what does it mean if its presented by someone, does that mean the presenter just like watched it and was like wow i present this movie or did he have something to do with the making of it or what? please explain this to me as fully as possible. thanks i will choose a best answer.
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It cetainly does not mean that QT directed the movie.\n\nRead this story for an understanding........\n\n You may get a chance to see Zhang Yimou's 2002 release, Hero (Ying Xiong), in the States since it’s being presented by Quentin Tarantino whose name flashes first thing on the trailer. First or not, Tarantino has done a justice to Asian cinema not only by showcasing its influences in movies like the Kill Bill Volumes but also by using his established name to bring some deserving Asian films into the light of the western world. "And I am very proud to do that," Tarantino tells Fangoria Magazine. "I had to fight for it with Miramax. I think they lost faith in it and everything. And I thought that Hero was an absolute masterpiece, so I fought with them not to cut it. Not to bring it down, but to keep it the same length as when I saw it. And finally they agreed if I would present it. So I got in touch with Zhang Yimou and he was cool with that. Yeah, he was as happy as a clam. So that's what I am doing—it's pretty much what I did for Iron Monkey." So Miramax is releasing it in the States (at least L.A. and New York), and rumors are flying that it'll be in its full glory, all 120 minutes rather than their edited, 95-minute European release, though we haven't seen the extra scenes yet. \n     Writer, producer, and director Zhang Yimou brings us Hero, a story of the revenge of the nameless warrior (played by Jet Li) of his people. Hero uses flashbacks to show how the nameless warrior defeats three assassins out to murder a warlord he intends to destroy in pre-unified China. The film contains stunning visuals and martial art scenes throughout, comes from the producers of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, and is hailed by critics as even better. \n\n\n\n \n     Western audiences may also get a chance (cross our fingers!!) to see Zhang Yimou's follow up to Hero, Shi Mian Mai Fu (aka House of Flying Daggers, aka Flying Daggers at Cannes, aka Lovers in Japan), seeing that its full trailer is now popping up online. Shi Mian Mai Fu is about a soldier and a blind revolutionary who fall in love during their journey. You can check out the trailer here on WMP (the only format so far). You can also check out the Hero trailer at Yahoo! Movies in WMP or QT. \n\n-Jennifer Hall\n\n..........................\n\nTo present is to back a movie for Distribution!
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This doesn't really make any sense to me.\nHere are those words in sentences.\nI had it.\nWe went to see it.\nIf we go to it you will see it.
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seen this before, very good\n\ni wont tell cos it will spoil it for the rest
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I have not seen the movie, so this question may or may not answer your question... but it's been a few days and nobody more informed has answered so perhaps this will help some.\n\nIMDB.com lists, among many other things, "alternate version" of movies.  If there are two or three versions of a movie floating around (edited, shorter, extended scenes, etc) IMDB will list them and say what the differences are.\n\nIMDB has no listing for alternate versions of this movie at all.  This makes it seem likely that those scenes aren't really there.  Absence of proof isn't proof of absence, however... sometimes the TV edits movies for time.  Perhaps that's what happened?   \n\nHope this helps.  Good luck finding more information.
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This is an old joke but your presentation is quite good.\n\n\n--- LeeeN
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hey bud - \n\nit is played in peices throughout the whole movie.
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Good: It's a tiny program.\n\nBad:  Government art.  Committee-think.  Invariably ugly.  Even the NPR nerdy radio art programs are ugly, and they are only sounds!\n\nAlmost as bad as European movies.
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I'm not from England, but Scotland, and live here in the States and have done for a long time.\nThe trouble with slang, and any other idiom, which is a native or local language. You speak it every day, to your local people, and they all understand what you are saying.\nIt's when an outsider comes to visit, and hears those terms, as you did in the movie, they have to ask what that word means.\nSo without knowing the specifics of the words, it's hard to tell you what it means.\nOne I am sure, you may not have heard, is "Gobsmacked"\nThat's when you see something and are in awe of it, and can't find the words to say, to describe your feelings.\nI hope you get some good answers, it's  good question.
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The movies are late? Hmm... Well, I'll do my best, I'm from Hong Kong too. Er, no offense to the other two answerers, but um, their answers are in simplified Chinese, and we in Hong Kong are more used to traditional Chinese. So:(This may be a bit slang, a bit more friendly, but very "modern" if you get what I mean, just copy the characters and all will be fine. Unless you want the formal kind and have to get every character right!)\nMovies as in DVDs?\n多謝曬!不過唔好意思,D碟來遲左\nThen of course, if you want the formal one:\n多謝你, 不過我亦十分抱歉那些影碟來遲了\nOkay, but I'm not sure if this will appear on the screen, so if you don't see every character, e- mail me, and I'm not quite sure of your meaning, so if you want to clearify this before you write this to her, please, do e- mail me. Hope this helped!
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You 'have' to make a movie.  But you have no inspiration to do so.  Then why are you trying to make a movie?  If you can't find anything that inspires you, then how are you gonna inspire your audience?  Just a thought ;-)
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it's just a summary..dont be afraid. its basically the way you understand the concept.maybe you can throw in your own little example.
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I have no clue what you are talking about. But check TV guide channel online and see if you can find the date and time that the movie aired.
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the movie came out not to long ago..\n\nthey show the episodes on showcase..\n\ni dont know if you get that in the states or not
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The word "medium" here refers to the *means* by which the message is sent.  Is the message being delivered through a live person, the television, printed word, etc?  \n\nThe statement is urging you to pay attention to what the speaker is trying to say, and ignore whether the speaker's gender, race, attractiveness, etc.  It's a well-documented fact that an audience tends to respond most positively to a speaker that is good-looking and charming, and is less likely to find the speaker credible if he is ugly or hesitant.
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Seen it alot. In some cases, like in comedys such as Leslie Nielsen films, it's deliberate , but usuall it's just an oversight by the editing department.  Fun to look for and funny when found\n\nwww.imdb.com is a good website to find these things. if you go to gamebase on the website there is a category called popular movie goofs. funny!!
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Id need a little more information on what file format the movie was in. .avi .mpeg or what? Email me at xx.eightyeight.xx@gmail.com with the file format and Ill be able to help you.
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No.  That would be considered an unauthorized public performance.  You would probably hve to pay the same price as the movie theatres ot play it once and the same as the video rental stores if it is going to be shown repeatedly.  Contact whoever owns the rights to the movie to find out what the cost is.