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songsofprotestpeacerevolution · 4 years

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President Trump continues to use inflammatory language as many Americans protest the unlawful death of George Floyd and the unjust treatment of black Americans by our justice system. As the protests have grown, so has the intensity of the president’s rhetoric. He has gone so far as to make a shocking promise: to send active-duty members of the U.S. military to “dominate” protesters in cities throughout the country — with or without the consent of local mayors or state governors. On Monday, the president previewed his approach on the streets of Washington. He had 1,600 troops from around the country transported to the D.C. area, and placed them on alert, as an unnamed Pentagon official put it, “to ensure faster employment if necessary.” As part of the show of force that Trump demanded, military helicopters made low-level passes over peaceful protesters — a military tactic sometimes used to disperse enemy combatants — scattering debris and broken glass among the crowd. He also had a force, including members of the National Guard and federal officers, that used flash-bang grenades, pepper spray and, according to eyewitness accounts, rubber bullets to drive lawful protesters, as well as members of the media and clergy, away from the historic St. John’s Episcopal Church. All so he could hold a politically motivated photo op there with members of his team, including, inappropriately, Defense Secretary Mark T. Esper and Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Looting and violence are unacceptable acts, and perpetrators should be arrested and duly tried under the law. But as Monday’s actions near the White House demonstrated, those committing such acts are largely on the margins of the vast majority of predominantly peaceful protests. While several past presidents have called on our armed services to provide additional aid to law enforcement in times of national crisis — among them Ulysses S. Grant, Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson — these presidents used the military to protect the rights of Americans, not to violate them. As former leaders in the Defense Department — civilian and military, Republican, Democrat and independent — we all took an oath upon assuming office “to support and defend the Constitution of the United States,” as did the president and all members of the military, a fact that Gen. Milley pointed out in a recent memorandum to members of the armed forces. We are alarmed at how the president is betraying this oath by threatening to order members of the U.S. military to violate the rights of their fellow Americans. President Trump has given governors a stark choice: either end the protests that continue to demand equal justice under our laws, or expect that he will send active-duty military units into their states. While the Insurrection Act gives the president the legal authority to do so, this authority has been invoked only in the most extreme conditions when state or local authorities were overwhelmed and were unable to safeguard the rule of law. Historically, as Secretary Esper has pointed out, it has rightly been seen as a tool of last resort. Beyond being unnecessary, using our military to quell protests across the country would also be unwise. This is not the mission our armed forces signed up for: They signed up to fight our nation’s enemies and to secure — not infringe upon — the rights and freedoms of their fellow Americans. In addition, putting our servicemen and women in the middle of politically charged domestic unrest risks undermining the apolitical nature of the military that is so essential to our democracy. It also risks diminishing Americans’ trust in our military — and thus America’s security — for years to come. As defense leaders who share a deep commitment to the Constitution, to freedom and justice for all Americans, and to the extraordinary men and women who volunteer to serve and protect our nation, we call on the president to immediately end his plans to send active-duty military personnel into cities as agents of law enforcement, or to employ them or any another military or police forces in ways that undermine the constitutional rights of Americans. The members of our military are always ready to serve in our nation’s defense. But they must never be used to violate the rights of those they are sworn to protect.

89 former Defense officials: The military must never be used to violate constitutional rights

Leon E. Panetta, former defense secretary

Chuck Hagel, former defense secretary

Ashton B. Carter, former defense secretary

William S. Cohen, former defense secretary

Sasha Baker, former deputy chief of staff to the defense secretary

Donna Barbisch, retired major general in the U.S. Army

Jeremy Bash, chief of staff to the defense secretary

Jeffrey P. Bialos, former deputy under secretary of defense for industrial affairs

Susanna V. Blume, former deputy chief of staff to the deputy defense secretary

Ian Brzezinski, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Europe and NATO

Gabe Camarillo, former assistant secretary of the Air Force

Kurt M. Campbell, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Asia and the Pacific

Michael Carpenter, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia

Rebecca Bill Chavez, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Western hemisphere affairs

Derek Chollet, former assistant defense secretary for international security affairs

Dan Christman, retired lieutenant general in the U.S. Army and former assistant to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

James Clapper, former under secretary of defense for intelligence and director of national intelligence

Eliot A. Cohen, former member of planning staff for the defense department and former member of the Defense Policy Board

