watch it: “No Room for Gerold”
Roommates in their natural habitat: Anyone understand German? I’m sure that answering machine message that plays over the end credits is funny, but it’s not subtitled. Can anyone translate?
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watch it: “Garson Hampfield, Crossword Inker”
Who’da thunk? There’s a job for everyone: It’s a joke, of course, but so well done, with all the right little details, that you almost suspect it’s gotta be real. It becomes a beautiful and subtle parody of the documentary genre.
watch it: “Muppets Take Manhattan Pete’s Peoples Speech”
Since I was just reminded of it, I had to go in search of it. And here it is: “Peoples is peoples.” It’s one of the great movie lines. Ah, the wisdom of the Muppets…
watch it: “Silent Shadow of the Bat-Man #4 – Retro 1920s Dark Knight in ‘Arkham After Midnight’ Chapter Two: ‘Riddle Me Deadly’”
Andre Perkowski’s “new/old retro 1920s silent serial” continues (Chapter One is here): Sources for this chapter include: Schatten Eine Naechtliche Halluzination (1923) Sunset (1927) Pandora’s Box (1929) The Cabinet of Doctor Caligari (1920) The Golem (1920) Batman and Robin (1949 serial) Phantom of the Opera (1925) Dr. Mabuse – der Spieler (1922) Dr. Jekyll and … more…
watch it: “McCain: Infallible POW – PF 029”
So funny I want to cry: Orwell/Huxley 2008! [via Americablog] (Technorati tags: John McCain, Prolefeed)
watch it: “Proof – I Am Kloot”
A music video featuring Christopher Eccleston. I challenge you not to be smiling by the end of it: (Technorati tags: Proof, I Am Kloot, Christopher Eccleston, music video)
watch it: “One Step Ahead – The Art of Speed”
This really is how life in NYC feels sometimes: (Technorati tags: One Step Ahead the Art of Speed)
watch it: “Alice at 101”
It’s my birthday today, and I intend to take this good advice: (Technorati tags: Alice at 101)
trailer break: ‘Death Race’
Take a break from work: watch a movie trailer… If you really suspect you might find yourself in the throes of breathtaking suspense during Death Race, don’t watch the trailer, because it appears to give away the whole plot. Not that it reveals anything you wouldn’t have guessed anyway. And it does inadvertently reveal that … more…
