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• The Cohen Media Blog • Jean-Luc Godard’s Hail Mary and For Ever Mozart…
• DEG: Blu-ray Spending Up 5% in 2013
• Jonas Cuaron on the Primal Instincts of ‘Gravity’ | Variety
• Vimeo redesigns its HTML5 player for speed and on-the-spot rentals (video)
• Replacing our Best TV pick is hard | The Wirecutter
• Eclipse Series 40: Late Ray – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• The Life and Times of David Chen: Maximizing Your Utility
• Film critic Jonathan Rosenbaum interviews director Michel Gondry (THE WE & THE I) for 90 minutes (2007) | The Seventh Art: A Video Magazine About Cinema
• Watch Michael Bay's Onstage Meltdown, How He Could Have Prevented It | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Sony Announces 'PlayStation Now' | High-Def Digest
• carpetbagger.blogs.nytimes.com
• Quick iTunes Affiliate Link Creation with Affiliate for Mac – MacStories
• Blu-ray Consumer Guide: January 7 2014 | Balder and Dash | Roger Ebert
• www.latimes.com
• www.latimes.com
• Run Run Shaw, 1907 – 2014 on Notebook | MUBI
• Jane Campion Is the Cannes 2014 Jury President; Watch Her Palme d'Or Winning 1986 Short Film 'Peel' (VIDEO) | Thompson on Hollywood
• The Best Home Vacuum Cleaners | The Sweethome
• Doing Monetization Well – Zac J. Szewczyk
• Michel Gagné’s “Saga of Rex” Optioned for Animated Feature | Cartoon Brew
• No More War | Book By Its Cover
• H.H. Gregg Warns of Heavy Holiday Discounting | Home Media Magazine
• Consumer Spending on Home Entertainment Up Slightly in 2013 | Home Media Magazine
• Target, ‘Hobbit’ Among Honorees at DEG Awards | Home Media Magazine
• Steve McQueen heckled as 'garbage man' at New York film awards | Film | theguardian.com
• Criterion releases Throne of Blood on Blu-ray and DVD – Akira Kurosawa News
• Jane Campion To Lead Jury At 2014 Cannes Film Festival – Deadline.com
• Ultra HD TV: Not Ready for Primetime | Variety
• CES: Samsung Inks Ultra HD Deals with Netflix, Comcast, Paramount, Fox, Amazon and More | Variety
• Jane Campion Named Jury President of 2014 Cannes Film Festival | Variety
• CES: DreamWorks Animation and Technicolor’s M-GO Venture Introduces 4K Streaming Service
• Michael Bay on CES Snafu: 'I Guess Live Shows Aren't My Thing' – The Hollywood Reporter
• Jane Campion to Lead Jury at Cannes Film Festival – The Hollywood Reporter
• 'Nebraska' Cinematographer Explains Why Bruce Dern's Face Is Better in Black & White – TheWrap
• Why Studios Prefer YouTube for Their Biggest Trailer Debuts – TheWrap
• Jane Campion To Head Cannes Film Festival Jury – TheWrap
• Jane Campion to head Cannes jury | News | Screen
• Listen to Eight Interviews of Orson Welles by Filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich (1969-1972) | Open Culture
• What Could Go Wrong?: Creepy Robotic Spider With Powerful Burning Laser Attached | Geekologie
• Samsung's Ultra HD TVs will stream 4K video from Amazon, Comcast, DirecTV, Netflix and more
• Jane Campion to head jury for Cannes 2014 | Film | theguardian.com
• Toshiba cares not for 4K, has an ultra-wide 5K TV ready for CES
• Netflix bets big on 4K, may end support for 3D — Tech News and Analysis
• Sony Unveils Massive 4K Smart TVs and Netflix Partnership
• Amazon announces 4K streaming partners including Samsung, Warner Bros., and Lionsgate | The Verge
• Watch Michael Bay melt down onstage at CES | The Verge
• Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus and 2012 (2013) — Art of the Title
• Sony Doubles Video Unlimited 4K Download Titles | Home Media Magazine
• Ultra-HD Leads Announcements at CES | Home Media Magazine
• Deja View: Tinker Bell drawn by Milt Kahl
• ParisLemon — The First App You Open In The Morning
• The Documentary Blog » Top 10 Documentaries of 2013
• SO HULK SAW A MOVIE THIS WEEKEND… | Badass Digest
• Jane Campion is the Jury President of the 67th Cannes Film Festival on Notebook | MUBI
