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{{Infobox Album | <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Albums -->
{{for|the novel|Bridge to Terabithia (novel)}}
| Name = Sgt. Disco |
{{for|the movie adaptation of 1985|Bridge to Terabithia (1985 film)}}
| Type = Studio album |
{{Infobox Film
| name = Bridge to Terabithia
| Artist = [[Circus Devils]] |
| image = Bridgetoterabithiaposter.jpg
| Cover = SgtDISCOcover.JPG‎
| Released = [[August 28]] [[2007]]
| caption = Theatrical poster
| Recorded = 2006 / 2007 at Waterloo Sound Recording in [[Kent, Ohio]] |
| based on = [[Bridge to Terabithia (novel)|Bridge to Terabithia]]
| director = [[Gábor Csupó]]
| Genre = [[Psychedelic rock]]|
| Length = 67:00 |
| producer = [[David L. Paterson|David Paterson]]<br />Lauren Levine<br />Hal Lieberman
| Label = [[Ipecac Recordings]] |
| writer = [[Katherine Paterson]] (book)<br />[[David L. Paterson]]<br />[[Jeff Stockwell]]
| Producer = [[Todd Tobias]] |
| starring = [[Josh Hutcherson]]<br />[[AnnaSophia Robb]]<br />[[Robert Patrick]]<br />[[Bailee Madison]]<br />[[Zooey Deschanel]]
| Reviews = *[[Allmusic]] {{Rating|4.0|5}} [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:dnfexzu5ldhe link]
| music = [[Aaron Zigman]]
| Last album = ''[[Five (Circus Devils album)|Five]]''<br/>(2005)
| cinematography = [[Michael Chapman (cinematographer)|Michael Chapman]]
| This album = '''''Sgt. Disco'''''<br/>(2007)
| editing = [[John Gilbert (film editor)|John Gilbert]]
| Next album = ''[[Ataxia]]''<br/>(2008)
| distributor = [[Walt Disney Pictures]] (USA)<br />[[Walden Media]] (non-USA through Summit Entertainment)<br />[[Paramount Pictures]] (Latin America)
| released = [[February 16]], [[2007]]
| Misc =
| runtime = 96 min.
| country = [[United States]]<br />[[New Zealand]]
| language = [[English language|English]]
| followed by = Return to Terebithia <br> (2010)
| budget = $60,000,000
| gross = $133,887,109
| website = http://disney.go.com/disneypictures/terabithia/
| amg_id = 1:345717
| imdb_id = 0398808
}}
}}


'''''Sgt. Disco''''' is the fifth studio album released by psychedelic-rock band [[Circus Devils]] on August 28, [[2007]]. Sgt. Disco features [[Robert Pollard]] on vocals and [[Todd Tobias]] on all instruments and atmospheres.
'''''Bridge to Terabithia''''' is a [[2007 in film|2007 film]] directed by [[Gábor Csupó]] (co-founder of [[Klasky-Csupo]]) for [[Walt Disney Pictures]] and [[Walden Media]], based on the [[Katherine Paterson]] [[novel]] [[Bridge to Terabithia (novel)|of the same name]]. The film was released on [[February 16]], [[2007]] in the U.S. and Canada, and [[June 16]], [[2007]] in New Zealand and was number two at the box office in the U.S. and Canada over its opening weekend. It was rated [[Motion Picture Association of America film rating system|PG]] by the [[MPAA]] for thematic elements including bullying, some peril and mildly offensive language.


==Plot==
== Reaction ==
12-year-old Jesse "Jess" Aarons is an aspiring artist living in a financially struggling family. 10-year-old Leslie Burke has just moved to Lark Creek and is the new girl at Jess's school who has had trouble making friends at school and yet is full of joy and wonder with a vast imagination. She enters a running event which she wins, despite her classmates calling it a "boys-only" race. At first, Jess is quite sour about this and wants nothing to do with Leslie, but Leslie's persistence in meeting him soon pays off, and the two become very close friends. Their friendship starts when Leslie offers Jess a piece of Juicy Fruit gum on the bus, and he accepts. Jess shares his secret love of drawing with Leslie. Together they venture into the woods, where they swing across a creek on a rope and find an abandoned tree house on the other side. Here, the two friends invent a new world they call Terabithia, and it comes to life through their eyes as they explore together.Leslie gives Jess an unexpected birthday present, an art kit, and he gives Leslie a dog (Prince Terrien) in return, much to both of the children's happiness. Leslie thanks Jess by hugging him, revealing her secret affections towards him. On the next trip to Terabithia later that day, it is noted that the river beneath the rope has begun to swell and there is increasing tension as Leslie and Jess swing across the creek, their feet brushing the water.


