"The Chameleon" available on VOD - DVD release on August

As you may know, "The Chameleon" is currently showing in selected theaters and will be expanded in NY and Phoenix tomorrow. If you didn't have the chance to see it in theaters so far, don't worry, because the film will be released on DVD on August 23rd. "The Chameleon" is also available on VOD since June 22nd. As Keith Perkins from "LLeju Producitons" told me "....The Chameleon is a “Day & Date Release”.This means that a film is available of VOD BEFORE it hits the theaters....". This means that if you don't live in one of the cities the movie premiered, now you have two new ways to watch it!

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"The Chameleon" expanding in NY and Phoenix tomorrow - Showtimes and more

 As i informed you in my previous post, "The Chameleon" will be expanded in two more cities tomorrow.These are NY and Phoenix! If you are interested in watching the film and you live in one of these cities this is your chance to do it! In this way, you will also support the film and Emilie of course! Below you can find information about the showtimes of the film, the theaters and how you can go there:

 First of all, "The Chameleon" will premiere in NY in "Quad Cinema". The theaters address is the following: 34 West 13th Street (between 5th and 6th Avenues)New York, NY 10011. The film will be showing from Friday July 15th to Thursay July 21th. The showings will take place every day at 3:00 and 7:20. If you want to buy tickets online you can visit www.movietickets.com. Here is some more useful information about the theater:

Admission:	$11.00 Adults $8.00 Senior Citizens over the age of 62. $8.00 Children Ages 5 thru 11 years old.
Restrictions:	Children under 5 years of age not admitted. Pets are not admitted. Late arrivals may not be admitted.

Also, if you don't live near the theater here are some ways to get there:

Public Transportation to The Quad Cinema

Located at 34 West 13th Street, between 5th Avenue and 6th Avenue (Avenue of the Americas).
By Subway

Train	Stop/Station
F	14th Street
1,2,3,9	14th Street
A,C,E	14th Street
L	6th Avenue / 14th Steet
N,R	14th Street / Union Square
4,5,6	14th Street / Union Square

By Bus

Bus	Direction
M10	Northbound
M10	Southbound
M5,6	Northbound
M2,3,4	Southbound
M1,2,3	Southbound
M101,102,103	Northbound
M14	Crosstown
M7	Southbound

All buses listed stop at or near 14th St.

 

Parking for Quad Cinema

Parking on 13th Street and other side streets near The Quad open up after 6:00pm, when parking is permitted. On Fifth and Sixth Ave. one-hour meters are in effect between 11:00am and 7:00pm Monday to Saturday (25 cents per 1/4 hour). Garages in the area are plentiful and should cost around $12 for 3 hours.

 And now, here is some information about "Harkins Valley Art", the theater that will show "The Chameleon" in Phoenix! The theater's address is the following: 505 South Mill Avenue, Tempe, AZ 85281
(480)446-7272. The film will be showing from Friday July 15th to Thursay July 21th. The showings will take place every day at 4:10 and 8:40 pm. If you want to buy tickets online you can visit www.movietickets.com. Here is some information about the tickets' prices:

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New banner for "The Chameleon"

 Here is a brand new banner for Emilie de Ravin's latest film, which is "The Chameleon" of course. The movie debuted last week in a limited number of theaters and it was showing in cinemas during the last seven days. Tomorrow the movie is expanding in New York and Phoenix! I will share with you more information about the film's tomorrow's expansion soon! For now you can check the new banner above!

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The Chameleon Showtimes (updated)

Landmark Lagoon Cinema
1320 Lagoon Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55408
(612)392-6408
County: Hennepin, Market: Minneapolis/St.Paul

Screens: 5
Ticket Prices: Adult: $9.00 | Senior: $7.00 | Child: $7.00
Online Ticketing: Available

Sat., 7/9: (12:15), 2:40, 4:50, 7:30, 9:50
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Thu., 7/14: (2:40), (4:50), 7:30, 9:50
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Landmark Plaza Frontenac
210 Plaza Frontenac, St. Louis, MO 63131
(314)995-6285
County: Saint Louis, Market: St. Louis

