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Captain Corelli's Mandolin (film) - Wikipedia. Captain Corelli's Mandolin is a 2. John Madden. It is based on the novel Captain Corelli's Mandolin by Louis de Bernières.
The film pays homage to the thousands of Italian soldiers executed by German forces in Cephalonia in September 1. Cephalonia who were killed in the post- war earthquake. The novel's protagonists are portrayed by actors Nicolas Cage and Penélope Cruz. Greece's Ionian Islands are invaded by the Italian army when it brings a large garrison and a few Germans to the tranquil island of Cephalonia, whose inhabitants surrender immediately.
- Captain Corelli's Mandolin is a 2001 war film directed by John Madden. It is based on the novel Captain Corelli's Mandolin by Louis de Bernières.
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Captain Antonio Corelli, an officer of the Italian 3. Acqui Infantry Division, has a jovial personality and a passion for the mandolin, and trains his battery of men, (who have never fired a shot), to choral sing. Initially he alienates a number of villagers, including Pelagia, the daughter of the village doctor. She is an educated and strong- willed woman. At first offended by the Italian soldier's behaviour, she slowly warms to Corelli's charm, and mandolin playing, as they are forced to share her father's home after the doctor agrees to put him up in exchange for medical supplies.
When Pelagia's fiancé, Mandras, a local fisherman, heads off to war on the mainland, the friendship between Antonio and Pelagia grows. Her beauty and intelligence have captured Corelli's heart, and his fondness for the village's vibrant community has caused him to question his reasons for fighting.
Corelli, and his battery of musical troops, becomes a part of the villagers' lives; but the moment is fleeting. As the war grows closer, Antonio and Pelagia are forced to choose between their allegiances and the love they feel for one another. The Italian government surrenders to the Allies, and the Italian troops happily prepare to return home. However, their erstwhile allies, the Germans, insist on disarming them, intemperately and violently. The Greeks are also exposed to the brutality of the incoming Germans, and arrange with the Italians to use their arms in a brief but futile resistance. For this, the German High Command has thousands of the Italian troops shot as traitors. Corelli survives when one of his soldiers shields him from the fusillade of the German executioners' bullets with his body, and falls dead on top of him.
Mandras finds Corelli, still alive among the pile of massacred soldiers, and takes him to Pelagia and the doctor for treatment and recovery, and then to a boat to escape the island. As a result of Pelagia's questioning, Mandras admits that he rescued Corelli from the heap of dead soldiers because he wanted to re- kindle their love. But it does no good and the couple part. Earlier, on one of Mandras's return visits to Cephallonia, he advises Pelagia that the reason he never replied to her many love letters is because he is illiterate. In 1. 94. 7, Pelagia receives a parcel from Italy containing a record of the tune Corelli wrote for her, but no note. An earthquake destroys much of the village including the doctor's house; but island life continues, and, soon after, Corelli returns to Pelagia.
Release[edit]Box office[edit]The film opened at number six at the US box office, taking on $7,2. It brought in only $2. The movie cost $5.
Critical reception[edit]The film's plot deviated somewhat from the novel's, with many of the book's tragic episodes softened. It maintains a 2.
Rotten Tomatoes with the consensus: "The cinematography is gorgeous, but the movie plays it fast and loose with history and the novel it was adapted from. Mostly, the movie fails because the romance between the leads strains credulity and the story is largely uninvolving."[3]Roger Ebert gave the film a poor review, two stars out of four, saying: "What we get is kind of a condensed version of some of the sights and sounds of the novel, without the heart, the spirit and the juicy detail."[4]Peter Bradshaw, writing in The Guardian, said: "What a droopy, disappointing film this is. It has some of the unhappiest casting to be seen and dodgiest accents to be heard in the cinema, the worst offender being the barrel- chested, horse- faced Nicolas Cage as a captain in the Italian army..".[5]Accolades[edit]Cruz received a Golden Raspberry Award nomination for Worst Actress (also for Blow and Vanilla Sky).[6]See also[edit]References[edit]External links[edit].
Forbidden technology part II, Project Looking Glass - Auricmedia. This post is about technology which allows you to watch in the past or in the future and it also works as a stargate to another planets… or this is what it’s claimed to be.
So here we go again and dive in the world of Project Looking Glass: I have posted this guy before and he talks about this technology too and here is the Dan Burisch take on Project Looking Glass: Stargate Secrets : Dan Burisch revisited – Part 1. A video interview with Dan Burisch. Las Vegas, June 2. Shot, edited and directed by Kerry Lynn Cassidy. Dan Burisch: … because people will then target toward a date. And I …Yeah, there are people out there that are now saying, ‘Yep, it’s right around the corner at any moment now.
Why won’t the aliens save us?’ We need to save ourselves.…This was a quid pro quo for them to get certain information from … that Chi’el’ah showed me. I demanded certain information back.
It actually was information concerning the time travel issue. Because they were still trying to be … You know, they were still reticent about informing me as to what the real nature of the situation was as late as 2. The Looking Glass shows probabilities, or has shown probabilities. The Cube would react with the people present, so there was an alteration, if you will, over what you were seeing from it. It would actually spin out as a yellow disc out of the top of it … where the word “Yellow Book” originally came from.