"The first line of "''In Your Office''" sums up the fifth Circus Devils album Sgt. Disco nicely: "There is beautiful pandemonium." . . . the songs run the gamut from bizarre skeletal sludge topped with psychedelic bits and strange pseudo-poetics to greasy mock grunge rock. Like them or not, you have to respect the Devils' idiosyncratic tenacity and their relentless pursuit of a wild artistic vision. If you're into the eccentric, wedge this one between your Syd Barrett and Frogs CDs and brace yourself for one hell of a trip."<br />
At the end of a particular visit to Terabithia, Jess watches Leslie run back to her house (the same way he would watch his music teacher, Ms. Edmunds) realizing he has fallen in love with her. Early the next morning, Ms. Edmunds, who has noticed Jess's artistic interests, calls to invite him on a field trip to an art museum. He makes an effort to ask his mother's permission; she is half-asleep and doesn't actually say anything, but he is so eager to go that he assumes she has agreed. He has a crush on the beautiful and personable teacher and does not want to share the trip with Leslie; he merely looks at her home as they drive by.
- Jason Lymangrover / [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:dnfexzu5ldhe allmusic.com]


When he returns, his father and mother are worried sick, not knowing where he has been all day. He hears the horrifying news that Leslie has died trying to swing across the rain-swollen creek. He learns that the rope broke and Leslie fell in, hit her head on something - possibly a rock - which knocked her unconscious, and drowned. Jess is deeply grieved. He and his parents visit the Burke family home to "pay their respects." There Bill Burke tells him of her being in love with him as well as thanking him for being a very good friend to her since she had trouble making friends at her own school. At school Gary and Scott insult Leslie's death with Jess beating them up as a result from fighting their monster selves at Terabithia.


". . . Shanties, Throbbing Gristle-esque loops and noises, stoner jams and mini-pop-operas all piled like vignettes and miniatures averaging about 90 seconds. But they pile carefully, thoroughly producing a world within each. No lo-fi sketchbooks mastered to
Jess feels overwhelming guilt for Leslie's death, but his father consoles him to keep their intense friendship alive for her sake. So Jess re-imagines Terabithia and builds a bridge across the river to welcome a new ruler. He invites his sister, Maybelle Aarons to enter Terabithia; she is delighted because she was previously denied any opportunity to enter. She and Jess bring back Terabithia in even greater splendor, Jess as king and his sister as princess.
CD here."<br />
- [[Boston's Weekly Dig]]