Erin Conaton, former under secretary of defense for personnel and readiness

John Conger, former principal deputy under secretary of defense

Peter S. Cooke, retired major general of the U.S. Army Reserve

Richard Danzig, former secretary of the U.S. Navy

Janine Davidson, former under secretary of the U.S. Navy

Robert L. Deitz, former general counsel at the National Security Agency

Abraham M. Denmark, former deputy assistant defense secretary for East Asia

Michael B. Donley, former secretary of the U.S. Air Force

John W. Douglass, retired brigadier general in the U.S. Air Force and former assistant secretary of the U.S. Navy

Raymond F. DuBois, former acting under secretary of the U.S. Army

Eric Edelman, former under secretary of defense for policy

Eric Fanning, former secretary of the U.S. Army

Evelyn N. Farkas, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia

Michèle A. Flournoy, former under secretary of defense for policy

Nelson M. Ford, former under secretary of the U.S. Army

Alice Friend, former principal director for African affairs in the office of the under defense secretary for policy

John A. Gans Jr., former speechwriter for the defense secretary

Sherri Goodman, former deputy under secretary of defense for environmental security

André Gudger, former deputy assistant defense secretary for manufacturing and industrial base policy

Robert Hale, former under secretary of defense and Defense Department comptroller

Michael V. Hayden, retired general in the U.S. Air Force and former director of the National Security Agency and CIA

Mark Hertling, retired lieutenant general in the U.S. Army and former commanding general of U.S. Army Europe

Kathleen H. Hicks, former principal deputy under secretary of defense for policy

Deborah Lee James, former secretary of the U.S. Air Force

John P. Jumper, retired general of the U.S. Air Force and former chief of staff of the Air Force

Colin H. Kahl, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Middle East policy

Mara E. Karlin, former deputy assistant defense secretary for strategy and force development

Frank Kendall, former under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics

Susan Koch, former deputy assistant defense secretary for threat-reduction policy

Ken Krieg, former under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics

J. William Leonard, former deputy assistant defense secretary for security and information operations

Steven J. Lepper, retired major general of the U.S. Air Force

George Little, former Pentagon press secretary

William J. Lynn III, former deputy defense secretary

Ray Mabus, former secretary of the U.S. Navy and former governor of Mississippi

Kelly Magsamen, former principal deputy assistant defense secretary for Asian and Pacific security affairs

Carlos E. Martinez, retired brigadier general of the U.S. Air Force Reserve

Michael McCord, former under secretary of defense and Defense Department comptroller

Chris Mellon, former deputy assistant defense secretary for intelligence

James N. Miller, former under secretary of defense for policy

Edward T. Morehouse Jr., former principal deputy assistant defense secretary and former acting assistant defense secretary for operational energy plans and programs

Jamie Morin, former director of cost assessment and program evaluation at the Defense Department and former acting under secretary of the U.S. Air Force

Jennifer M. O’Connor, former general counsel of the Defense Department

Sean O’Keefe, former secretary of the U.S. Navy

Dave Oliver, former principal deputy under secretary of defense for acquisition, technology and logistics

Robert B. Pirie, former under secretary of the U.S. Navy

John Plumb, former acting deputy assistant defense secretary for space policy

Eric Rosenbach, former assistant defense secretary for homeland defense and global security

Deborah Rosenblum, former acting deputy assistant defense secretary for counternarcotics

Todd Rosenblum, acting assistant defense secretary for homeland defense and Americas’ security affairs

Tommy Ross, former deputy assistant defense secretary for security cooperation

Henry J. Schweiter, former deputy assistant defense secretary

David B. Shear, former assistant defense secretary for Asian and Pacific security affairs

Amy E. Searight, former deputy assistant defense secretary for South and Southeast Asia

Vikram J. Singh, former deputy assistant defense secretary for South and Southeast Asia

Julianne Smith, former deputy national security adviser to the vice president and former principal director for Europe and NATO policy

Paula Thornhill, retired brigadier general of the Air Force and former principal director for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs

Jim Townsend, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Europe and NATO policy

Sandy Vershbow, former assistant defense secretary for international security affairs

Michael Vickers, former under secretary of defense for intelligence

Celeste Wallander, former deputy assistant defense secretary for Russia, Ukraine and Eurasia

