January 31, 2008

The Movie Theater Mall : See Movies by Ears(1)






Favorite music for teens now has variety of styles. A lot of songs cover mostly only about teen needs and hopes.


How about other people in this small world?

It's true that music relieve stress and tension for teenagers. It paves way for them to express their feelings and themselves. Songs are composed from different music genres.

Again, what should be made for other people? Particularly, grown-up and/or working people who stay young at heart in their own time.


All movies contain active ingredients--music and lyrics. One of such "Songs" may be made for "other people".

You can be one of "other people" and you can see movies via any great sound of music.



Try here====>People Search for Top Songs of All Time



And======>People Search Movies and Music








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January 16, 2008

The Movie Theater Mall : Transformers







Product Details:
* Amazon Sales Rank: #857 in DVD
* Brand: Transformers
* Released on: 2006-11-07
* Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
* Formats: Animated, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, Limited Edition, Original recording remastered, Special Edition, Subtitled, Widescreen, NTSC
*Original language: English, Japanese
* Subtitled in: French, Spanish
* Number of discs: 2
* Running time: 300 minutes

Amazon's summary
Cartoon Series
During the 1980s, one cartoon series ruled the airwaves... The Transformers. This paragon of consumerism was created with a dual purpose--to entertain and to galvanize children to buy the toys. The story and action never stop in a thrilling ride that often makes you forget that you're watching an '80s cartoon with inferior graphics. The violence will also come as a mild shock to those who haven't seen this film for a while--definitely a movie for the 8 and over audience. For those who grew up on this series, this is a movie that must be watched. Unlike cartoon serials before and after, The Transformers relied on solid stories and interesting characters, a manifesto the film itself upholds with gusto and grace while also being morally responsible. Don't underestimate this movie; there is definitely more to it than meets the eye.

On the DVD
The 2007 live-action "Transformers" is a movie arrives on DVD in a deluxe two-disc set that's bursting at the seams with supplemental features. The Transformers DVD set presents the film in two formats for viewing - full-screen and widescreen - on two separate discs, each with their own set of extras. The first disc also provides interviews with producer Steven Spielberg and director Michael Bay. The second disc is the real treasure trove for fans, with three making-of featurettes that cover all aspects of the film.DVD-ROM owners can enjoy a trivia game and a link to exclusive online content.








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January 11, 2008

Top Songs of All Time@The Movie Theater Mall


See Movies by Ears(1)

Favorite music for teens now has variety of styles. A lot of songs cover
mostly only about teen needs and hopes.

How about other people in this small world?

It's true that music relieve stress and tension for teenagers. It paves way
for them to express their feelings and themselves. Songs are composed
from different music genres.

Again, what should be made for other people? Particularly, grown-up
and/or working people who stay young at heart in their own time.

All movies contain active ingredients--music and lyrics. One of such "Songs" may be made for "other people".

You can be one of "other people" and you can see movies via any great
sound of music.

Try here====>People Search for Top Songs of All Time


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January 10, 2008

People Search Movies and Music@The Movie Theater Mall

Experience a fascinating theme of your favorite movies and music. Be
amazed by top movies and songs of all time.Take your time and let it be your good day by searching through--

You'll never forget your good time--good day and good night!
Yes!
After that
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October 19, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : A film critic(1)

Be a film critic
All of you can be a critic. But you'll have to learn about writing film reviews. Learn what to look for in movies so that you can analyze them as a film critic.

Please remember that anyone can be a film critic.

The first thing is you must be objective. This means when watching a movie--whether it is a cartoon or an epic-- remain objective. Don’t be swayed by who’s in it. Pay no attention to the director. Ignore any stories or rumors you might have heard about the filming of it. Be completely absorbed in the movie, concentrating on the events unfolding onscreen.
Try to make your opinions count and do so in a way that’s forceful. Be stern and unwavering, or be funny. You are the person who is writing as a critic.

Guru said that you’ll gain many admirers and detractors, but if you’ve comfortable with writing in the first person then go ahead—you’re the critic!
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October 13, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Over the Rainbow

Who can remember the scene when Judy Garland--as Dorothy--said to her dog--Toto-- below?

"Someplace where there isn't any trouble . . .Do you suppose there is such a place, Toto?There must be.It's not a place you can get to by a boat or a train.It's far, far away . . .Behind the moon, beyond the rain"

It's beautiful,isn't it?
Yes,then it leads to "Over the Rainbow"


Over The Rainbow
Words & Music by E.Y. Harburg & Harold Arlen
Sung by Judy Garland in "The Wizard of Oz" 1939


C Em C7
Somewhere over the rainbow,
F FM7 F7 Em7 C Em7 Gdim
Way up high,
F Fm C A-9
There's a land that I heard of
D7 Dm G7 C C#m7 G-9
Once in a lul-la-by.
C Em C7
Somewhere over the rainbow,
F FM7 F7 Em7 C Em7 Gdim
Skies are blue,
F Fm C A-9 D7
And the dreams that you dare to dream
Dm G7 C
Really do come true.

Bridge:

G C Am C Am
Someday I'll wish upon a star
F Dm7 F Dm7 C6 G F C
And wake up where the clouds are far behind me,
G7 C Am C Am Cdim
Where troubles melt like lemon drops,Away above the chimney tops,
Dm6 Cm Cdim Dm7 G+
That's where you'll find me.

