CON AIR A film review by Chuck Dowling Copyright 1997 Chuck Dowling
Con-Air (1997) *1/2 out of ***** - Cast: Nicolas Cage, John Malkovich, John Cusack, Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, Colm Meaney. Don Davis. Written by: Scott Rosenberg. Directed by: Simon West. Running Time: 115 minutes.
Sometimes I just don't know what's worse: a movie that's bad from start to finish, or a bad movie which every once in a while shows a moment of creativity, but then returns to being bad. "Con-Air" falls into the latter catagory.
The plot, if you can call it one, is childishly simple. Convicts take over a prison plane and attempt to escape to a foreign country. Good guys try to stop them. That's it. The film's main hero is Nicolas Cage, a former US Ranger who was sent to jail for accidentally killing a punk who was attacking him and his wife. (I guess that jail sentence was to send a message out to all people that accidentally killing a drunken hoodlum while defending your family WILL NOT BE TOLERATED!) This of course is merely just a gimmick to have a "good" guy on the plane when it gets hijacked. It just so happens that Cage is being paroled, and is just trying to return home to his wife and daughter.
The criminals who hijack the plane are John Malkovich, who plays Cyrus the Virus. His nickname is unjustified, as he never does anything to seemingly serve such a nickname. His assistant is Ving Rhames, who plays Diamond Dog. His nickname is unjustified, as he never does anything to seemingly serve such a nickname. Along the way they are joined by another criminal, Steve Buscemi, who plays the Marietta Mangler. His nickname is unjustified, as he never does anything to seemingly serve such a nickname. I think you can see a trend here.
The problem with "Con Air" is that it must have been written by a four year old. The "Oh Come On!" factor is high with this one, as more of the movie progresses you'll want to actually jeer the stupidity running rampant on the screen. There's not one new idea or concept here, and every cliche is beaten to hell, and then some more. For example, any movie where criminals hijack an airplane or an airport, do you think the main bad guy will sarcastically use flight attendant phrases, such as: "Enjoy your flight" or "Welcome aboard Con-Air"? What makes the whole thing infinitely more frustrating is that while this four year old was writing the script, apparently his folks would wander into the room and scribble a decent line of dialogue or a brief moment into the script. Then they'd wander off again to let the little one finish his little story.
The characters are one of the most disappointing things about the film. For no reason whatsoever, the writer gave Nicolas Cage's character an accent, and Cage decides to do a very slight variation of his "Raising Arizona" character's accent.  The last part of the film winds up in Las Vegas, and imagine that! Nicolas Cage is in Las Vegas! Can he do a movie not in Vegas?
John Cusack, who for some reason made this film yet completely trashes this type of film in interviews, is completely wrong in the part of a US Marshall (!). But, his character is worthless, and really has no bearing on anything. He's given a nemesis, a DEA agent (Colm Meaney), who's only purpose is to argue with Cusack. These two men argue about how things should be handled, who's tougher, blah blah blah, which only made me wonder why the government assigned two different agencies to this prison transfer but didn't bother to give anyone control of the situation.
Malkovich is just doing a slightly more maniacial version of his bad guy from "In The Line of Fire", which again distracted me because all I could do is remember how good "In The Line of Fire" was. His character also isn't extremely bright. He hides all the plans for the hijacking in his old jail cell, which are immediately discovered (and amazing decoded by Cusack in a matter of seconds). The problem is that these are papers, which could have easily been ripped up and flushed. But instead he just casually hides all this important evidence, which instantly lets the cops know what to do. A brilliant criminal indeed. Also, I can't watch Malkovich much because he's always giving interviews about how he doesn't really like films and would rather be in the theater.
Buscemi's character holds the most promise, as he gets a truly great entrance scene. Unfortunately as it turns out, his character - a mass murderer - turns out to be nothing but comic relief. A funny serial killer. His character's final scene, the last shot of the film, is supposed to be a big joke. But when you see it, really think about it. Is it really funny? If it happened near you, would you find it hilarious or be scared to death? What a total waste of potential there.
Amazingly the most sympathetic and crucial character of the film is a stuffed bunny rabbit. No, I'm not joking. Cage is bringing it home for his little girl, and you'll notice that throughout the film that this bunny rabbit is the basis for the film's turning points, as well as a basis for unintentional hilarity. Get this... at one point to threaten Nicholas Cage, Malkovich actually picks up the toy, holds a gun to it, and in all seriousness says "Stay back or the bunny gets it". Please feel free to throw the remainder of your soda at the screen when this happens. I guess the four year old thought it was hilarious.
After a slow opening 20 minutes to set the story, "Con-Air" is non-stop action. But it's so unoriginal and uninspired that you'll want it to stop. Also, I don't know what the director has done in the past, but he should not have been allowed to shoot or edit action sequences. The spastic and rapid fire editing makes "Natural Born Killers" look like one big tracking shot, as every time action takes place it's like looking at a cartoonist's flipbook of completely random images. It's much too noisy, as bullets fly, things explode, AND heavy score music blasts the audience all at once. If there was any dialogue in there, I hope I missed it. I guess one other big problem is that there's a false sense of urgency about capturing these guys. They don't have some sort of master plan to cause great harm to people, they're just trying to get to the Carribbean or wherever there's a non-extradition treaty. Nothing in the script was well thought out.
