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

• 10 TV Shows That Had To Fail So We Could Get Game Of Thrones
• kotaku.com
• The Most Nutritious Types of Apples, Ranked by Antioxidant Levels
• iWork Automation Is a Massive Collection of iWork AppleScripts
• Reasonable Rocchi – Hollywood Elsewhere
• The Second Criterion: "The Great Beauty" | Movie Mezzanine
• seanax.com » Videophiled Essential: Ingmar Bergman’s ‘Persona’
• Jimmy's Hall: watch the world exclusive trailer for Ken Loach's new film – video | Film | theguardian.com
• Hear Janelle Monáe Cover David Bowie’s ‘Heroes’ — Vulture
• Cannes 2014. The Directors' Fortnight Poster on Notebook | MUBI
• How to get started in podcasting: capturing the audio | Macworld
• Amazon reveals Fire TV video streaming box and gaming controller | Ars Technica
• Ai Weiwei is starring in a sci-fi short that needs your funding | The Verge
• Trial by Fire: can Amazon stand out in a fierce set-top box market? | The Verge
• Borgman – seekandspeak.com – Made by Brandon Schaefer
• Fargo Blu-ray: Remastered
• Movies that feature women prominently make more money, report says – latimes.com
• Why Giannalberto Bendazzi’s Animation History Book Must Be Published | Cartoon Brew
• BOOK REVIEW: "Showa: A History of Japan 1926-1939" | Animation Scoop
• In praise of Peter Jackson’s Hobbit | Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.net™
• How Does Hans Zimmer Do It? Hack or Genius? "I am still an architect" | Thompson on Hollywood
• Ebert and Herzog | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Can Atheist Audiences Enjoy Darren Aronofsky’s ‘Noah’? | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Ex-Director of Content Acquisition Files Multimillion-Dollar Lawsuit Against Netflix — and Amazon | Home Media Magazine
• 'The Tale of Princess Kaguya' Blu-ray Announced | High-Def Digest
• George Washington Blu-ray
• Amazon Bows Fire TV Streaming Device | Home Media Magazine
• See a Grand Budapest Hotel Video About Zubrowka — Vulture
• The Unknown Known / The Dissolve
• Global Discoveries on DVD: Anomalies and Experiments (my 9th column) | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• One week before its end of life, 28 percent of Web users are still on Windows XP | Ars Technica

