Virtuosity Trailer (1995)
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Brett Leonard
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Virtuosity vhs trailer
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Virtuosity 1995 The Law Enforcement Technology Advancement Centre (LETAC) has developed SID version 6.7: a Sadistic, Intelligent, and Dangerous virtual reality entity which is synthesized from the personalities of more than 150 serial killers. LETAC would like to train police officers by putting them in VR with SID, but they must prove the concept by using prisoners as test subjects. One such prisoner is ex-cop Parker Barnes. When SID manages to inject his personality into a nano-machine android, it appears that Barnes might be the only one who can stop him Denzel Washington... Lt. Parker Barnes Kelly Lynch... Madison Carter Russell Crowe... SID 6.7 Stephen Spinella... Lindenmeyer William Forsythe... William Cochran Louise Fletcher... Elizabeth Deane William Fichtner... Wallace Costas Mandylor... John Donovan Kevin J. O'Connor... Clyde Reilly Kaley Cuoco... Karin Christopher Murray... Matthew Grimes Heidi Schanz... Sheila 3.2 Traci Lords... Media Zone Singer Gordon Jennison Noice... Big Red (as J. Gordon Noice) Mari Morrow... Linda Barnes
Virtuosity - Original Trailer
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Virtuosity 1995 Das Gesetz braucht ein neues Programm „Das haut Sie Um! Diese packende Sci-Fi-Achterbahnfahrt müssen Sie gesehen haben. (Ron Brewington, American Urban Radio) Er besteht aus 200 Persönlichkeiten - jede einzelne davon ein berüchtigter Killer. Er ist Sid 6.7, ein virtuelles, realistisches Programm, entworfen für das Training der Polizei von Los Angeles. Doch Sid will keine Spiele mehr - sondern die Realität. Er flüchtet aus dem Cyberspace. Aber was passiert, wenn der unbesiegbare Killer aus der Welt der Bits und Bytes die Welt aus Fleisch und Blut betritt... Denzel Washington und Russel Crowe beanspruchen für sich die entgegengesetzten Seiten von Gesetz und Realität. Ein spannungsgeladener Cyber-Age-Thriller des Regisseurs von "Der Rasenmähermann". Crowe spielt SID: sadistisch, intelligent, gefährlich und unverwundbar, da sich sein Silikonkörper selbst regeneriert. Washington ist Parker Barnes, ein Los Angeles Polizist, der einst das Gesetz selbst in die Hand nahm ... und in dessen Händen jetzt das Schicksal der ganzen Stadt liegt. Es ist sein Auftrag, SID zu stoppen. Aber wie stoppt man einen gnadenlosen Killer, der virtuell und unbesiegbar ist?
"Virtuosity" part 1/4, Anna Karkowska and London Symphony Orchestra.mov
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The making of "Virtuosity" a new CD by Anna Karkowska and London Symphony Orchestra including the World Premiere of Robin Hoffmann's Violin Concerto, Niccolo Paganini Violin Concerto Op.6 No.1 in D, Pablo de Sarasate Carmen Fantasy Op.25 and London Symphony Premiere of Henryk Wieniawski Faust Fantasy Op.20.
Johann Cruyff
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Johann Cruyff scoring in 1972
Art Tatum plays Chopin (Valse in C# Minor, Op. 64, No. 2)
Vladimir Horowitz once said that if Art Tatum ever took up classical music seriously, Horowitz would quit the next day. This was recorded on a cheap tape recorder at somebody's home, so pardon the sound quality.
NEURAXIS - Virtuosity
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Neuraxis Virtuosity A Passage into Forlorn Technical Melodic Death Metal Canada
"Virtuosity" part 2/4, Anna Karkowska and London Symphony Orchestra.mov
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The making of "Virtuosity" a new CD by Anna Karkowska and London Symphony Orchestra including the World Premiere of Robin Hoffmann's Violin Concerto, Niccolo Paganini Violin Concerto Op.6 No.1 in D, Pablo de Sarasate Carmen Fantasy Op.25 and London Symphony Premiere of Henryk Wieniawski Faust Fantasy Op.20.