== Background and production ==
The filmmakers have distanced themselves from the advertising campaign for the film, saying that the advertising is deliberately misleading and makes the film seem to be about or occur in a fantasy world like that of ''[[Harry Potter]]'', ''[[The Spiderwick Chronicles]]'', ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia]]'', ''[[The Keys to the Kingdom]]'' or ''[[His Dark Materials]]''.<ref name="pat">[http://www.scifi.com/scifiwire/index.php?category=1&id=40014&type=0 ''Terabithia'' Ads Mislead?], SCI FI Wire, [[February 7]], [[2007]]</ref> [[David L. Paterson]] in the SCI FI Wire article was surprised by the trailer, but understood the marketing reasoning behind it saying:
{{cquote|Although there is a generation that is very familiar with the book, if you are over 40, then you probably haven't, and we need to reach them. [...] Everyone who read the book and sees the trailer says, 'What is this? This is nothing like the book. What are you doing, Dave?' And I say, 'You know what you're seeing is 15 seconds of a 90-minute film. Give me a little leeway and respect. Go see it, and then tell me what you think.<ref name="pat" />}}
[[David Lord Paterson]] is one of the producers and screenwriters<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1547579/ David Paterson at IMDb] Retrieved [[February 12]], [[2007]]</ref> for ''Bridge to Terabithia.'' His name appears on the dedication page in his mother's novel ''[[Bridge to Terabithia (novel)|Bridge to Terabithia]]''. The story was based on his real life friend, [[Lisa Hill]], who was struck by [[lightning]] and killed when they were eight years old.<ref>[http://www.terabithia.com/questions.html Question & Answer from Katherine Paterson's official website] Retrieved [[March 11]], [[2007]]</ref><ref name=arch>[http://web.archive.org/web/20060522104539/http://www.takoma.com/archives/copy/2005/06/features_takomaarchives0605.html Internet Archive version of June 2005 story Lisa Hill and the Bridge to Terabithia]. Retrieved [[March 11]], [[2007]]</ref>
Paterson, an alumnus of [[The Catholic University of America]],<ref>[http://publicaffairs.cua.edu/cuamag/spr06/reading.htm Catholic University of America Alumni magazine profile Spring 2006] Retrieved [[February 15]], [[2007]]</ref> held a special advance screening of the film for members of the CUA community at the [[AFI Silver]] Theatre in [[Silver Spring, Maryland]] on [[February 1]], [[2007]].


==Track listing==
The film has also been a recipient of the F.I.L.M. award (Finding Inspiration in Literature and Movies). It was cinematographer [[Michael Chapman]]'s final film before his self-imposed retirement.


# "Zig Zag"
===Filming locations===
# "In Madonna's Gazebo"
The main filming locations were around [[Auckland, New Zealand]] with soundstage work at the Hobsonville Aerodrome, [[Hobsonville]] and outside work at Woodhill Forest, Woodhill. The Walden Media website reports that Bridge to Terabithia "was filmed for 10 weeks on location in West Auckland, New Zealand, including the rural forest areas of [[Riverhead, New Zealand|Riverhead]] and [[Puhoi]]. The Puhoi church was used in the church scene. Principal photography wrapped in early April, 2006."<ref>[http://www.walden.com/walden/properties/terabithia/about_film.php Walden Media] Retrieved [[February 24]], [[2007]].</ref>
# "George Took a Shovel"

# "Pattern Girl"
== Cast ==
# "Nicky Highpockets"
*[[Josh Hutcherson]] as [[Jess Aarons]]
# "Love Hate Relationship with the Human Race"
*[[AnnaSophia Robb]] as [[Leslie Burke]]
# "Brick Soul Mascots (Part 1)"
*[[Zooey Deschanel]] as Ms. Edmunds
# "Break My Leg"
*[[Robert Patrick]] as Jack Aarons
# "Outlasting Girafalo"
*[[Bailee Madison]] as May Belle Aarons
# "The Assassins Ballroom (Get Your Ass In)"
*[[Kate Butler]] as Mary Aarons
# "The Winner's Circle"
*[[Devon Wood]] as Brenda Aarons
# "The Constable's Headscape"
*[[Emma Fenton]] as Ellie Aarons
# "In Your Office"
*[[Grace Brannigan]] as Joyce Aarons
# "New Boy"
*[[Latham Gaines]] as Bill Burke
# "Puke it Up"
*[[Judy McIntosh]] as Judy Burke
# "Swing Shift"
*[[Patricia Aldersley]] as Grandma Burke
# "Happy Zones"
*[[Elliot Lawless]] as Gary Fulcher
# "The Pit Fighter"
*[[Cameron Wakefield]] as Scott Hoager
# "Bogus Reactions"
*[[Lauren Clinton]] as Janice Avery
# "Hot Lettuce"
*[[Isabelle Rose Kircher]] as Carla
# "Safer Than Hooking"

