Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts

Thursday, 16 August 2007

Steam Treking



Is this what the new Star Trek movie is going to be like?

Probably not, but this is tee-hee funny. I'm particularly fond of the 'transporter' and the carbon-based life-form.

Monday, 6 August 2007

Property of Doctor Jones



My new wallpaper, roll on Memorial Day 2008. Fingers crossed. Fingers crossed. Fingers crossed.

Sunday, 8 July 2007

Awesomemobile?



Awesome?
Maybe, but perfect?
No way, they forgot one thing.

Sunday, 1 July 2007

Three Iron Men and a Woman


From Marvel.com

This is a promo photo from the upcoming Iron Man movie.

I have high hopes for this film; the casting of R.D.jr as Tony/IM is inspired, the design looks great from the teaser pictures and how scary does Jeff Bridges look in this shot!

Rememer to 70s and 80s?


From Marvel.com

When Superman laments on the 'golden' years of his film career, maybe Spiderman isn't the best shoulder to cry on...

Wednesday, 27 June 2007

Autopsy - A Love Story?

This has to be one of the weirdest films I've ever heard of...

Aurora - Dave School CGI Short Film

Trailer for the upcoming film Aurora, created entirely by students in the June 07 graduating class of the Digital Animation and Visual Effects School! - For a student film, this looks GREAT!

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Wednesday, 30 November 2005

WWW Extras

One of my favourite parts of DVDs are the extras. I love to watch the making-of freaturettes and the behind the scenes documentaries.

Now that the Web is being used more and more to promote new movies, a lot of these extras are appearing on the WWW first and for FREE.

Here are a couple of my faves:



Production video diaries by Bryan Singer during the making of the new Superman movie; Superman Returns.



A blog with video diaries for Kevin Smith's Clerks 2: The Passion of the Clerks.

Tuesday, 23 August 2005

The 50 Greatest Independent Films?

Empire Online are doing a list of The 50 Greatest Independent Films. They've listed 50-21 up to now...

Take a look? Agree/disagree? Let me know in the comments.

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Prediction: Knowing Empire's style, Kevin Smith's Clerks will be number one.

Monday, 15 August 2005

LotR LoL

What if The Lord of the Rings was based on a roleplaying game campaign rather than a novel?

Find out at Flying Koala Games.

BE WARNED: it's far too believable! I now don't believe the books exist...

Now Here's a Scary Thought!

Saturday, 6 August 2005

Rock On!

I just watched School of Rock. Man, I realy wanna be in a band! Now all I have to do is learn to play an instrument or sing or something ...

Buy School of Rock (DVD)@Amazon.co.uk

Wednesday, 3 August 2005

The Greatest Movie Ever Made!

I've always suspected those "Greatest" and "Wonderful" quotes they pepper movie posters with were embellished, but this is 'one giant step' beyond that:

Fans win $1.5m over fake critic
BBC News


I mean, it's one thing to lie about the review, but to lie about the reviewer???

Friday, 29 July 2005

Silent Bob says what?

Look what I found - My Boring-Ass Life. It's a blog for writter/director Kevin Smith, he of Clerks and Silent Bob fame.

Just as raw and honest as most of his writing.

Buy An Evening with Kevin Smith (DVD)@Amazon.co.uk

Friday, 26 November 2004

"We are the Knights who say... NI"

Does the Holy Grail exist and could the secret to its hidden location be in a Staffordshire garden? Find out more by reading this interesting article on BBC online.

Once you've read that, check out these other sources of 'further research':

Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Monty Python and the Holy Grail
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown

Sunday, 27 June 2004

I'll name that film in one ...

Empire Magazine are doing their 2nd annual movie quote quiz:



Three sets of 30 question: easy, moderate and hard. See how may you can get correct - you can record your score in the comments below.

And remember - cheats never prosper. So no looking the answers up on the Internet.

Son of Quote Quiz @ Empire Online

Wednesday, 26 May 2004

DVD Gold?

Do you like getting more for your money than you expected? Do you like secrets?

If the answer is yes then give this a try.

Everyone knows that most DVDs come with extra features; commentary, documentary, bios, etc. But have you discovered everything your DVD has to offer? DVD Angle has a webpage containing a list of hidden extras on DVDs, also known as Easter Eggs.

So, go take a look at the list and check out your DVDs. If you find any hidden gold let everyone into the secret by leaving a comment bellow.

Happy Hunting!

www.dvdangle.com

Sunday, 23 May 2004

Hail to the undead King, baby!

Bruce Campbell ... Elvis ... and a rampaging Mummy!

Everyone knows that Elvis isn't really dead, but that might be about to change. Truth is he's spending his twilight years in a Texas retirement home. Trouble starts when an ancient Egyptian terror targets the home with its own personal brand of euthanasia. Elvis (Bruce Campbell) must team up with fellow resident Jack (Ossie Davis), who thinks he's JFK despite being a blackman, to kick some undead, bandaged ass!

Could this be the greatest film ever made? Probably not, but there's a good chance it will be a damn site more entertaining than Van Helsing or LoEG.

www.bubbahotep.com