This Video was made by the photos, scans and trailers i have found on www.ff-xiii.net the following movie has the All Rights(Copyright) goes to: More

This Video was made by the photos, scans and trailers i have found on www.ff-xiii.net the following movie has the All Rights(Copyright) goes to: -Final Fantasy XIII (PS3) -Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3) -Final Fantasy Agito XIII (4G mobile phones) -Final Fantasy Haeresis XIII (PC[?],Xbox360[?]PS3[?]) Music: Braking The Habit-Linking Park Edit: 100 000 hits! thx to every one =D Characters: Character/s of: Final Fantasy XIII Lightning [CODENAME](Blond/pink Hair Girl): She appears to be the main character of FFXIII(however recent reports describe that she is not the main character) and wields a gun-like sword which can switch between the two depending on the situation of battle. It is theorized the the heroine's name might be 'Lightning' because of the fact that from this screen, it says lightning where names could possibly go. It is however unconfirmed that this is her actual name, and the lightning could be in fact referring to the magical spell 'lightning/thunder'. Recent info from Jump Festa leads us to believe the name to indeed be Lightning. Mr.33[?](blond cowboy dude):This character is thus far a mystery. First debut at Jump Festa this new character sports a white trenchcoat somewhat reminiscent of Seifer from FF VIII.His name was been "revealed" because his food size is 33. Character/s of: Final Fantasy Vesus XIII Storm[?](red eyes dude):The mysterious character with dark grey-blue hair appears to be the main character. He is shown using a large sword for combat. He is heir to the throne of the last remaining city.(by some rumors his name is Storm) Character/s of: Final Fantasy Agito XIII ???(blond card school boy):This blond haired boy appears to be the main character of Final Fantasy Agito XIII. He uses playing cards as his weapon, which implies that the game will most likely have a similar battle system as KH:CoM. World/Locations: FFXIII: Pulse: The world in which Final Fantasy XIII takes place in is called Pulse. Those who reside on the land appear to have a disliking towards those who live in the sky. In the beginning of the game, the sky city "Cocoon" is invaded by the people who live on the ground. Cocoon: The people of this sky city fear those on the land. A concern of people from Cocoon is the possibility of their city falling from the sky. Any one believed to be helping make this happen is deported from Cocoon. For thous ppl how say FFXIII is not a PS3 exclusive anymore: There are also a number of upcoming third party titles that are scheduled for release exclusively on the PlayStation 3. These include Final Fantasy XIII, a new installment to the long-running role-playing series; Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, the final chapter of the highly popular tactical espionage franchise; Monster Hunter 3, the next installment to the quest-based adventure title where players must team up and hunt down enemies; Ninja Gaiden Sigma, an enhanced remake of the commercially successful Xbox title; Tekken 6, a continuation of the hand-to-hand combat fighting series; and WarDevil: Enigma, a fantasy first-person shooter that is driven on CGI effects. However, a number of third-party games that were originally announced as exclusive to the PlayStation 3, such as Devil May Cry 4 and Virtua Fighter 5, have later been announced for other platforms. There has been much recent talk about Final Fantasy XIII being ported to the Xbox 360, or any other Final Fantasy games for that matter. Square Enix executive, Shinji Hashimoto, has pointed out to Nikkei BP(website) that Square Enix have no plans for Final Fantasy on the 360 (is a blank slate), where as the wii has Crystal Chronicles, and the PS3 of course has Final Fantasy XIII and Versus XIII. Name Informations: Versus : - Versus means "Change in direction". Agito : - In Latin, Agito means "To put into motion". Fabula Nova Crystallis : - Fabula = Tale ore to a Fary Tale - Nova = New [I'm not sure] - Crystallis = Crystals :P but like some sites or web links say the crystals are "magics" on this game
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Grey Gardens is a 1976 documentary film by the direction/cinematography/editing team of Albert and David Maysles, Susan Froemke, Ellen Hovde, and More

Grey Gardens is a 1976 documentary film by the direction/cinematography/editing team of Albert and David Maysles, Susan Froemke, Ellen Hovde, and Muffie Meyer. The film depicts the everyday lives of two women who lived at Grey Gardens, a decrepit 28-room mansion at 3 West End Avenue in the wealthy Georgica Pond neighborhood of East Hampton, New York. Contents [hide] * 1 Grey Gardens * 2 Aftermath * 3 Adaptations * 4 References in other works * 5 See also * 6 External links [edit] Grey Gardens Edith "Big Edie" Ewing Bouvier Beale and her daughter Edith "Little Edie" Bouvier Beale, were the aunt and first cousin of Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis. The two women lived together at Grey Gardens in squalor and almost total isolation. In the Fall of 1971 and throughout 1972, their living conditions were exposed as the result of an article in the National Enquirer, a cover story in New York magazine after a series of inspections (which the Beales classified as "raids") by the Suffolk County Health Department. Grey Gardens was purchased in 1923 by Phelan and Edith Bouvier Beale, aunt and uncle of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis. The Beales occupied the house for over 50 years. The house itself, a traditional shingled cottage of 14 rooms and 3 bathrooms, was designed by Joseph Greenleaf Thorpe in 1897 and completed several years later. The grey color of the dunes, the hue of the cement garden walls, and the sea mist gave the garden its color and the house its name. Jacqueline Onassis and her sister, Lee Radziwill, provided the necessary funds to stabilize and repair the dilapidated house so that it would meet Village codes in the Summer of 1972 or the Beale women would face eviction and the home razed. [edit] Aftermath "Big Edie" died in 1977 and "Little Edie" sold the house in 1979 to former Washington Post editor Ben Bradlee and his wife, Sally Quinn. According to a 2003 article in Town & Country, the building and grounds have been completely restored. Philanthropist Frances Hayward currently rents the home 11 months out of the year from the Bradlees. The handyman shown in the documentary, Jerry Torre, was sought by the filmmakers for years afterward, and was found by chance driving a New York City taxicab. [1] One of the two birthday party guests in the film, Lois Wright, has hosted a public television show in East Hampton since the 1980s, and has written a book about her experiences at the house with the Beales. [2] In 2006, Albert Maysles made available previously unreleased footage for a special 2-disc edition for the Criterion Collection, including a new feature entitled The Beales of Grey Gardens which also received a limited theatrical release. [edit] Adaptations The documentary has been adapted into a full-length musical, Grey Gardens, with book by Doug Wright, music by Scott Frankel and lyrics by Michael Korie. Starring Christine Ebersole and Mary Louise Wilson, the show premiered at Playwrights Horizons in New York City in February 2006 to generally good reviews. The musical reopened on Broadway in November 2006 at the Walter Kerr Theatre to excellent reviews, and was acclaimed on over 25 "Best of 2006" lists in newspapers and magazines (e.g., Time, Entertainment Weekly, USA Today). The production won a Tony Award for Best Costume Design, and Ebersole and Wilson each won Tony Awards for their performances. The Broadway production closed on July 29, 2007. Speculation that Christine Ebersole would take the musical to London for the 2007
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