# "Dead Duck Dinosaur"
== Distribution ==
# "Do This"
=== Release dates ===
# "Brick Soul Mascots (Part 2)"
*USA and Canada: [[February 16]], [[2007]]
# "Caravan"
*India: [[February 16]], [[2007]]
# "Lance the Boiling Son"
*Philippines: [[February 21]], [[2007]]
# "War Horsies"
*Hungary: [[February 22]], [[2007]]
# "French Horn Litigation"
*Russia: [[February 22]], [[2007]]
# "The Baby That Never Smiled"
*Iceland: [[February 23]], [[2007]]
# "Man of Spare Parts"
*Germany: [[March 1]], [[2007]]
# "Rose in Paradise"
*Poland: [[March 2]], [[2007]]
# "Summer is Set"
*Spain: [[March 2]], [[2007]]
*Malaysia: [[March 8]], [[2007]]
*Thailand: [[March 15]], [[2007]]
*Brazil: [[March 16]], [[2007]]
*Turkey: [[March 16]], [[2007]]
*Belgium: [[March 28]], [[2007]]
*France: [[March 28]], [[2007]]
*Italy: [[March 30]], [[2007]]
*Taiwan: [[April 4]], [[2007]]
*Netherlands: [[April 26]], [[2007]]
*Serbia: [[April 26]], [[2007]]
*UK: [[May 4]], [[2007]]
*Singapore: [[May 10]], [[2007]]
*Estonia: [[May 11]], [[2007]]
*Latvia: [[May 11]], [[2007]]
*Hong Kong: [[May 31]], [[2007]]
*Greece: [[June 7]], [[2007]]
*New Zealand: [[June 7]], [[2007]]
*Denmark: [[June 8]], [[2007]]
*Norway: [[June 8]], [[2007]]
*Australia: [[June 14]], [[2007]]
*Bulgaria: [[June 22]], [[2007]]
*Finland: [[August 3]], [[2007]]
*Sweden: [[September 21]], [[2007]]
*Israel: [[September 27]], [[2007]]
*Kuwait: [[October 12]], [[2007]]
*Mexico: [[November 9]], [[2007]]
*Argentina: [[January 10]], [[2008]]
*Peru: [[January 17]], [[2008]]
*Egypt: [[January 23]], [[2008]]
*Panama: [[January 25]], [[2008]]
*Japan: [[January 26]], [[2008]]
*Venezuela: [[April 11]], [[2008]]

=== DVD and blu-ray disc release ===
The DVD<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0398808/dvd Bridge to Terabithia (2007) - DVD details for<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> and [[Blu-ray Disc]] (high definition version)<ref>[http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/movies.php?id=426 Blu-ray.com - Bridge to Terabithia (Blu-ray)<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> were released on [[June 19]], [[2007]] in the [[United States]]. Both DVD and high definition Blu-ray version shared the same special features; including: "Digital Imagination: Bringing Terabithia to Life", "Behind the Book: The Themes of Bridge to Terabithia","[[Keep Your Mind Wide Open]]" music video by [[AnnaSophia Robb]], and an audio commentary with director [[Gabor Csupo]], writer [[Jeff Stockwell]], and producer Hal Lieberman, and a second audio commentary with producer Lauren Levine and actors [[Josh Hutcherson]] and [[AnnaSophia Robb]].

== Reception ==
=== Box office performance ===
In an analysis by Boxofficeprophets.com, ''Bridge to Terabithia'' had a strong second place domestic opening over the [[Presidents' Day]] weekend, grossing "a higher-than-expected $28,536,717 from only 2,284 screens: $9,885 per screen average".<ref>[http://www.boxofficeprophets.com/column/index.cfm?columnID=9943&NBOP=yes Weekend Box Office Wrap-Up] for [[February 16]] to [[February 18]], [[2007]] by John Hamann Retrieved [[February 19]], [[2007]]</ref> The opening Friday box office was $6.3 million.<ref>[http://www.boxofficeprophets.com/column/index.cfm?columnID=9942&NBOP=yes "Friday Box Office Analysis"] by Tim Briody [[February 17]], [[2007]]. Retrieved [[February 19]], [[2007]]</ref>

As of [[April 6]], [[2007]], ''Bridge to Terabithia'' has a worldwide gross of $120 million [[US dollar|US]], taking in $80 million in the United States and Canada alone.<ref>[http://www.boxofficemojo.com/movies/?id=bridgetoterabithia.htm "Box Office Mojo: Bridge to Terabithia"] [[April 6]], [[2007]]. Retrieved [[April 6]], [[2007]]</ref>

=== Reviews ===
The film received an overwhelmingly positive international reaction, earning an 85% on Rotten Tomatoes. James Berardinelli of [[ReelViews]] said that "This is easily the best family feature of the early year." Jessica Grose of [[Village Voice]] said "Far from a computer-generated escapist fantasy, this film is an unpretentious and touching tale of preteen companionship and loss."
Jeannette Catsoulis of [[New York Times]] wrote that "consistently smart and delicate as a spider web, Bridge to Terabithia is the kind of children's movie rarely seen nowadays."
It is also by [[Klasky Csupo]].