Andrew Weber, former assistant defense secretary for nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs

William F. Wechsler, former deputy assistant defense secretary for special operations and combating terrorism

Doug Wilson, former assistant defense secretary for public affairs

Anne A. Witkowsky, former deputy assistant defense secretary for stability and humanitarian affairs

Douglas Wise, former deputy director of the Defense Intelligence Agency

Daniel P. Woodward, retired brigadier general of the U.S. Air Force

Margaret H. Woodward, retired major general of the U.S. Air Force

Carl Woog, former deputy assistant to the defense secretary for communications

Robert O. Work, former deputy defense secretary

Dov S. Zakheim, former under secretary of defense and Defense Department comptroller

https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/06/05/89-former-defense-officials-military-must-never-be-used-violate-constitutional-rights/

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charif-films · 4 years

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The Year of Living Locked Up (Gustavo Charif, 2020).

Runtime: 104 minutes.

Format: 16:9 HD / Color.

Country: Switzerland / Spain / USA.

Language: original in English and luzaniano, with Spanish version and few quotes in Russian, Chinese, German, French and Italian.

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Original in English available for free in YouTube (click here to see) from July 11, 2020.

Versión en castellano disponible gratis en YouTube (click aquí para ver) a partir del 18 de julio de 2020.

Trailer available here.

VISUAL EFFECTS, EDITION, SCRIPT and DIALOGUES

Gustavo Charif

ADDITIONAL DIALOGUES

William Shakespeare, John Clifford, Joseph Green with Rex Carlton, and Maurice Sandoz

FOOTAGE in PUBLIC DOMAIN

Benjamin Christensen (1922), Roland West (1925), Frank R. Strayer (1933), Louis J. Gasnier (1936), William Cameron Menzies (1953), Bert I. Gordon (1958), John Newland (1959), Sid Davis (1960), Herk Harvey (1962) and Joseph Green (1962)

QUOTATIONS

Georges Schéhadé, 冰心 (Bing Xin), Robert Walser, Ludwig Wittgenstein, André Gide, William Shakespeare, Samuel Beckett, Kurt Schwitters, Leonardo da Vinci, Fyodor Dostoevsky, Boris Vian, Bruno Teinturier, Meander of Mile End

MUSIC

Ludwig van Beethoven, Richard Wagner, Johann Strauss II, Edvard Gieg, Frédéric Chopin, J. S. Bach, Erik Satie, Gene Moore, Marlin Skiles, Albert Glasser, Manfred Drefnam, Gustavo Charif, Harry Lubin, Tony Restaino, Abe Baker, and Doug Maxwell / Media Right Productions.

MUSIC (opening credits)

E Minor Prelude, composed by Frédéric Chopin and performed by Charif.

ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS

Daniel Abigador - Manuel Zamora

ASSOCIATE PRODUCER and TECHNICAL ADVISOR

Martín Ramírez

CAST (archive footage) in order of appearance

John Newland : Virus Man

Ken Miller : Little Man

Scott Peters : Little Man

John Agar : Little Man

June Kenney : Little Woman

Laurie Mitchell : Little Woman

Marlene Willis : Little Woman

Jason Evers : Gunnar Eduard von Hashem Hausenrhïn

Lola Mason : Donna

Audrey Devereau : Jeannie

Virginia Leith : Violet

Bruce Brighton : Dr. Whisker

Benjamin Christensen : Lord of the Tar, the Devil

Johnny Arthur : Honolulu Man

Doris Brent : Talker Nurse

Gerald LeRoy : American Guy

Kevin Tighe : American Guy

Shannon Wallace : American Boy

Anthony La Penna : Dr. Britva

George Diestel : Government Receptionist

Adele Lamont : Lola

Mike Connors : Anarchist Friend in a Bar

Ruggero Romor : Duceist Friend in a Bar

Jason Evers : PePe Guy

Eddie Carmel : Podemos Guy

Tora Teje : Woman Dreaming

Fay Wray : Silent Film Actress

Melvyn Douglas : Silent Film Actor

Stella Adams : Enlightened Woman

Arny Freeman : Manolo

Dan Abigator : Himself

Bruce Kerr : Beauty Contest M.C.

