A truly amazing piece of work right here folks. I'm not sure who the artist is, but if you find them let us know and we'll be sure to give this talented sombitch his proper recognition. Waves have to be one of the highlights.
Monday, June 16, 2008
Wonderful Pixel Art Castle
A truly amazing piece of work right here folks. I'm not sure who the artist is, but if you find them let us know and we'll be sure to give this talented sombitch his proper recognition. Waves have to be one of the highlights.
Daniel Day-Lewis to play WW I Ace Pilot!!!
The DDL is in talks to don the goggles and handle the throttles for next Fall's historical epic "The Red Baron." The film is a voint venture between Paramount, Warner Bros., and Red Baron Pizza, and Miramax. The film is apparently being budgeted at $200 million, that will probably sky rocket as production begins. Buzz has been spreading fast as this one looks to hopefully begin shooting in August. No director has been attached but with the addition have DDL, don't expect that to last long. The story will focus on the entire life story of Manfred von Richtofen from his early life in Kleinberg to his rise to fame with "The Flying Circus." Credits are being closely guarded as we don't even know who the script is being credited to yet. This one just jumped to our top ten list of must sees and we'll keep a watch out for any details. I am a little skeptical as this seems to be coming right on the heels of Day-Lewis' mammoth turn in 'There Will Be Blood' the actor usually takes a three year break between releasing projects. DDL must feel he is up for the challenge and hoping to make us marvel at his moustache for 3 more hours.The Red Baron was credited with 80 confirmed kills
The Sea Explorer: Potomac River Basin: Day 13
Backstory: The monsoon had stopped and we grabbed whatever we could and swam to shore. From what I could see half the crew was missing or slowly drowning, stuck inside an inner chamber of the ship's hull. One camera could still spool film so we decided to attempt to shoot what we could. Luckily the fish were out and happy to put on a show for us. Enjoy, a lot of lives were lost trying to bring these shots to you.
The Cutest Puppy on the Planet!
Backstory: This is the first collection of videos from my HP Photosmart R960 edited to true Bossa Nova tracks. The first clip features Regan, Richmond's latest and greatest puppy. Watch as Regan learns to swim, licks her nose and get the cutest hiccups. It is followed by Regan nap pictures.
...then we saw some swans at the park.
Is exactly what it sounds like. I got out my signature Godard camera holding technique and went to town as the flock charged the pavement. As in clip one Bossa Nova tracks are the heart of these clips.
BELLE ISLE
The beginnings to an opening credit sequence for a soon to be shot television pilot. It also features The Accodian Lady and The Man In Shadows looking for the men's room.
Then Regan again.
SMP Reviews: Scary Movie 4: The Happening
M. Night Shymalan has made the funniest entry in the Scary Movie series by keeping the visual gags to a minimum and ramping up the situational and verbal comedy aspects that the past four have left out. Scary Movie 5: The Happening has everything a great parody movie needs a wonderful opening scene that sets us up for what will surely be the funniest 90 minutes of Summer '08. The reaction shots from the cast rival Jason Bateman and Micahel Cera's best work on "Arrested Development." The whole production looks stunning and Night's eye for composition are still some of his strongest points, but it's the way he handles his actors that really caught me. In a bit of inspired comedic casting Mark Wahlberg is our hero through this canon of classic Hitchcock motifs and like Charlie Sheen before him, Wahlberg turns in some of his best work since Boogie Nights. You can see and hear the joy in the actor's voice as he spits out comedy gold at every turn. The "You should care more about science" exchange may go down as one of the great moments in comedy history right next to 'Who's on first?' and the drop off scene in "The Big Lebowski." The death scenes are some of the best in the series even topping the stabbing of Carmen Electra's implants. The 'follow the gun scene' has some great moments from the extra blood spurting that is obviously a nod to "Ichii the Killer" and "Kill Bill" even the sound effect is different for each successive shot from the same gun, possibly an 'in' joke referencing the grindhouse horror of old. Making the villain 'wind' is Mr. Night Shymalan's finest bit of writing since Sam Jackson's reveal as the mastermind in 'Unbreakable.' I had thought Night had run out of ideas after his last two efforts but in the comedy/ satire genre Shymalan has found his true calling and one can only hope he chooses to continue on this path. I loved Scary Movie 5: The Happening and would reccomend it to anyone looking to laugh and cry tears of joy as you watch a cinematic masterpiece that I will be proud to place on my DVD shelf. Thank you Mr. Night Shymalan you have returned with great success, let's hope you come back for 6. Scary Movie 5: The Happening receives: 94% out of 100
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Beyond the latest
The least informative preview of all time.
Filed Under:
David Cardeaux is Dead,
Sean Malloy Studios,
Trailers
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
No Country for Old Men: The Game
Not sure if this has been posted on any site, but this looks pretty official and it looks to even be created by EA which can only mean good things. Having seen the movie already I can already picture this game working out brilliantly. From what I could gather from the German site was that player 1 would choose if he wanted to play as Llewellyn Moss or Anton Chigurh and the story would unfold from there. If you wanted to play deathmatch style simply bring a friend in and sneak around your hotel room trying to keep from being spotted. Also with the Wii controls the accuracy that Chigurh's weapon of choice would have would be out of this world. Hopefully the game is completed in time for the Oscar push for NCFOM. UPDATED: I've found a preliminary screenshot of the game:

The character meter needs some work but I'm loving the oxygen tank being onscreen and the pointer looks like it will be way too much fun to handle. I bet once you line the shot up right an amazing cut scene from the movie will play out. I'll keep you posted as I find anything.
Thursday, November 08, 2007
Super Mario Galaxy - Game of the Year!
Congratulations Nintendo, you have created the finest platform game since your last masterpiece "Super Mario 64." I feel the same way I did on that glorious Christmas morning when I was one of those lucky kids to receive a brand new Nintendo 64 and what would become the game that I would still be playing 7 to 8 years later. The sheer amount of fun in that came has been taken up a few notches by the Nintendo programmers and boy are they going to be raking in the dough come Christmas time. If Halo 3 boosted XBOX sales to over 500,000 units in September just imagine what Super Mario Galaxy will do for the already out of this world popularity of the Wii. I've played the first 15 or 20 minutes of Galaxy and it is beyond anything I could have imagined the Wii producing. This game deserves all the accolades it inevitably will receive and I personally can't wait to still have this game in my Wii for the next 7 to 8 years.
Keep it up Nintendo this is the perfect appetizer for SMASH BROS!
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