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

• Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellan Are New York's Best Tourists
• 5by5 | The Pen Addict #100: Episode 100
• the phantom country: A long film about killing
• The Flaming Lips Pulled Off April Fools' Day Prank
• Astronomer Claims We'll Find Alien Life By Year 2,100 | Geekologie
• Amazon adds controversial Metacritic scores to video game listings | Ars Technica
• The internet didn’t invent viral content or clickbait journalism — there’s just more of it now, and it happens faster — Tech News and Analysis
• TENBMOVIES in AUDIOVISUALCY: Videographic Film and Moving Image Studies on Vimeo
• Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction – Trailer – YouTube
• This Paleo Beer Is Made With Yeast From a 35 Million-Year-Old Fossil
• Twitter has added the ability to specify a date range whe…
• Jurassic Park Without the CGI is "Better" Than the Original
• Full Flight 370 Transcript Released
• Oscilloscope Laboratories Acquires Of Montreal Doc 'The Past is a Grotesque Animal' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Comedy Central's IOS App Lets You Watch Shows For Free Without Cable | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• An end to Japanese whaling programs – Boing Boing
• Documentary "Stripped" shows the past and future of comic strips – Boing Boing
• Watch ‘The Lion King’ Cast Belt “Circle of Life” on a Plane – Flavorwire
• Dangerous Minds | Before Bad Brains, there was Pure Hell, the first African-American punk band
• A few marble machines are clickity-clacking in our… | The Kid Should See This
• Sony Provides New Details for “Toho Godzilla Collection” Blu-rays « SciFi Japan
• An open letter and a petition protest potentially devastating changes to … / The Dissolve
• Comedy Central launches new iOS app for South Park, Colbert and Jon Stewart — Tech News and Analysis
• Alleged Silk Road owner says he can't be guilty of money laundering if bitcoin isn't money | The Verge
• 5by5 | Back to Work #165: The Opposite of Attrition
• FAMILY CIRCUS: THE SERIES – YouTube
• The haze of history: Errol Morris queries Donald Rumsfeld about fog of Iraq War
• How to get started in podcasting: preparation | Macworld
• How to get started in podcasting | Macworld
• Homestar Runner returns from hiatus for new April Fools' Day episode | The Verge
• "Showgirls": "It Doesn't Suck" Defends the (Nearly) Indefensible | Criticwire
• The Boxtrolls: Behind the Scenes – YouTube
• A House of Cards (2014) – from instantwatcher.com
• The Inexplicable Universe with Neil… (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• Robinson Crusoe on Mars (1964) – from instantwatcher.com
• Les Miserables (1935) – from instantwatcher.com
• Jane Eyre (1944) – from instantwatcher.com
• Rabbit-Proof Fence (2002) – from instantwatcher.com
• Barton Fink (1991) – from instantwatcher.com
• Braveheart (1995) – from instantwatcher.com
• The English Patient (1996) – from instantwatcher.com
• Chinatown (1974) – from instantwatcher.com
• The Graduate (1967) – from instantwatcher.com
• Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967) – from instantwatcher.com
• Bob's Burgers: Season 3 (2012) – from instantwatcher.com
• British science fiction pulp covers: Gernsback continuum from an alternative universe – Boing Boing
• Cool Tools – Totes Compact Umbrella
• Leonard Nimoy confirmed to perform end credits song for The Hobbit: There and Back Again | Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.net™
• Death To "Link Rot": Here's Where The Internet Goes To Live Forever | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Blue Is the Warmest Colour targeted by Russian anti-gay campaigners | Film | theguardian.com
• Roger Ebert's All Time Top 10: AGUIRRE, THE WRATH OF GOD in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• A Field in England Blu-ray
• What is Beyond Apollo? | Science | WIRED
• Werner Herzog is Changing the World with His Haunting New Doc, 'From One Second to the Next' « No Film School
• Throwing K-Cups In Glass Houses – Marco.org
• Watch: Errol Morris Uses Ronald McDonald To Promote Taco Bell In New Series Of Ads | The Playlist
• Stephen Colbert Devotes Entire 'The Colbert Report' Edition To Discussion Of Last Week's Controversial Tweet – Deadline.com
• The Retrieval / The Dissolve
• Civil War-era drama The Retrieval could use a less televisual style · Movie Review · The A.V. Club
• Stop Everything and Look at the Greatest Science Cake Ever
• Shawn Blanc's sweet Mac setup – The Sweet Setup

