Complete with magnets. Well played, Mr Richter. You can watch how the Jumanji board was made below.
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Starring Tommy Wiseau and scenes from some random ninja movies, Troll 2, Birdemic and Tough Guys Don’t Dance. The acting in Birdemic is so bad, it HAS to be a parody.
One of my favourite accounts on Twitter has to be @CoolFilmArt. It’s a treasure trove of, well, cool film art with incredible posters from all over the world. We spoke to Robyn, one of the curators of the account about its origins and some of her favourite film posters. So, how did the @CoolFilmArt account […]
German expressionism helped shaped cinema during the Modernist period. Open Culture have selected 10 iconic films to watch for free, from Nosferatu to the prophetic classic Metropolis. German Expressionism ended in 1933 when the Nazis came to power. They weren’t interested in asking uncomfortable questions and viewed such dark tales of cinematic angst as unpatriotic. […]
A retrospect of Ed Wood’s filmmaking, which lead him to be dubbed as the “worst director of all time.” That didn’t stop him developing a cult following.
I was already sold on this when I heard The Rock and Kevin Hart were involved but this confirms it’s gonna be hilarious.
Starring Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling, Ridley Scott, and Denis Villeneuve, amongst others. Excited for Blade Runner 2049 now!
Cats videos aren’t necessarily a modern idea. That’s what Atlas Obscura has suggested. The video, filmed by none other than Thomas Edison, shows two cats “boxing.” But don’t worry, no actual punches took place, just swipes in boxing gloves for about 30 seconds. Amongst his plethora of inventions, he was also a filmmaker. This cat […]
Posteritati is home to over 40,000 movie posters from decades of cinema. The store/gallery is based in New York where you can purchase everything from a 1960s Swiss Scene Card of Casablanca for $150 to a 1933 Argentinian King Kong poster for $75,000. As well as posters, Posteritati also sell books. The ones that caught […]
We can all appreciate cinematography when we watching a beautiful shot film but capturing the stills adds permanency to its allure. FilmGrab started out as a personal archive for its creator, Donnacha, and soon turned into a treasure trove filled with nearly 80,000 images from over 1000 movies. The images are free to use for […]