• All of Netflix's Original Content Will Be Shot In 4K From Now On
• Sony's Brand New 4K TVs: No Gimmicks, Just Beautiful
• www.latimes.com
• In December, "The Last of the Unjust"… – Cohen Media Group | Facebook
• Distraction Free Reading with Full Screen Mode
• Louis Malle's Elevator to the Gallows Heading Back to UK Cinemas
• The Umbrellas of Cherbourg: 50th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray Detailed
• Paramount, Samsung Partner for Ultra-HD Content | Home Media Magazine
• Blu-ray Review: Throne of Blood | High-Def Digest
• Amazon Media Room: RSS Content
• Jane Campion to preside the Jury of the 67th Festival de Cannes – Festival de Cannes 2013 (International Film Festival)

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• Facts and fear about genetically modified food in Hawaii – Boing Boing
• US farmers cautiously growing hemp again after 56 years of brain-dead prohibition – Boing Boing
• Vizio Reference Series: 120 Inches Of Ultra HD
• Sharp's New Quattron Plus TV Isn't 4K, But It Can Fake It
• The rumor about Wonder Woman's movie debut will make your head explode
• It's 2014 — does the term "geek" really have any meaning anymore?
• 85-inch Sharp 3D glasses-free 8K TV announced at CES 2014 | BGR
• ASUS unveils 28-inch, $799 4K display targeting price-sensitive pros
• This is what Netflix's 4K streaming looks like
• My Photo Management Workflow, Early 2014 – MacStories
• Martin Scorsese’s World Cinema Project Hits Criterion: A New Lens on the Globe
• Panasonic Announces "Plasma-level" LED TVs at CES 2014
• Blu-ray Review: Zatôichi: The Blind Swordsman (Criterion) | High-Def Digest
• Sorcerer (1977) Blu-ray
• Vizio Announces P-Series and Reference Series 4K TVs | High-Def Digest
• www.latimes.com
• Watch Over 100 Documentaries from Past True/False Film Festivals Online for Free | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Vinyl LP sales hit 22-year record in 2013, digital music sales down. (Chart)
• 5by5 | Screen Time #52: Immersive Experience
• Long Live The #Shortread
• Spring Breakers | Beautiful Stills from Beautiful Films
• David Thomson on Tom Rosenthal, publisher of The Biographical Dictionary of Film | Books | theguardian.com
• Steve McQueen on 12 Years a Slave: 'There've been more films about Roman slavery than American' – video interview | Film | theguardian.com
• Roku Unveils Box-Free Service At CES
• Sony Pictures Names Man Jit Singh CEO Home Entertainment
• Shia LaBeouf Apologizes to Lena Dunham – With a Lena Dunham Apology – TheWrap
• 'Jimmy P' Trailer: Benicio del Toro Hits the Couch in a Very Psychological Thriller
• CES: Dolby to Unleash Enhanced 4K 'Dolby Vision' With Partners
• Sony Names Man Jit Singh as President of Home Entertainment Division | Variety
• Daily | Mike Vraney, 1957 – 2014 | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Watch: Ralph Fiennes in Two Scenes From Wes Anderson's 'Grand Budapest Hotel' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• 5 Daily Tech Stories That Filmmakers (and Film Fans) Must Read: Roku Unveils TV at CES, Glasses-Free 3D TVs and More | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Panasonic claims its new 4K TVs offer plasma-like picture quality | The Verge
• The best TVs of CES 2014 | The Verge
• Roku Details Roku TV | High-Def Digest
• Sharp Unveils CES Lineup and Innovations | High-Def Digest
• A Brief, Unordered Miscellany Regarding the Olympus E-PL5, E-P5, and E-M5 Cameras — Shawn Blanc
• Sony Pictures appoints Man Jit Singh as new home entertainment head – latimes.com
• Canada's former defense minister: aliens will give us tech if we quit wars – Boing Boing
• The Problem With Netflix’s Goofy Sub-Genre Algorithms – Flavorwire
• Dangerous Minds | Special effects pioneer Ray Harryhausen’s animated ‘Mother Goose’ and other fairy tales
• A Glimpse Into The Future Of NPR, From Its First-Ever Creative Director | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• carpetbagger.blogs.nytimes.com