Bobby Seale: The Black Panther Party's Ten Point Program
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The Complete Malcolm X on DVD: malcolmxfiles.blogspot.com Bobby Seale outlines the Ten Point Program of the Black Panthers. The Complete Malcolm X on DVD: malcolmxfiles.blogspot.com
"Virtuosity" part 3/4, Anna Karkowska and London Symphony Orchestra.mov
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The making of "Virtuosity" a new CD by Anna Karkowska and London Symphony Orchestra including the World Premiere of Robin Hoffmann's Violin Concerto, Niccolo Paganini Violin Concerto Op.6 No.1 in D, Pablo de Sarasate Carmen Fantasy Op.25 and London Symphony Premiere of Henryk Wieniawski Faust Fantasy Op.20.
Yngwie Malmsteen Interview on Virtuosity
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Yngwie delineates the true price to pay for virtuosity.
Evgeny Kissin on Virtuosity
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Kissin weighs in on the virtuosity of Richter.
Heart and Virtuosity ~ International Violin Competition Premio Pagaanini Part 1
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Heart and Virtuosity ~ International Violin Competition Premio Pagaanini Part 1
Heart and Virtuosity International Violin Competition Premio Pagaanini Part3
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Heart and Virtuosity International Violin Competition Premio Pagaanini Part3
Country Telecaster Virtuosity By Ray Flacke
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Here's a sample lesson from Country Telecaster Virtuosity - Taught By: Ray Flacke. Catalog number DVD-FLA-GT21. available from www.homespun.com.
Master Instruction in Drumming Rudiment Virtuosity
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Master Instruction in Technique & Ultimate Control for Drumming Rudiment Vituosity; an Excerpt from the Instructional Video
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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KLdy1 - Aug06 - Fireworks - exciting or spectacular display, as of musical virtuosity.
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Joan Manuel Serrat in Montevideo - Teatro de Verano - Second Concert 02-12-2008
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Joan Manuel Serrat in Montevideo - Teatro de Verano - Second Concert 02-12-2008
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Individual names for each kulintang gong
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The light beaters used to strike the gong bosses.
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The center of Ålesund, Norway, was rebuilt after a fire in 1904. Much of it in Art Nouveau style.
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Jazz trumpeter Louis Armstrong in 1953. The trumpet is used in many forms of music, though the most recognized players have been in the jazz field. Louis Armstrong, for example, was well known for his virtuosity with the trumpet. Armstrong's improvisations on his Hot Five and Hot Seven records were daring and sophisticated while also often subtle and melodic. Miles Davis is widely considered one of the most influential musicians of the 20th century.
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Student demonstrating the proper way to use the gandingan
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The Seven Liberal Arts by Marten de Vos, 1590. The Mannerist painters in the now permanently-separated southern provinces of Habsburg Flanders in fact were less influenced by Prague than those in the United Provinces
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Judith Beheading Holofernes 1598-1599. Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica, Rome.
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Virtuosity
:For a person who is virtuous, see virtue.
Denzel Washington - Lt. Parker Barnes
Russell Crowe - SID 6.7
Kelly Lynch - Dr. Madison Carter
Stephen Spinella - Dr. Darrel Lindenmeyer
William Forsythe - William Cochran
Louise Fletcher - Commissioner Elizabeth Deane
William Fichtner - William Wallace
Costas Mandylor - John Donovan
Kevin J. O'Connor - Clyde Reilly
Kaley Cuoco - Karin
Christopher Murray - Matthew Grimes
Johnny Kim - Lab Tech
Heidi Schanz - Sheila 3.2
Traci Lords - Media Zone singer
Gordon Jennison Noice - Big Red
Simulated reality
Virtual reality
The New York Times gave the movie a negative review (August, 1995).
| Name | Virtuosity |
|---|---|
| Caption | Theatrical release poster |
| Writer | Eric Bernt |
| Starring | Denzel Washington Russell Crowe |
| Director | Brett Leonard |
| Music | Christopher Young Peter Gabriel | |
| Film location | Los Angeles, California |
| Principal photography began | January 25, 1995 |
| Filming duration | 14 weeks |
| Released | August 4, 1995 |
| Runtime | 106 min. |
| Language | English |
| Producer | Gary Lucchesi |
| Budget | $30,000,000 (estimated) |
| Gross | $24,047,675|}} |
Virtuosity is a 1995 techno-thriller film directed by Brett Leonard. The movie tells the story of a virtual villain's successful attempt to escape into the "real world". SID 6.7, the villain program portrayed by Russell Crowe, is eventually transplanted into an android body and escapes. Parker Barnes, a reinstated police officer played by Denzel Washington, is given the chance to catch him. The film was shot in and around Los Angeles, California.