Marilyn Hanold : First Contest

“Terri Lund” : Conchita

“Betty Brockton” : Valkyrie

“Helen Appleton” : Pam

Candace Hilligoss : Mary

Sidney Berger : John

Bonnie Sharie : Pin Up Dancer

Herk Harvey : Man in the Waters

June Kenney : Stalked Girl in Advertisement

John Hoyt : Enlightened Man

Stan Levitt : Psychiatrist

Jack Sheldon : Romeo Betto -the Dolce Duce-

Anthony Holland : Voice Over reading Vian

Katherine Emery : Lady Producer

Richard Carlson : Man Producer

Veronica Hurst : Girl Producer

Herk Harvey : Enlightened Man on Route

Josef Forte : Newscaster

Michael Pate : Charif’s Steward

Robin Hughes : New Character - Funny Man

John Dodsworth : New Character - Thinker Man

Veronica Hurst : New Character - Young Lady

Hillary Brooke : New Character - Elegant Woman

Richard Carlson : New Character - The Third Man

Frances Feist : Pariah Lady

Stan Levitt : Pariah Man

Judith O’Dea : Swedish Activist Teen

June Kenney : Charif’s Bride

John Agar : Gustavo Charif

SPECIAL THANKS

Rick Prelinger, Prelinger Archives, Brewster Kahle, The Internet Archive, Eric Eldred, Lawrence Lessig III, Hal Abelson, Creative Commons, YouTube Audio Library

Official Charif’s Site: infinilogy.wordpress.com

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peopleofthebarre · 7 years

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Frederick A “Fritz” Cohen (1904–1967) was a German pianist and composer whose great contribution to ballet was as the composer for Kurt Jooss’ ballets.

Born  Born in Bonn, Cohen studied musical theater in university and found his first jobs in various opera companies and theatre groups around Würzburg and Münster. His first work for Jooss was the score for the ballet Tragedy in 1926, and he struck up a working partnership with Jooss throughout the 20s, eventually leading to his incorporation into Jooss’ Folkwangschule company in 1932 as pianist and music director.

This addition coincided with Jooss’ move to England as the Nazi party began pressuring him to fire or turn over the Jewish members of the company, beginning in 1932 and continuing through 1933. The decade of collaboration that followed was fruitful for both Cohen and Jooss. Jooss wrote many of his most successful ballets, almost all scored by Cohen. Notable among these are Suite (1929), The Green Table (1932), The Prodigal Son (1933), The Mirror (1935), and A Spring Tale (1939).

The Green Table is a biting satire of the doomed peace negotiations of the 1930s, and is particularly notable for several reasons. Firstly, it is Cohen and Jooss’ most popular work, boasting several different recordings and a robust body of critical work concerning it. Secondly, it is the first work to be fully notated in Labanotation. Lastly, and most interestingly, it is an argument for the existence of abstract Expressionism in dance, and an interesting precursor to the works of Pina Bausch and other Tanztheater works.

Besides original compositions, Cohen was also frequently employed as an arranger for works by other composers such as Strauss and Purcell. His arrangements are still often used when setting these works to dance.

Cohen worked with Jooss until the disbandment of the Ballets Jooss in 1942, upon which he returned to the opera world and worked as a director for many years, both freelance and with the Julliard Opera Theatre. He and his wife Elsa Kahl Cohen (a former Ballets Jooss dancer) left a body of papers to the Dartington Hall Trust Archive after their deaths which relate to their own careers and the inner workings of the Ballets Jooss.

Further reading:

An excerpt from The Green Table, The Darlington Hall Trust Archives, DanceWorks page

#Fritz Cohen #Frederick A. Cohen #Ballets Jooss #ballet #music #composer #German #informational

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chefkurt · 6 years

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Sous Vide Mode in a Gaggenau Steam Oven

Cooking proteins and vegetables using the Sous Vide Mode in the Gaggenau Combi Steam oven is easy, convenient and safe.

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#Chicken #Gaggenau Convection Steam Oven #How to Sous Vide in a Steam Oven #Kurt von Kahle #Sous Vide #Wolf Steam Oven

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feminismyall · 6 years

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Clearwater intruder who was shot by homeowner dies from injuries

CLEARWATER — A man who was shot nearly three weeks ago by a homeowner in his garage has died as a result of his injuries. Police say William Kahle, 31, died Sunday afternoon at Bayfront Health St. Petersburg, where he was transported following the Nov. 30 incident. He was shot by Kurt Baima, ... from Google Alert - the garage http://ift.tt/2BurS7M

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spaceshiphippie · 7 years

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this ones for you jace...

