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The Smiths: Reel Around The Fountain

Chaplin was a perfectionist, but he wasn’t always perfect. Check out these bloopers or outtakes from the sets of his films.

Here we are messing about with a TEAC 3340s reel to reel recorder while making our mixtape for our club night BREED. Recording to tape is fun and infuriating. The rain at 00:30 was recorded out the window. BREED is at Dalston Superstore in London this Friday 2nd September. The tracks are ‘Heliochrome’ (Gesaffelstein Remix) by Chateau Marmont, and ‘Call Your Girlfriend’ by Robyn. ScccchhhhwwwoooooooOOOOP!

An inside look with Director Mike Ho and his story on becoming a Director. #oSm #TPK #HAPPYPLACE www.oneSHOTmike.com twitter.com/MikeHo_

The AKAI GX-4000D Reel-To-Reel Tape Recorder

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At The Crypt Sessions, were always on the lookout for bands that are on the cusp of breaking through, so getting The Title Sequence in to do their thing for us was a no-brainer. The London-based duos reputation is growing apace and their unique brand of electro-acoustic indie-lit pop has already been championed by a couple of heavy-weight taste-makers Radio 1s Steve Lamacq and Huw Stephens. The Title Sequence are childhood friends Nick Croft (keys) and David Bailey (guitar) . They usually play with an old-school reel-to-reel tape machine that provides backing beats (as well as giving the band their visual USP). Sadly, the reel-to-reel was in hospital the day we filmed them but it mattered not one jot. Nick and Davids playing is tighter than a camels arse in a snowstorm. Their delicate, Elliott Smith-style harmonies are also perfectly in sync, adding further colour to some of the best lyrics weve heard at The Crypt in a long time. Theres nothing cooler than understated talent. The Title Sequence make their quality seem effortless. Its enough to make any Hoxton wannabe cut off his quiff.

TVD Season 3 preview: bit.ly Malese Jow interview: bit.ly Kayla Ewell interview: bit.ly Facebook.com – Become a Fan! Twitter.com – Follow Us! Hi everyone, I’m Joslyn Davis for ClevverTV with news on Season 3 of The Vampire Diaries. The CW just released the show’s Comic-Con sizzle reel, which is a collection of the biggest highlights from season 2, basically setting up what we’re going to be seeing when the show returns for season 3. Vampires, werewolves, hybrids, witches, and of course most recently, ghosts. The biggest shocker in the finale episode was most definitely the return of Anna and Vicki, both of whom were thought to be dead. As the sizzle reel ends, there’s a very short teaser for season 3, featuring Elena, and oh yes, a naked, soap-sud-covered Damon. Elena is clearly very surprised by Damon’s lack of clothes, but Damon doesn’t seem to mind at all. If you want to take a look at TVD’s season 3 preview video, click the link below to our ClevverTV blog to check it out. And if you really want to get pumped up for season 3, then you gotta check out our in-studio exclusive interview s with the ladies behind those highly-anticipated season 3 ghosts — Anna and Vicki, who are played by Malese Jow and Kayla Ewell. We’re gonna have those links below for you, too. And don’t forget that you can subscribe to our channel on YouTube for nonstop updates on all things entertainment. I’m Joslyn Davis and we’ll see you next time right here on ClevverTV.

I’ve decided to go ahead and re-edit The Anderson “The Spider” Silva Highlight Reel and upload it for you guys to enjoy. Much better than the previous one I made, same song, the majority of it is the same highlights, but I added a few new things in there plus the timing is better. This one is in HD so I hope you all enjoy the new and updated version of The Anderson “The Spider” Silva Highlight Reel. Songs used: No Sunshine – DMX Escape – Mt. Eden Dubstep I DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING CLIPS, THEY BELONG TO ZUFFA LLC. AND OTHERS. I DO NOT INTEND ANY COPYRIGHT!

How Zionist Hollywood Brainwashes You To Hate Arabs [Reel Bad Arabs - FULL DOCUMENTARY] Reel Bad Arabs: How Hollywood Vilifies a People (ISBN 1-56656-388-7, Olive Branch Press) is a 2001 book by Jack Shaheen where he surveyed more than 900 film appearances of Arab characters. Of those, only a dozen were positive and 50 were balanced. Shaheen writes “Seen through Hollywood’s distorted lenses, Arabs look different and threatening.”. He contends that the movies with the most anti-Arab content are: Rules of Engagement (2000), The Delta Force (1986) Death Before Dishonor (1987) and True Lies (1994). Included on the “worst list” are: The Black Stallion (1979) The Black Stallion Returns (1984) Protocol (1984) Back to the Future (1985) The Delta Force (1986) Iron Eagle (1986) Ishtar (1987) The Taking of Flight 847 (1988) Terror in Beverly Hills (1988) The Bonfire of the Vanities (1990) Navy SEALs (1990) Killing Streets (1991) Chain of Command (1993) Bloodfist VI: Ground Zero (1994) True Lies (1994) Operation Condor (1997) Freedom Strike (1998) Rules of Engagement (2000) Inspired by the “worst list”, a 9-minute-long trailer called “Planet of the Arabs” was assembled. This short was an Official Selection at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. Sut Jhally directed a 2006 video called Reel Bad Arabs about Jack Shaheen’s thesis. The much smaller “Best” list includes Hollywood films that give a balanced heroic portrayal of Arab characters. Included on this list were: The 13th Warrior Robin …