Solaris - Revision history

PyramidHead at 04:36, 14 December 2020

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	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction ~~movies~~, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.		'''''Solaris'' (''Solyaris'')''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless, film was well-received both in the Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.

	In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, the film was partially filmed in Tokyo, Japan (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).		In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, the film was partially filmed in Tokyo, Japan (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).
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	A nickel-plated [[Steyr 1912]] is found among Dr. Gibarian's (Sos Sargsyan) personal effects when Dr. Kris Kelvin ([[Donatas Banionis]]) enters Dr. Gibarian's quarters. This pistol appears to be the same that was used in ''[[At Home Among Strangers, Stranger at Home (Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh)\|Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh]]'' two years later.		A nickel-plated [[Steyr 1912]] is found among Dr. Gibarian's (Sos Sargsyan) personal effects when Dr. Kris Kelvin ([[Donatas Banionis]]) enters Dr. Gibarian's quarters. This pistol appears to be the same that was used in ''[[At Home Among Strangers, Stranger at Home (Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh)\|Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh]]'' two years later.
	[[Image:SteyerHahn1913Pistol.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Steyr Hahn Model 1912 (1913 mfg) - 9x23mm]]		[[Image:SteyerHahn1913Pistol.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Steyr Hahn Model 1912 (1913 mfg) - 9x23mm]]
	[[Image:Solyaris_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Pistol on shelf or desktop in Dr Gibarian's quarters.]]		[[Image:Solyaris_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The Pistol on a shelf or desktop in Dr Gibarian's quarters.]]
	[[Image:Solyaris_hari_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The same pistol at Hari's ([[Natalya Bondarchuk]]) feet when Dr. Kelvin's awakes to find her in his bed.]]		[[Image:Solyaris_hari_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The same pistol at Hari's ([[Natalya Bondarchuk]]) feet when Dr. Kelvin's awakes to find her in his bed.]]

S3anyBoy: grammatical corrections

2015-02-20T18:57:35Z

grammatical corrections

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	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.		'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.

	In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan~~, Tokyo~~ (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).		In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, the film was partially filmed in Tokyo, Japan (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).

	{{Film Title}}		{{Film Title}}

Pyramid Silent: In Polish his name is Stanisław, not Stanislaw

2014-04-13T13:02:41Z

In Polish his name is Stanisław, not Stanislaw

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	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer ~~Stanislaw~~ Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.		'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanisław Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.

	In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).		In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).

Kloga at 19:07, 22 December 2013

2013-12-22T19:07:33Z

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	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei ~~Tarkovskiy~~]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.		'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovsky]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.

	In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).		In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).

Greg-Z at 18:37, 22 December 2013

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	\|actor3=[[Jüri Järvet]]		\|actor3=[[Jüri Järvet]]
	\|character4=Henri Berton		\|character4=Henri Berton
	\|actor4=[[Vladislav ~~Dvorzhetskiy~~]]		\|actor4=[[Vladislav Dvorzhetsky]]
	\|character5=Kelvin's Father		\|character5=Kelvin's Father
	\|actor5=[[Nikolay Grinko]]		\|actor5=[[Nikolay Grinko]]
	\|character6=Dr. Sartorius		\|character6=Dr. Sartorius
	\|actor6=[[~~Anatoliy~~ Solonitsyn]]		\|actor6=[[Anatoly Solonitsyn]]
	\|character7=Kris Kelvin's Mother		\|character7=Kris Kelvin's Mother
	\|actor7=[[Olga Barnet]]		\|actor7=Olga Barnet
	\|character8=André Berton's son		\|character8=André Berton's son
	\|actor8=Vitalik Kerdimun		\|actor8=Vitalik Kerdimun
	\|character9=Gibarian's she-guest		\|character9=Gibarian's she-guest
	\|actor9=Olga Kizilova		\|actor9=Olga Kizilova
	\|character10=Dr. Gibarian~~, a physiologist~~		\|character10=Dr. Gibarian
	\|actor10=[[Sos Sargsyan]]		\|actor10=Sos Sargsyan
	}}		}}
	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovskiy]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.		'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovskiy]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.
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	=Steyr 1912=		=Steyr 1912=
	A nickel-plated [[Steyr 1912]] is found among Dr. Gibarian's ([[Sos Sargsyan]]) personal effects when Dr. Kris Kelvin ([[Donatas Banionis]]) enters Dr. Gibarian's quarters. ~~<br>~~This is the same ~~pistol~~ that was used in ''[[At Home Among Strangers, Stranger at Home (Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh)\|Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh]]'' two years later.		A nickel-plated [[Steyr 1912]] is found among Dr. Gibarian's (Sos Sargsyan) personal effects when Dr. Kris Kelvin ([[Donatas Banionis]]) enters Dr. Gibarian's quarters. This pistol appears to be the same that was used in ''[[At Home Among Strangers, Stranger at Home (Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh)\|Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh]]'' two years later.
	[[Image:SteyerHahn1913Pistol.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Steyr Hahn Model 1912 (1913 mfg) - 9x23mm]]		[[Image:SteyerHahn1913Pistol.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|none\|Steyr Hahn Model 1912 (1913 mfg) - 9x23mm]]
	[[Image:Solyaris_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Pistol on shelf or desktop in Dr Gibarian's quarters.]]		[[Image:Solyaris_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|Pistol on shelf or desktop in Dr Gibarian's quarters.]]
	[[Image:Solyaris_hari_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The same pistol at Hari's ([[Natalya Bondarchuk]]) feet when Dr. Kelvin's awakes to find her in his bed.]]		[[Image:Solyaris_hari_steyr_1912.jpeg\|thumb\|none\|600px\|The same pistol at Hari's ([[Natalya Bondarchuk]]) feet when Dr. Kelvin's awakes to find her in his bed.]]


