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The Art Of The Title: a brief historical tour through classic movie title sequences. A real treat for the eyes, edited by Ian Albinson.
Music: Ghostwriter by RJD2
Category Archives: Film
Famous Objects From Classic Movies is a fairly addictive online trivia game (admittedly, some, but not all of the questions are very easy) inviting you – the time waster – to identify famous movies from the silhouette of a random iconic prop.
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Youtuber, Joseph Brett amps up the melodrama and recuts the trailer for teen slacker classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off as a hipster rite de passage:
My aim was to make it look more like an indie coming of age film; perhaps the kind of film Sofia Coppola or Godard might make. The music is ‘A Slight Return Home’ by Wood Pigeon.
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. You’ve probably never heard of it.
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It’s a grown up version of Kick Ass with a little bit of Juno thrown. Because the world needs to see more sarky Ellen Page characters. And the poster is deliberately tattered. Damn hipsters.
Release Date: None for Ireland yet, but hopefully it won’t go straight to DVD
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SinLWqqZK4A
Cameron Diaz is a sweary Mary chasing a hipsterised version of Justin Timberlake. Didn’t they already do this in real life?
Release Date (Ireland): June 24
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A skillfully Final Cut Pro’d tribute to director Christopher Nolan by Youtuber djcprod, featuring a mashup of scenes from Memento, Insomnia, The Prestige, Batman Begins, The Dark Knight and, of course, Inception.
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Hooked by Character Matters Animation Studios in Cape Town.
Very cute. Go full screen. Sit a child down in front of it.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-OOfW6wWyQ
Johnny Depp voices lovable, spaced out rogue. Hi-jinks sure to ensue.
Release Date (Ireland): March 4 (this Friday)
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA2pPv4T2YE
Another entry into the found footage genre, this time on the moon (possibly with Steve). There’ll be screaming and shouting but, I suspect, very little running.
Release Date (UK): April 22