C Em C7
Somewhere over the rainbow,
F FM7 F7 Em7 C Em7 Gdim
Bluebirds fly.
F Fm C A-9
Birds fly over the rainbow--
D7 Dm G7 C
Why, then, oh why can't I?

G7 C C/B Am7 Am7/G
If happy little bluebirds fly
Dm7 F Fm Fdim C F Fm C
Beyond the rainbow why, oh why can't I?



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October 10, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Cupcakes and Movies

Rather than buying some cupcake or making your own for your holiday,just do something a bit more.

Of course there is a traditional way to watch movies at home while enjoying eating a piece of cupcakes.

But you know something?

To enjoy more....

*Try mixing in chocolate chips or raisins with the vanilla batter.You can make chocolate-flavoured cupcake by adding 2 tablespoons of cocoa.

**Ice with butter icing or glace frosting(a simple combination of icing sugar and water) or even whipped cream.

Enjoy cupcakes!

Enjoy movies!

Happy Holiday!

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October 9, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Anchors Aweigh(1945)


Anchors Aweigh is probably one of the best musicals ever written.Lots of singing and dancing in this one, especially by Gene Kelly. Two sailors go on liberty to see if they can find love and romance. They meet up with a woman who is trying to break into show business.

Gene Kelly and Frank Sinatra make such a funny team. The songs they sing together are pure entertainment. Kathryn Grayson is gorgeous and really sweet.

On top of that,if you are fond of piano, you'll be amazed by José Iturbi.
But I think the sweet thing should be remembered is Frank Sinatra's playing piano and singing "I Fall In Love Too Easily".

Here you are! And good luck every music lover!
Lyrics by Sammy Cahn
Music by Jule Styne
Recorded by Frank Sinatra, 1946; from the movie "Anchors Aweigh," 1945
Intro Verse:
A7 A7sus4 Em A9 D D6
There are those who can leave love or take it,
Em7 A7 Gdim D
Love to them is just what they make it.
A Bm7-5 E7 A G#7 A F#7
I wish that I were the same;
Bm Bm7-5 E7 A7
But love is my fav'rite game.

Melody:
Em7 A7 D D6
I fall in love too easily,
Em7 A7 Bm Bm7
I fall in love too fast,
Em F#7 Bm Bm7
I fall in love too ter-ri-bly hard
C#7 C#m7-5 F#7
For love to ev - er last.

Bm Bm7 G F#7
My heart should be well-schooled,
B7 Bm7-5 B7 Em
'Cause I've been fooled in the past;
D9 Em7 B7 D D7 G
And still I fall in love too easily,
A9 D A9 D
I fall in love too fast.
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October 6, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : The Singing Nun(1966)





Nothing more to say about this very warm heart film.The film is somewhat syrupy and a bit simplistic, but correct in most essentials and, after all, quite entertaining. The music, of course, is the best thing from Debbie Reynolds' voice. "Beyond the Stars" is excellent for everyone to listen but "Dominique" gives us such a warm impression.
By Sister Sourire

Dominique, nique, nique I will tell of Dominique
His goodness to acclaim
And I pray the song I sing
Will some simple pleasure bring
That the world shall know his name!

I will tell of Dominique as I sing this little song
And when I sing the chorus all the world will sing along!

Dominique, nique, nique it was good Saint Dominique
He lived for you and me
From his labors long ago
Came a better world I know!
And his love shall always be!

“Though I'm poor”, said Dominique as he spoke unto the Lord,
“I will be your humble servent and your love is my reward”!

Dominique, nique, nique I will follow Dominique
His burdens will I share
For his courage will I pray
His teachings to obey! His words shall be my prayer!

By the kindness of his heart and the labor of his hand
He brought love and understanding as he wandered through the land!

Dominique, nique, nique I will tell of Dominique
His goodness to acclaim
And I pray the song I sing
Will some simple pleasure bring!
All the world shall know his name!

Dominique the mighty warrior was a soldier of ther Lord
His armor was devotion and the Gospel was his sword!

Dominique, nique, nique it was good Saint Dominique
He lived for you and me
From his labors long ago
Came a better world I know!
And his love shall always be!

Through the blazing heat of summer and the chill of winter snow
I will follow Dominique! In his footsteps I will go!

Dominique, nique, nique I will follow Dominique
His burdens will I share
For his courage will I pray
His teachings to obey! His words shall be my prayer!
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September 29, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Violence




Why violence?


Yes,why?


Does anyone think about violence in movies? Many studies told us about the negative impact of violence in movies. There is one site talk about violence. Believe all or see the opposite side is up to you. Find all concerned articles/essays and make your own decision.

Here's the site====>http://www.123student.com/927.htm


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September 25, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : One Stop Review

Movies to see

There is a good website should be introduced here. It is "One Stop Review". This is a place where you can find
-Movie Reviews
-Music Reviews
-Television Show Reviews
-DVD Reviews
-Commentary and Entertainment Blog

More than that ,the site provides affiliate programs for anyone who wants to do business online. But the best part is "Click Cash" for webmasters.

Find all details here==>http://www.onestopreview.com/

And don't forget to remind yourself of those good old dreams....HERE!!!!