• carpetbagger.blogs.nytimes.com
• On Patents, Applications and Prior Art
• TaskPaper, WriteRoom and PlainText for iOS Killed [Link]
• Roku beats Apple to the big screen with Roku TV | TechHive
• Just Shut Up About Jenny McCarthy Already | GeekMomGeekMom
• Roku to power a new line of smart TVs | Ars Technica
• LG says webOS makes smart TV “easy,” gets exclusive on Netflix 4K | Ars Technica
• Roku TV: Hisense, TCL to Launch first TV sets in fall 2014 | BGR
• Vizio R Series: 4K Ultra HD TVs from Vizio unveiled | BGR
• Ultra HD TVs: 150 new 4K devices coming this week at CES 2014 | BGR
• Qualcomm's Snapdragon 802 processor is a 4K powerhouse for your TV
• Dolby Vision imaging finally comes home this fall with Netflix and Xbox Video as partners
• Vizio's HDTV plans for 2014 focus on Ultra HD, in sizes going all the way up to 120 inches
• Toshiba enters 2014 with extra-bright 4K TVs, simpler streaming media hubs
• Netflix confirms it will stream House of Cards in 4K this year, posts full season two trailer
• Sharp's new Blu-ray wireless player is WiSA-certified, ships this spring for $4,000
• Sharp is teasing a 3D-ready, 85-inch 8K display at CES, no glasses required
• Sharp Aquos lineup for 2014 bears 1080p and 4K TVs, a revamped SmartCentral platform and the new Quattron+ Series
• Roku's First Smart TV and Other News You Need to Know
• LG Invents a New Pixel for Its 77-Inch 4K Curved OLED TV
• LG's 105-Inch Curved 4K TV Has an Astronomical Price Tag
• Sharp Quattron+ TVs Aren't 4K, But They're Pretty Close
• Netflix To Stream House Of Cards In 4K To LG Smart TVs | TechCrunch
• Vizio announces its first consumer 4K TVs, kills all 3D support | The Verge
• Sharp focuses on cheaper 4K HDTVs, 'Quattron' pixel-splitting technology to stand out from the crowd | The Verge
• Blu-ray Review: Star Trek: Enterprise – The Complete Third Season | High-Def Digest
• Dolby Announces "Dolby Vision" with Partners Sharp, Amazon, VUDU, TCL, & Microsoft | High-Def Digest
• Man Jit Singh Named President of Sony Pictures Home Entertainment | Home Media Magazine
• Eclipse Series 40 – Late Ray: DVD Review | DVDFile
• Seiki U-Vision HDMI cable promises to squeeze 4K upconversion out of 1080p video
• Roku TV Debuts at CES | Home Media Magazine
• Watch Laurence Olivier, Liv Ullmann and Christopher Plummer’s Classic Polaroid Ads | Open Culture
• Take College Level Film Courses for Free with MIT's OpenCourseWare « No Film School
• Google's VP9 Gets Hardware Support, Poised to Be the Dominant 4K Streaming Codec « No Film School
• Blowing the Lid off of 'Chaos Cinema': How Action Films Have Changed « No Film School
• Martin Scorsese’s World Cinema Project No. 1 / The Dissolve
• LOVE ME TONIGHT and MULHOLLAND DRIVE | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Observations on film art : How to tell a movie story: Mr. Stahr will see you now
• My hope for CES 2014: Consumer Electronics Simplicity — Tech News and Analysis
• Roku TV puts a set-top box inside your television | The Verge
• LG's latest 84-inch 4K TV breaks cover at CES
• Up to 150 Ultra HDTV announcements possible at CES
• http://www.engadget.com/2014/01/05/samsung-105-inch-curved-uhd-hands-on/?ncid=rss_truncated
• Roku renews bid for the living room with streaming-ready Roku TVs
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• www.nytimes.com
• CES 2014: Ultra HD ready for growth; sensors will be watching you | Variety
• Roku Unleashes Roku TV
• Roku Makes First Jump Inside Smart TVs, Trying to Beat Apple to the Punch | Variety
• 12 Years A Slave: is it time for Steve McQueen to try something new? | Film | The Guardian

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• Il bidone Blu-ray review | Cine Outsider
• American Cinematheque Plans Adult Animation Series | Animation Magazine
• Best Essays I Wrote In 2013 « The Hooded Utilitarian
• WordHippo Finds the Right Word You're Looking For
