A montage by Atlas Obscura of sundry worms in movies, ranked by size.
Because you need to see a thing like that right now.
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Spanish video artist Jorge Luengo Ruiz compares scenes from Pulp Fiction and Breaking Bad to show the extent to which Vince Gilligan’s drugs, crime ‘n’ ultraviolence saga was inspired by Quentin Tarantino’s.
Posters by various artists commissioned for an homage to the films of Guillermo Del Toro at 71A Gallery in London.
An atmospheric music-only edit of the new Force Awakens trailer by graphic designer Tim Gonzales.
And in other Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailer-related news, here’s a supercut of all three trailers plus the Comic Con BTS reel by James Darling.
(H/T: Puca)
The just-released theatrical poster for Star Wars VII: The Force Awakens.
Whoa look, C3PO and R2D2, they’re saying. No sign of Luke, they’re saying.
All this and a new trailer due out later today.
Full sized version here.
In the run up to the release of Spectre, Auralnauts present a thorough, 40 minute compilation of all the licensed kills of 007s from Connery to Craig.
Previously: Every Sylvester Stallone Kill
Laura Gaynor writes;
So my film school is holding open auditions for actors of all ages. These will be taking part in our HD TV Studios in IADT Dun Laoghaire. It’s not your ordinary audition – all actors will receive a HD file of their monologue performance which they can use for showreel so etc. These files are used within the film school for casting fresh talent.
Wagsters Jason Eppink and Mike Lacher‘s 2014 prank involving fake parking restrictions for the filming of unwanted movie sequels in NYC.
The inevitable Pepsi BTTF marketing cash in – a limited edition of 6,500 bottles of the fictional Pepsi Perfect product that appeared in Back To The Future 2 (1989).
Retailing at $21.50 each, the collectible containers will be released on Back To The Future Day (21st October, 2015) – the day that Marty and the Professor travelled from 1985.