"Con-Air" is a total disappointment. Hopefully others can recognize its insulting stupidity and it will fade quickly from the summer movie scene. [R]
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Horror Sorcerer
Immune to:Lightning.
Skills: Casts Lightning.
Comment: Every dark cloud has a silver lining, but Lightning kills thousands of people who try to find it every year.

Bone Sorcerer
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Casts single target Frozen Soul.
Comment: Belonged to a clan of magicians who decided that not eating for four months would be great to communicate with spirts of the elements. In fact, it technically did work.
Strategy: If you really needed to, you could easily dodge the snowballs, but you shouldn’t have to anyway.
Burning Dead Sorcerer
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Casts single Unnamed fire projectile.
Comment:Chuckles, crackles and roasts you.
Strategy: Simple, as long as you don’t stand still without maxed resistances, you’ll have no problem.
Dark Inquisitor
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Casts Cold Beam and Gamma Field.
Comment: As his name says, he likes asking stuff to the darkness.
Strategy: Cold Beam won’t be a problem, but Gamma Field will. Keep in mind that even if your poison resistance lets you endure most of the damage, it lasts for a kinda long time, so after killing them it’s pot time.
Knight of War
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Charge (ignores your avoidance), Concentration aura, physical melee attack, chance to deal crushing blow.
Comment: Hates God of War. He can never make it throught the second boss.
Strategy: Beware, crushing blow attacks and Charge can be a deadly combo, ranged characters can possibly kill them before they get close, but melee chars should try to kill them as fast as possible, since getting melee locked by them is very bad.
Trapped Soul
Immune to: No element wanted to protect these suckers.
Skills: Melee physical “attack”.
Comment: :lol:
Strategy: Wait... those things are actually enemies? Lol, I thought they were just mana/life fountains! (= you can leech them, and their deaths trigger any life/mana on kill effect :P)
Tortured Soul
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Lightning melee attack, Casts Lightning.
Comment: Neutral spirit that has gained Lightning powers due to the electric chair sessions he has to stand every day.
Strategy: B47 kthxbai.
Living Flame ELITE
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Slow, directional fire stream (fake), fire based attack.
Comment: Used to be everone’s favourite in the alpha times. But then they lost their Fire Stream spell, and now... they’re just another elite :(.
 Not a problem *sigh*.
Heretic ELITE
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Using a physical, piercing (it has ND, don’t panic), weapon based Starburst clone, which we will call... Skullburst! (It shoots five skulls).
Comment: Heck! You possibly wouldn’t have killed them in Act I if you knew they’d end up like this, eh?
Strategy: In case you have heavy defense, you’ll avoid/tank (with pots :P) the skulls, so no big deal. But in case you don’t have so much def, you’ll have to keep moving to avoid cripples.
Skullburst works the same way Starburst does (this is, targeting you only once), so if you don’t stop too long in the same place you’ll avoid most of them.
Their HP might be a little higher than the usual of their zone, but it shouldn’t be too much of a problem anyway.
Twisted Soul
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Cast Single target snowball.

Strategy: Ok kids: If we have a mob with lousy HP, we take into a count the AI locks when next to walls and we also add an extremely avoidable elemental spell, what do we get?
Corruptor Warlock ELITE
Immune to: Poison.
Skills: Casts Putrid Orb.
Comment: Among other things I won’t mention (^^), Andy taught him the power to cast lot of her poisoned bolts at a time.
Strategy: Not a real problem, with maxed poison resistance you won’t really feel the burn. However, they move a little faster than usual and might lure you into a mobs pack if you chase them. Be careful with that, for their damage, added to being melee locked by other monsters might actually wear you down.
Lava Lord
Immune to: Fire
Skills: Casts a fiery rocks wave and has a melee fire attack.

Strategy: Attacks, casts and moves very slow, and on top with maxed fire resistance the damage of the rocks is absolutely pathethic. If there’s one thing you have to watch out for it’s their melee attack, it’s kinda heavy.
Pit Beast
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Casts poison sputter, melee poisoned attack.
Comment: Insane leaping freako that draws pleasure in spitting at people.
Strategy: B47, no excuses this time.
Dark Counselor
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Casts Venomous Spirit, melee poisoned attack.
Comment: His counsels often are like “Let’s kill more kids!” or “Why not spreading the Ebola via tainted butterflies?”.
Strategy: “Whaaah! If I stand still for five seconds until VS hits me I nearly die! Whaah!!”
-Well, I know it’s shocking, but you could move so that the extremely slow VS doesn’t hit you!
Dark Magistrate
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Casts Venomous Spirit and has a melee poisoned attack.
Comment: Used to teach majik in Hogwarts until some poison sorcies pwntd him.
Strategy: Move to avoid the VSs, if you do it then it’s ez job :P.
Hellcat ELITE
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Ranged/melee cold attack, casts Mark of the Wild on striking and has Taunting Aura.
Comment: Ok, let’s say it one more time: You can get it as a reanimated monster, but they won’t have the aura, period. And it wouldn’t have worked on monsters, however. There, you can stop farming BPR now :).

The radius is about the half of the screen, so actually it doesn’t force you to anything else than retreating a little to pwn them with your ranged attacks.
In fact, it doesn’t even fully lock ranged attacks, since you can still use regular attack with a bow/crossbow to shoot at them. However, this isn’t really reccomended since you might use up your projectiles.