Screens: 6
Ticket Prices: Adult: $9.00 | Senior: $7.00 | Child: $7.00
Online Ticketing: Available

Sat., 7/9: (1:10), 4:00, 7:00, 9:15
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Thu., 7/14: (1:10), (4:00), 7:00, 9:15
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Landmark Plaza Frontenac
210 Plaza Frontenac, St. Louis, MO 63131
(314)995-6285
County: Saint Louis, Market: St. Louis

Screens: 6
Ticket Prices: Adult: $9.00 | Senior: $7.00 | Child: $7.00
Online Ticketing: Available

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Thu., 7/14: 7:00, 9:15
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Laemmle's Sunset 5
8000 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90046
(323)848-3500
County: Los Angeles, Market: Los Angeles

Screens: 5
Ticket Prices: Adult: $11.00 | Senior: $8.00 | Child: $8.00
Online Ticketing: Not Available

Sat., 7/9: (1:00), 3:20, 5:40, 8:00, 10:15
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Culver Plaza Theatre
Washington Blvd at Hughes, Culver City, CA 90232
(310)836-5516
County: Los Angeles, Market: Los Angeles

Screens: 6
Ticket Prices: Adult: $7.00 | Senior: $4.50 | Child: $4.50
Online Ticketing: Not Available


Sat., 7/9: (12:40), (2:40), 5:10, 7:30, 9:30
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 Laemmle's Fallbrook
Fallbrook Mall, West Hills, CA 91307
(818)340-8710
County: Los Angeles, Market: Los Angeles

Screens: 7
Ticket Prices: Adult: $11.00 | Senior: $8.00 | Child: $8.00
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Hollywood 3 (Portland, OR)    
 Directions
The Hollywood Theatre is located at NE 41st and NE Sandy in Portland, Oregon (4122 NE Sandy Blvd, 97212) View map.
Parking
In addition to street parking around the theatre, Hollywood patrons can park in the Broadway Medical Clinic lot (4212 NE Broadway) on nights and weekends. Hollywood Theatre members get a special pass to park in the covered Whole Foods parking garage down the street. Become a member today to take advantage of this perk!
Tickets
Tickets can be purchased at the Hollywood Theatre Box Office during evening hours, at the Hollywood Theatre Business Office (4144 NE Sandy) from 10:30am to 6:00pm and online.
Regularly Scheduled Movies
$7 for adults
$5 for seniors/students
$4 for members
*Every Monday all tickets are $5 for the general public!

 THE CHAMELEON SHOWTIMES:

• Sat 09 Jul 2011 07:00PM PT Buy
• Sat 09 Jul 2011 09:00PM PT Buy
• Sun 10 Jul 2011 07:00PM PT Buy
• Sun 10 Jul 2011 09:00PM PT Buy
• Mon 11 Jul 2011 07:00PM PT Buy
• Tue 12 Jul 2011 07:00PM PT Buy
• Wed 13 Jul 2011 07:00PM PT Buy
• Thu 14 Jul 2011 07:00PM PT Buy

LUMIERE THEATRE

1572 CALIFORNIA STREET
SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94109
Map

Information: 415-561-0455 Movie Line: 415-267-4893
$10.50 GENERAL; $8.00 BARGAIN (M-F ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6PM, SAT-SUN-HOLIDAYS 1ST SHOW OF DAY); $8.00 SENIOR (62+); $8.00 CHILD (-12); $8.00 STUDENT (W/ VALID ID)

	CHAMELEON, THE
	100 mins R	2:15  |  4:35  |  7:15  |  9:40

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Filmcritic.com praises "The Chameleon"

...the spellbinding journey of The Chameleon is no less captivating.

This is how Blake French from Filmcritic.com ended his review about "The Chameleon". In case you don't know it, "The Chameleon" hits theaters today (if you have read my previous posts, then you know) and  one by one movie sites post critics about Emilie de Ravin's new film. Filmcritic.com is a site i trust and respect. Since i started reading it, i realised that the people who write their critics in the site are experienced and objective. This is why i was eager to see what they were gonna write about "The Chameleon". Fortunately, the review posted on Filmcritic is great. Blake French, who is the reviewer says some wonderful things about the film. You can read the whole interview below. I hope this motivates you to check the movie, if you live near in one of the theaters it will debut!

