25 Imaginative Illustrations Inspired By Film Posted by Andrew Lindstrom / Lists / April 16th, 2009 For the most part, being both a film geek and design geek are two completely separate interests of mine that rarely coexist. Occasionally I’ll be enticed by a great poster design, or appreciate the font choice in a title sequence – but usually the two worlds never collide. However, lately I’ve noticed a trend of artists and designers paying homage to their favorite films in their own creative way. It is in admiration of this movement that I’ve hand picked my favorite 25 Imaginative Illustrations Inspired By Film. Network – Source Annie Hall – Source The Shining – Source Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade – Source The Dark Knight – Source Groundhog Day – Source Big – Source American Psycho – Source M – Source Rain Man – Source Office Space – Source The Philosopher’s Stone – Source Highlander – Source Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure – Source The Great Dictator – Source Pulp Fiction – Source Ghost Busters – Source Synecdoche, NY – Source Similar Posts
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The Filthy Archives - Big Empire Movie Reviews A-D || E-I || J-M || N-R || S-V || W-Z See who won the 2001 Filthies See who the 2000 Filthies See who the Filthy Readers picked in 1999 See who won the 1999 Filthies See Who Won the 1998 Filthies 11 Points - 11 Predictions That Back to the Future Part II Got R So, since it's 2009 and we're only six-and-a-half years away from the future they traveled to (October 2015)... I think we're close enough to do an audit. How'd they do? How accurate were their predictions? In my too-much-time-on-my-hands research of the subject, I ended up finding 11 good predictions from "Back to the Future Part II"... and 11 bad predictions. Watching multiple TV channels simultaneously. Here's Marty video conferencing with his co-worker Needles.
19 Movie Body Modifications: Bulked Up, Pigged Out and Skeletal There are few actors that are willing to undergo a massive body transformation for movie roles. There are even fewer, because of the difficulty, that do it more than once. Typically referred to as ‘method actors’ for their dedication to their craft and their roles, these Hollywood icons were willing to shed or gain significant weight, or take up rigorous weight-lifting regimens. The following are some of the most noteworthy body transformations by movie stars. George Clooney – Syriana (Source 1, 2) George Clooney packed on about 30lbs for his role of a veteran CIA operative in the politcal-suspense thriller, Syriana. Jake Gyllenhaal – Jarhead (Source 1, 2) The regularly slim (Donnie Darko, Brokeback Mountain) Gyllenhaal put on about 25lbs of pure muscle for his role as Anthony “Swoff” Swofford in the 2005 film about the first Gulf War. Ryan Reynolds – Blade Trilogy (Source 1, 2) Hillary Swank – Million Dollar Baby (Source 1, 2) Swank is no stranger to changing her appearance for a movie role.
16 Unique and Impressive On-Screen Transformations Many movies require actors and actresses to wear costumes or to apply basic makeup to take on a specific role. Some directors may even require an actors and actresses to change their hair color or lose weight. Few movies, however, require its stars to undergo massive transformations for their roles-a select few of which are unique to the point that they create a memorable experience in and of themselves. Brad Pitt – The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (Source 1, 2) In the film adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s famous children’s book , Pitt plays a character that ages backwards. Heath Ledger – Batman: The Dark Knight (Source 1, 2) Heralded as Ledger’s career defining performance, his portrayal of The Joker was quite different than that of his precursor, Jack Nicholson. Charlize Theron – Monster (Source 1, 2) Theron takes a break from being unbelievably hot by gaining weight, aging 25 years, and not wearing make up. Emma Thompson – Nanny McPhee (Source 1, 2) Mike Myers – The Cat in the Hat
Bon Iver (Part I) - Bon Iver (Part I) - LA BLOGOTHEQUE We first suggested this idea just like we used to, hoping it would work because we so loved the artist. We just suggested that Bon Iver could play a private show, a Pocket Party in an apartment. We didn’t really know if we could trust that it would ever happen until one moment in May, when Nora and I met Justin for an interview in a small backyard. At the end of it, we mentioned what was on our minds. We, too, were looking forward to it, and God knows how hard it all was. We emptied the living room for the Pocket Party, and then spent an hour or so wandering with Bon Iver. What you can see in these first videos, and what we understood that evening, is how thoroughly Bon Iver is now a band. Flash back, however, to earlier in the day as they worked out their set. Time does fly: thirty people were already waiting in the courtyard when we returned from our little shopping excursion. Translated by Nora
Le blog du Baron: 21/04/2008: THE ULTIMATE RADIOHEAD REMIX COMPI Finally here is the special issue of ZEROCAST dedicated to Radiohead remixes or in other words (drum roll): the ULTIMATE RADIOHEAD REMIX COMPILATION. It was tough to chose between so many great remixes inspired by so many great songs (not talking about the 500+ remixes of Nude) but the final track listing speaks for itself: RADIOHEAD Blow out (remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Street Spirit (Funkagenda Remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Planet Telex (Karma Sunra remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Talk Show Host (Black Dog remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Climbing Up the Walls (Fila Brazilia remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Idioteque (Adam Freeland remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Everything In Its Right Place (Josh Wink remix) download buy RADIOHEAD Everything in its Right Place (Phoreyz vs. All the tracks featured in this blog are the sole property of their owner(s). If you like what you hear, please support the artists by buying their original work or going to see their concert.
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