The Creeps in 3D For Your TV!

The Creeps in 3D For Your TV! Review

The Creeps in 3D For Your TV! Overview

THE CREEPS is a genuine 3-D film shot on 35mm with Chris Condon Stereovision lenses. These lenses utilize a 3-D filming technique called "over and under." During filming, a normal 35mm film frame is exposed by two lenses (one for each eye view) instead of one. The top half of the film frame is exposed by one lense and the bottom half of the frame by the other lense. Hence, the name "over and under."

Great care was taken during the transfer and multiplexing (combining the two eye views) to correct convergence in many shots and scenes. The quality of 3-D on this disc is excellent for field sequential home viewing.

This disc contains stereo (3-D) menus and logos, as well.

The Creeps has been availble in 2D, but is now available for the first time ever in 3-D on DVD. To our knowledge, this DVD represents the first legitimately released feature-length 3-D film in field sequential 3-D. A must have for 3-D collectors!

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*Viewing this disc requires 3D shutter glasses. *This disc is region coded 1-5. *This disc is an NTSC field sequential 3D DVD

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Allegheny Uprising

Allegheny Uprising Review

Allegheny Uprising Feature

• Set in British colonial America, troubles arise when James Smith (John Wayne) disregards rules set by the government concerning the trading of goods to Native Americans. He organizes a group to disguise themselves and disrupts shipments causing his imprisonment. Runtime: 81 mins Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: WESTERN Rating: NR Age: 053939786422 UPC: 053939786422 Manu

Allegheny Uprising Overview

ALLEGHENY UPRISING - DVD Movie

Allegheny Uprising Specifications

Allegheny Uprising is an engaging blend of historical fiction, boisterous backwoods comedy, and pretty much nonstop rowdydow that qualifies as one of John Wayne's more offbeat vehicles. Made half a year after his stellar breakout in Stagecoach, the picture re-teams Wayne with Claire Trevor as a frontier tomboy who supplies feisty love interest. A decade and a half before the Revolutionary War, a community in south-central Pennsylvania (apparently Chambersburg) stages a principled rebellion against King George III's forces that's more social protest than full-fledged revolt. Wayne plays a thoughtful fellow named Jim Smith who, with his "men of the Conococheague," demonstrates to the Crown that it's bad faith to lend military protection to unscrupulous traders (cue Brian Donlevy) clandestinely peddling firearms and English-made weaponry to the Indians.

Now, there just aren't that many "Westerns" set in Pennsylvania, so Allegheny Uprising gets points for freshness. It also falls into a limbo between A and B movies, coming in at a trim 80 minutes but boasting larger action set-pieces (shot on location in credibly Pennsylvanian pockets of California) than was customary for RKO, a studio that tended toward in-house miniatures; Nicholas Musuraca, a future Val Lewton and film noir mainstay, proves himself a master of sunlit cinematography as well. Director William A. Seiter (with a string of Shirley Temple movies behind him) never finds a satisfying overall rhythm, and there are odd scraps of unrealized intentions in producer P.J. Wolfson's script (e.g., the sudden murder of a captured Indian raider at knifepoint, whereupon Smith ruefully observes, "We teach 'em everything, don't we?"). The most interesting element of the film is George Sanders' performance as an intransigent Brit officer who causes much of the strife with the Colonials, yet discloses unexpected vulnerability in private moments. --Richard T. Jameson

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LightWave 3D 7 : Motion Designer Essentials - Class on Demand Video Training Tutorial DVD

LightWave 3D 7 : Motion Designer Essentials - Class on Demand Video Training Tutorial DVD Review

LightWave 3D 7 : Motion Designer Essentials - Class on Demand Video Training Tutorial DVD Overview

LightWave expert and trainer, Lee Stranahan teaches you all about LightWave's powerful soft body dynamics - Motion Designer. This highly informative tutorial was created using LightWave 7.5.

You will learn:
* Modeling Objects for Motion Designer
* Proper Surfacing
* Setting Up Motion Designer
* Adding Gravity
* Wind Dynamics
* Motion Dynamcis
* Collision Objects
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