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barns

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7 April 2010 at 22:08

Haha 8000 ..

en ik trots zijn op dit bericht (waarmee ik op een prachtig totaal van 300 kom)

Baggerman

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7 April 2010 at 22:09

Proficiat Speedy!

narva77 wrote:

En dan te bedenken dat je een hele poos afwezig bent geweest!

Maar hij is toch zeker wel films blijven kijken gedurende die tijd?

606 ook proficiat. Vraag me daardoor meteen af wat de oudste film op de site is?

barns

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7 April 2010 at 22:12

Dat vroeg ik mezelf ook een keer af.

Ben het toen even nagegaan en het bleek deze film te zijn:

The Story Of The Kelly Gang (1906)

606

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7 April 2010 at 22:14

barns wrote:

Dat vroeg ik mezelf ook een keer af.

Ben het toen even nagegaan en het bleek deze film te zijn:

Daar moet ik onder gaan zitten

barns

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7 April 2010 at 22:15

Waargebeurd verhaal over de beruchte balling Ned Kelly. Deze film wordt beschouwd als de eerste lange speelfilm (65-70 min). Er zijn nog maar enkele fragmenten bewaard gebleven.

- Plotbeschrijving

Gaat een moeilijke opgave worden, 606

606

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7 April 2010 at 22:22

barns wrote:

Gaat een moeilijke opgave worden, 606

Ben al aan het zoeken.

speedy23

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8 April 2010 at 08:50

606 wrote:

Ben al aan het zoeken.

Kan je hier iets mee?

The Story of the Kelly Gang (plot 1906).

The Story of the Kelly Gang tone is of sorrow depicting Ned Kelly as 'the Last of the Bushrangers, and his friends Dan Kelly, Steve Hart and Joe Byrne,' presenting the police hiding under the bed when Aaron Sherritt is shot ('This is the Only Blot on the Police,') and portraying Curnow's action of warning the train as heroic ('Thank God, he Saved the Train.')

Among the surviving images are two scenes that suggest considerable sophistication for that time. The scene of the police shooting parrots in the bush skillfully positions the shooter in the middle ground to the left of the image, firing upwards toward the far right, with the gang watching him from close foreground. The capture of Ned is shot from the viewpoint of the police, as Ned advances, an impressive figure weaving towards them under the weight of his armour and the shock of the bullets.

In June 1880, Ned courageously made his last stand. Surrounded by police and trackers at the Glenrowan Inn, Ned and the Kelly Gang wore suits of armour made from steel weighing a heavy 40 kilograms. Ned had planned every step. There were at least 20 people inside the Inn at the time but they slowly made their way out the back door when all lights were out. Many were shot thinking it was The Kelly Gang but all men were inside at the time.

Making their way back inside the hotel numerous times to reload their guns they were shot but not enough to kill them yet. Joe Byrne died inside the hotel due to a bullet hitting him in the groin towards his right leg. At only 19, Dan Kelly died inside the hotel along with best friend Steve Hart. Police found them after the hotel had burnt down with many bullet wounds to their body, with their head pieces off.

Prepared to fight, Ned stepped out and gave it his best shot. He managed to escape through the police lines but returned a number of times ready to fight. Soaking in blood he did not give up.