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Mockbuster - Wikipedia. A mockbuster (also known as knockbuster or a drafting opportunity. Mockbusters are often made with a low budget. Unlike films which are produced to capitalize on the popularity of a recent release by adopting similar genre or storytelling elements, mockbusters are generally produced concurrently with upcoming films, and released direct- to- video at the same time the real film reaches theaters or video outlets.
A mockbuster may be similar enough in title, packaging, etc. Attack of the 5. 0 Foot Woman spawned Village of the Giants; The Land That Time Forgot spun Legend of Dinosaurs & Monster Birds. Such films tend to fit the classic B movie model, produced on a small budget and derivative of the target film and other similar projects. The reduced costs made available by using modern video and computer graphics equipment, and the tie- in to the mainstream film's advertising, has allowed the mockbuster to find a profitable niche in the home video market. Blockbuster, at one time one of the largest DVD and video- game rental chains, gave implied support to the concept by buying 1.
The Asylum's version of War of the Worlds in time to coincide with the theatrical opening week of Steven Spielberg's film based on the same novel starring Tom Cruise. The 1. 97. 9 film Angels Revenge bore many superficial similarities to the popular TV series Charlie's Angels; its promotional materials even resembled Charlie's Angels' graphic style. Choke movie online in english with english subtitles in 2160 16:9. This same principle can also work in reverse: Mister Ed, a television series about a talking horse, debuted after the popular film series Francis the Talking Mule. Their titles and the films they are considered to be derivative of include Little & Big Monsters (Dream. Works' Monsters vs.
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Play. Station and Play. Station 2. These games included the film as well as a small collection of mini games. Phoenix Games went out of business in 2. The 2. 01. 1 film Aliens vs Avatars was named to market it as a crossover to Alien and Avatar, even though it has no connection with the two films.
It was released by New Horizon Picture Corp two weeks before the blockbuster Jurassic Park. Carnosaur may be considered a mockbuster. In 2. 01. 2, Super K – The Movie, an Indian fantasy/science- fiction animated film about an artificially created boy named . Its title and cover art focused on an incidental female character with red hair (i.
For example, The Legend of Sarila was renamed Frozen Land to cash in on Disney's 2. Frozen. We have a general sense of what the film is and we make our movie completely original, just based on that concept. For example, Snakes on a Train capitalized on the Internet hype surrounding Snakes on a Plane. Consumers wanted what they saw. It was meant to be, you know, metaphorical.
But the buyers wanted it, so I was given the mandate that the ending had to have the snake eat the train. The Asylum does not claim to be an .
For instance, the 2. Snakes on a Train traded on the publicity surrounding the theatrically released Snakes on a Plane. Hunter, The Da Vinci Treasure, Battle of Los Angeles, and Paranormal Entity. Foreign knockoffs and illegitimate sequels. Low- budget studios in foreign countries may produce completely illegitimate sequels to pre- existing higher budgeted movie series that began in other countries.
These sequels are unofficial, and often even unknown to the creators and producers of the original films. These unofficial sequels are rarely, or never, released in the original country, usually due to licensing issues.
In other cases, a film released in other countries is renamed as a sequel to another film in contrast to the original title. For instance, the Indian Superman mockbuster Ultraguy has Superman getting his powers from a god. Their imitation was called . Romero's 1. 97. 8 Dawn of the Dead: Lucio Fulci's Zombi 2 sold itself as the sequel to that film (which was called Zombi in Italy) and even used a line originally written for Dawn of the Dead.
The movie even goes as far as to illegally use music from the original soundtrack of Dawn of the Dead without the permission of anyone involved in that production. It also drew elements from movies such as Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.
Rambo: First Blood Part II also inspired the 1. Turkish cult film Rampage. In 1. 98. 8 Mattei filmed Robowar, a try to cash in on the successful 1. Arnold Schwarzenegger film Predator.
This version featuring a low- budget . Both Strike Commando and Robowar featured cult- favorite American actor Reb Brown of Space Mutiny fame in the lead role. The first one had a sequel, Strike Commando 2, starring Brent Huff, which also ripped off Rambo: First Blood Part II. The film was released in its final form in 1. E. T. The alien befriends a little boy (who nicknames him . The plot centers on an average video game fan being transported into cyberspace by a mad scientist and being forced to play video games in order to survive. Its unofficial title is .
