Project Genesis, directed by Milan-based filmmaker Alessio Fava – a slightly hatstand stop-motion sci-fi short in which a world populated by vintage Macintosh computers is thrown into chaos with the launch of HUMAN – a shiny new product designed to enhance their lives.
You see what he’s done there.
Outside the former Irish Nationwide Building society head office within the past 20 minutes.
Via Kate McEvoy
A bleedin’ shower.
Spaghetti Hoop writes:
A total of eight strikes in Ireland – the largest being in Limerick, 1813.
Thus creating a hole in the ground sufficient to fashion a small city.
Good times.
Click and tremble here
Unidentified building, Killester, Dublin, within the past 45 minutes.
Thanks Patrick Doyle
Behold – the 3Doodler – a pen that draws (using a special fast-cooling plastic) in three dimensions, in real time. Created by Boston company Wobbleworks and currently massively overfunded on Kickstarter.
Because it just might be the best thing ever.
colossal
Stoneybatter, Dublin.
Andrea Fagan writes:
“This adorable dog was found yesterday evening wandering around Stoneybatter. He is young (prob around 5/6months) with no collar. If anybody knows anybody who has lost a dog matching his looks please leave a comment and I will contact you. Thanks.
Anyone?
Thanks Alan Daly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ALY6fjCOZg
What you may need to know:
1. It’s Hannibal Lecter: The TV Show!
2. Playing the good doctor: genius Danish thesp Mads Mikkelsen, from Casino Royale (2006) and the Pusher movies.
3. Playing Will Graham: Brit actor Hugh Dancy, possibly even more miscast than Ed Norton in Red Dragon (2002).
4. What the flip happened to Larry Fishbourne?
5. The definitive Lecter? It’s still got to be Brian Cox, in Manhunter (1986)
6. Broadsheet Prognosis: The Shiteness Of The Lambs.
Broadcast Date: Summer
It’s not often that limerick nerds,
End up at a loss for words,
Like when folk in Kentucky,
Are all so unlucky,
They get starring roles in The Birds.
John Moynes
Pic: NewsChannel5.com
26 classic films in animated alphabetical order by Evan Seitz.
Name ’em all. Easy peasy.
Previously: Name Them Games