• GAME OF THRONES: A Good Look At Our Season 4 "Mountain" Hafthor Bjornsson
• Ben Templesmith's Art Love For Twin Peaks – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• Animation Oscar Race: Why 'The Croods' Is 'Frozen''s Only Real Challenger (FEATURETTE) | Thompson on Hollywood
• Clean Your Oven with an Overnight Pot of Water and Ammonia
• Wow, Siri Does Not Like Being Asked About Spike Jonze's Her
• Five Best Programming Languages for First-Time Learners
• Why Amazon Prime Is Better Than Netflix
• Evernote CEO acknowledges stability issues, says simpler design is coming | The Verge
• MultiMarkdown 4.5 Released
• On Software Quality and Building a Better Evernote in 2014 | Evernote Blog Evernote Blog
• ROBERT DUVALL TRIBUTE REEL in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• lines and colors :: a blog about drawing, painting, illustration, comics, concept art and other visual arts » The Flight, Inbal Breda
• Happy Birthday, Hayao Miyazaki! | GeekDad
• How The Pirate Bay Plans to Beat Censorship For Good | TorrentFreak
• Sabu’s Enduring Star Power | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• La Belle et la Bête – review | Film | The Observer
• 12 Years a Slave and the roots of America's shameful past | Film | The Observer
• 12 Movies to Watch Before You Go to the Movies in 2014
• The Hurting: Wow!
• Charlie Chaplin's Talking Pictures : The New Yorker
• Paul Schrader’s TRANSCENDENTAL STYLE IN FILM | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• A Man Escaped | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• On "47 Ronin," Samurai Hair and Other Cultural Confusions | Far Flungers | Roger Ebert
• The Protest of the Grinning Cat — Notes from the Era of Imperfect Memory
• Deja View: Miscellaneous Lilo Stuff
• www.nytimes.com
• Redirect Notice
• It's been a good year. I probably should have written this before Jan. 1st. — With Two Brains
• 2014: A Predictably Unpredictable Year | Home Media Magazine
• La Vie de Bohme Blu-ray
• Sorry
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• TAG Blog: Unretired
• Hard-Boiled Horror! Two by Araki | Cartoon Research

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• DreamWorks Preps "DreamTab" Animation-Ready Tablet | Animation Scoop
• nvNotes for iPhone — Tools and Toys
• All of 'Futurama' in a single image | The Verge
• "I'm Voting For The Future of Hand-Drawn Animation" | Animation Scoop
• Digital publishing: How it will evolve in 2014 and beyond — Tech News and Analysis
• www.latimes.com
• The Edit: CAREFUL and HOUSE BY THE RIVER | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• “Animation For Adults” Film Series Will Screen in Los Angeles | Cartoon Brew
• Steve McQueen: my hidden shame | Film | The Guardian
• 5by5 | Screen Time #50: Turbo Time
• Nice Art Adams: Uncanny Avenger Annual covers — The Beat
• The Effects For Star Trek: ID Were Even More Special Than Cumberbatch
• 'MythBusters' to test plausibility of famous 'Star Wars' scenes in January 4th special | The Verge
• moviemorlocks.com – Irony and the Fat Man
• Clever Popeye forearm tattoo – Boing Boing
• Cartoonist R. Crumb Assesses 21 Cultural Figures, from Dylan & Hitchcock, to Kafka & The Beatles | Open Culture
• The covers for the Japanese editions of Game of Thrones are incredible
• KENT WILLIAMS – Very nice to be online at… | Facebook
• Saved.io – Just add saved.io/ before any URL to save a bookmark to the cloud – Designer News
• Saul Zaentz, Legendary Hollywood Producer, Has Died | Thompson on Hollywood

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug | Reverse Shot
• Something Weird Video founder Mike Vraney (1957 – 2014) / The Dissolve
• Netflix Adds 'House of Cards' Director's Commentary From David Fincher, James Foley, Allen Coulter and More | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• www.nytimes.com
• How they made Gravity: Behind-the-scenes video shows the pioneering “Light Box” technology that created the special effects.