-So basically, when you run into a pack of Hellcats with a ranged character simply get out of the aura range to use your skills. In case they are faster than you, place a lolsummon (Shredder is perfect for this job) to distract them for the few seconds you need and then range as usual.
For melee characters, the thing is pretty obvious.
Hellcat Priestess ELITE Lolcat.
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Cold ranged attack, casts Mark of the Wild on striking and has Taunting Aura.
Comment: Said to have a thing for Void Archons, but it might be just a rumor.
Strategy: Yeah, it says “Elite” and they look baddass, right? But on the other hand, you should already have maxed resistances, cold included, so the damage will utterly suck. Really, even despite of procing MotW, they will still deal too low damage per hit, which on top you can dodge with some defense.
Note: If both the regular Hellcats and the Priestesses have the aura... then what the heck is the difference between them?
Balrog
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Melee physical attack, casts Fire Splash on striking.
Comment: Blades forged at Hellforge! Because no one understands your demonic needs of setting things on fire better than Hephasto, come to the Hellforge!!
Strategy: If you have some defense and fire resistance you’ll tank them perfectly, because the only danger comes from the physical hit. If you don’t have enough defense, you’re likely to be a ranged character ( :P), so simply range them, in most cases they’ll die before they get to you.
Guardian
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Melee fire attack, casts Fire Splash on striking.
Comment: Nobody knows what the heck he guards... but hey, that means he’s doing a great job ;).
Strategy: B47, he may look big and bad, but the “fork in the eye” method usually fixes that.
Bronze Titan
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Stunning (5 seconds) melee physical attack, has a ? screen Fire Resistance aura that turns affected monsters immune to fire.
Comment: Were created by a mad scientific who decided to put a Brute in a microwave to “see what happens”.
Strategy: Flamestrike them to DEATH!!! ...Not. It’s pretty simple, if you commonly use fire, use your second element to obliterate them and stop them from rendering mobs invulnerable. Luring them would be an option too, but it’s not really needed.
Their actual damage sucks, by the way, so you don’t really have to worry about that if you want to melee them.
Silver Titan
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Stunning melee physical attack and a ? screen Cold Resistance aura to turn nearby monsters cold immune.
Comment: Yo dawg! Yeti priests are back!
Strategy: Just to taunt you, my dear summonsorc ;). Pummelazor them with your second element and you’ll be freezing enemies to death again in no time.
@Melee chars: :lol:
Gold Titan
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Stunning melee physical attack as well as a ? screen Lightning Resistance aura, which renders monsters within radius immune to Lightning.
Comment: Lol, this noob maxed a defensive aura! Lolol! Now he’s all screwed up because he doesn’t have enough points to max Fanaticism. Lololol!
Strategy: Does anyone use lightning at all? Why? Lightning isn’t poison... and poison rocks... :?
Use your second element and you’ll be ok.
If you’re a melee character, then congrats!  ;)... Just kidding. YOU FAIL!
Gothi ELITE
Immune to: Poison.
Skills: Casts Wyrd (weapon damage, pierces, ND) and melee physical attack.
Comment: Summoned by the Three from the distant ***** of Pokemon vs. Predator, they now will serve Hell until their final breath. (Pokemon vs. Predator thing read somewhere, written by Laz)
Strategy: Their very polite way of saying “Hi” is casting Wyrd on you from offscreen, but then they’ll cast it just every now and then. However, their damage isn’t too outstanding and it doesn’t make up for their lame attack and walk speed.
On top, you can avoid it with defense... so yeah, they won’t be too tough.
Mutilator ELITE
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Melee heavy physical attack, also shoots a wave of piercing (with ND) physical damage orbs (It spreads the same way as Arcane Torrent).
Comment: “Nobody likes me, so they can all just die!” –Ikari Shinji.
Strategy: Defense is the deity you have to adore to tank them, all of their attacks are weapon based, so it’s a major help. However, moving and shooting around every now and then does the trick perfectly for ranged characters.
Just a note for summoners, their missiles pierce, so if you think your swarm of minions will protect you from harm as usual you’re wrong, move around or face mutilation!
Chaos Caster
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Cast Slayer Bolt (heavy magic damage) and melee physical attack.
Comment: Also known as Fingermages or Stormcasters... or “Boo-hoo! Dey jus pwt me!!!”

However, what just chopped 2K of your life off in one hit was their slow moving Slayer Bolt, avoid it from now on and you’ll be ok. Melee characters don’t really have any problem because they won’t cast in melee range.
Soul Flayer
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Casts Slayer Bolt and has a physical melee attack.
Comment: It lived in Kurast’s jungle... but that was when it was alive, y’know.
Strategy: Avoid the bolts by moving and, when fighting packs, consider them very dangerous and eliminate them asap. The physical damage is important too, but defense helps with it, so no real problem for melee characters.
Incarnation
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Cast Slayer Bolts and has a melee physical attack.
Comment: Shouldn’t a mob called “Incarnation” actually have less ghostly look?
Strategy: Dodge the bolts and proceed to smack him whichever way you prefer.
Void Archon ELITE
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Melee Area of Effect physical attack, has Warp Field aura that pierces physical resistance by ??/??/80% and prevents your summoned / reanimated monsters from healing. Also blinds enemies on striking and has 75% Physical damage reduction.
Comment: *insert maniac laughter here* All those VAs you wrongly used Soulshatter on are here... Waiting for you... :twisted:
Strategy: VAs are, fairly, some of the most badass elite monsters.
