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SORRY, WRONG NUMBER (1948) stars the unforgettable Barbara Stanwyck as Leona Stevenson, the bed-ridden daughter whose father owns the largest drug company in the country, and Burt Lancaster who plays her husband Henry Stevenson, a handsome guy from the wrong side of the tracks with whom Leona falls madly in love at first sight.

Henry has a girlfriend, sally Lord (played by Australian actress Ann Richards) but the brazen Leona who never took a "no" from anyone in her life, manages to maneuver Henry to an eventual marriage by her force of sheer will and the millions she dangles in front of Henry's eyes.

Henry, who automatically becomes a VP in her father's company, leads a comfortable existence until the indignity of his servitude starts getting to him. To correct the situation and declare his own independence, Henry gets involved in a plot to siphon off his father-in-law's riches with the aid of underworld characters and the company's chief chemist.

However, when the bad guys are convinced that Henry is cheating them as well, they demand a payment of $200,000 (which probably translated to tens of millions of dollars back in 1948) to settle the score. The only way to get that kind of money seems to get his wife's inheritance. But for that, the wife must die. And since the bad guys want the money within 90 days, that seals the crippled wife's fate.

In the fantastic opening scene the crippled Leona, who is alone in bed at her palatial home in New York City, inadvertently eavesdrops to two men talking about murdering a woman at 11:15 p.m. as the train passes from the nearby tracks. She tries to alert the police and tries to get a nurse from the hospital, to no avail. At the end, despite the fact that the leader of the bad guys, Morano (played by a very youthful William Conrad) is caught, the juggernaut is on. A frantic and repentant Henry calls Leona on the road to Boston and confesses her everything but it's too late.

After the scary final act worthy of any Hitchcock flick, Henry calls home again only to be answered by the hired killer himself who responds with the title of the movie: "Sorry, wrong number."

A very good crime story with good acting and believable character motivations, told in too many flashbacks to count. A must see for all fans of crime movies and thrillers.

A 9 out of 10.

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Editing Movie Files on Your Pc

The power to modify certain movie files is not to the movie editors alone. With the advent of technology and the wide availability of devices to use, you can now make some movie files more personalized. You can add images, texts, audios, or even music to some of your favorite movie files easily on your personal computer. But before you start editing movie files on your PC, better know the options you have.

Getting Ready to Video Edit

Having a computer is not the sole requirement to edit movie files. If you start right away without getting ready for the process, you might just be wasting your time and some money. You might discover that you have a slow computer or you don't have enough know-how on video editing. So before you start editing movie files, you better check your computer first.

Is you computer capable of editing movie files? Editing movies require advanced or faster memory. If you have 512MB of access memory, then you're good to start movie editing. Also, make sure that there is no other program that might run automatically while you edit. Other running programs may also eat some of your computer's memory, making your editing slower, or worse, make your computer to hang.

Your computer should also have the right kind of video card. Without this, you won't be able to see the movie file to be edited. Also check the space of your computer. An hour of .avi format video can take about 13 GB of your hard disk. You should have more than that required space since adding texts, videos, sounds, and music will require more space from the hard disk. If you think you don't have enough space, better start erasing some of your unneeded files or transfer them to some saving devices like CDs, DVDs, or flash disks.

Aside from your computer, check also the connecting cables of your camera to the computer. Usually, you would need a USB cable to get the movie file from your DV video camera. It might also take more than an hour to transfer the video from your DV tape to the computer. So make sure that your camera's battery is ready to do that tedious job. It's better if you can provide an A/C adaptor for your camera so you can make sure that it won't turn off while transferring the movie files.

The format of your transferred video should also be compatible with the software you will use. Most video editing software applications accept .avi or .mpeg video formats. You can check out your software and see which format is best for it.

Lastly, before you begin editing, better prepare your script or at least your plan for the final outcome. It will be very time-consuming if you will start right away without having a plan. Think about the theme, the music you'll add, the images you'll incorporate, etc.

Tips for Fast and Easy Editing of Movie Files on Your PC

Check your Microsoft Windows version and see if you already have a Movie Maker there. If you still don't have the software, you can download some free video editing software. If not, you can download the trial version of some good names in the video editing software industry like Final Cut Pro, Pinnacle, Adobe Premiere, and Avid Express.

When you're already set, it's now time for the real job—editing. If it's your first time to edit movie files, better follow these tips so you won't get lost:

1. Choose the best video footages. You can do this easily by removing the unwanted footages first. Cut those that are not needed or those that were taken by mistake. After that, you can compile different scenes depending on their segments. You can also make separate clips and choose the best among them. But be careful in doing this since streaming videos repeatedly might lessen the video quality.

2. Create the movie flow. Place the video footages depending on their chronological order or your script's order.

3. Add transitions. After placing the videos to their proper order, it's now time to pick the best transitions. You can use only one type of transition so it may not be tiring to the eyes. You can also choose different transitions to make it more interesting. But many professional editors suggest using only a maximum of three transition types for movies.

4. Add other elements like images, sounds, and texts. After the transition, you can now add other elements you like. You might need to adjust the transition as you do this. Make sure about the timing or your movie will be obviously erroneous.

Creativity is the only key for you to make the most of what you have. Also, don't expect to finish one-hour of movie in two hours. It takes a lot of time editing videos. But you'll surely get the best results by giving it enough time and effort.

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how much does a cheap movie editor software cost?

I like to make movies with my friends. I have a talent for it...I am getting ready to make another film but I need editor...How does one cost? and where can I find one?

It depends on how crazy you want to go...Staples has video editing software for 20 - 30 bucks, but it's not as full featured as you might want. Other software out there can run 200, 300, thousands of dollars. Apple makes one only for mac called final cut that is very popular as well.

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