First at least two YouTube users posted a pirated 124-minute, 14-video-clip version of the $9 million film, which is not scheduled for nationwide release until June 29.
Back in the days when radio newsreaders wore dinner jackets and Pathe News galvanised cinema audiences, received pronunciation, that strangely clipped version of standard English, dominated the spoken word.
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It has a touch screen but no flash, and a clip-on version of that amazing OLED viewfinder.
Contrary to the clip-show version of the 1980s, all yuppies, Princess Di haircuts and Duran Duran, it was the heyday of political pop, and the leftwing counterculture in general.
The channel at that point appeared to include just one other clip, a shorter version of the trailer uploaded one day earlier.
Here are my three favorite R.E.M. videos, selected for the best dancing: "What's the Frequency, Kenneth?" "The Great Beyond" "Man on the Moon" (live with Eddie Vedder) Bonus clip: Michael Stipe's version of robot.
Entrants are encouraged to submit video clips of their version of The Scream – their best ear-splitting or blood-curdling shriek – for a chance to win a free trip to the country or one of a bevy of Scandinavian goods, including a Setesdal sweater or Svalbard anorak.
Bart and Milhouse charge admission for viewing such clips as a "good version" of The Godfather Part III, a clip of Mr. Rogers drunkenly yelling at the director of his show, a secret government plan to use Springfield as a testing zone for nuclear missiles, and Ned Flanders' alerting the police that Homer released a radioactive ape in his house.
Inside Kathryn Macleod's English class, a group of 12-year-olds was watching a clip from the film version of Louis Sachar's novel "Holes," paying close attention to the actress Patricia Arquette.
I asked Michel if he'd enjoyed the special world premiere clip of the restored version of Alfred Hitchcock's silent The Lodger, which we showed, accompanied by Stephen Horne on live piano, as part of the BFI's ongoing Rescue the Hitchcock 9 campaign, the Critics Circlee's charity of choice.