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September 18, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Victor/Victoria(1982)






This is absolutely the best film ever! Great story about being a woman pretending to be a man pretending to be a woman for a change. Julie Andrews is great playing such a role.

The film is easy to be loved to see. One might have seen this film more than 30 times , and still not tired of it.

The musical numbers are mostly confined to the nightclub stage. Among the songs and music by Henry Mancini and Leslie Briscusse are "Crazy World," "Cherry Ripe," "Gay Paree," "Le jazz Hot," "The Shady Dame from Seville," "Chicago, Illinois," "You and Me," "King's Can-Can," and various reprises. The film won an Academy Award for Best Music, Original Song Score or Adaptation Score. It was also nominated in a slew of other Oscar categories, and Julie Andrews won a Golden Globe for best actress in a comedy/musical.

Julie Andrews sang this very sweet melody with good lyric meaning.

Crazy world(from Victor/Victoria 1982)
Music by Henry Mancini
Lyrics by Leslie Briscusse
Sung by Julie Andrews

Crazy World
Full of crazy contridictions, like a child.
First you drive me wild, and then you win my heart
With your wicked art.
One minute tender, gentle, then tempermental as a summer storm.
Just when I believe your heart's getting warmer, you're cold, and you're cruel.
And I like a fool, try to cope, try to hang on, to hope.

Crazy worldEvery day the same old roller coaster ride.
But I've got my pride, I won't give in.
Even though I know I'll never win.
Oh, how I love this crazy world.

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September 16, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Sayonara(1957)





Sayonara is an adaptation from a James Michener novel, a story about American soldiers serving in Japan during the Korean War.

Air Force Major Lloyd Gruver (Marlon Brando) is reassigned to a Japanese air base, and is confronted with US racial prejudice against the Japanese people.Gruver must take a position when a buddy of his, an enlisted man Joe Kelly (Red Buttons) falls in love with a Japanese woman Katsumi (Miyoshi Umeki) and marries her. Gruver risks his position by serving as best man at the wedding ceremony.

The major also falls in love with a beautiful Japanese Matsubayashi dancer named Hana-ogi (Miiko Taka), a member of a celebrated, but all-female dance troupe. She offers herself to him: "I am not allowed to love. But I will love you if that is your wish." He is asked by a reporter to comment on his proposed marriage to the Japanese woman which will be against "the Social Rule" of both American and Japanese. Gruver replies with the final line of the film: "Tell 'em we said, 'Sayonara."

Many critics said what really sells this movie is the performance of Brando, who handles this adult role with seeming ease. He gives a sensitive, compassionate and thoughtful performance, even if the character is stuck in a well-meaning mushy and meandering movie full of the best of liberal pieties and good intentions.

I agree but please consider the remarkable roles of Red Buttons and Miyoshi Umeki. You'll finally find why both got Oscar awards. This means,for me, Marlon Brando's performance isn't above average.
And the great Irving Berlin wrote such a beautiful song for us, too.
Words and Music by Irving Berlin(1957)

Sayonara, Japanese goodbye
Whisper sayonara but you mustn't cry
No more we stop to see pretty cherry blossoms
No more we 'neath the tree looking at the sky

Sayonara, if it must be so
Whisper sayonara, smiling as we go
No more we stop to see pretty cherry blossoms
No more we 'neath the tree looking at the sky

Sayonara, sayonara......Goodbye.
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September 14, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Shall we dance(1937)



Many critics said this film wasn't the best of Astaire and Rogers. Some said Astaire didn't fit for ballet. Another said the story line is light, etc. Whatever they said, you may have to accept that......

"What a wonderful time to watch this film. One of the better Rogers and Astaire teamings. A great score by the Gershwin's. Edward Everett Horton and Eric Blore offer great supporting work."

And yes, the Great Gershwins are below.
Words & Music by Ira & George Gershwin
Performed by Fred Astaire, 1937, in the movie "Shall We Dance"

Em7 A7/9 D6 F#m D6
The way you wear your hat,
D Fdim A7 A7sus4 A7
The way you sip your tea
Em7 A7/9 DM7 Am7 D7
The mem'ry of all that…
Cdim G Em Bm7-5 A7
No, no, they can't take that a-way from me

Em7 A7/9 D6 F#m D6
The way your smile just beams,
D Fdim A7 A7sus4 A7
The way you sing off key
Em7 A7/9 DM7 Am7 D7
The way you haunt my dreams…
Cdim G Em A7 D
No, no, they can't take that away from me.
Bridge:
DM7 F#m B7 F#m B7 F#m B7 C#7
We may never, never meet again on the bumpy road to love
F#m B7 F#m B7 E7 A7
Still, I'll always, always keep the memory of

Em7 A7/9 D6 F#m D6
The way you hold your knife,
D Fdim A7 A7sus4 A7
The way we danced till three
Em7 A7/9 DM7 Am7 D7
The way you changed my life…
Cdim G Em A7 Bm7
No, no, they can't take that away from me,

Em7 D G D F#m G A D
No, they can't take that a - way from me.


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September 12, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Charade(1963)



Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant are dynamite in this story of mistaken identity, murder, and stolen loot. A wonderful supporting cast includes James Coburn, George Kennedy and Walter Matthau. Things are not always what they seem, and the suspense builds right up to the surprise ending. The on-screen chemistry between Hepburn and Grant makes for a delightful romance, and the search for the murderer and stolen money is exciting and takes many unexpected twists and turns. This movie is an overlooked gem.

