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The only open question is whether the word of mouth swearing its the most gruesome and stomach-churning R-rated horror film in recent memory helps or hinders word of mouth.
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Most of my most memorable experiences in Antarctica are imprinted in my mind, not on a memory chip or roll of film.
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But the film is, above all, a memory piece.
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They all have one thing in common: instead of using light to expose film, they capture images electronically on disks or memory chips.
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After that, you either have to empty the camera into a computer -- awkward on holiday -- or buy memory cards that function like extra rolls of film.
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The other part of it is, instead of using film and tape, so much more now is being shot on memory cards and hard drives with the latest cameras, you could easily save a couple of hundred thousand or for major feature films, a couple of millions of feet of processed film in the course of just converting to digital hard drives on this stuff.
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Both the novel and film have become one in my mind which accounts for my error in memory.
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David Sterritt, chairman of the National Society of Film Critics, called the find "one of the most significant developments in memory".
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Directed by Keith Gordon, the film stars Billy Crudup as Fielding Pierce, an aspiring politician haunted by the memory of his girlfriend Sarah who was killed while assisting Chilean refugees.
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Similarly, if you only saw one film and it happened to be the fabulous "Waltz with Bashir" you might have a happier memory of Cannes than if it happened to be Michel Gondry's half-woman, half-chair story.
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