Not only they are a threat by themselves, but the weakening effect nearly doubles any physical damage, which won’t exactly help you survive.
The best solution is luring them away from crowds, you won’t have too much problem doing it, because they can fly across any obstacle and are pretty fast when it comes to chase you.
Then killing them shouldn’t be “too hard”, as long as you have some defense to withstand their high AR, or you keep moving so that they won’t cripple you.
@Summoners: This kind of monster can wipe a half of your army with two hits, so either TP home and swarm them a few times or use your active skills and try to do it by yourself for once.
Dark Knight
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Melee physical attack.
Comment: It sure is a dark night!... ok...
Hell Knight
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Melee physical attack.
Comment: One of the many trusted warriors of hell... Being the “many” the key word, since the only hope of the Three when they deployed them was to get some time to make more elites.
Strategy: b47.
Chaos Knight
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Poisoned melee attack, cast Zen Bolt, which turns caster invulnerable to all elements (for two seconds), pierces, has ND and deals magic damage.
Comment: Unleash your inner anarchist! Chaos rulz!
Strategy: Maybe casting Zen Bolt with a ShadowBeast morph would actually be profitable, but there is just no way it helps these guys.
I mean, it might protect them from one blow... the next 427 will still hit them and kill them. Also the magic damage of the bolts themselves is laughable. Not a hard opponent.
Soul Mage
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Casts Zen Bolt, which turns him invulnerable to all elements for two seconds after casting. Also casts Soulstorm, which shoots Frozen Souls to enemies from the place it’s casted (it works like Bloodstorm).
Comment: A caster that wields a mace!! Lol, everyone knows maces are useless for casters! Dreamflange being the most useless one!
Strategy: Zen Bolt’s direct magic damage is kinda low and I’d say that almost ignorable, problems might come from the snowballs Soulstorm hurls at you, they are likely to stack and end up dealing some decent damage, but there are a few things to take into a cound about it:
They cast Soulstorm right on your head, meaning that no matter if they actually cast 679 on you, unless you move they won’t be able of targeting you, and therefore won’t deal any damage. But be aware that if you do move they’ll start shooting at you, dealing heavy damage (if a bunch of them are stacked) despite of your resistance.
But as long as you move a little, you shouldn’t have any problem with them.
(Thanks to BrotherLaz for the clarification on the way Soulstorm works, because trust me... it was VERY wrong.)
Blood Mage
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Casts Bloodstorm. Now that’s devotion!
Comment: Supermaxing Bloodstorm via unholy Energy amounts rocks, k?
Strategy: There’s something very interesting with their Bloodstorms, they cast them right on you, so actually the spell can either shoot to your allies, missing you, or it can simply stay there, gleaming but without shooting at you at all. Unless you move you won’t take any damage from it.
That said, you already have shiny maxed resistances, so no real problem.
And you can aways use any kind of walls/obstacles to protect you from the missiles.
Armageddon Knight ELITE
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Casts Zen Omni Lightning Bolt, which turns him invulnerable to elemental damages for two seconds after casting and unleashes an AoE single Ommi Lightning on striking. Also has a melee poison attack.
Comment: Doom! ( wtf?)
Strategy: Getting in their melee range stops them from casting/being invulnerable, and the damage can be withstood without too much effort. Not a hard elite. (I shed a tear every time I write things like that)
Tempest Mage ELITE
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Casts Zen Bolt (pierces, ND magic damage) and Zen Omni Lightning Bolt . Both turn him invulnerable to elements for two seconds after casting.
Comment: Learnt most of his magicks when he dared to raise a metal club to the sky in a stormy night.
Strategy: If you depend on elements to deal damage, you don’t like the fact he turns invulnerable to them. You can either hit him once in melee and then casting (since he’ll be in hit recovery and won’t cast, breaking the immunity shield) to pwn him or hang around until the immunity goes off by itself. Usually this last “tactic” consists on casting on his head even despite of the immunity and taking his few frames of weakness to slay him.
Note: He’s actually the leader of a pack of Armageddon Knights and always spawns with them.
Devourer
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Melee physical attack, eats corpses to spit acid that explodes on striking.
Comment: ...Hell needs cleaners, k?
Strategy: Of course you now have maxed fire resistance, but still the fiery sputter will deal high damage. The best solution is as simple as killing them before other mobs.
Gravedigger
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Melee physical attack, eats corpses to cast exploding sputters.
Comment: Dampe’s pets took care of his job after he passed away.

Fireblood ELITE
Immune to: Cold.
Skills: Melee physical attack, eats corpses to cast Molten Boulder. Invisibility.
Comment: The garbageman caaaan! ’Cause he’s a Homer Simpson’s maaan!

The best thing to do is luring all other mobs away, because they don’t usually follow you. Or you can kill them first, but this is kinda harder because of AoE attacks being counterproductive, since they may provide them corpses to cast MB... but well, if you are some kind of odd strange player who moves out of the way of slow deadly projectiles, you shouldn’t have too much problem anyway.
NOTE: I personally find this a very interesting information, on top if you’re going to QQ because one of these just killed you:
Back in the alpha, they spitted a fire missile just like their lesser brothers, which made them actually worth of the title Elite, they were tough and they could kill you pretty easily.
Freaking, eh?
Red Storm
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Casts badass shiny lazor, casts Static Trap on death and has a melee lightning attack..