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Funkychinaman at 18:24, 22 December 2013

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Funkychinaman at 18:23, 22 December 2013

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	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult ~~soviet~~ science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer ''Stanislaw Lem~~'' (that was later also adapted by Stepehn Soderbergh in an another movier named ''Solaris'')~~ who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovskiy]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. ~~Never the less~~ film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as [[Event Horizon]].		'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult Soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer Stanislaw Lem, who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovskiy]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Nevertheless film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as ''Event Horizon''. The film was remade by [[Steven Soderbergh]] in 2002.
	~~In a rare case for a Soviet cinema,~~ film was ~~partially filmed~~ in ~~Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes)~~.

			In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).

	~~'''The following weapons appear in the 1972 Russian film ''Solaris (Solyaris)'':'''~~		{{Film Title}}
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Kloga at 18:15, 22 December 2013

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	'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer ''Stanislaw Lem'' (that was later also adapted by Stepehn Soderbergh in an another movier named ''Solaris'') who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovskiy]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Never the less film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as [[Event Horizon]].		'''Solaris (Solyaris)''' is a cult soviet science fiction movie, based on the novel by Polish sci-fi writer ''Stanislaw Lem'' (that was later also adapted by Stepehn Soderbergh in an another movier named ''Solaris'') who was disappointed with it, because director [[Andrei Tarkovskiy]] completely changed the meaning of the plot. Never the less film was well-received both in Soviet Union and abroad and remains one of the staples of cosmic science-fiction movies, directly inspiring such films as [[Event Horizon]].
	~~Ina~~ rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).		In a rare case for a Soviet cinema, film was partially filmed in Japan, Tokyo (mostly the futuristic city landscapes).

Kloga at 18:14, 22 December 2013

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-[[File:Solaris-tarkovsky-film-poster-475x661.jpg|thumb|right|300px| ''Solaris'' (1972)]]
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 '''The following weapons appear in the 1972 Russian film ''Solaris (Solyaris)'':'''
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 =Steyr 1912=
 A nickel-plated [[Steyr 1912]] is found among Dr. Gibarian's ([[Sos Sargsyan]]) personal effects when Dr. Kris Kelvin ([[Donatas Banionis]]) enters Dr. Gibarian's quarters. <br>This is the same pistol that was used in ''[[At Home Among Strangers, Stranger at Home (Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh)|Svoy sredi chuzhikh, chuzhoy sredi svoikh]]'' two years later.
 [[Image:SteyerHahn1913Pistol.jpg|thumb|400px|none|Steyr Hahn Model 1912 (1913 mfg) - 9x23mm]]
 [[Image:Solyaris_steyr_1912.jpeg|thumb|none|600px|Pistol on shelf or desktop in Dr Gibarian's quarters.]]
 [[Image:Solyaris_hari_steyr_1912.jpeg|thumb|none|600px|The same pistol at Hari's ([[Natalya Bondarchuk]]) feet when Dr. Kelvin's awakes to find her in his bed.]]
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Funkychinaman at 20:44, 25 June 2013

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