Directing efficiently When Woody Allen stopped making films, people simply didn’t realize it. They thought he continued to direct. They thought he actually went on creating new stuff. On one hand, he did retire in a way from film making, because what people didn’t know was that he had and has been working for National…
Spielberg’s movies are like life itself: they’ve started the process of degradation almost since their inception. This is why we ended up with Indiana Jones, E.T., Catch me of You Can, Jaws or Jurassic Park. And some of these are considered true milestones in the history of cinema, even though most of them are simply…
Some while ago we wrote about Behance user Banana Pop Art, a graphic designer student who created a stir on 9gag with her logo parody, featuring Converse – Overpriced Footwear. She is now continuing her work by designing new entertaining movie posters for renowned series and films such as: House M.D., Twilight, Friends, Amelie and…
Imagine the following scenario from Richard Ayoade’s Submarine. A young dark-haired girl called Jordana Bevan peers through her Betty-Boop-on-a-good-day-haircut. She wears a long red raincoat that is part “Don’t Look Now” and part “Little Red Riding Hood”. Nobody knows what is going through her impenetrable mind. Maybe Jordana is holding a polaroid camera like she…
Photo from the Dark Knight Rises’ Facebook page It seems that these days everybody is talking about the most anticipated movies of the summer. A lot of comedies, a brand new Woody Allen flick, the last awesome adventure of the Dark Knight, an Oliver Stone film and the widely anticipated Prometheus – these are only…
Can you imagine a movie industry where Homer is Neo of Matrix or Alex in Clockwork Orange? And where Marge Simpson is the main heroine? What about Moe as Beetlejuice? How would movie posters look in a world where people were yellow and had four fingers? Well, here’s a great collection of an alternate universe Hollywood, fathered…
Meryl Streep and Jean Dujardin at The 2012 Academy Awards, photo by abigailtries on Tumblr Martin Scorsese’s Hugo and silent movie The Artist topped the night with five wins apiece. The Artist brought silence back, being the first silent movie to win Best Picture since 1928. Jean Dujardin won Best actor in a leading role,…
With only a few days left until the 2012 Academy Awards, now is the perfect time to catch up on movies that did get nominated for Best Picture. But if you’re sick of all the Oscar buzz, there still are some awesome movies released last year that somehow didn’t make the cut for the prestigious…
Meryl Streep wins Golden Bear Lifetime Achievement award, photo from Facebook Meryl Streep was honoured with the Golden Bear Lifetime Achievement award at the 62nd Berlin Film Festival earlier this week. She was given the Golden Bear at the special screening of ‘The Iron Lady‘, for which she is also expected to bag her third…
If somehow Valentine’s Day finds you single and in no mood for all the love that is suddenly floating in the air, a pizza and a movie seem like a good plan. And if you want to stay away from all those cheesy romantic comedies, we have some choices for you. Scroll down and pick…
If you plan on keeping your Valentine’s Day celebration a low-key affair, you can always spend the evening watching a romantic movie. And our choices have it all: great acting, witty dialogue, lots of sparks, and, as expected, true love. Here are 10 movies perfect to watch on Cupid’s holiday. The Notebook This one is,…
Actors playing politicians are not exactly something new, but in the past years, some of them ventured outside fictional parts and tried their hand at playing real life political personalities. Whether we’re talking about iconic actors like Meryl Streep or foreign and lesser-known actors, they all impersonated major political figures that are still alive. Here’s…