Comment: Charms player’s minions on death so that they step on the trap and stun him/her, possibly leading to an early death.
Strategy: Watch out because Static Trap is no joke, these guys will die pretty fast, but if you step on one of the traps in the middle of a battle, you might regret it... a lot.
Their lightning damage is no match for your lightning resistance, however.
Hell Stone
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Casts a wave of fiery rocks and uses a melee fire attack.
Comment: This monster has a problem with dry skin.
Strategy: With fire resistance both the melee attacks and the rocks can be tanked. B47 plz.
Minotaur
Immune to: Fire.
Skills: Melee physical attack, casts Time Strike on attack.
Comment: Yo dawg! We heard you like Time Strike, so now we put Time S-... aw man... it’s a proc on attack... damnit... :(
Strategy: Melee monsters with melee procs, if you can tank other monsters, you can can tank them and use your 1337 life leech and high damage to slay them.
If you can’t tank, simply move, dodge and weave as usual. In fact, they aren’t too hard.
Horned Leviathan ELITE
Immune to: Magic.
Skills: Melee physical attack, casts Blink on attack.
Comment: Mystical minotaurs which fully understand the way energy flows through cosmos and have learnt to use that knowledge to enhance their face-mauling powers.
Strategy: The physical damage is kinda low, in fact, so there’s no real problem unless you’re not used to tank and a pack of them locks you in melee.
However, it’s always fun to see a summoner going berserk as three of them are stun-locking his summoned mobs with their Blink procs.
Moon Panther
Immune to: Lightning.
Skills: Mind Flay!
Comment: Ok, I was wrong about the covens, they seem to actually do something after a while!
Strategy: With maxed Lightning resistances you will still notice Mind Flay’s damage, but don’t worry, you can dodge it easily if you need to, and the electrokittens will die kinda fast, however.
Another noteworthy thing is the extreme range of Mind Flay, it’s about a screen and a half.
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FILM TITLE: LA BELLE NOISEUSE DIRECTOR: JACQUES RIVETTE COUNTRY: FRANCE 1992 CINEMATOGRAPHY: WILLY LUBTCHANSKY CAST: MICHEL PICCOLI, JANE BIRKIN, EMMANUELLE BEART, DAVID BURSZTEIN, GILLES ARBONA SUPER FEATURES: THE ART, and that hand.....
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I can only think of two countries where film is treated as pure literature, and very often allowed to live as such. RUSSIA has a history of film that is always in the neighborhood of three hours long. And FRANCE.
And the reason why these films are long, is because both of these countries have a fascination with the artist's thoughts at its deepest....what drives them, to create. Or, as is the case in many Russian films, the character studies always have to live out their life, be it in pain, or in sweetness. A little of the Dostoyevsky style to their film, if you will.
Jacques Rivette, has never made it as big as Francois Truffaut, or Jean Luc Godard, or Claude Chabrol, or Eric Rohmer, but if LA BELLE NOISEUSE is any indication, he is better than those ever were. To be perfectly honest with you, LA BELLE NOISEUSE is not a film, but really a special work in progress, and you should only sit through the four hours, if you enjoy the suspension of disbelief ( and belief ) to watch a film maker that allows the hand to paint at its own pace, and an artist ( and model ) to go through their inner changes... with the inevitable result at the end as a finished piece. THE FILM IS JUST THAT. And even as the aging Frenhofer says himself, it has no meaning, it just lives, there are no rights or wrongs, just moments, where the sparks fly and the canvas is on fire, or nothing happens.
And there is more open moments for ad libbing in this film than Godard ever created. It strikes me that the dialogue was set amid ideas, and the actors were allowed to flow with it until a result was achieved. And the director, of course, has the same dilemma as Fronhofer, because he has to find those moments. And indeed, HE DOES.
The story is really simple, and has nothing to tell us. An aging artist named Frenhofer ( Piccoli ) who has been living with Liz ( Jane Birkin ), has stagnated for ten years since his relationship to Liz either has softened, or lost its spark. Before that he painted with wild abandon, and spent much time with her. And in many ways, the film immediately suggests that it is the fact that they were involved which hurt his art, since now it is personal, intimate, and there is a tendency to be protective so not to hurt it ( which could have happened before ) along the way. In comes a 'student' who wants to learn, but it is his girlfriend ( Emmanuelle Beart ) that ends up being asked to pose for the aging painter, much to the chagrin of her lover.
And the film starts the process in motion. We follow the hand as it draws its very first lines in years, and it is shy, and unsure of itself. And the next two and a half hours are an incredible array of images of painter at work, and resetting his model, in search of a special moment in time. Just about intermission time, the real battle shows up. There is a certain point where many artists have been, that can be a bit dangerous. And that is called the 'point of no return' with a model, and the effect can be invasive, and uncertain, and often extremely un-nerving to those involved. Here, either the two continue the work, or they get involved. And the consequences can destroy the work in progress. The emotional bond diminishes the work, or so it seems, and Frenhofer makes a point of saying. It isn't her body he is after, and neither her ideas. When he admits that he is afraid of hurting his model, the young woman immediately jumps out and demands that he continue. She is not enamored with the job, but has come to allow, and appreciate a little of his nature. And in the end, when he has found something, the model takes a look at it. And she doesn't like it. Here it could be inferred that it showed the real 'her', and that she didn't like it at all. He has succeeded. But she is an internal mess. And totally unsure of herself, not because she does not know anything, but because she has to evaluate herself. And she proceeds to do so. She dissolves her relationship with the student, the young man who wanted to learn from Frenhofer, but didn't have the courage to go beyond a certain point in his work. The happy artist has done his job. The frustrated artist ( the young one ) , still can't figure out his job, or his relationship to it.