Despite being animated, it contains a number of obvious narrative and visual elements that were lifted from Disney's Tron. These include the luminous body- armor, the identity- discs, several of the vehicles featured in Tron, and direct animated adaptations of characters from the original film, including SARK. Both films even feature a cameo appearance of the popular video game character Pac- Man. When Mazinger Z was popular in South Korea in the 1. Kim Cheong- gi created Robot Taekwon V as the Korean counterpart. After the success of Taekwon V, 7.
South Korea between 1. Japanese anime. In 1. South Korea released Space Gundam V. Despite its name, the series is not related to Mobile Suit Gundam; instead, it is a knockoff of the Super robot genre featuring an unauthorized depiction of the VF- 1 Valkyrie from Macross. The 2. 01. 0 Chinese animated series. Astro Plan has been criticized.
The remakes conform to the preferences of their native audiences, with songs added to scripts of any type, resulting in unusual (to Western audiences) variations as a singing and dancing Tarzan film. The popularity of the Batman films, most especially the 1. TV series, has led to numerous unauthorised remakes and pastiches, such as James Batman starring comedian Dolphy, Batman Fights Dracula, and Alyas Batman en Robin.
Other Filipino knockoffs include Bobo Cop (a parody of Robo. Cop). Aside from having some alien creature killing people, the Ciro Ippolito- directed .
Other science fiction films of the time that borrowed elements from Alien include Inseminoid (1. Xtro (1. 98. 2). The Asylum has produced two mockbusters of Alien: AVH: Alien vs. Hunter (based on the crossover Aliens vs. Predator: Requiem) and Alien Origin (based on Prometheus)Bruno Mattei's Shocking Dark, aka Terminator II in some countries, was released in Philippines and Italy in 1. American film The Terminator. This was almost a full year before the release of the James Cameron film Terminator 2: Judgment Day in America. Despite its title, the film's plot is closer to being a mockbuster of James Cameron's 1.
Aliens, though one of the characters featured is a robot disguised as a human that is presented and played in such a way that it clearly mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger's iconic character in the movie The Terminator. The script for Terminator II was written by cult Italian B- movie writer/director Claudio Fragasso, most notable for being the director of the cult classic horror film Troll 2 (itself a mockbuster sequel to Troll).
However, only Jaws 2, Jaws 3- D and Jaws: The Revenge were ever officially released by Universal Pictures as sequels to the 1. Steven Spielberg movie Jaws. Jaws in Japan even reused the same found footage multiple times, and shark footage used in the film (made in CGI) are mangled versions from other killer shark films. In 1. 98. 8 Joe D'Amato acted as producer for a completely unrelated sequel called La Casa 3, also called Evil Dead 3.
This was five years before Sam Raimi would direct and release Evil Dead III: Army of Darkness in the US. La Casa 4 was another further unrelated sequel to the Evil Dead series, also produced by Joe D'Amato and also released in 1. David Hasselhoff and Catherine Hickland. The film alternately bills itself as both Evil Dead 4 and Return of the Exorcist, making it also an unofficial/illegitimate sequel to the 1. American film The Exorcist, 1. U. S. D'Amato would again act as producer for another illegitimate Evil Dead sequel in 1.
La Casa 5, also called Evil Dead 5—this time directed by Claudio Fragasso. This was 1. 5 years before William Peter Blatty directed and released The Exorcist III and eight years before he wrote the novel on which it was based. Despite the original The Inglorious Bastards/Quel maledetto treno blindato being a war film set in World War II, Inglorious Bastards 2: Hell's Heroes is set during the Vietnam War. Both films feature actor Fred Williamson (playing different roles). The idea of a battleship?.
The mockbuster, with nearly exactly the same name was made by 1. For these large production houses, it wasn't just a question of free riding on the marketing success of these more popular films; mockbusters have become a source of bad publicity. Customers who had accidentally bought the mockbuster Puss in Boots: A Furry Tale but did not know that it was a mockbuster gave the original movie bad reviews.
Jane Seymour: The Meek and Mild One? However, she is an interesting character and like all of Henry’s wives she has been misrepresented and stereotyped. Here are some of the labels, myths, opinions and stereotypes which surround Jane Seymour: -Jane was uneducated. She was a . She would also have learned the .
