A worthy addition to Cinefix‘s 8-bit/16-bit cinema series – Marvel’s nutty space saga as an old school arcade game, complete with chiptune 70s/80s soundtrack.
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He Took His Skin Off For Me – a ‘practical SFX fairytale’ by London filmmaker Ben Aston. To wit:
The story of a man who takes his skin off for his girlfriend, and why it probably wasn’t the best idea…
The director recommends full screen, dimmed lights and headphones.
Maybe hold off on the jelly snakes, too.
Behind the scenes feature here.
Or possibly did know, but had momentarily forgotten.
In any case, Cinefix presents seven facts about the Coen brothers’ masterpiece.
Shut the fupp up, Donny.
“it’s only snow”
Laura Gaynor writes:
I don’t know if you’ve seen this video (of Alan Lally in Sligo reacting to the snow in Sligo), but it will enrich your life
Wait for the snow-flecked buddha.
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Unedited Footage Of A Bear – an ‘infomercial’ from Adult Swim in which a mildly annoying YouTube ad descends into an increasingly nightmarish tale of doppelgängers and unexplained neighbourhood crimes.
Directed by visual/performance artist Alan Resnick and multimedia artist/comedian Ben O’Brien.
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Patience (2007) by book artist and paper maker Randi Parkhurst – more than 20 handmade ‘books’ meticulously unpacked and repacked in a Zen-like papery ritual.
A promo by freerunning production house Ampisound inspired by the upcoming (single player/co-op/PvP/asymmetric multiplayer) survival horror game Dying Light, featuring a breathless POV flight from the undead over the rooftops of Cambridge.
A new instalment of Mario Wienerroither’s inspired Foley series.
Harrumph.
MacGyver would have made his own theme tune.
From tinfoil and a washing machine door.
Previously: YMCA Without The Music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7YQT6BCuAE
In case you missed it: a New Year promo by Harriman Steel for Pepsi Max in which a ping pong ball launched from a mousetrap sets off a spectacular varispeed cascade of 1,650 mousetraps and 1,840 ping-pong balls.