COUNTRIES I’VE LIVED IN: u.s

FAVE FANDOM: i don't remember what a fandom is at this moment

LANGUAGES YOU SPEAK: english and i took 3 years of italian but like i know how to say some stupid shit

FAVORITE FILM OF 2016: i have the attention span of a squirrel and i can't sit through movies lmao

LAST ARTICLE I READ: probably something weed related tbh

SHUFFLE YOUR MUSIC LIBRARY AND PUT THE FIRST THREE SONGS HERE: “for free - dj kahled” “ glenn the dogg - cherry glazerr” “the love you're given - jack garret”

LAST THING YOU BOUGHT ONLINE: a really cool crystal bowl for myself for christmas

ANY PHOBIAS OR FEARS: i have a huge fear of my breaks not working in my car like i get nightmares and shit about that

HOW WOULD YOUR FRIENDS DESCRIBE YOU: people tell me i make them feel calm when they’re around me and i feel I'm pretty chill

HOW WOULD YOUR ENEMIES DESCRIBE YOU: yo wtf this stoner bitch

WHO WOULD YOU TAKE A BULLET FOR: too many (kurt vile)

IF YOU HAD MONEY TO SPARE WHAT WOULD YOU BUY FIRST: weed or like some dumb shit

@macdmarco

#lmao wtf #I'm high as shit #weed #jace #lmao

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Celebrating Kurt Gödel's and Albert Einstein's anniversaries in Vienna: Time travel is mathematically imaginable

Two events that have had a strong influence on the world of science are celebrating an anniversary this year: the decisive review of Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity is 100 years old. Furthermore, 70 years ago Kurt Gödel proved that theory of relativity is compatible with closed time lines. This Gödel’s rotating universe shows how time travel is at least mathematically imaginable.

On these anniversaries, the Kurt Gödel Society is organizing the international conference “Kurt Gödel´s Legacy: Does Future Lie in The Past?” at the University of Vienna from July 25 to 27, 2019.

The life of Kurt Gödel, considered the greatest logician since Aristotle, is closely linked to Vienna and the Vienna Circle, whose heirs the organisers of the conference can be understood today - from research fields such as logic, mathematics, computer science, physics and philosophy.

Logic, Physics, Philosophy

Terms such as time and space or causality also determine the philosophical discussions on quantum mechanics, a theory that cast doubt on the notion of absolute objective reality. Like the theory of relativity and Kurt Gödel's incompleteness theorems together with Universe, quantum physics shook foundations that had previously been considered immovable.

Since reality is a partial and incomplete representation of physical, biological, psychological and social reality, this uncertainty affects all areas of science and its pursuit of truth, laws and knowledge. The conference brings together some of the world's leading personalities in the fields of mathematics, physics, computer science, philosophy and logic.

Among them is Nobel Laureate Rainer Weiss, who received the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of gravitational waves. This finding was the last directly undiscovered prediction of general relativity and confirms their predictions about space-time distortion in the context of large-scale cosmic events.

After being out of the public eye for 15 years, philosopher Palle Yourgrau links the two jubilee events and talks about the philosophical implications of Gödel´s and Einstein's work, which dashed the hopes of many former mathematicians and philosophers, including thinkers of the stature of David Hilbert, Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein.

Another speaker, Juliet Floyd, is a philosopher who relates various fields of science: she compares the significance of Einstein theory for 20th-century philosophy with the effect of the Turing machine on computer science. Her lecture “In and Out of Mind: Wittgenstein and Gödel, Post and Turing” is open to the general public as the 27th Wiener Kreis Vorlesung.

Another lecture, which will be open to the general public, will be given by mathematician and cosmologist John D. Barrow of Cambridge University. He asks what distinguishes natural laws from their results, how the complexity of the world hides elegant mathematical symmetries, and how chaos can arise from order. This lecture is in memory of Wolfgang Rindler, an Austrian physicist specializing in the theory of relativity and its effects on cosmology, who died in February 2019.