Eustace Chapuys, an enemy of Jane’s predecessor, Anne Boleyn, described Jane as “not a woman of great wit, but she may have good understanding”, so she may not have had the sharp mind of Anne Boleyn but she was far from thick and seems to have been blessed with common sense and an even temperament. Jane’s Appearance. Chapuys described Jane as “of middle stature and no great beauty, so fair that one would call her rather pale than otherwise”2 and Alison Weir points out that “it was not Jane’s face that had attracted the King so much as the fact that she was Anne Boleyn’s opposite in every way.
Jane showed herself entirely subservient to Henry’s will; where Anne had, in the King’s view, been a wanton, Jane had shown herself to be inviolably chaste. And where Anne had been ruthless, he believed Jane to be naturally compassionate.
He would in years to come remember her as the fairest, the most discreet, and the most meritorious of all his wives.”3 Perhaps she reminded him of his mother, Elizabeth of York? Holbein’s portrait of Jane is far from flattering but we, today, have a very different idea about beauty, and it is possible that the fair haired, pale skinned Jane was much closer to the Tudor idea of beauty, the English Rose, than the sallow- skinned, dark haired Anne Boleyn.
To us, Jane looks dumpy, plain and rather chinless, to Henry she may have been a goddess! Bound to Obey and Serve – Jane the Meek and Mild? It is clear from Jane’s motto that she wanted to be the submissive wife and queen, in contrast to the “Most Happy” Anne Boleyn who had a “sunshine and showers” relationship with Henry, one of passion and rages.
Antonia Fraser describes her as “naturally sweet- natured” and writes of her main characteristics being “virtue and common good sense”4. Fraser goes on to say that “Jane was exactly the kind of female praised by the contemporary handbooks to correct conduct; just as Anne Boleyn had been the sort they warned against,”5. However, Alison Weir points out that “Beneath her outward show of humility, there was steel, even though it was confined to the domestic sphere only”6 – she may have been mild- mannered but she was capable of being strict with her household and also capable of standing up to her husband at times, although her common sense told her when to shut up, i. Where Anne would have told Henry just what she thought, Jane curbed her tongue and accepted her place as the dutiful wife, but then she did have the benefit of knowing what Henry was capable of! Henry was bad- tempered and had mood swings and Jane was sensible enough to realise that he needed humouring and needed his ego massaging – where Anne could be impatient, Jane was soothing. Jane the Virtuous and Kind.
Although, when he first heard of Henry VIII’s relationship with Jane, Chapuys wondered if she could really have reached the age of 2. English Court and have remained a virgin, it does seem that Jane was a truly chaste and virtuous woman. She has managed to reach her mid 2. Jane also seems to have been a kind woman and a woman who brought Henry happiness. In June 1. 53. 6, Sir John Russell wrote to Lord Lisle saying: -“The King came in his great boat to Greenwich that day with his privy chamber, and the Queen and the ladies in the great barge.
I assure you she is as gentle a lady as ever I knew, and as fair a Queen as any in Christendom. He then described Jane as a “pacific”8, a peacemaker”, and also praised her for her good sense and the way that she would not be drawn into discussions on religion and politics. Wolf Hall. Wolf Hall may have been the Seymour family home and Jane may have retreated there after Anne Boleyn’s execution. Jane and Henry got betrothed at Hampton Court Palace and that their wedding took place in the Queen’s closet at Whitehall.
Jane’s Age. Jane’s exact birthdate is not known, but Elizabeth Norton points out that Jane had 2. Norton concludes that Jane was most likely born between October 1. October 1. 50. 8. Jane was therefore around 2.
Henry VIII, and Chapuys describes her as “over 2. Obviously, there is controversy over Anne Boleyn’s date of birth, with some historians saying 1.
Watch Swing And A Miss online in english in QHD 21:9. Anne then Jane was only six or seven years younger, although her family were known for their fertility. Jane the Plotter and Seductress. Here we have the belief that Jane was not who she was cracked up to be, that she was coached, by Nicholas Carewe. King and kept his interest, that she was encouraged to poison the King’s mind against Anne Boleyn, while showing herself as an attractive alternative. Antonia Fraser. 14 writes of how Jane refused to accept a gift of gold sovereigns from the king, flinging herself on her knees and begging the messenger to tell the king that she was “a gentlewoman of fair and honourable lineage without reproach” and that she had “nothing in the world but her honour, which for a thousand deaths she would not wound” and therefore she must return the gift and “If the King deigned to make her a present of money, she prayed that it might be when she made an honourable marriage.” This “blushing reticence” inflamed the King’s “ardour”, Henry loved the thrill of the chase.