• Theatre Owners CEO Criticizes Studio Calendar — Vulture
• '12 Years a Slave' Featurette: Solomon Northup Descendants on Freedom Anniversary (Video) – TheWrap
• Charlotte Gainsbourg Says She Thought Lars Von Trier's 'Nymphomaniac' Was Just A Joke & Provocation At First | The Playlist
• Steve McQueen accuses film industry of ignoring slavery | Culture | theguardian.com
• Considering A 'Game Of Thrones'-Style Series Set Within Pre-Colonial African Kingdoms… | Shadow and Act
• Marvel will publish 'Star Wars' comics exclusively starting in 2015 | The Verge
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• www.latimes.com
• Throne of Blood: BD Review | DVDFile
• CriterionCast | The Eclipse Viewer – Episode 10 – The Delirious Fictions of William Klein
• Harvest Your Health Bundle Relaunch! $880 value for only $39! | Paleo Parents
• www.nytimes.com
• carpetbagger.blogs.nytimes.com
• The Baloney Detection Kit: Carl Sagan’s Rules for Bullshit-Busting and Critical Thinking | Brain Pickings
• Happy Birthday, J.R.R. Tolkien: The Iconic Storyteller’s Little-Known, Gorgeous Art | Brain Pickings
• LG's bringing Ultra HD OLED TVs in more sizes to CES, ramping up production
• Chaos Cinema: A Breakdown of How 21st-Century Action Films Became Incoherent | Open Culture
• Subtraction.com: The Atlantic: How Netflix Reverse Engineered Hollywood
• Katee Sackhoff And Tricia Helfer Got Naked For A Charity Calendar
• io9.com
• Delete Batches of Files Faster with the Command Line
• Rumor: YouTube Will Debut Low-Bandwidth 4K Streaming Next Week
• moviemorlocks.com – This and that
• La Belle et la Bête – review | Film | The Guardian
• Capone's Art-House Round-Up with THE GREAT BEAUTY, AFTERMATH, and LIV & INGMAR – Ain't It Cool News: The best in movie, TV, DVD, and comic book news.
• The Case for Not Calling Animals 'Props' (Guest Column) – The Hollywood Reporter
• Box Office: The 20 Most Profitable Films of 2013 – The Hollywood Reporter
• Watch: Meet Zero In First Clip From Wes Anderson's 'The Grand Budapest Hotel' | The Playlist
• Polaroid announces its own 4K TV, prices it at only $999.99 | The Verge
• Hollywood tallies up new box office record in 2013, led by 'Iron Man 3' | The Verge
• YouTube to show off lower-bandwidth 4K streaming at CES
• Deja View: Milt Kahl's First Shere Khan Scene
• The A-Z of WordPress theme websites | Webdesigner Depot
• Upcoming Carlotta Films Releases
• Amazon Raising Fees to Third-Party Businesses | Home Media Magazine
• UltraViolet Enjoys Record Week | Home Media Magazine
• The Grand Budapest Hotel – Movie Trailers – iTunes

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• Cinephilia and Beyond • A couple of new videos surfaces from famed (and…
• It Turns Out Shia LaBeouf Is Your Anti-IP Laws Messiah, Internet | Badass Digest
• Spike Jonze: Auteur Of Alone | Badass Digest
• Verance Finds First Electronics Partner for Anti-Piracy Technology | Variety
• Polaroid debuting $1,000 4K TV at CES
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• Video of the day. New Behind the Scenes Footage of "The Day the Clown Cried" on Notebook | MUBI
• Cinescape 2013: watch Matt Shapiro's annual film montage. (VIDEO)
• The Day the Clown Cried: Watch last behind-the-scenes footage from Jerry Lewis’ Holocaust film. (VIDEO)
• Blu-ray Sales Up 10% in the UK
• CHRISTOPHER NOLAN Animated Tribute in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• www.latimes.com
• When movies don't let the facts get in the way of a good story – latimes.com
• NewYearsResolution: Avoid InCaps – Boing Boing
• Black Film Theory: Fighting the Illusions of White Supremacy in Cinematic Narration – Part One | Shadow and Act
• Home Depot Has Designed a Better Bucket
• Welcome 2014 with this awesome movie trailer mashup