Plot
Programmer Dr. Darrel Lindenmeyer of the Law Enforcement Technology Advancement Centre (LETAC) has developed SID version 6.7: a Sadistic, Intelligent, and Dangerous virtual reality entity amalgamation of 200 notorious criminal personalities: mass murderers, serial killers, and megalomaniacs. Programmed using genetic algorithms, each of the 200 killers in SID holds the memories, personality/behavioral traits, and emotional composition of the original. Being far too complex to design, Lindenmeyer has SID's program begin with him as a child (sped up in virtual reality), having the killers in his subconscious raise him and guide him in the ways of the world. The killers emerge through the 50 terabyte, self-evolving neural network that is SID through a type of Multiple Personality Disorder, giving way to the stronger personalities depending on each situation.LETAC would like to train police officers by putting them in full-sensory simulation VR with SID, the idea being that if the cops in the virtual reality simulator can catch him, they can catch anyone. First they must prove the concept works, which they decide to do using prisoners as test subjects. While Parker Barnes (Washington) and another prisoner are inside virtual reality, SID, having the accumulated knowledge of 200 killers, has figured out how to raise the neural sensitivity calibrations in the VR program, causing the pain being received to affect real life. SID kills one of the two prisoner-turned-temporary-police officers by torture through electrocution - a technique Barnes accurately notes is NOT available as one of his programmed methods of killing. The aftermath leaves the prisoner dead of severe, concentrated seizures to the major pain receptors of the brain. Barnes is left traumatized and later has to fight for his life in prison because it's become known he is an ex-cop.
Witnessing the catastrophe, Commissioner Elizabeth Deane, the director overseeing the SID project, orders it shut down. Later, Lindenmeyer gravely tells his 'masterpiece' his fate. SID, in turn, tells Lindenmeyer an alternative: tricking Clyde Reilly, a befriended coworker at LETAC, into turning SID's persona into a regenerating android (better known as a 'nanotech synthetic organism'), by making him think he is actually generating the persona and form of a sexy virtual prostitute, Sheila 3.2. Less than 30 seconds after the ultimate madman is released into our world, Reilly becomes SID's first victim. Now in the real world, he is free of all behavioral limits he previously had in virtual reality, gaining the ability to now grow on his own - rewriting and improving his own programming. The cops remember that Barnes was the only subject who could keep up with SID in the simulator and decide they need to use him to stop the virtual-turned-actual killing machine.
Barnes is given an offer by LETAC: he will be temporarily released to track down SID, but he is also injected with a radioactive device that will "terminate" him via satellite uplink if he fails. Barnes ultimately tracks down SID (after he kills dozens of people, and after several high-speed chases) and manages to damage his body severely by causing it to be impaled on a sheaf of glass. Before SID can regenerate, Barnes removes his core, killing his body. But SID has kidnapped the daughter of Dr. Madison Carter, a psychologist who has also been assigned to the case and has been accompanying Parker all along, and who has followed Parker throughout his exploits on this case. In the meantime Carter's superior [William Cochran] has managed to capture Lindenmeyer and force him to help them set up a simulation that causes SID to think he won instead of being impaled and reveal where her daughter is, all in VR. Lindenmeyer bludgeons Cochran to death, then sits down and rapturously observes as SID ramps up Barnes' sensitivity in the virtual world to nigh-unbearable levels. Lindenmyer is killed by Carter after she breaks free; she then frees Barnes. Barnes rescues her daughter where she held in an air duct after figuring out Sid's puzzle, then tosses SID's core drive off a rooftop, where it is run over by police cars on the road below, destroying it.
Cast
Cast (in credits order)
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Category:1995 films Category:American science fiction action films Category:1990s science fiction films Category:1990s thriller films Category:Chase films Category:Films directed by Brett Leonard Category:Police detective films Category:Paramount films Category:American action thriller films Category:Films about telepresence
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