Artificial Intelligence and Quantum Mechanics

Organizer Prof. Matthias Baaz, TU Vienna, who, together with Georg Gottlob and Algexander Leitsch, institutionalized Logic and Computer Science at the Vienna University of Technology in 1980s: "Just as Einstein and Gödel created new fields of research with the progress in the field of logic in computer science we can once again steer the path towards explainable artificial intelligence (AI).” AI researcher Toby Walsh and science philosopher Reinhard Kahle investigate developments in artificial intelligence and the demands for explainable and responsible AI computers that can learn independently without corrupt or distorted data.

Another discipline which is in the search for the holy grail is quantum informatics: Quantum physicists Markus Aspelmeyer and Wolfgang Schleich as well as mathematician and physicist Marika Taylor, also a close collaborator of Stephen Hawking, will explain the current state of research in this field.

The conference will be complemented by a special exhibition on the life and work of Kurt Gödel, which will be supplemented and opened to the general public by the Vienna Circle Society under the direction of Karl Sigmund, University of Vienna.

The conference is supported by the University of Vienna, the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the research platform TURIS, the Vienna Center for Logic and Algorithms at the TU Vienna, the Department Vienna Circle and the Vienna Circle Society.

Website: https://kgs.logic.at/goedels-legacy/

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filmaffe · 7 years

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Der Fortsetzungswahnsinn geht in eine neue Runde. Auch in diesem Monat flatterten Meldungen über Reboots, Prequels und Sequels in die Nachrichtenstreams der Filmbranche. Auf der einen Seite stehen aktuelle Bilder frisch vom Dreh oder dem Drehstart, auf der anderen Seite sind mehr oder minder ausgefeilte Pläne zu Neuauflagen und Fortsetzungen.

Und das alles kommt natürlich hin und wieder nicht ohne Probleme aus: So steht THE BATMAN nach wie vor in einer ordentlichen Krisen und Regisseur Lars von Trier vor seinem Karriereende. Aber es gibt auch gute Nachrichten: Terry Gilliam kann endlich sein Herzensprojekt angehen. Und sowohl die neuer TWIN PEAKS-Serie als auch die siebte Staffel von GAME OF THRONES haben endlich ihr Startdatum bekommen.

Aber nun erstmal der Reihe nach:

MATRIX-Fortsetzung?

Na so was! Also den Film hatten wir lange nicht mehr auf dem Schirm. Warum auch: Schließlich ist gerade der erste Teil aus dem Jahre 1999 von Lana und Lilly Wachowski hervorragend gealtert. Nun plant Warner Bros. jedoch an einem Reboot der Kultreihe um den Auserwählten Neo. Zwischenzeitlich war sogar eine Serie im Gespräch. Jetzt soll es doch einen neue Filmreihe werden. Wohl aber nicht mit der selben Geschichte, sondern, ähnlich wie ROUGE ONE, mit anderen Charakteren und Nebenhandlungen. Das wiederum könnte was werden. Was meint ihr?

Remake: SPAWN

Und noch ein Film wartet auf seine Wiederaufführung: SPAWN (ein dunkler Held aus dem Marvel-Universum) soll ein Kino-Reboot erhalten. In diesem Fall bitter nötig, denn so pralle war der Film von 1997 wirklich nicht. Im Zeichen der DEADPOOL- und LOGAN-Ära soll auch dieser Superheldenfilm richtig düster werden. Und obwohl damals SPAWN (völlig untypisch) ein R-Rating erhielt, macht diese Info über das Reboot doch jetzt schon Spaß auf mehr.

OVERBOARD: noch ein Remake

Und wo wir gerade so nett zusammensitzen: Auch eine Komödie soll neu aufgelegt werden. Damals noch mit Goldie Hawn ud Kurt Russell, sollen nun Anna Faris und Egenio Derbez in die Rollen aus OVERBOARD schlüpfen. Darin lernt eine verwöhnte Tussi nach einer Amnesie die wahren Werte des Lebens kennen und verliebt sich gleich mal in den rüden Heimwerker.

DIE FLIEGE: Remake in Planung

Nein, die Berichte hören nicht auf. Hier kommt direkt der nächste Film. Diesmal ein Horrorfilm. DIE FLIEGE (1986). Damals mit Jeff Goldblum in der Hauptrolle. Nun soll auch dieser Film eine Neuauflage erhalten. 20th Century Fox ist schon fleißig an der Planung bereits Anfang der 2000 war ein Remake schon mit Regisseur Todd Lincoln. Nun arbeitet J.D. Dillard an der Sache. Konkretes ist noch nicht bekannt.

