My Life Is A Movie

• 2013-06-12 25 notes

  We call Zal on set ‘The Actor Whisperer’, because he has this way of coming into a scene when a scene is not working. He’ll whisper something to Ellen, and then whisper something to Alex, whisper something to me. And then we’ll do the scene again, and suddenly, it’ll work. And you’re thinking, what did he say to Ellen and Alex - because I only know what he said to me - to make it come together? He is an emotional miniaturist. He knows how to get in there and do the surgery of a scene to make it work.

  — Brit Marling (via theeastiseverywhere)

  I wish I could’ve been on set during the filming of this

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  Just give up. Macaulay Caulkin can’t be stopped.

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• 2013-06-11 2 notes

  

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  I’ve honestly never laughed at anything this hard in my entire life. I’m crying.

  OH DEAR GOD WHAT WHAT SHIT

  I need this on my blog again.

  

  This is gold!

  I YOU DONT WANT THIS ON YOUR BLOG YOU ARE WRONG

  I STACK THE POSTERS BY MAGIC BUT DELIVER THEM BY HAND

  my life goal is to show this to someone who has never watched harry potter

  Hahaha Enya

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  Bright Wall/Dark Room.: Star Treks, Iron Men, and the Movies: Examining the Franchise in Hollywood

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  by James Smith

  I’ve written at some length previously about the dearth of original projects in today’s Hollywood, and 2013 seems set to bear out the trend for another year. As of the time of this writing, four of the top six movies of the year, in terms of domestic gross, are products…

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  The Dissolve: It's a bird! It's a plane! It's the Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity® breakfast at participating IHOPs near you!

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  From a conversation on the way back from The Bling Ring this morning:

  Keith: The product placement in Man Of Steel didn’t bother you? It’s really blatant the way he’s fighting in front of Sears, and inside of an IHOP, all of these familiar places where the camera lingers on the…

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  Man possessed by ghost caught on cctv at convenient store

   

  The YouTube poster said look at the “spirit” reflection in the glass at the end of the video.
  

  The very first time I watched the video, it looked to me like the guy knows the camera is there and is acting up to it: the way he opens the door, the way he looks at the label—are as over exaggerated as his “fit”; and the way that most of his fit is facing the camera is another signal.

  By the way, the reflection is obviously someone moving behind the aisle to go knock the stuff off the shelf. If you watch carefully, you’ll see the reflection move up the aisle (in the reflection) and then the stuff falls off the shelf.
  

  Gets lamer every time I watch it.
  

  Wow that was stupid

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  My review of MAN OF STEEL is live!

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• 2013-06-07 17 notes

  The Dissolve: Gene Siskel vs. Maniac

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  While researching the 1980 William Lustig-directed slasher movie Maniac—the remake of which, starring a crazy-eyed Elijah Wood, is due in limited release and VOD on June 21—I came across a report that Gene Siskel, on Sneak Previews with Roger Ebert, confessed to walking out of the movie in…

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  I laughed so hard at that part

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  “I have these instead of friends!”

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  10 Recent TV Commercials Directed by Famous Filmmakers - Film.com

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  Allen Hughes, Guinness World Record holder for being the youngest person to be nominated for a Best Director Oscar, is the man behind a god awful Häagen-Dazs commercial starring Bradley Cooper.

  The more you know!

  That Häagen-Dazs commercial is hilariously bad

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  Cinema can fill in the empty spaces of your life and your loneliness.

  — Pedro Almodóvar (via brightwalldarkroom)

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• 2013-06-06 908 notes

  I want this so bad!

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  MattPatches.com: How the Internet Would Cover 'The Purge' If It Were Real

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  In the new horror movie The Purge, the American government has instituted an annual night of crime. The hope is that, if for one 12 hour stretch all illegal activity is kosher, that the United States population will behave themselves for the other 364 days of the year. Of course, on the…

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