• One Sentence Diary Makes Journaling Brief and Easy
• Make Your Own Sriracha-Style Hot Sauce with Just Five Ingredients
• Write for Mac Brings the Minimal iOS Notes and Writing App to Desktop
• Bright Eyes’ Oberst Auditioned for Llewyn Davis — Vulture
• YouTube’s Ultra HD Strategy Could Spark Battle Over 4K Video-Delivery Tech | Variety
• The Puppetoon Movie • Animated Views
• 22 Things We Learned From 'The Act of Killing' Commentary
• Errol Morris’ New Documentary Uses Donald Rumsfeld to Redefine Ignorance – Film.com
• carpetbagger.blogs.nytimes.com
• Quick Notes with Sublime Text
• 6 Month Data Orientation
• Resolve and Betterment
• Fluid Crib Sheets for Cheaters
• YouTube goes 4K, Google signs up long list of hardware partners for VP9 support — Tech News and Analysis
• The Life and Times of David Chen: Ten Things I've Learned About Seattle
• NY Times: clemency for Snowden
• Have Computer Generated Images Changed the Definition of Cinematography? « No Film School
• 'The Act of Killing' Releases on iTunes, Plus Exclusive Content via BitTorrent Bundles « No Film School
• This Cold Snap Is Making It Colder Than the Surface of Mars | Smart News
• A quantum theory of Netflix's genre tags | The Verge
• This Week 1.2 Adds iPad Support – MacStories
• The Long Goodbye Blu-ray (United Kingdom)
• Blu-ray Review: The Puppetoon Movie | High-Def Digest
• Intel, Vudu Partner for UltraViolet Distribution | Home Media Magazine
• Treasures from the UCLA Archive: All New 35mm Prints – January 3-30 – Newsroom
• Drinking Buddies (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• Good Ol' Freda (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• Frozen (2013). French poster.
• www.nytimes.com
• DVDBeaver's What's New Section ! – Page2RSS

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• Why anti-vaxxers might be creating a world of more dangerous viruses
• Juanita Moore Dead at 99; starred in Imitation of Life | Variety
• Plex website relaunches as Plex.tv, one-stop home for all of its media streaming abilities
• The bitter truth about making a natural sugar substitute | The Verge
• [Blu-ray Reviews] Throne of Blood Blu-ray Review – DVD & Blu-ray Reviews – Home Theater Forum
• Woody Guthrie’s No-Frills, Doodle-Filled List of New Year’s Resolutions From 1943 | Open Culture
• January Jumpstart: Week One | Award-Winning Paleo Recipes | Nom Nom Paleo
• Unexpected Exceedings: Delightful Details in Film — Shawn Blanc
• Daily | Most Promising Films of 2014 | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• The Profits and Pitfalls of Streaming Pirate Movies and TV Shows | TorrentFreak
• RIP: All The Stories I Never Wrote – Bob Brody – The Atlantic
• Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai (2000) – from instantwatcher.com
• Big Trouble in Little China (1986) – from instantwatcher.com
• Amelie (2001) – from instantwatcher.com
• The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) – from instantwatcher.com
• 3 Women (1977) – from instantwatcher.com
• Control Room (2004) – from instantwatcher.com
• Cool Tools – Kresto Hand Cleaner
• Dolby High Dynamic Range TV Tech Delivers a Bigger “Wow” Than UHD, 4K | Variety
• Errol Morris, Werner Herzog Talk 'The Act of Killing' in Latest BitTorrent Bundle – TheWrap
• The top five sci-fi, fantasy and comic-book films of 2013 | Film | theguardian.com
• The Best Cinematography of 2013
• seanax.com » Ten Great Disc Debuts for 2013
• The best of the year in cinema – Light Sensitive
• The Bizarre, Human-Animal Hybrids Imagined in the 1930s
• The Lunch with Todd Gilchrist of The Wrap/Forbes on 2013′s Best Films … and Waffles | The Lunch with James Rocchi
• Bring Full Names Back to iOS 7's Text Messages
• sploid.gizmodo.com
• Coffee is So Damn Cheap Right Now. Real Cheap.