Terrific action sequences include a sprawling fight scene that ends on a hotel roof and a riveting climactic showdown. People agreed that the film’s real climax is the romantic final scene.

Right! Grant and Hapburn are best. But watch carefully on Walter Matthau's best performance. Anyway, the very best thing came up with the Great Duo--Mancini and Mercer.





Charade
Words by Johnny Mercer and Music by Henry Mancini
From the 1963 film "Charade" ----Nominated for Oscar

Intro: Bm7-5 E7 Bm7-5 E7 - E7sus4 - E7 Bm7-5 Dm7 E7+5 E7 Am
Am Am+5 Am A9 Am
When we played our charade,
Am Dm7 Am Asus4-Am E
We were like child-ren posing;
Bm7-5 E7 Bm7-5 E7 - E7sus4 - E7
Playing at games, acting out names,
Bm7-5 E7+5 E7 Am
Guessing the parts we played.
Am Am+5 Am A9 Am
Oh, what a hit we made!
Am Dm7 Am Asus4 Am E
We came on next to closing;
Bm7-5 E7 Bm7-5 E7 - E7sus4 - E7
Best on the bill, lovers until
Bm7-5 Dm7 Bm7-5 E7+5 E7 Am
Love left the mas - que - rade.
Bridge:
DM7 AM7
Fate seemed to pull the strings --
DM7 E7 A AM7 A7
I turned and you were gone.
DM7 AM7
While from the darkened wings,
E E9 E Esus4 E E7
The mu-sic box played on.
Am Am+5 Am A9 Am
Sad lit - tle ser - e - nade,
Am Dm7 Am Asus4 Am E
Song of my heart's composing;
Bm7-5 E7 Bm7-5 E7 - Esus4 - E7
I hear it still, I always will,
Bm7-5 Dm7 E7+5 E7 Am Fdim Fdim(III) Dm7-5 Am
Best on the bill...Cha - rade.


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September 11, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Alfie(1966)

This is one of Caines best films and proof that with the right material he can be a very good actor. The story is based on the popular 1960's British theme of human emotions and how the central character faces up to their shortcomings.

All the rest supporting roles are excellent. As a period 1960's piece, the film is almost flawless and Sonny Rollins' jazzy soundtrack is beautiful. The ending of the film is very moving with Caine summing up his life and the arty end credits being run whilst Cher sings Burt Bacharach's "Alfie" theme tune. Watch it and your views on life will change.

While Alfie did not win any Academy Awards, it was nominated for a slew of them. Best Picture, Best Actor (Caine), Best Supporting Actress (Vivien Merchant),Best Writing and Best Music/Original Song(Burt Bacharach and Hal David).

It won the 1967 Golden Globe for Best English-Language Foreign Film.

It can be said that Alfie is an excellent introduction to Michael Caine's work and, for all its flaws, it remains an outstanding film.

Let's play such a beautiful original song.
Words & Music by Hal David & Burt Bacharach
Recorded by Dionne Warwick, 1967(After Cher in the movie)

AM7 Bm7-5 AM7 Dalt D9
What's it all about, Al - fie?
Bm7-5 AM7 Cdim F#m C#m7-5 F#7
Is it just for the moment we live?
Bm7 Cdim AM7 F#m7
What's it all about when you sort it out, Alfie?
D9 Bm7-5 Cdim Fdim
Are we meant to take more than we give?
Bm7-5 D9 Bm7 E7/9
Or are we meant to be kind?

Cdim E7/9 AM7 Bm7-5 AM7 Dalt D9
And if only fools are kind, Al - fie,
Bm7-5 AM7 Cdim F#m C#m7-5 F#7
Then I guess that it's wise to be cruel;
Bm7 Cdim AM7 F#m7
And if life belongs only to the strong, Alfie,
D9 Bm7 Cdim Bm7-5 G#7
What will you lend on an old Gol - den Rule?
G#m7 Gdim Am7 F#m7 B7 C#7
*As sure as I believe there's a Heaven above, Alfie,
G#m7 Gdim Am7
I know there's something much more,
F#m7 D9 Cdim Bm7-5 E7/9 Fdim
Something even non-believers can believe in.
AM7 Bm7-5 AM7 Dalt D
I believe in love, Al - fie;
D9 Bm7-5 Fdim AM7 C#m7-5 F#m
Without true love, we just exist, Al - fie;
D9 Bm7-5 Fdim AM7 G#7 F#m7 Fdim B7
Until you find the love you missed, you're noth - ing, Al - fie;
D9 Bm7-5 Cdim E7/9
When you walk, let your heart lead the way,
D9 Bm7-5 E7/9 E7 Cdim AM7
And you'll find love any day, Al - fie...Al - fie.
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September 8, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Best Original Song Lists(1970-2000)




Here are the best songs from 1970 to 2000.

