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Intro to restored TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE at Directors Fortnight in Cannes
Introduction to the screening of the restored 4K TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE at Directors Fortnight in Cannes on May 22, 2014. Presented by Nicolas Winding Refn. Shot by @colingeddes
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Jean Claude VanDamme introduces EAGLE'S PATH in Cannes May 2010
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JCVD introduces EAGLE'S PATH, his new film that he directed, wrote and acted in. This screening was in the Cannes market for film buyers, but there were a large number of public in the audience.
George Romero's introduction for Day of the Dead
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George Romero introducing a 25th Anniversary screening of DAY OF THE DEAD at the TIFF Cinematheque as part of the Robin Wood tribute, July 8th, 2010, Toronto, ON
Horroridor - Nuit Blanche 2008
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Footage of an amazing installation from Nuit Blanche 2008 in the tunnels at Toronto's Union Station.
Midnight Madness 2009 - The Loved Ones Q&A - Day 4 [TIFF09]
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Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2009 Place: Ryerson Theatre Event: Midnight Madness - International Premiere Shot and Edited by: Sheleigh Bober "The Loved Ones" can be best described as "Pretty in Pink" meets "Misery." And there is indeed a lot of misery as this film really comes out of nowhere and keeps hitting you in ways you don't expect. Sean Byrne is a first-time director, but after this ama...
Midnight Madness 2009 - The Loved Ones - Day 4 [TIFF09]
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Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2009 Place: Ryerson Theatre Event: Midnight Madness - International Premiere Shot and Edited by: Sheleigh Bober "The Loved Ones" can be best described as "Pretty in Pink" meets "Misery." And there is indeed a lot of misery as this film really comes out of nowhere and keeps hitting you in ways you don't expect. Sean Byrne is a first-time director, but after this ama...
Midnight Madness 2009 - George A. Romero's Survival of the Dead Q&A - Day 3 [TIFF09]
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Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2009 Place: Ryerson Theatre Event: Midnight Madness - World Premiere Shot and Edited by: Sheleigh Bober "Survival of the Dead" is the latest work from zombie godfather, George A. Romero. Taking a side-story from his last work, "Diary of the Dead," Romero follows a group of camo-wearing vigilantes to Plum Island where the resident are hell-bent on keeping their de...
Midnight Madness 2009 - George A. Romero's Survival of the Dead - Day 3 [TIFF09]
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Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2009 Place: Ryerson Theatre Event: Midnight Madness - World Premiere Shot and Edited by: Sheleigh Bober "Survival of the Dead" is the latest work from zombie godfather, George A. Romero. Taking a side-story from his last work, "Diary of the Dead," Romero follows a group of camo-wearing vigilantes to Plum Island where the resident are hell-bent on keeping their de...
Midnight Madness 2009 - George A. Romero's Survival of the Dead Q&A - Day 3 [TIFF09]
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Midnight Madness 2009 - George A. Romero's Survival of the Dead Q&A - Day 3 [TIFF09]
Midnight Madness 2009 - Daybreakers - Day 2 [TIFF09]
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Midnight Madness 2009 - Daybreakers - Day 2 [TIFF09]
Midnight Madness 2009 - Daybreakers Q&A - Day 2 [TIFF09]
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Midnight Madness 2009 - Daybreakers Q&A - Day 2 [TIFF09]
Midnight Madness 2009 - Jennifer's Body Q&A - Day 1 [TIFF09]
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Midnight Madness 2009 - Jennifer's Body Q&A - Day 1 [TIFF09]
Midnight Madness 2009 - Jennifer's Body - Day 1 [TIFF09]
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Midnight Madness 2009 - Jennifer's Body - Day 1 [TIFF09]
Midnight Madness 2009 - Meet The Girls of "Bitch Slap" [TIFF09]
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Midnight Madness 2009 - Meet The Girls of "Bitch Slap" [TIFF09]
Edgar Wright intros POLICE STORY at The Bloor Cinema, Toronto
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Edgar Wright intros POLICE STORY at The Bloor Cinema, Toronto
JCVD - Day 1 of Midnight Madness 2008 @ TIFF
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JCVD - Day 1 of Midnight Madness 2008 @ TIFF
TIFF07: Takeshi Miike's SUKIYAKI WESTERN DJANGO + vid msg
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TIFF07: Takeshi Miike's SUKIYAKI WESTERN DJANGO vid msg
TIFF07: FLASH POINT Intro w Wilson Yip
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TIFF07: FLASH POINT Intro w Wilson Yip
TIFF07: THE DEVIL'S CHAIR World Premiere - Q&A Part 2
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TIFF07: THE DEVIL'S CHAIR World Premiere - Q&A Part 2
Love that he praises “Frankenhooker.”
Music is amazing
Yes Opera is both very cruel but also has a few very genius shots/cinematography and aesthetics but it also has several sloppy thought-out and excuted scenes (the spartment where they don't dare to pick up the phone from the floor is so silly)
thank you
hAHa LOOVE IT!
i gotta say, ive watched 2 of his movies for the first time, and my god they are fucking horrible to me. pretty as fuck to look at in a lot of scenes/ways. but holllly shit are they also offputting as all fuck.
elaborate
Argento the best in the world !!!!!!!
Il mio regista preferito !!!!
May he rest in peace .king.of zombie moives
Growing up in the Pittsburgh area during these times was so unique and George and Tom definitely shaped our lives. I watched Chiller Theatre every Saturday night, been to the original cemetery from Night, Dawn scared the shit out of me, and I saw my favorite movie of all time, Day, at the theater on opening night with my two best teenage friends in Greensburg, PA. Been to Monroeville mall to see the shooting locations, and even did the Day of the Dead shooting spots tour in Ft. Myers. It's just part of the culture living there during those times, and still to this day. These guys hold legacy status in SW PA.
