http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2rG_xjFq9Q
A supercut of Woody Allen’s favourite phrase delivered – in chronological order – by various characters in his films.
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Mount Taranaki in New Zealand photographed spectacularly from space. Once mooted as a location for the Lonely Mountain In the Hobbit Trilogy, a digital mockup of Mount Cook was used instead.
Never mind that. Here’s the new Desolation of Smaug trailer anyway.
Paintings by Roland Deschane mashing up the gentle bucolic art of the late American artist Thomas Kinkade with Star Wars imagery.
Star Wars fans can view behind-the-scenes footage of Return of The Jedi which contains 30 minutes of alternate views of 50 scenes which include Luke discussing his pedigree and also Yoda’s death scene (top).
A fan bought a LaserDisc of ROTJ footage on eBay and is now sharing it on Facebook but for how long?
Use the Footage wisely.
Return of the Jedi long lost Edit Droid Laserdisc Discovered (Facebook)
Earlier: Unseen Star Wars
If you’d like to see it and haven’t, ‘What Richard Did’ is on RTE 1 tonight at 9:35.
— lenny abrahamson (@lennyabrahamson) October 30, 2013
Previously: Broadsheet Trailer Park: What Richard Did
A 36 year-old compilation of previously unseen outtakes (some without sound) recently uncovered by an editor in Lucasfilm’s book division during archival research. Worth it, if just for Peter Cushing’s Goon Show impression.
Les O’Byrne writes:
Don’t you just love Bollywood Movie Titles?
Mickey Virus (2013). From IMDb:
When Delhi Police comes across an unusual case revolving around hacking they seek help of an expert who thinks like them only to come across a lazy hacker Mickey Arora.
Ah. Of course.
Telescope
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Telescope is a visual sci-fi treat directed and edited by Colin Davis with the VFX mastery of Wes Ball (he of the wonderful post apocalyptic animation RUIN)
The year is 2183. Earth is dead. With all evidence of organic life lost, a cosmic archaeologist travels faster thanlight into deep space to capture images of the once vibrant planet. When his vessel is damaged he must take matters into his own hands, risking his life to witness humanity’s lost home.
A delightful recut of the new Captian America: The Winter Soldier trailer using the most suitable track imaginable from Team America.
An homage to the cast of characters (in order of appearance) of the first Star Wars trilogy by artist Max Dalton.
You can buy it as a 18″ x 24″ print here (though it was sold out at time of posting)