Trailer for Disney-Pixar's UP, impressively pre-imagined as a typical 60s Disney live-action romp starring Spencer Tracy and Kirk Douglas:
(via Nerdist)
Is it just me, or is Rio Ferdinand somewhat reminscent of John Turturro in the "Look into your heart, Tommy..." scene from MILLER'S CROSSING, in these pics?
Look into whose what now?
Well, that was a hell of an opening day!
SPOILERS:
When it looked like Federer was going to be heading home before the second round, I honestly feared that he might pull a Borg, and never come back.
The Djokovic match was pretty damn epic; another two-down...
Inspired by Jimerson's "It was..." thread...
This one is more phonetic (as opposed to one image per line)
Solve all four puzzles, and identify the common theme...
Have fun!
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I thought it was worth typing up these few paragraphs from Altman on Altman (ISBN 0-571-22089-4) edited by David Thompson, where Bob discusses his research and approach to wardrobe on McCabe and Mrs Miller (1971):
Hope some of you find it useful, if not interesting/entertaining!
DP
A sad day for Sparklehorse fans...
http://artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/07/the-singer-songwriter-known-as-sparklehorse-is-dead-at-47/
It's a Wonderful Life video, directed by Guy Maddin:
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RIP
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2010/feb/21/baftas-list-winners-2010
Best film
The Hurt Locker
Leading actor
Colin Firth (A Single Man)
Leading actress
Carey Mulligan (An Education)
Supporting actor
Christoph Waltz (Inglourious Basterds)
Supporting actress
Mo'Nique (Precious)
Outstanding...
The subject popped into my head, and I’m now on a bit of an OCD trivia-hunt...
I thought I had several examples, but it seems that a little IMDBeing has simply betrayed my ignorance and/or forgetfulness...
For the purposes of this ‘survey’, the actor/director must have made ONE – and...
Tesco, Britain’s largest retailer (~second/third largest, globally), has announced plans to move into film production; their current slate includes adaptations of popular books by Jackie Collins, Philip Pullman, Judy Blume, and others...
For his own amusement, a New York based filmmaker/screenwriter has adapted THE BIG LEBOWSKI (1998) for the Elizabethan stage: the results are effing hilarious!
Link: Two Gentlemen of Lebowski
I predict that the Coens + other rights holders will all come onboard, and make this a...