• CBR TV: "Lone Wolf & Cub's" Kazuo Koike Talks Legacy & American TV – Comic Book Resources
• Netflix is testing multiple new subscription plans, like 3 streams for $9.99
• Theory and Practice: The Criticism of Jean-Luc Godard | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Matt Zoller Seitz's Top 10 Films of 2013 | MZS | Roger Ebert
• Screen Time #50: Turbo Time — Arthouse Cowboy
• These Are NOT The Worst Movies Of The Year | Badass Digest
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• If Star Wars was 1980s anime – Boing Boing
• Kindle Paperwhite – best e-book reader – Boing Boing
• Blu-ray Today: Okay, Honestly, Today Sucks – Topless Robot – Nerd news, humor and self-loathing.
• How Home Depot Copied Apple to Build an Ingenious New Bucket | Wired Design | Wired.com

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• Top Ten Films (I've Seen) of 2013 – the candler blog
• World Cinema Foundation: Volume One Blu-ray (United Kingdom)
• Filmography 2013 in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Why Everyone is Piling on Marty's 'Wolf of Wall Street': Traffic, Stupid | Thompson on Hollywood
• Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger Blu-ray Review – DVD & Blu-ray Reviews – Home Theater Forum
• Reddit clocked 56 billion pageviews in 2013 — Tech News and Analysis
• Coudal Partners Longreads Top 10 Stories of 2013
• 2013: The best of Bad Astronomy.
• Dribbble – John Dies at the End Paper Craft by Aaron Lea
• US population growth slows to lowest rate in more than 70 years | The Verge
• Simulating Multiple Cursors in Editorial – MacStories
• iFixit tears the 2013 Mac Pro asunder, finds an actually repairable Mac | Ars Technica
• The Hobbit, Django Unchained are most-torrented movies of 2013 | Ars Technica
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• Michael Mann's Essential Debut 'Thief,' New from Criterion, and Other Must-Own Holiday Blu-Rays (TRAILER) | Thompson on Hollywood
• Blu-ray Review: Futurama: Volume 8 | High-Def Digest
• Criterion Reflections: Adventures of Zatoichi (1964) – #679
• Master the command line: How to use man pages | Macworld
• RSS Queues [Link]
• 2013 Year in Review, Indexed | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Turning Point: The Year in Video Essays | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• 'The Act of Killing' Releases BitTorrent Bundle with Exclusive Content | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• How The Twilight Zone Predicted Our Paranoid Present – Adrienne LaFrance – The Atlantic
• Watch The New Oswald The Lucky Rabbit Mini-Toon That Disney Released In Japan This Christmas – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• 2013: The Year in Review — Art of the Title
• Criterion to release The Hidden Fortress bluray in March – Akira Kurosawa News
• A Brief History of Hollywood Censorship and the Ratings System | Open Culture
• 1,000 online classic console games are available to play free of charge | BGR
• [Blu-ray Reviews] The Golden Voyage of Sinbad – DVD & Blu-ray Reviews – Home Theater Forum
• The Traveling Ombudsman's Go Bag
• Deja View: Classic Animation Roughs
• AmazonBasics USB-to-Lightning Cable — Tools and Toys
• Genderswitched Bilbo makes The Hobbit a better read – Boing Boing
• World Cinema Paradise | Home Video: The Best of 2013

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• www.homecinemachoice.com
• Samsung $150,000 110-Inch Ultra HD 4K TV: Why Hollywood Should Worry | Variety
• Obsessive comic book art collages – Boing Boing
• HBO Still Doesn't Get It: Game of Thrones Again the Most Torrented Show | Underwire | Wired.com