== Soundtrack ==
The soundtrack of ''Bridge to Terabithia'' has three elements: orchestral music, pop songs, and songs sung by children at school. The songs sung by the children at school were not included on the separately released CD soundtrack of the film.{{see also|Music from and Inspired By Bridge to Terabithia}}.
Alison Krauss was originally slated to score the movie, but had to back out due to time constraints. Scoring duties were then given to [[Aaron Zigman]], and the orchestral music was composed and conducted by him:
* "Seeing Terabithia"
* "Into the Forest"
* "The Battle"
* "Jesse's Bridge"

The pop songs are sung by a variety of artists.
* "I Learned from You" performed by [[Miley Cyrus]]. Written by Matthew Gerrard and Steve Diamond.
*: The song "I Learned from You", which is on the Hannah Montana season 1 soundtrack, is featured during the credits. This song is a different version from the one in the soundtrack. This version is only performed by Miley Cyrus, and doesn't feature her father Billy Ray Cyrus as did the original track. The lyrics are also different.
* "Try" performed by [[Hayden Panettiere]]. Written by Matthew Gerrard, [[Robbie Nevil]] and [[Mike Krompass]].
* "[[Keep Your Mind Wide Open]]" performed by [[AnnaSophia Robb]]. Written by Dave Bassett and [[Michelle Featherstone]].
*: The song "Keep Your Mind Wide Open" from the film soundtrack, performed by AnnaSophia Robb, is heard on the radio early in the film, during Jess's birthday.
* "[[A Place for Us]]" performed by [[Leigh Bingham Nash|Leigh Nash]] and Tyler James. Written by [[Bryan Adams]], Eliot Kennedy, and [[Aaron Zigman]].
* "[[Another Layer]]" performed by [[Jon McLaughlin]]. Written by McLaughlin and Jamie Houston.
*: "Another Layer" is the music played when Jess and Leslie's family paint the room.
* "[[Shine]]" performed by The Skies of America. Written by Rob Bonfiglio.
* "[[Look Through My Eyes]]" performed by [[Everlife]].

The children in the music class sing three songs:
* "[[The Five Stairsteps|Ooh, Child]]" by [[The Five Stairsteps]]
* "[[Why Can't We Be Friends (song)|Why Can't We Be Friends?]]" by [[War (band)|War]]
* "[[Guitar Town|Someday]]" by [[Steve Earle]]

In the theatrical trailer, the song, "The Poseidon" by Klaus Badelt is used. This song is from the 2006 film, ''[[Poseidon]]''.

==Differences between film and book==
The book has several noticeable differences from the film; commonly noticed ones are Leslie's appearance and the switch of roles at certain parts of the story.
* Jess waves to Janice when he gets off the bus. In the film it's Leslie.
* Jess's parents are wary about him hanging around with a girl. In the film his mother is pleased.
* Leslie introduces herself to Jess at the fence between their homes before school starts. In the film, they first meet when she is placed in his class.
* Jess goes to the grove of pines (not present in the film) with a wreath, instead of making a boat like in the film.
* Leslie's hair is brown and Jesse's is blonde in the book, but in the movie it's swapped.

Leslie Burke's character has gone through a big change from book to film: examples include:
* In the book Jess has trouble figuring out Leslie's gender on their first meeting, while in the film Leslie is clearly a girl.
* In the book her character is an agnostic whereas in the film she just lacks Jess's Christian beliefs.
* In the film she is a slightly different character and thus handles situations differently. She runs away when Jess confronts her after she tells the class she has no television, while in the film she withdraws it all. In the book there are different instances where she raises her voice or pulls stern looks, in the film there are none.
* Leslie refers to her parents by their first names, rather than as "Mother" and "Father" (as part of their [[new-age]] upbringing). Also, the parents come across as [[hippies]]. In the movie, this plot element is lost.