Using the hand of a real artist ( Frenchman Bernard Dufour ), doing work in real time, the life in the canvas begins to grow, from mere sketches to a real piece of work.
STUNNING FILM. IT WILL KEEP YOU THINKING THE WHOLE TIME. BEAUTIFULL ART, and a chance to see an artist at it. ( If you get bored easily, forget this film ... )
5 GIBLOONS
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TOY STORY 2 A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Previously destined for a straight-to-video release, the TOYS are back in the long-awaited sequel to 1995's massively successful TOY STORY.
Thank God! Almost as good as the original, TOY STORY 2 is an unabashed crowd-pleaser to children and adults. With enough (non-offensive) adult humor and plenty of good-natured kid stuff, this film had our tiny audience in stitches from start to finish.
TOY STORY 2 picks up right where the original left off. With Andy (Morris) off to `Cowboy Camp,' Mom (Metcalf) decides to throw a yard sale, and Woody ends up being stolen by the evil toy magnate Al (Knight), owner of Al's Toy Barn. Turns out Woody (Hanks) is a relic from a 1950's TV show, and he completes an extremely valuable collection which is set to be shipped off to a museum in Japan.
Held prisoner, Woody runs into the rest of the cast of `Woody's Roundup'--his horse Bullseye, prospector Stinky Pete (Grammer), and spunky cowgirl Jessie (Cusack). Turns out they're okay with the Japan trip, and soon, Woody starts to like the idea of moving overseas to be idolized forever. But it's Buzz Lightyear (Allen), to the rescue! With the aid of the usual gang of followers from the original, a massive mission to save Woody is launched.
A huge chunk of TOY STORY 2's humor is derived from clever referential jokes to the original, so be sure you've seen it first. Also, the story is tons of fun, but--and believe me, I feel weird about typing these words--it also lacks the depth of the first film. As messages go, the original TOY STORY's themes of blind acceptance were more powerful.
Still, Hanks and Allen are incredibly fun, but it's Cusack's Jessie that steals the show with as the over-the-top cowgirl. Overall, TOY STORY 2 is simply a whole lot of good, clean fun. And there ain't nothing wrong with that.
RATING: ****
|------------------------------| \ ***** Perfection \ \ **** Good, memorable film \ \ *** Average, hits and misses \ \ ** Sub-par on many levels \ \ * Unquestionably awful \ |------------------------------|
MPAA Rating: G
Director: Colin Brady, John Lasseter Producer: Ralph Guggenheim Writer: Andrew Stanton, Rita Hsiao, Doug Chamberlin, Chris Webb Starring: Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, Wallace Shawn, John Ratzenberger, Annie Potts, Joan Cusack, Jodi Benson, R. Lee Ermey, Kelsey Grammer, Laurie Metcalf, Wayne Knight, John Morris, Estelle Harris
http://disney.go.com/worldsofdisney/toystory2/index.html
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Package org.drip.param.market
Class CreditCurveScenarioContainer
java.lang.Object
org.drip.param.market.CreditCurveScenarioContainer
public class CreditCurveScenarioContainer
extends java.lang.Object
CreditCurveScenarioContainer contains the place holder for the bump parameters and the curves for
the different credit curve scenarios. Contains the spread and the recovery bumps, and the credit curve
scenario generator object that wraps the calibration instruments. It also contains the base credit curve,
spread bumped up/down credit curves, recovery bumped up/down credit curves, and the tenor mapped up/down
credit curves.
- Module = Product Core Module
- Library = Fixed Income Analytics
- Project = Product Cash Flow, Valuation, Market, Pricing, and Quoting Parameters
- Package = Curves Surfaces Quotes Fixings Container
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
CC_BASE
CC Scenario Basestatic int
CC_FLAT_DN
CC Scenario Parallel Downstatic int
CC_FLAT_UP
CC Scenario Parallel Upstatic int
CC_RR_FLAT_DN
CC Scenario Recovery Parallel Downstatic int
CC_RR_FLAT_UP
CC Scenario Recovery Parallel Upstatic int
CC_TENOR_DN
CC Scenario Tenor Downstatic int
CC_TENOR_UP
CC Scenario Tenor Up -
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description CreditCurveScenarioContainer(CalibratableComponent[] aCalibInst, double dblCouponBump, double dblRecoveryBump)
Construct CreditCurveScenarioContainer from the array of calibration instruments, the coupon bump parameter, and the recovery bump parameter -
Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description CreditCurve
base()
Return the base credit curveCreditCurve
bumpDown()
Return the bump Down credit curveCreditCurve
bumpRecoveryDown()
Return the recovery bump Down credit curveCreditCurve
bumpRecoveryUp()
Return the recovery bump up credit curveCreditCurve
bumpUp()
Return the bump up credit curveboolean
cookCustomCC(java.lang.String strName, java.lang.String strCustomName, ValuationParams valParams, MergedDiscountForwardCurve dc, GovvieCurve gc, java.lang.String[] astrCalibMeasure, double[] adblQuote, double dblRecovery, LatentStateFixingsContainer lsfc, ValuationCustomizationParams vcp, boolean bFlat, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtpDC, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtpTSY, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtpCC)
Cook the credit curve according to the desired tweak parametersboolean