I first saw Day of the Dead on one of the cable channels, which I believe was the USA network. There was really no way to edit that movie to make it less gruesome. They bleeped out all the cuss words and some of the worst gore but it was pretty much in tact. It was very dark without the comic relief of Dawn. Two very different movie about similar subject matter.
Romero and Russo made my favorite movie Night of the Living Dead
I miss George Romero
He looks like he cuts his own hair with a cake spatula.
Grandfather of zombies RIP😢
Night of the Living Dead was fantastic. Dawn of the Dead was ok. Day of the Dead was SO bad, it's embarrassing. It deserved the bad press it got.
Day of the Dead was fantastic
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The best director in the world!!
So let me make sure I understand this. He's apologizing for not making strong female characters in night and dawn, and made the lead in day strong to make up for the weak females in the first two? That's pathetic. First and foremost, your #1 job is to make your characters entertaining so your movie makes money. I don't believe for a minute at the time George did the strong female leads to pacify all the woke Karens out there. Nobody gave two shits and a fart about that stuff at that time. BTW I liked day better than dawn for the reason that George spent more screen time developing interesting characters.
Rest in peace good sir! 😇
In loving memory of Joe Pilato and George Romero: An extended fan edit of the original "Day of the Dead", with more fx, updated for the times, and other fun changes. Enjoy! czcams.com/video/1ndulDGv3Tc/video.html
Rest in peace
He looks like Brian May
He seemed like a fantastic person, I always heard he was like a father to everyone on set and he knew how to help everyone. Be at rest, you crazy diamond.
Never met the man behind it this is as close as it gets for me what a legend
Diary definitely wasn’t George’s Romero’s best movie but wish I could’ve been to the premiere.
Rest in peace to the legend of zombie films, George Romero.
RIP Mr. Romero! Thank you for your contribution to the film industry and especially the zombie genre ! Day and dawn of the dead are 2 of my favorite zombie films but my edge goes to day of the dead personally.
The film's aside Romero was genuinely a person of great depth... substance.. character. Call it whatever you can relate too. I know it's rare and I'm grateful for the very real very tangible artifacts he left in his wake.
I've seen most of George's movies multiple times, my favourite has always been the '78 classic Dawn Of The Dead and a guilty pleasure is his underrated 1981 action movie called Knightriders starring Ed Harris as King William, Tom Savini as The Black Knight and has a cameo by Stephen King as Hoagie Man.
Awesome director! RIP MR Romero👍
I love the original Dawn of the Dead 1979, George Romero is the father of the modern-day zombies in movies and TV like Shakespeare he was making statements about society through his art.
I think lucio fulci does better horror and more creepy movies
Dario Argento used to rent movies at my video-store when he was a kid. What a pleasure for an old man to sit and listen to him as a grown up artist... Anyway, thank you for reading my lie.
Thank you for sharing this information!
WTF? Why would you lie about this?
@@maq3009 lmao right? its such an obvious lie it has to be sarcasm lol
Bravo!!!
I miss George! What a guy! RIP Legend, Husband, Father, Friend to many!
That's funny I was talking to a friend about the evolution of woman character in his movies and I exactly told him what Romero's said before viewing this vidéo ^^ I could have been Romero ! When night of the living dead was shot woman characters in cinéma were broadly clichés. Barbara's reminds me of women character in some Kurosawas movies. Maybe 68 did some positive change ^^ Romero always said that many of the famous choice he made were unintintional, which makes him humble. That's why I really love watching interviews of him.
Creepy as hell, he is a Satan worshipper who looks like Dracula and his daughter is a real witch.
another movie that just got more popular as the years went on. 1985 horror at its best.
Why use a soundbite from the trailer from TLHOTL?
4:21 I have a professor for game design who says TO THIS DAY that it was intentional and it's just not. Straight from George's mouth it was NOT intentional. That means nothing to dismiss it or the impact of it, but she kept saying "Directors make these decisions for a reason"
Shot & edited by Colin Geddes? "I'm gonna send you to sing-sing Geddes ! SING-SING !"
he sounds different here
IMHO, there's been a lot of amazing and talented zombie film directors who stood the test of time, like Lucio Fulci, Victor Halperin (White Zombie, which was often cited as the first zombie film), Dario Argento, etc. but i don't think any of them really matched up to the likes of George Romero.
Lei vede il youtube chi si chiama "Freddy jobling gialle"? Da dove io puo trovarlo ? Lei conosce il titolo ed il anno?
Rest in peace, you legend.
,You teacher, you martyr, and SHINE! ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND!
RIP George A Romero.
Rockin'Rob210 the G.O.A.T
day of the dead is my number 1 zombie film, rest in peace Mr Romero
The Mighty Pickaxe96 i personally loved Dawn of the Dead because george put a significant emphasis on his lead character being a lady, not only that but the soundtrack for the film is amazing (Goblin; they composed alot of scores for his films). Day is damn near perfection, again, along w/ the musical scores but Dawn will always hold a special place in my rotten, beating heart.
@@benjamintheengineer I think you mean Day of the Dead with regard to the female lead, George was angry with himself for making Fran in Dawn of the Dead so pathetic.
Benjamin Fechtler day of the dead has Sarah and she’s a badass like Ellen ripley and Sarah Connor in my opinion
@Lord Belial exactly lol
His best characters he ever developed
RIP GEORGE A ROMERO.