# 1970 - "For All We Know" ("LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS") - Robb Royer [aka: Robb Wilson], Fred Karlin, James Griffin [aka Arthur James]
# 1971 - "Theme from Shaft" ("SHAFT") - Isaac Hayes
# 1972 - "The Morning After" ("THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE") - Joel Hirschhorn, Al Kasha
# 1973 - "The Way We Were" ("THE WAY WE WERE") - Alan Bergman, Marvin Hamlisch, Marilyn Bergman
# 1974 - "We May Never Love Like This Again" ("THE TOWERING INFERNO") - Joel Hirschhorn, Al Kasha
# 1975 - "I'm Easy" ("NASHVILLE") - Keith Carradine
# 1976 - "Evergreen (Love Theme from A Star Is Born)" ("A STAR IS BORN")- Barbra Streisand, Paul Williams
# 1977 - "You Light Up My Life" ("YOU LIGHT UP MY LIFE") - Joseph Brooks
# 1978 - "Last Dance" ("THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY")- Paul Jabara
# 1979 - "It Goes Like It Goes" ("NORMA RAE") - Norman Gimbel, David Shire
# 1980 - "Fame" ("FAME") - Michael Gore, Dean Pitchford
# 1981 - "Arthur's Theme (Best That You Can Do)" ("ARTHUR") - Peter Allen, Burt Bacharach, Christopher Cross, Carole Bayer Sager
# 1982 - "Up Where We Belong" ("AN OFFICER AND A GENTLEMAN") - Will Jennings, Jack Nitzsche, Buffy Sainte-Marie
# 1983 - "Flashdance...What A Feeling" ("FLASHDANCE") - Irene Cara, Keith Forsey, Giorgio Moroder
# 1984 - "I Just Called to Say I Love You" ("THE WOMAN IN RED") - Stevie Wonder
# 1985 - "Say You, Say Me" ("WHITE NIGHTS") - Lionel Richie
# 1986 - "Take My Breath Away" ("TOP GUN") - Giorgio Moroder, Tom Whitlock
# 1987 - "(I've Had) The Time of My Life" ("DIRTY DANCING") - John DeNicola, Donald Markowitz, Franke Previte
# 1988 - "Let the River Run" ("WORKING GIRL") - Carly Simon
# 1989 - "Under the Sea" ("THE LITTLE MERMAID") - Howard Ashman, Alan Menken
# 1990 - "Sooner Or Later (I Always Get My Man)" ("DICK TRACY") - Stephen Sondheim
# 1991 - "Beauty and the Beast" ("BEAUTY AND THE BEAST") - Howard Ashman, Alan Menken
# 1992 - "A Whole New World" ("ALADDIN") - Alan Menken, Tim Rice
# 1993 - "Streets of Philadelphia" ("PHILADELPHIA") - Bruce Springsteen
# 1994 - "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" ("THE LION KING") - Elton John, Tim Rice
# 1995 - "Colors of the Wind" ("POCAHONTAS") - Alan Menken, Stephen Schwartz
# 1996 - "You Must Love Me" ("EVITA") - Andrew Lloyd Webber, Tim Rice
# 1997 - "My Heart Will Go On" ("TITANIC") - James Horner, Will Jennings
# 1998 - "When You Believe" ("THE PRINCE OF EGYPT") - Stephen Schwartz
# 1999 - "You'll Be In My Heart" ("TARZAN") - Phil Collins
# 2000 - "Things Have Changed" ("WONDER BOYS") - Bob Dylan


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September 7, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Best Original Songs(1934-1969)


From the very first year(1934) of best original songs. I collected here below for 1934 to 1969.

* 1934 - "The Continental" ("THE GAY DIVORCEE") - Herb Magidson, Con Conrad
* 1935 - "Lullaby of Broadway" ("GOLD DIGGERS OF 1935") - Harry Warren, Al Dubin
* 1936 - "The Way You Look Tonight" ("SWING TIME") - Dorothy Fields, Jerome Kern
* 1937 - "Sweet Leilani" ("WAIKIKI WEDDING") - Harry Owens
* 1938 - "Thanks for the Memory" ("THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1938") - Ralph Rainger, Leo Robin
* 1939 - "Over the Rainbow" ("THE WIZARD OF OZ") - E. Y. Harburg, Harold Arlen
*1940 - "When You Wish upon a Star" ("PINOCCHIO") - Ned Washington, Leigh Harline
*1941 - "The Last Time I Saw Paris" ("LADY BE GOOD") - Oscar Hammerstein II, Jerome Kern
* 1942 - "White Christmas" ("HOLIDAY INN") - Irving Berlin
*1943 - "You'll Never Know" ("HELLO, FRISCO, HELLO") - Harry Warren, Mack Gordon
*1944 - "Swinging on a Star" ("GOING MY WAY") - Johnny Burke, James Van Heusen
*1945 - "It Might As Well Be Spring" ("STATE FAIR") - Richard Rodgers, Oscar Hammerstein II
*1946 - "On The Atchison, Topeka & The Santa Fe" ("THE HARVEY GIRLS") - Harry Warren, Johnny Mercer
*1947 - "Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah" ("SONG OF THE SOUTH") - Ray Gilbert, Allie Wrubel
*1948 - "Buttons and Bows" ("THE PALEFACE") - Ray Evans, Jay Livingston
*1949 - "Baby, It's Cold Outside" ("NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER") - Frank Loesser
*1950 - "Mona Lisa" ("CAPTAIN CAREY, U.S.A.") - Ray Evans, Jay Livingston
*1951 - "In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening" ("HERE COMES THE GROOM") - Johnny Mercer, Hoagy Carmichael
*1952 - "High Noon (Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin')" ("HIGH NOON") - Ned Washington, Dimitri Tiomkin
*1953 - "Secret Love" ("CALAMITY JANE") - Paul Francis Webster, Sammy Fain
*1954 - "Three Coins in the Fountain" ("THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN") - Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn
*1955 - "Love is a Many-Splendored Thing" ("LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING") - Paul Francis Webster, Sammy Fain
* 1956 - "Whatever Will Be, Will Be (Que Sera, Sera)" ("THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH") - Jay Livingston, Ray Evans
* 1957 - "All The Way" ("THE JOKER IS WILD") - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen
* 1958 - "Gigi" ("GIGI") - Frederick Loewe, Alan Jay Lerner
*1959 - "High Hopes" ("A HOLE IN THE HEAD") - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen
*1960 - "Never On Sunday" ("NEVER ON SUNDAY") - Manos Hadjidakis
* 1961 - "Moon River" ("BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S") - Johnny Mercer, Henry Mancini
*1962 - "Days of Wine and Roses" ("DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES") - Johnny Mercer, Henry Mancini
*1963 - "Call Me Irresponsible" ("PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION") - Sammy Cahn, James Van Heusen
*1964 - "Chim Chim Cher-ee" ("MARY POPPINS") - Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman
*1965 - "The Shadow of Your Smile" ("THE SANDPIPER") - Johnny Mandel, Paul Francis Webster
* 1966 - "Born Free" ("BORN FREE") - Don Black, John Barry
* 1967 - "Talk to the Animals" ("DOCTOR DOLITTLE") - Leslie Bricusse *1968 - "The Windmills Of Your Mind" ("THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR") - Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand
* 1969 - "Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head" ("BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE KID") - Burt Bacharach, Hal David
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September 5, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Academy Awards Tip