THE PURGE 4

Bei THE PURGE soll es in die vierte Runde gehen: Der geplante Starttermin wurde auf den 04. Juli 2018 gelegt. Allerdings fehlt noch ein Regisseur. Bei der Reihe sollte dieser aber nicht Lange auf sich warten lassen.

VERLEBENDUNG: Fortsetzung des Remakes

Nach dem Flop des US-Remakes zu VERBLENDUNG, bei dem immerhin Daivd Fincher Regie führte und Daniel Craig sowie Rooney Mara in den Hauptrollen zu sehen waren, ließ man alle Pläne für eine Verfilmung der beiden anderen Teile der Stieg Larsson Romane fallen. Nun jedoch könnte es doch zu einer Fortsetzung kommen, aber anders als gedacht: Regisseur Fede Alvarez (EVIL DEAD) möchte den vierten Band, der allerdings nicht von Larrson, sondern von Mikael Blomkvist ist, verfilmen. Und dafür setzt er auf einen komplett neuen Cast. Er wünscht sich unter anderen Alicia Vikander (EX MACHINA), der die Rolle bereits angeboten wurde. Also ob das was wird?

Nächster Film von Scorsese kommt auf Netflix

Oh je! Harte Zeiten für Meisterregisseur Martin Scorsese. Während sein aktuelles Projekt SILENCE an den US-Kinokassen gefloppt ist, hat er sich neue Wege der Vermarktung erschlossen. Sein nächster Film THE IRISHMAN, wohlgemerkt mit Robert De Niro, wird direkt auf Netflix zu sehen sein und nicht in die Kinos kommen.

Netflix stellt letzten Orson Welles Film fertig

Und schon wieder Netflix – mit einer tollen Nachricht. Denn Der Streamingdienst und Filmproduzent hat sich die Rechte an THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND gesichert. Dabei handelt es sich um den letzten Film von Filmlegende Orson Welles, aber eben auch um ein Werk, dass zwar abgedreht, aber nie fertiggestellt wurde. Das soll sich nun ändern. Alle Filmrollen sind bereits auf dem Weg zu Netflix und der Film soll vollendet werden. Großartige Aktion! Hoffen wir, dass auch das Ergebnis stimmt.

THOR 3: erste Bilder

Was für ein Schock: Monatelang sehen und hören wir kaum etwas von THOR 3: RAGNAROK und dann trudeln endlich erste in Entertainment Weekly Bilder ein. Doch was ist da los? Thor alias Chris Hemsworth wirkt so kahl geschorenen – und auch sein Anzug hat sich etwas verändert.

Thor: Ragnarok (2017): Thor (Chris Hemsworth) | (c) Marvel/ Disney

Thor: Ragnarok (2017) | (c) Marvel/ Disney

Lars von Triers neuster & letzter Film

Dogma-Regisseur Lars von Trier hat jüngst verkündet, dass sein neustes Werk der verstörenste aller seiner Filme sein soll. Bei dem Filmportfolio auf jeden Fall eine Aussage. Doch es kommt noch dicker: Denn THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT (mit Matt Dillon und Uma Thurman) wird wohl auch sein letztes Werk werden: „Ich fühle mich wie Scheiße. Ich habe so viel Sorge und Angst, ich denke, ich werde zu alt für das alles. Am Set zu sein und mit den Schauspielern zu arbeiten – auch wenn sie alle sehr lieb sind – ist mittlerweile eine gewaltige Herausforderung. Ich denke, nach diesem Film kann ich keinen mehr machen.“, so der Regisseur. Wenn dem so ist, dann soll es so sein. Auch wenn es sehr schade für die Filmwelt wäre.