cookScenarioCC(java.lang.String strName, ValuationParams valParams, MergedDiscountForwardCurve dc, GovvieCurve gc, java.lang.String[] astrCalibMeasure, double[] adblQuote, double dblRecovery, LatentStateFixingsContainer lsfc, ValuationCustomizationParams vcp, boolean bFlat, int iScenario)
Cook and save the credit curves corresponding to the scenario specifiedCaseInsensitiveTreeMap<CreditCurve>
custom()
Return the Custom credit curve mapCaseInsensitiveTreeMap<CreditCurve>
tenorBumpDown()
Return the tenor bump Down credit curve mapCaseInsensitiveTreeMap<CreditCurve>
tenorBumpUp()
Return the tenor bump up credit curve mapMethods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Field Details
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CC_BASE
public static final int CC_BASECC Scenario Base- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CC_FLAT_UP
public static final int CC_FLAT_UPCC Scenario Parallel Up- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CC_FLAT_DN
public static final int CC_FLAT_DNCC Scenario Parallel Down- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CC_TENOR_UP
public static final int CC_TENOR_UPCC Scenario Tenor Up- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CC_TENOR_DN
public static final int CC_TENOR_DNCC Scenario Tenor Down- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CC_RR_FLAT_UP
public static final int CC_RR_FLAT_UPCC Scenario Recovery Parallel Up- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
CC_RR_FLAT_DN
public static final int CC_RR_FLAT_DNCC Scenario Recovery Parallel Down- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
-
Constructor Details
-
CreditCurveScenarioContainer
public CreditCurveScenarioContainer(CalibratableComponent[] aCalibInst, double dblCouponBump, double dblRecoveryBump) throws java.lang.ExceptionConstruct CreditCurveScenarioContainer from the array of calibration instruments, the coupon bump parameter, and the recovery bump parameter- Parameters:
aCalibInst
- Array of calibration instrumentsdblCouponBump
- Coupon BumpdblRecoveryBump
- Recovery Bump- Throws:
java.lang.Exception
- Thrown if inputs are invalid
-
-
Method Details
-
cookScenarioCC
public boolean cookScenarioCC(java.lang.String strName, ValuationParams valParams, MergedDiscountForwardCurve dc, GovvieCurve gc, java.lang.String[] astrCalibMeasure, double[] adblQuote, double dblRecovery, LatentStateFixingsContainer lsfc, ValuationCustomizationParams vcp, boolean bFlat, int iScenario)Cook and save the credit curves corresponding to the scenario specified- Parameters:
strName
- Credit Curve NamevalParams
- ValuationParamsdc
- Base Discount Curvegc
- Govvie CurveastrCalibMeasure
- Matched array of Calibration measuresadblQuote
- Matched array of QuotesdblRecovery
- Curve Recoverylsfc
- Latent State Fixings Containervcp
- Valuation Customization ParametersbFlat
- Whether the calibration is to a flat curveiScenario
- One of the values in the CC_ enum listed above.- Returns:
- Success (true), failure (false)
-
cookCustomCC
public boolean cookCustomCC(java.lang.String strName, java.lang.String strCustomName, ValuationParams valParams, MergedDiscountForwardCurve dc, GovvieCurve gc, java.lang.String[] astrCalibMeasure, double[] adblQuote, double dblRecovery, LatentStateFixingsContainer lsfc, ValuationCustomizationParams vcp, boolean bFlat, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtpDC, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtpTSY, ManifestMeasureTweak rvtpCC)Cook the credit curve according to the desired tweak parameters- Parameters:
strName
- Scenario Credit Curve NamestrCustomName
- Scenario NamevalParams
- Valuation Parametersdc
- Discount Curvegc
- Govvie CurveastrCalibMeasure
- Array of calibration measuresadblQuote
- Double array of input quotesdblRecovery
- Recovery Ratelsfc
- Latent State Fixings Containervcp
- Valuation Customization ParametersbFlat
- Whether the calibration is flatrvtpDC
- Node Tweak Parameters for the Base Discount CurvervtpTSY
- Node Tweak Parameters for the TSY Discount CurvervtpCC
- Node Tweak Parameters for the Credit Curve- Returns:
- True - Credit Curve successfully created
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base
Return the base credit curve- Returns:
- The base credit curve
-
bumpUp
Return the bump up credit curve- Returns:
- The Bumped up credit curve
-
bumpDown
Return the bump Down credit curve- Returns:
- The Bumped Down credit curve
-
bumpRecoveryUp
Return the recovery bump up credit curve- Returns:
- The Recovery Bumped up credit curve
-
bumpRecoveryDown
Return the recovery bump Down credit curve- Returns:
- The Recovery Bumped Down credit curve
-
tenorBumpUp
Return the tenor bump up credit curve map- Returns:
- The Tenor Bumped up credit curve Map
-
tenorBumpDown
Return the tenor bump Down credit curve map- Returns:
- The Tenor Bumped Down credit curve Map
-
custom
Return the Custom credit curve map- Returns:
- The Custom credit curve Map
-


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Your address could not be found for order - {{linked_txn_id}}, please enter your details here
{% elif status == delivery_statuses.DELIVERY_EXTRA %}
To complete your order: {{linked_txn_id}} and begin delivery,
please add delivery fees for postage to
{% if delivery_zone == 'RoW' %} the rest of the world {% else %} {{ delivery_zone }} {% endif %}
for £{{delivery_balance}}
Complete you order on the paypal web page, redirecting you to the home page


The context within which to execute the onTick method. This defaults to the cronjob itself allowing you to call this.stop()
. However, if you change this you'll have access to the functions and values within your context object.
