340% UP Rating: STRONG BUY / HOLD We see big things happening everyday, so we say keep your eye on PRGJ and watch for a big movement!!! Talk about flying under the radar? Isn't that what we look for? This is your chance to get your hands on one of these fast moving stocks and take short term profits. We give it to you again as a gift. How many times have you seen issues explode but you couldn't get your hands on them? __ You just have to take it in stride as much as possible. Ian - How do you feel about being remember as one of the most notoriouscinematic villains of all time? The animal trainers I selected were replaced. It was a woman giving everyone a run for their money. DVD Talk: What are your feelings about the film? Someone eventually told me about it, and I've now recently been able to see it, but I had no idea such a film existed at the time. Ian - Since The Texas Chainsaw Massacre you've worked on a lot of small, independent genre films from Campfire Tales to Hatred Of A Minute. It is genuinely frightening. I came in for just a few weeks, but Pete and Dave kept finding other things for me to do. I hear she's a bear to work with, but was also going through some personal struggles with her father while filming. Don Coscarelli: Thanks for the kind words about the DVD package. One explains a lot about our heroine, Ellen and the other shows the villain, Moonface, doing some dastardly things to the recently deceased. More professional, and I started to get paid too! It was like an old character with a totally new story, but a remake is pretty much taking the originally story and redoing it. Kiyoshi Kurosawa: At the time, I didn't even know about the film. Where would you go from the ending of Ho Tep? So, for other reasons, why did you cast her as your lead? He really got wrapped up in the story of what it means to be a good friend and not just floating down the river, but actually being able to negotiate what you want but still be a good person. Well Nascar is normally reserved for men so I was happy to see a female lead rather than your typical young boy teenager who wants to race cars. Is this going to happen? I met Pete Lord and David Sproxton when they came to see me. It was an original story that I devised that related to a theme that I was very interested in at the time, which is the environment. She does it in like one or two takes. I just watched the DVD last night. These days, the characters have mouth replacements which speeds up the process. DVD Talk: One of your great strengths is your ability to blend genre filmmaking and high concept art films. In my screenplay, there are many moments where my protagonist has no goal. We had four animatronics cars. Thisis the first time we have worked together since Chainsaw. AR: You know it was actually incredibly bizarre. The studio decided that my film didn't qualify as romance porno and decided that they weren't going to release it. which was at Sundance. AR: I was trying to figure that out because I And in addition to that we had visual effects to augment the animatronics cars and to do stuff that we couldn't physically do with mechanical aspects. JP: Well, I'm twice and he also married somebody else twice as well. What he taught me was how to watch films, how to perceive them, not how to make them. Kiyoshi Kurosawa: Yes it's true, my film feature very passive characters, but I think that's a very Japanese way to be. It's been mentioned more than a few times that you're going to go back to the Phantasm well one last time and shoot a fifth film, possibly with Bruce Campbell in the lead. I actually really take my hat off to her for her performance. It's a very effective technique. On behalf of animations fans everywhere, DVD Talk wishes Richard and the rest of the Aardman team a massive amount of success in their future projects. AR: I was trying to figure that out because I The core of what he taught me is that films aren't just about entertainment, but films are so vital and exciting that they are worth spending your whole life exploring and examining. Because the character is a blank slate, we can see the evolution of why the character becomes who they become.
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