THE BATMAN – ohne Regisseur/ NIGHTWING-Solofilm

Da ist es passiert und viele von euch werden es wohl mittlerweile mitbekommen haben: Ben Affleck hat das Regiehandtuch geworfen und steht als Kopf für Umsetzung von THE BATMAN nicht mehr zur Verfügung. Obendrein sind schon Gerüchte aufgekommen, dass er vielleicht auch das schwarze Cape des dunklen Ritters an den Nagel hängt. Wir sehen langsam wirklich schwarz für das Projekt. Ein Vermutstropfen: Mittlerweile scheint aber die Planung für einen NIGHTWING-Film vorangeschritten zu sein. Mit Chris McKay ([p2p type=”slug” value=”the-lego-batman-movie-2017″]THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE[/p2p]) steht der Regisseur. Das Drehbuch soll von Bill Dubuque kommen.

HELLBOY 3: Das war es endgültig

HELLBOY 3, der einen langen Leidensweg des Scheiterns hinter sich hatte, schien durch eine Twitter-Umfrage und die Vehemenz von Schauspieler Ron Perlman doch noch möglich. Nun ist jedoch alles aus und vorbei. Guillermo del Toro musste zurückrudern und das Projekt ist endgültig gestorben. Woran es am Ende lag? Unstimmigkeiten zwischen del Toro und Hellboy-Erfinder Mike Mignola

VEMOM: Spider-Man Spin-off erhält Startdatum

Durch widrige Umstände wurde plötzlich im Oktober 2018 ein Starttermin frei. Und da hat sich Sony Pictures wohl gedacht: „Spider-Man ist jetzt zwar irgendwie fast wieder abgegeben. Aber wir haben da ja noch seinen einen Feind, mit dem wir mal was machen wollten“ (fiktives Zitat). Und zack: Plötzlich ist VENOM, der schon in SPIDER-MAN 3 auftrat, also Soloschurke wieder im Gespräch und erhält sogar mit dem 05. Oktober 2018 einen Starttermin. Nun muss Drehbuchautor Dante Harper nur noch eine gute Stroy abliefern, dann kann es auch schon losgehen.

Aktuelle Drehstarts:

JEEPER CREEPERS 3

Vierzehn Jahre nach dem Horror-Spaß JEEPERS CREEPERS 2 fiel am 20. Februar 2017 die erste Klappe zu JEEPERS CREEPERS 3. Wir sind gespannt auf das Ergebnis.

HAN SOLO

Die erste Klappe zum zweiten Spin-Off im STAR WARS-Universum fiel am 20. Februar. Zum Drehstart gab es gleich mal ein Gruppenfoto:

SERIENECKE

TWIN PEAKS: Startdatum

Na, endlich! Der Starttermin der neuen, 18-teiligen Staffel von David Lynchs Twin Peaks steht fest: Es ist der 21. Mai 2017. Allerdings gilt diese für die USA. Wann die Serie Deutschland erreicht ist noch nicht bekannt. Es könnte aber schon im Sommer diesen Jahres so weit. Als Entschädigung ist dann die erste Folge auch zwei Stunden lang. Immerhin!

http://www.giga.de/filme/twin-peaks/specials/twin-peaks-2016-wann-startet-die-neue-staffel/

GAMES OF THRONES: Startdatum der siebten Staffel

Auch hier gilt vorerst der US-Starttermin: der ist am 16. Juli 2017. Da wir aber schon einige Staffeln von GAME OF THRONES hinter uns haben, könnte die Erfahrung recht behalten und wir dürfen schon einen Tag später selbst in den Genuss der siebten Staffel kommen. Zeit wird es, denn der Winter ist da! ;)

YOU ARE WANTED & IRON FIST sind gestartet

Auf Amazon und Netflix durften wir am Freitag (17.03.2017) zwei neue und lange erwartete Serie begrüßen. Mit YOU ARE WANTED bringt Schauspieler und Regisseur Matthias Schweighöfer die erste deutsche Amazon Original Serie auf dem Markt. Und mit IRON FIST setzt sich das Marvel-Serienuniversum auf Netflix fort. Beide Serien ließen jedoch schon vor Start einige Federn. So war die kritische Fachpresse nicht gerade von den Serien angetan. Wir schauen bald auch mal hinein und erzählen euch, was wir davon halten.

Newsticker #56: THOR 3, MATRIX, THE BATMAN, TWIN PEAKS, VENOM, SPAWN Der Fortsetzungswahnsinn geht in eine neue Runde. Auch in diesem Monat flatterten Meldungen über Reboots, Prequels und Sequels in die Nachrichtenstreams der Filmbranche.

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