Review:
Rated: 4/5 stars
How difficult would it be to pass yourself off as someone else...specifically, a missing person?  As Frederic Bourdin discovered along his infamous journey as a serial impostor, it's not that tough.

Based on the novel by journalist Christophe D'Antonio, The Chameleon focuses on the true story of Bourdin, who traveled extensively for years under one false identity after another.  Eventually, after posing as several dozens different people, he was imprisoned for some of his crimes.

The film examines one particular account that eventually leads to his arrest, taking place in a small Louisiana bayou outside of Baton Rouge.  After disappearing for several years as a pre-teen, the son of a distressed working class family appears out of nowhere, now a young man, in France.

With many memories missing and a distressed demeanor, Nick (Marc-André Grondin) returns to his family...who exhibit bizarre reactions.  His sister (Emilie de Ravin) welcomes him warmly, while his drug-addicted, alcoholic mother (Ellen Barkin) seems troubled by his reappearance.

Even more peculiar, his trouble-making half-brother (Nick Stall) seems more infuriated than relieved to see Nick again.  All the while, not one of these people questions the identity of the young man claiming to be their family member. 

A local FBI agent (Famke Janssen) smells a rat, and begins to dig through the facts surrounding the disappearance and reappearance of Nick.  There are many missing pieces to the puzzle...but neither Nick nor his family care to assist in her relentless pursuit of the truth.

Director Jean-Paul Salome seamlessly handles the intricacies of Nick's family unit against the soggy bayou setting.  The internal tension amongst the family, which can be seen in their eyes, reflects years of abuse of torment.  These people have been hurting for so long that they no longer feel the pain.

Yet, instead of rejecting these people as repulsive and dysfunctional, the audience is strangely drawn to them.  The characters might be as pathetic as they come, but we still feel for them, and want to get to know them further.  This is, of course, thanks in part to the brilliant performances from the well-selected cast members.

Leading the cast is the brilliant Ellen Barkin and Marc-André Grondin, who create a multi-layered and complex emotional bond as the mother and her alleged son.  Barkin delivers one of the most stirring performances of her career, and is almost unrecognizable in the role.

Clearly a method actor, Barkin completely loses herself in the character, embracing the emotional intensity with a cold, bitter numbness.  She could easily find herself nominated for best supporting actress come awards season.

Grondin, in a role which could have easily been overplayed, delivers a restrained and controlled performance, one that captures the quirks and eccentricity of the title character...but does so in an unexpected light that keeps the audience at bay yet acquires their affection, all at the same time. 

During the third act, the film reveals some of its most pressing secrets, but fails to explore them in a fashion that satisfies the cravings it created in the first two acts.  Still, while the movie is guilty of spending a bit too much time in the wrong places, the spellbinding journey of The Chameleon is no less captivating.
Source: Filmcritic.com

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Screencaps from "The Chameleon"

 A while ago, a fan of Emilie's from Fan Forum had shared with the site's users some screencaps from "The Chameleon". Since the movie hits theaters today, i thought it would be a good idea to share them with you as well! Here they are:

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Famke Janssen talks about "The Chameleon"!

  Famke Janssen, one of the stars of "The Chameleon", recently gave an interview to Oliver Trevena and www.younghollywood.com. She talked about the movie, her future role in Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters and her directorial debut. She did not refer to Emilie but you can check the interview anyway!

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"The Chameleon" up 3,356% in popularity on "IMDb"

 "The Chameleon" hits theaters today and it seems that more and more people are interested in it. This week, the movie's popularity on "IMDb" was up 3,356%. This is really positive, because "IMDb" is a movie site visited by millions of people every week! I hope you all support Emilie and watch "The Chameleon" in theaters. In this way, the movie will be expanded in more theaters next week! Join the site's campaign and help "The Chameleon" have a successful opening weekend!

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Exclusive: Tones of new stills from "The Chameleon" Part three

Since "The Chameleon" hits theaters tomorrow, today you will have the oportunity to see a lot of things from the movie. Just stay tuned! Let's start with some more photos with the cast of the film:

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