• Samsung 100-inch UHDTV Unveiled — Largest in the World | BGR
• The man behind NYT Magazine's gorgeous covers is headed to Apple
• Netflix intros cheaper standard definition streaming plan for new subscribers
• My Must-Have iPhone Apps, 2013 Edition – MacStories
• NYMPHOMANIAC Images and Character Portraits Featuring Charlotte Gainsbourg and Connie Nielsen | Collider
• Criterion Reflections: Kwaidan (1964) – #90
• SO MUCH PILEUP: Cliff Spohn and the Art of Atari
• Chris Ware's New Yorker cover – Boing Boing
• "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" and more newly uploaded B-movies at archive.org – Boing Boing
• Our 12 Favorite First-Date Movies
• Exploded View | The Curtis Harrington Short Film Collection – Cinema Scope
• Chris Marker and the Art of Collaboration: ‘Le Joli Mai’ and ‘Far from Vietnam’ – Nonfics
• Stop Tagging Celebrities Into Twitter Conversations | Badass Digest
• Blu-ray Consumer Guide: December 30 2013 | Balder and Dash | Roger Ebert
• Immersed in Movies: Director Renner Talks the Very Hot 'Ernest & Celestine' | Animation Scoop
• Please keep Stan Sakai and his family in your thoughts — The Beat
• Master the command line: Navigating files and folders | Macworld
• Taking Action on Feeds with Mr Reader for iPad [Sponsor]
• 5 resolutions for a better digital life | Macworld
• TL;DR, a jQuery plugin for bloggers – BrettTerpstra.com
• Subscribe to your favorite notebooks | Out of Pages
• The sweet iPad setup of Federico Viticci – The Sweet Setup
• Like Father, Like Son – Movie Trailers – iTunes
• The Iron Lady (2011) – from instantwatcher.com
• A Lonely Place to Die (2011) – from instantwatcher.com
• The History of Future Folk (2012) – from instantwatcher.com
• 10 Things Sci-fi Promised Us That DID Happen in 2013 (or Thereabout) | GeekDad
• swissmiss | Recovering The Classics
• Iron Man Saved My Life – James Orbesen – The Atlantic
• The Captain Kirk Problem: How Doctor Who Betrayed Matt Smith – Ted B. Kissell – The Atlantic
• Akira Kurosawa’s 80-Minute Master Class on Making “Beautiful Movies” (2000) | Open Culture
• The best of 2013 for designers | Webdesigner Depot
• Smart Watches and Computers On Your Face – Marco.org
• More Than Half of Internet Traffic Is Just Bots
• Samsung's 110-inch Ultra HDTV is the world's largest, and it goes on sale Monday
• 2013 Year in Review | Home Media Magazine

The links I found interesting today, while browsing the web:

• The Stunning Sacrifice At Auschwitz That Inspired Beautiful Film Music | Badass Digest
• The Art of (Women and) Film Editing with Dede Allen and Thelma Schoonmaker « No Film School
• The International Children’s Digital Library Offers Free eBooks for Kids in Over 40 Languages | Open Culture
• The Commercial Break Workout Keeps You Fit While Watching TV
• The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Short Films of 2013
• Five Best External Hard Drives
• Composer Wojciech Kilar dies at 81 | Music | The Guardian
• ‘The Pianist’ Composer Wojciech Kilar Dies at 81 | Variety
• What’s next for Ultra HD? — Tech News and Analysis
• Masters of Cinema Cast: Episode Sixteen: 2013 Review
• Make Better Small Talk by Aiming for Nice, Not Brilliant
• Observations on film art : The ten best films of … 1923
• 6 Scenes We Love From ‘The Curious Case of Benjamin Button’
• Wojciech Kilar, 1932 – 2013 on Notebook | MUBI
• Straight Ahead, on the Left | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Strangers in Elvisland [MYSTERY TRAIN] | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Year In Review: The 13 Best Sci-Fi and Fantasy Films of 2013
• If You're Making Films with Still Images, Here Are a Few Things to Consider « No Film School