Nominations for the annual Academy Awards have been announced year after year.But who picked them? And who selects the winners. Here is a tip for your current knowledge.

According to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 5,722 Academy members voted with secret ballots sent through the mail.
Academy members select nominees in their respective branches (acting, directing, etc.), while all members select the Best Picture nominees. Then the Academy's entire active and life membership votes to pick winners in each category.

Membership in the Academy is by invitation of the Board of Governors and is limited to those who have achieved distinction in the arts and sciences of motion pictures.

The 13 membership categories are Actors, Art Directors, Cinematographers, Directors, Executives, Film Editors, Music, Producers, Public Relations, Short Films and Feature Animation, Sound, Visual Effects and Writers.

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September 2, 2007

The Movie Theater Mall : Academy Awards History(1970s)

Maybe you can find your favourite films in those of 1970s.

1970
Picture: "PATTON", "Airport", "Five Easy Pieces", "Love Story", "M*A*S*H"
Actor: GEORGE C. SCOTT in "Patton", Melvyn Douglas in "I Never Sang For My Father", James Earl Jones in "The Great White Hope", Jack Nicholson in "Five Easy Pieces", Ryan O'Neal in "Love Story"
Actress: GLENDA JACKSON in "Women in Love", Jane Alexander in "The Great White Hope", Ali MacGraw in "Love Story", Sarah Miles in "Ryan's Daughter", Carrie Snodgrass in "Diary of a Mad Housewife" Supporting Actor: JOHN MILLS in "Ryan's Daughter", Richard Castellano in "Lovers and Other Strangers", Chief Dan George in "Little Big Man", Gene Hackman in "I Never Sang For My Father", John Marley in "Love Story"
Supporting Actress: HELEN HAYES in "Airport", Karen Black in "Five Easy Pieces", Lee Grant in "The Landlord", Sally Kellerman in "M*A*S*H", Maureen Stapleton in "Airport"
Director: FRANKLIN SCHAFFNER for "Patton", Robert Altman for "M*A*S*H", Federico Fellini for "Fellini Satyricon", Arthur Hiller for "Love Story", Ken Russell for "Women in Love"
1971
Picture: "THE FRENCH CONNECTION", "A Clockwork Orange", "Fiddler on the Roof", "The Last Picture Show", "Nicholas and Alexandra"
Actor: GENE HACKMAN in "The French Connection", Peter Finch in "Sunday, Bloody Sunday", Walter Matthau in "Kotch", George C. Scott in "The Hospital", Topol in "Fiddler on the Roof"
Actress: JANE FONDA in "Klute", Julie Christie in "McCabe and Mrs. Miller", Glenda Jackson in "Sunday, Bloody Sunday", Vanessa Redgrave in "Mary, Queen of Scots", Janet Suzman in "Nicholas and Alexandra" Supporting Actor: BEN JOHNSON in "The Last Picture Show", Jeff Bridges in "The Last Picture Show", Leonard Frey in "Fiddler on the Roof", Richard Jaeckel in "Sometimes a Great Notion", Roy Scheider in "The French Connection"
Supporting Actress: CLORIS LEACHMAN in "The Last Picture Show", Ann-Margret in "Carnal Knowledge", Ellen Burstyn in "The Last Picture Show", Barbara Harris in "Who is Harry Kellerman, and Why is He Saying These Terrible Things About Me?", Margaret Leighton in "The Go-Between"
Director: WILLIAM FRIEDKIN for "The French Connection", Peter Bogdanovich for "The Last Picture Show", Norman Jewison for "Fiddler on the Roof", Stanley Kubrick for "A Clockwork Orange", John Schlesinger for "Sunday, Bloody Sunday"
1972
Picture: "THE GODFATHER", "Cabaret", "Deliverance", "The Emigrants", "Sounder"
Actor: MARLON BRANDO in "The Godfather", Michael Caine in "Sleuth", Laurence Olivier in "Sleuth", Peter O'Toole in "The Ruling Class", Paul Winfield in "Sounder"
Actress: LIZA MINNELLI in "Cabaret", Diana Ross in "Lady Sings The Blues", Maggie Smith in "Travels With My Aunt", Cicely Tyson in "Sounder", Liv Ullmann in "The Emigrants"
Supporting Actor: JOEL GREY in "Cabaret", Eddie Albert in "The Heartbreak Kid", James Caan in "The Godfather", Robert Duvall in "The Godfather", Al Pacino in "The Godfather"