The book also takes place in the 1970s (when it was first released). The movie was set in modern times, with appearances and references to pop culture such as ''[[Hannah Montana]]'' which appears in the background.

== See also ==
* [[My Girl (film)]]

== References ==
{{reflist}}


== External links ==
== External links ==
* [http://circusdevils.com the Official Circus Devils site]
{{Wikiquote}}
*[http://www.waldenfans.com/movies/bridge Bridge to Terabithia] at waldenfans.com
* [http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&searchlink=CIRCUSDEVILS&sql=11:a9fyxqw0ld0e~T0 Circus Devils at allmusic.com]
*{{imdb title|id=0398808|title=Bridge to Terabithia}}
*[http://disney.go.com/disneyvideos/liveaction/bridgetoterabithia/ Official Bridge to Terabithia website and trailer] at [[Disney]]
*{{rotten-tomatoes|id=bridge_to_terabithia|title=Bridge to Terabithia}}
*[http://sidewalkstv.com/specialfeatures/terabithia/index.html ''Bridge to Terabithia'' interviews] with AnnaSophia Robb, Josh Hutcherson, author Katherine Paterson and producer David Paterson on [[Sidewalks Entertainment]].
*[http://past-the-popcorn.gospelcom.net/index.php/2007/talk-with-paterson/ Interview with Katherine Paterson]
* [http://www.allthingshidef.com/ME2/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=Blog&mod=View+Topic&mid=67D6564029914AD3B204AD35D8F5F780&tier=7&id=E8028BF2FCE840F88586E39D54B5DF05 Bridge to Terabithia Blu-ray Disc Review]

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Untitled

Sgt. Disco is the fifth studio album released by psychedelic-rock band Circus Devils on August 28, 2007. Sgt. Disco features Robert Pollard on vocals and Todd Tobias on all instruments and atmospheres.

Reaction

"The first line of "In Your Office" sums up the fifth Circus Devils album Sgt. Disco nicely: "There is beautiful pandemonium." . . . the songs run the gamut from bizarre skeletal sludge topped with psychedelic bits and strange pseudo-poetics to greasy mock grunge rock. Like them or not, you have to respect the Devils' idiosyncratic tenacity and their relentless pursuit of a wild artistic vision. If you're into the eccentric, wedge this one between your Syd Barrett and Frogs CDs and brace yourself for one hell of a trip."
- Jason Lymangrover / allmusic.com


". . . Shanties, Throbbing Gristle-esque loops and noises, stoner jams and mini-pop-operas all piled like vignettes and miniatures averaging about 90 seconds. But they pile carefully, thoroughly producing a world within each. No lo-fi sketchbooks mastered to CD here."
- Boston's Weekly Dig


Track listing

  1. "Zig Zag"
  2. "In Madonna's Gazebo"
  3. "George Took a Shovel"
  4. "Pattern Girl"
  5. "Nicky Highpockets"
  6. "Love Hate Relationship with the Human Race"
  7. "Brick Soul Mascots (Part 1)"
  8. "Break My Leg"
  9. "Outlasting Girafalo"
  10. "The Assassins Ballroom (Get Your Ass In)"
  11. "The Winner's Circle"
  12. "The Constable's Headscape"
  13. "In Your Office"
  14. "New Boy"
  15. "Puke it Up"
  16. "Swing Shift"
  17. "Happy Zones"
  18. "The Pit Fighter"
  19. "Bogus Reactions"
  20. "Hot Lettuce"
  21. "Safer Than Hooking"
  22. "Dead Duck Dinosaur"
  23. "Do This"
  24. "Brick Soul Mascots (Part 2)"
  25. "Caravan"
  26. "Lance the Boiling Son"
  27. "War Horsies"
  28. "French Horn Litigation"
  29. "The Baby That Never Smiled"
  30. "Man of Spare Parts"
  31. "Rose in Paradise"
  32. "Summer is Set"

External links

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