Actually I used that to our advantage at the T- 9 because that in fact was present at the T- 9 and I projected certain information which caused a little upset during the meeting.…But I was also allowed to show them probable outcomes, so in fact the Yellow Book, the Cube, was used for that purpose. Shockingly, they happened to see themselves standing on the bones of their own families and things like that in the vision, and they ultimately decided to remove Lotus as well as certain abductions from the Tau 9 treaty.…They were handing this Cube around from country to country, to the elitists in the countries, who looked into their own futures so that they could pick the best path for themselves.…I’m happy to pass along the information – I’m honored to pass along the information – that I understand that the Yellow Book is no longer accessible. Start of interview. Kerry: How would you like to start? What’s the best place to start as far as Stargates go? Dan: Well, I’ve got a list of questions here in front of me, submitted by you two, all 3.
K: [laughs]D: Oh, I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have mentioned the number. K: No, no …D: They are decommissioned. They are separated into their three components: there’s a projection component, a ring component, and also a barrel component to both the Stargate devices as well as the Looking Glass device. The Stargates also have field posts, and again I’m not a physicist so I wouldn’t be the appropriate one to make comment as to how they work. But there were field posts that were positioned around the actual “gates” and they have been stored, I guess.
I’m not certain what happened to the field components. But the three components have actually been decommissioned and liasioned to the European Union, the United Nations, and NATO, who are actually in possession of them. And there is no one group which has the other one of the other two components. K: OK, so …D: So everybody is staring at everybody and they’re not … They can’t put the equipment together because everybody is mutually dependent and looking questioningly at everybody else. So everybody is literally protecting everybody else.
Of the actual base operating equipment, there are three components to it, which is a projection device of some sort, a barrel, and a set of rings, electromagnetic rings. K: Are we able to know how many man- made Stargates there were on the planet?
D: No. I’m not going to comment as to the total. I will say that there was over 5. K: Really! D: Yep.
K: Wow. In different countries of the world. D: Yes. K: OK. And these are man- made? D: Yes. K: OK. So, and now these Stargates …D: Well, see, it’s not a Stargate.
It’s a device which accesses a portal, a wormhole. K: Does it access a natural … In other words, the manmade device accesses a natural Stargate.
D: Yes. It draws off from a natural ERB, an Einstein- Rosen Bridge. K: OK. D: It accesses it and somehow works, from what I understand, not in parallel, but almost like piggybacks, on the energy of the natural Stargate, yeah. K: OK. So, in other words, if there were only … If there were 5. D: That I don’t know. K: OK. D: There is a possibility that … In fact when the Looking Glass was operated, they were usually worked in tandem.
It required a second Looking Glass to be turned on at the same time to get acoustics through. So unless a second one was turned on …which operated at one other place, where Will Uhouse had been. Watch The Imitation Game Online Ibtimes on this page. He saw the second node location, as opposed to the first node being over at the Papoose facility. Two pieces of equipment, two Looking Glasses, were required to be turned on at the same time to be able to hear acoustics or sound, if you will, from whatever the people were watching, to piggyback in tandem with the visual response of the equipment.
That it required two to be turned on to hear anything. K: Uh huh. D: And then both sides could hear the same thing. So I suppose, both of the Looking Glasses being tuned to the same thing was accessing the same “tunnel,” if you will, to the information.
K: OK, that’s what I was wondering. So the Looking Glass has an ability to show one the future but a Stargate, or, you know, equipment that accesses a Stargate, or a wormhole, is for time travel? Right? We’re talking about two different things?
D: Yes. K: Are they using the same technology? D: Essentially, yes. The original device was the Stargate device. That was then increased in power, if you will, with the use of these field posts.
How it bumped up the power, how it stabilized it, I don’t know. You’d need to speak with a physicist about that.
K: OK. D: However …K: It increased it enough to where that it became a Looking Glass? Watch A Teacher Megavideo. D: Well, no. No. No. It would be pumped up in power to stabilize the “doorway,” if you will, to step through into another location, which in essence, because distance and time are relative, the same thing – step through into another time. The Looking Glass device is a back- engineered Stargate. K: OK. D: So it was actually back- engineered from the original cylinder- seal data which allowed us to produce the Stargate access devices, if you will, what we call the Stargates.
K: Uh huh. D: It’s a back- engineered device, the Looking Glass is. So the Looking Glass is a secondary device and it was coming into its fore in the 6. Will saw one of the first generations of it, from what I understand, a very large piece of equipment. They always get smaller, no matter what.
Look at what’s happened to the computer. K: Who? Will saw? D: Oh yeah. K: Will …D: Will Uhouse. K: … Uhouse saw the original Looking Glass. Run Fatboy Run Movie Watch Online on this page. D: He saw one of the original Looking Glasses demonstrated.
And in fact it’s going to be in the DVD that we’re getting ready to put out, the actual interview, where he was indicating the firing of a bullet, I believe it was, through an object, and there was a time delay where the bullet actually passed through the object where you saw the bullet past the object, or the projectile if you will, a rail gun, I believe. What was the … [Marci Mc.
Dowell, off screen, confirms this]. Yeah, it was a rail gun being used. And then afterward they saw the impact of the device. So they were already playing with it in the early 7.
K: Wasn’t the original Looking Glass back- engineered from alien technology? D: [long pause] Yes. K: OK. But there was also information around the cylinder- seals …D: Um hmm…. K: …that they used also and that those cylinder- seals also came from an off world race.
D: From … Well, no, the cylinder seals didn’t. The information on them did. K: Which was maybe the Anunnaki?