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Archive for the ‘Film’ Category
Pulp Fiction (in chronological order)
Posted: 2011/12/08 in FilmTags: Film Recut, John Travolta, Pulp Fiction, Pulp Fiction Chronological Order, Pulp Fiction Recut, Quentin Tarantino, Uma Thurman
Life In A Day
Posted: 2011/10/31 in FilmTags: Kevin Macdonald, Life in a day, Online Documentary, Ridley Scott, Youtube
YouTube has finally made its crowd-sourced documentary Life in a Day available for viewing on its website.
The Ridley Scott-produced, Kevin Macdonald-directed project features 90 minutes of footage whittled down from 4,500 hours sent in by thousands of people who answered the filmmakers’ call to record their lives as it unfolded over the course of single day: July 24, 2010.
Shark Pool
Posted: 2011/10/26 in FilmTags: Faux Film Trailer, Shark, Shark Attack, Shark Pool, Shark Pool Movie, Sharks
Longest Movie Argument Ever!
Posted: 2011/09/27 in FilmTags: Argument, Bridesmaids, Bridesmaids Blu-Ray, Kristen Wiig, Longest Movie Argument, Movie Argument
YouTube Avant-garde Filmmaking
Posted: 2011/09/14 in FilmTags: Avant-garde Filmmaking, David Lynch, Existential Film, Existentialism, Youtube
a·vant-garde – Noun: the advance group in any field, especially in the visual, literary, or musical arts, whose works are characterized chiefly by unorthodox and experimental methods.
“I’m Pooping” could easily have been directed by David Lynch. An existentialist nightmare in which a boy is forced to shield his eyes from the sun (happiness) with “goggles”. A philosophical conundrum ensues as he helplessly bears witness the raw honesty of his younger sibling’s attempt to reconcile with pure expression.
Brave.

Movie Line Rhymes
Posted: 2011/08/17 in FilmTags: Golden Age of Video, Jordan Laws, Movie Line Rhymes, Ricardo Autobahn, Screenwerks, Screenwerks.tv, The Daily What
Jordan Laws relies on a “lifelong obsessions with beats, rhymes and feature films” to compile an eminently finger-tappable rhyming “mega-mix of classic movie lines” set to the tune of an original beat.” You could go as far as to call it a delightfully energetic and poetic ride through cinema history, with both high and low art merging into a single piece. Or you could just watch it.

If you liked that then check out the ‘Golden Age of Video’ by Ricardo Autobahn below…
Before They Were Famous
Posted: 2011/08/15 in FilmTags: Auditions, Before They Were Famous, First Films, http://stream.pleated-jeans.com, Movie Stars, PleatedJeans
25 Actors in 3 Minutes.
Too bad thats all the “developing” Natalie Portman ever did.
Miles Fisher’s New Romance
Posted: 2011/08/04 in Film, MusicTags: Final Destination, Miles Fisher, New Romance, Saved By The Bell
Actor and musician Miles Fisher somehow manages to combine his latest film Final Destination 5 with late 80s sitcom Saved By The Bell in his latest music video ‘New Romance.’
Check out his genius Talking Heads American Psycho themed cover HERE

This Must Be The Place
Posted: 2011/07/15 in FilmTags: Paolo Sorrentino, Sean Penn, Talking Heads, This must be the place, This Must Be The Place Trailer
My favourite song of all time, This Must Be The Place by Talking Heads has inspired a movie where Sean Penn dresses up like Robert Smith from The Cure.
the song
Woolite Commercial [Dir. Rob Zombie]
Posted: 2011/06/20 in FilmTags: Directed By Rob Zombie, Marketing Campaign, Rob Zombie, Torture Commercial, Vancouver Film, Woolite, Woolite Commercial
Rob Zombie recently directed his first-ever TV commercial in Vancouver. It’s for Woolite and it’s called “Torture”.
“It’s a very bizarre TV commercial for a product like this,” Zombie is quoted as saying. “Honestly, I was shocked when they called me to do it.”