Was it part of a game, Jane’s plan to ensnare the King? Had she learned from what had happened with Anne Boleyn? After all, Anne’s rebuffing of the King had led to him pursuing her relentlessly and not taking no for an answer. Did Jane know what she was doing?
Had she been coached on how to play the King by Carew and her brothers? Who knows, but Antonia Fraser does point out that it would have been characteristic for Jane to have acted in this way anyway: -“It is not necessary to believe that the girl herself was playing a role – an uncharacteristic one – just because the results of her withdrawal were so successful. Jane Seymour was the perfect bait just because she represented without artifice that purity a sentimental older man – and Henry was certainly sentimental at the start of his love affairs – was likely to admire.”1. It is easy for Anne Boleyn fans to accuse Jane of acting, of copying what Anne did, knowing how it had worked on Henry, but Jane is described by her contempories as being a genuinely humble, virtuous and chaste young woman; to refuse Henry’s advances would have been natural for her to do. We cannot praise Anne for rebuffing Henry and challenge those who question Anne’s motivations when, at the same time, we villify Jane.
Did Jane Dance on Anne’s Grave? As I have said, there are those who believe that Jane was took an active part in Anne’s downfall by poisoning Henry’s mind against his wife and historian Agnes Strickland saw Jane as someone who coldly and mercilessly stood by while her behaviour with Anne’s husband led to Anne’s miscarriage and ultimately Anne’s death. Some imagine Jane as delighting in planning her marriage to Henry while Anne was imprisoned in the Tower waiting for the hour of her death, but just as Anne had no choice in marrying Henry, and we can’t blame Anne for what happened to Catherine of Aragon, Jane had no choice in what happened either. Jane had loved and respected Catherine of Aragon and so probably did not have much respect for Anne Boleyn, but that does not mean that she took delight in what happened to Anne. Jane the Catholic Queen.
Although Jane’s brother’s, Edward and Thomas Seymour, later became staunch Protestants, and Edward as Lord Protector in the reign of Edward VI, Jane’s son, brought in many Protestant reforms, Jane was a conservative Catholic and Martin Luther described her as an “enemy of the gospel”1. Jane the Reconciler. Chapuys reported to Charles V how Jane, putting her characteristic meekness to one side, once pleaded with Henry VIII to restore the Lady Mary to the succession: -“I hear that, even before the arrest of the Concubine, The King, speaking with mistress Jane . She replied that in asking for the restoration of the Princess she conceived she was seeking the rest and tranquillity of the King, herself, her future children, and for the whole realm for without that, neither your Majesty nor his people would ever be content.”1. It is clear from this exchange that Jane felt strongly about this issue as she continued pleading after Henry called her a fool. Alison Weir points out that however much Jane cared about reconciling Mary with her father, she showed no interest in Elizabeth, and that it was actually Mary’s intercession which made Henry invite the little Elizabeth for the Christmas season of 1.
Fraser contradicts this, saying that Jane fulfilled the role of a benevolent mother to both girls, although she points out that Jane could not have reconciled the King with his daughters if Henry really did not want to be: -“One can hardly believe that the new insecure Queen would have single- handedly secured a reversal of policy against her husband’s real wishes”, although her “quasi- maternal desire to reconcile father and daughter was obviously quite genuine.”1. Henry’s True Love. Henry VIII called Jane his true love and true wife, he chose Jane’s image to be portrayed as his wife and queen in the Whitehall Family Portrait, even though he was married to Catherine Parr at the time, and he chose to be laid to rest next to Jane, so it is hard to argue with that and say that she was not Henry’s true love. However, he was only involved with Jane for around 1.
Catherine of Aragon, which lasted for nearly 2. Anne Boleyn, which lasted about 1. Henry did not have time to get tired of Jane and the fact that she died after giving him the precious gift of a son probably made Henry look back on their relationship with rather rose tinted spectacles!