Supporting Actress: EILEEN HECKART in "Butterflies Are Free", Jeannie Berlin in "The Heartbreak Kid", Geraldine Page in "Pete 'n' Tillie", Susan Tyrrell in "Fat City", Shelley Winters in "The Poseidon Adventure"
Director: BOB FOSSE for "Cabaret", John Boorman for "Deliverance", Francis Ford Coppola for "The Godfather", Joseph L. Mankiewicz for "Sleuth", Jan Troell for "The Emigrants"
1973
Picture: "THE STING", "American Graffiti", "Cries and Whispers", "The Exorcist", "A Touch of Class"
Actor: JACK LEMMON in "Save the Tiger", Marlon Brando in "Last Tango in Paris", Jack Nicholson in "The Last Detail", Al Pacino in "Serpico", Robert Redford in "The Sting"
Actress: GLENDA JACKSON in "A Touch of Class", Ellen Burstyn in "The Exorcist", Marsha Mason in "Cinderella Liberty", Barbra Streisand in "The Way We Were", Joanne Woodward in "Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams"
Supporting Actor: JOHN HOUSEMAN in "The Paper Chase", Vincent Gardenia in "Bang the Drum Slowly", Jack Gilford in "Save the Tiger", Jason Miller in "The Exorcist", Randy Quaid in "The Last Detail"
Supporting Actress: TATUM O'NEAL in "Paper Moon", Linda Blair in "The Exorcist", Candy Clark in "American Graffiti", Madeline Kahn in "Paper Moon", Sylvia Sidney in "Summer Wishes, Winter Dreams" Director: GEORGE ROY HILL for "The Sting", Ingmar Bergman for "Cries and Whispers", Bernardo Bertolucci for "Last Tango in Paris", William Friedkin for "The Exorcist", George Lucas for "American Graffiti"
1974
Picture: "THE GODFATHER, PART II", "Chinatown", "The Conversation", "Lenny", "The Towering Inferno"
Actor: ART CARNEY in "Harry and Tonto", Albert Finney in "Murder on the Orient Express", Dustin Hoffman in "Lenny", Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown", Al Pacino in "The Godfather, Part II"
Actress: ELLEN BURSTYN in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore", Diahann Carroll in "Claudine", Faye Dunaway in "Chinatown", Valerie Perrine in "Lenny", Gena Rowlands in "A Woman Under the Influence" Supporting Actor: ROBERT DE NIRO in "The Godfather, Part II", Fred Astaire in "The Towering Inferno", Jeff Bridges in "Thunderbolt and Lightfoot", Michael V. Gazzo in "The Godfather, Part II", Lee Strasberg in "The Godfather, Part II"
Supporting Actress: INGRID BERGMAN in "Murder on the Orient Express", Valentina Cortese in "Day for Night", Madeline Kahn in "Blazing Saddles", Diane Ladd in "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore", Talia Shire in "The Godfather, Part II"
Director: FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA for "The Godfather, Part II", John Cassavetes for "A Woman Under the Influence", Bob Fosse for "Lenny", Roman Polanski for "Chinatown", Francois Truffaut for "Day for Night"
1975
Picture: "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST", "Barry Lyndon", "Dog Day Afternoon", "Jaws", "Nashville"
Actor: JACK NICHOLSON in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", Walter Matthau in "The Sunshine Boys", Al Pacino in "Dog Day Afternoon", Maximilian Schell in "The Man in the Glass Booth", James Whitmore in "Give 'Em Hell, Harry!"
Actress: LOUISE FLETCHER in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", Isabelle Adjani in "The Story of Adele H.", Ann-Margret in "Tommy", Glenda Jackson in "Hedda", Carol Kane in "Hester Street"
Supporting Actor: GEORGE BURNS in "The Sunshine Boys", Brad Dourif in "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", Burgess Meredith in "The Day of the Locust", Chris Sarandon in "Dog Day Afternoon", Jack Warden in "Shampoo"
Supporting Actress: LEE GRANT in "Shampoo", Ronee Blakley in "Nashville", Sylvia Miles in "Farewell, My Lovely", Lily Tomlin in "Nashville", Brenda Vaccaro in "Jacqueline Susann's Once Is Not Enough"
Director: MILOS FORMAN for "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", Robert Altman for "Nashville", Federico Fellini for "Amarcord", Stanley Kubrick for "Barry Lyndon", Sidney Lumet for "Dog Day Afternoon"
1976
Picture: "ROCKY", "All the President's Men", "Bound for Glory", "Network", "Taxi Driver"