 This can be in the form of cron syntax or a JS Date
object.
Logging object for handling log messages. "null" means no log messages. Default: console
Maximum number of executions that run in parallel (additional execution attempts are ignored). Default: no limit
A function that will fire when the job is stopped with job.stop()
, and may also be called by onTick
at the end of each run.
The function to fire at the specified time. If an onComplete
callback was provided, onTick
will receive it as an argument. onTick
may call onComplete
when it has finished its work.
This will immediately fire your onTick
function as soon as the requisit initialization has happened. This option is set to false
by default for backwards compatibility.
Specifies whether to start the job just before exiting the constructor. By default this is set to false. If left at default you will need to call job.start()
in order to start the job (assuming job
is the variable you set the cronjob to).
Whether to stop the cron job if an error occured during execution. Default: false
Specify the timezone for the execution. This will modify the actual time relative to your timezone. If the timezone is invalid, an error is thrown. You can check all timezones available at Moment Timezone Website. Probably don't use both timeZone
and utcOffset
together or weird things may happen.
If you have code that keeps the event loop running and want to stop the node process when that finishes regardless of the state of your cronjob, you can do so making use of this parameter. This is off by default and cron will run as if it needs to control the event loop. For more information take a look at timers#timers_timeout_unref from the NodeJS docs.
This allows you to specify the offset of your timezone rather than using the timeZone
param. Probably don't use both timeZone
and utcOffset
together or weird things may happen.
Uber cron job parameters. Extends the original CronJobParameters interface, adding additional uber-cron parameters


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Phylotastic portal
View a tree for a list of species (with images and link-outs). The portal will help you make a list by harvesting names from a web page or file (PDF, docx, etc), reading your pre-made list (one name per line or DwC-A) or choosing from a taxon you name (e.g., "Felidae").
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Phylotastic "trees to go" mobile app
Snap photos of signs in a zoo, museum, arboretum, etc., and you can use our app to extract out species names, add them to a list, and get make a tree. Available for iOS (go to app store) or Android (ask).
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DateLife (web form or screencast)
Wouldn't it be great to calibrate your tree using dates of evolutionary divergence estimated by experts, based on fossil evidence (but without the restrictions of TimeTree)? Welcome to the live demo of DateLife!


ZFS Administration
This is an early prototype demo of the ZFS Snapshot section of a FreeBSD administration web-gui.
Feel free to play with it! If you break it, no problem - but I'd be grateful if you'd let me know.
The source code is available from github.


Someone who is modest but hard working and who is committed to build something larger to make a difference in people’s lives.
...a bit more about me...
Hi, I'm Vinit Shahdeo.
A dedicated Web & Android Developer who is very much fascinated about UI/UX designing, who enjoy designing logos, posters and infographics and who is looking forward to execute few IoT projects.
I am proud alumunus of DPS Bokaro & I have also exprienced life at Kota. Presently, I'm undergrad student at VIT University Vellore.
This is what I am professionally, Let me give a try to share what kind of person exactly I am, here it goes:
I am a person who is positive about every aspect of life.
Firstly, I am grateful for the many things I have in my life - an abundant life, a safe place to live in, proper education, supporting parents, good health, few but faithful friends - and I hope to give back to society by doing my job as an IT professional.
I have deep abiding love for learning, building and designing the things. I consistently set short-term goals for myself. Then, once I’ve defined the benchmarks, I take necessary steps to achieve those milestones. Being tireless seeker of knowledge, I always look at where I can improve and strive for perfection in things which I do. I enjoy my ongoing tasks and multitasking. I always keep an eye on my target.
There are many things which I like to do, to see, and to experience.  I love helping, interacting and meeting the needs of people. I have an especially soft heart for people who have been left behind due to lack of opportunities.
My father is my ideal person in my life. I get inspiration from him, as he is the source of constant support & help in all spheres of my life.
I love music – a good inclination towards Indi Pop & a little of western. I do selectively watch movies mostly Comedy Drama Bollywood Movies. Blogging/Facebooking is my favorite pastime. I am Quora addict too. When I am not doing anything, I play badminton – the only game which I use to play.
Ping me, nothing brings me more joy than being able to connect with new people to expand my worldview and I’m always happy to help.


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JS vs Ruby
Ruby class v. JavaScript constructor functions
Constructor functions are different from classes in ruby because classes have a particular behavior that is set by multiple methods. Classes have lots of different properies that all get adjusted and manipulated by unique methods to that class.
A Constructor function is the template for one function, and when it's called, it'll set up a new version of that function.


User Visits
Our team conducted a series of 6 user visits of different chefs or people who are mostly in charge of food within their household. We interviewed:
- A young married couple with no kids
- A stay-at-home mom with 4 kids
- The mother and father of 2 teenage girls
- The mother of two elementary school kids
- The mother and father of two younger children
- A mother of kids who are no longer at home
After our user visits, we synthesized our observations about our interviews into the poster pictured below.