So this is cool: Filmmaker Thomas Jullien created a pretty sweet short movie by weaving together random strangers’ Instagram pictures to form a story. It starts with a bike ride to Paris and zaps you to New York and pretty much everywhere else in between. 852 Instagram pictures from 852 Instagram users come together for this lovely little short but by seeing all these pictures in a pseudo stop animation you realize how similar all of our photos end up being. Nothing is original. We’re all just frames in someone’s next movie.
Néhány nappal ezelőtt a legbizarrabb ételekről írtam nektek, így most legfőbb ideje megemlíteni egy filmklasszikust, ami a XX. század első éveiben bizonyára hasonló hatással volt az emberekre, mint most a sült tarantula, vagy épp a gyümölcsdenevér-leves:
A beszédes What The Professor Found In The Cheese (1900) egyetlen szereplője maga a rendező, F. Martin Duncan, aki egy nagyító segítségével fedezi fel a Stilton sajt titkait.
Valószínűleg ez az első film, amelyben szabad szemmel nem látható élőlények (jelen esetben sajtatkák) látszanak.
Sometimes you’ve got to send a modern movie or TV series back in time to remake it before it’s ever born! That’s what happens in these premakes, which take contemporary movies and shows, and turn them into old-fashioned fare.
“Premakes” Gone with the Wind with Vampires (1939) (by whoiseyevan)
In the same vein as the books “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies” and “Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters”, comes “Gone with the Wind with Vampires”, an alternate reality version of the beloved Southern epic.
The film tells the story of Scarlett O’ Hara, one of the last surviving human beings, who is caught in the midst of a great vampire civil war. Marvel as she outwits the forces of the undead, while she flirts with her true bloo… er… love. Complete with heartaches and staked hearts, “Gone with the Wind with Vampires” will ‘blow’ you away.