Actor: PETER FINCH in "Network", Robert De Niro in "Taxi Driver", Giancarlo Giannini in "Seven Beauties", William Holden in "Network", Sylvester Stallone in "Rocky"
Actress: FAYE DUNAWAY in "Network", Marie-Christine Barrault in "Cousin, Cousine", Talia Shire in "Rocky", Sissy Spacek in "Carrie", Liv Ullmann in "Face to Face"
Supporting Actor: JASON ROBARDS in "All the President's Men", Ned Beatty in "Network", Burgess Meredith in "Rocky", Laurence Olivier in "Marathon Man", Burt Young in "Rocky"
Supporting Actress: BEATRICE STRAIGHT in "Network", Jane Alexander in "All the President's Men", Jodie Foster in "Taxi Driver", Lee Grant in "Voyage of the Damned", Piper Laurie in "Carrie"
Director: JOHN G. AVILDSEN for "Rocky", Ingmar Bergman for "Face to Face", Sidney Lumet for "Network", Alan J. Pakula for "All the President's Men", Lina Wertmuller for "Seven Beauties"
1977
Picture: "ANNIE HALL", "The Goodbye Girl", "Julia", "Star Wars", "The Turning Point"
Actor: RICHARD DREYFUSS in "The Goodbye Girl", Woody Allen in "Annie Hall", Richard Burton in "Equus", Marcello Mastroianni in "A Special Day", John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever"
Actress: DIANE KEATON in "Annie Hall", Anne Bancroft in "The Turning Point", Jane Fonda in "Julia", Shirley MacLaine in "The Turning Point", Marsha Mason in "The Goodbye Girl"
Supporting Actor: JASON ROBARDS in "Julia", Mikhail Baryshnikov in "The Turning Point", Peter Firth in "Equus", Alec Guinness in "Star Wars", Maximilian Schell in "Julia"
Supporting Actress: VANESSA REDGRAVE in "Julia", Leslie Browne in "The Turning Point", Quinn Cummings in "The Goodbye Girl", Melinda Dillon in "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", Tuesday Weld in "Looking for Mr. Goodbar"
Director: WOODY ALLEN for "Annie Hall", George Lucas for "Star Wars", Herbert Ross for "The Turning Point", Steven Spielberg for "Close Encounters of the Third Kind", Fred Zinnemann for "Julia"
1978
Picture: "THE DEER HUNTER", "Coming Home", "Heaven Can Wait", "Midnight Express", "An Unmarried Woman"
Actor: JON VOIGHT in "Coming Home", Warren Beatty in "Heaven Can Wait", Gary Busey in "The Buddy Holly Story", Robert De Niro in "The Deer Hunter", Laurence Olivier in "The Boys From Brazil" Actress: JANE FONDA in "Coming Home", Ingrid Bergman in "Autumn Sonata", Ellen Burstyn in "Same Time, Next Year", Jill Clayburgh in "An Unmarried Woman", Geraldine Page in "Interiors" Supporting Actor: CHRISTOPHER WALKEN in "The Deer Hunter", Bruce Dern in "Coming Home", Richard Farnsworth in "Comes a Horseman", John Hurt in "Midnight Express", Jack Warden in "Heaven Can Wait"
Supporting Actress: MAGGIE SMITH in "California Suite", Dyan Cannon in "Heaven Can Wait", Penelope Milford in "Coming Home", Maureen Stapleton in "Interiors", Meryl Streep in "The Deer Hunter" Director: MICHAEL CIMINO for "The Deer Hunter", Woody Allen for "Interiors", Hal Ashby for "Coming Home", Warren Beatty and Buck Henry for "Heaven Can Wait", Alan Parker for "Midnight Express"
1979
Picture: "KRAMER vs. KRAMER", "All That Jazz", "Apocalypse Now", "Breaking Away", "Norma Rae"
Actor: DUSTIN HOFFMAN in "Kramer vs. Kramer", Jack Lemmon in "The China Syndrome", Al Pacino in "...And Justice For All", Roy Scheider in "All That Jazz", Peter Sellers in "Being There"
Actress: SALLY FIELD in "Norma Rae", Jill Clayburgh in "Starting Over", Jane Fonda in "The China Syndrome", Marsha Mason in "Chapter Two", Bette Midler in "The Rose"
Supporting Actor: MELVYN DOUGLAS in "Being There", Robert Duvall in "Apocalypse Now", Frederic Forrest in "The Rose", Justin Henry in "Kramer vs. Kramer", Mickey Rooney in "The Black Stallion" Supporting Actress: MERYL STREEP in "Kramer vs. Kramer", Jane Alexander in "Kramer vs. Kramer", Barbarie Barrie in "Breaking Away", Candice Bergen in "Starting Over", Mariel Hemingway in "Manhattan" Director: ROBERT BENTON for "Kramer vs. Kramer", Francis Ford Coppola for "Apocalypse Now", Bob Fosse for "All That Jazz", Edouard Molinaro for "La Cage Aux Folles", Peter Yates for "Breaking Away"

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