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

• Can Galactic Empires Exist Without Faster-Than-Light Travel?
• Arguably Only Really Good Idea George Lucas Came Up With Over 45 Year Career – Hollywood Elsewhere
• Google Releases Windows Phone App for Google Reader
• 2014 Film Bumpers Now Online! | SXSW 2014
• Drafthouse Films Presents The Overnighters : Blog | Austin | Alamo Drafthouse Cinema
• Spike Lee vs. A.O. Scott & The New York Times – 'Whose Brooklyn Is It, Anyway?' | Shadow and Act
• Vudu Comes to Chromecast
• The government is about to make outdoor WiFi faster
• MANN – Magic Act in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Rearview cameras will be required in vehicles in 2018 | Ars Technica
• Google+ adds page view counts to user profiles
• Classic Media Reissues the Original GODZILLA on DVD « SciFi Japan
• Noah soundtrack
• ​The Walking Dead Finale Was Brutal, Shocking And Heartbreaking
• In Cosmos, The Only Thing More Important Than Evidence Is Imagination
• Watch This Short Animated Horror Film, Written By Dave Eggers
• Use Virtualbox to Host Your Own Site, Mirror Your Tumblr or WordPress
• Sam Strange Remembers: NOAH | Badass Digest
• Reconciling Creation And Evolution In NOAH | Badass Digest
• A Tale of Two Cities: Rebuilding a Metropolis | Movie Mezzanine
• 'Noah' and the Inscrutable God – /Film
• New DVD Releases: April 1st, 2014
• At least one of the next two Terrence Malick movies is finished / The Dissolve
• Watch: Legendary Documentarian Errol Morris’ Latest Work, a Trio of Commercials For Taco Bell
• Darren Aronofsky Explains Why He Didn’t Direct ‘The Wolverine’ & ‘Man Of Steel’ | The Playlist
• Michael Jackson Album: New Songs Coming in May | Variety
• 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Attacked in Russia Under Gay Propaganda Law – The Hollywood Reporter
• The Walking Dead Characters Have Dumb Ideas — Vulture
• See a Supercut of Every Community Film Reference — Vulture
• Darren Aronofsky Strikes Again: Here Are 5 Ways 'Noah' Is Just Like 'The Fountain' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Vudu's 1080p movies and TV shows are now streaming on Chromecast
• iCab Browser Updated for iOS 7, Adds Keyboard Shortcuts and Multi-User Support – MacStories
• Spike Lee's Open Letter to A.O. Scott | Criticwire
• What's that in your menu bar? – BrettTerpstra.com
• Aggregation is Plagiarism | 5 minutes with Joe
• How to Make Game of Thrones Weirwood Tree Cauliflower Steaks | GeekMomGeekMom
• La Pubblicitá, Italian Style – Print Magazine
• Orson Welles' Camera, Scripts, 'Citizen Kane' Memorabilia Go to Auction – The Hollywood Reporter
• Deja View: Marc Davis 101 Years Old
• The Freshman / The Dissolve
• What Would The Muppets Look Like As Humans?
• Painting babies' medical helmets – Boing Boing
• Original Star Trek II: Wrath Of Khan VFX Storyboards Are A Visual Feast
• Adorable Baby Not Happy About Being Upstaged By Adorable Puppy
• Twitter Responses To The Fourth Season Finale Of 'The Walking Dead'
• 'The Walking Dead' Season 4 Finale GIF Recap & Discussion

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

• Dropbox clarifies its policy on reviewing shared files for DMCA issues | Ars Technica
• [Blu-ray Reviews] The Freshman (1925) Blu-ray Review – DVD, Blu-ray & Digital Reviews – Home Theater Forum
• Criterion Reflections: Pierrot le fou (1965) – #421
• Criterion Confessions: THE GREAT BEAUTY – #702
• Isaac Hempstead-Wright's Hope For Bran Stark: "I Hope He Goes Evil"
• Flaming Lips Releasing Pink Floyd Companion Album
• National Film Preservation Foundation Unearths Lost Silents in Pact with Dutch Museum | Variety
• Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) Movie Review
• Lost Mickey Rooney Film Found, Set for Preservation – Hollywood Reporter
• Fascinating Secret Collections Unearthed – Flavorwire
• Self-Styled Siren: Good News for Silent Film Fans
• ‘Frozen’ Becomes the Highest-Grossing Animated Film Ever | Variety
• Observations on film art : Back in THE Place
• Fedora Blu-ray (France)
• The Hobbit: The Desolation of an Unexpected Journey in Cinematic Montage Creators on Vimeo
• Adventure Time: Season 2 (2011) – from instantwatcher.com
• Regular Show: Season 2 (2010) – from instantwatcher.com
• Mad Men: Season 6 (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• Young Justice (2010) – from instantwatcher.com
• Batman: The Brave and the Bold: Season 3 (2011) – from instantwatcher.com
• Young Justice: Season 1 (2010) – from instantwatcher.com
• Green Lantern: The Animated Series: Ssn 1 (2011) – from instantwatcher.com
• Demonoid Returns, Website Now Back Online | TorrentFreak
• Tezuka’s Adult Features: “Cleopatra” (1970) | Cartoon Research
• A treasure trove of silent American movies found in Amsterdam – latimes.com
• Behold, A Baby Octopus The Size Of A Pencil Eraser
• What Happens When A Robot Outlives The Humans It Was Built To Love?
• Grab Shopping Carts from the Parking Lot to Avoid Wobbly Wheels
• Morlocks Eat Their Flesh – Hollywood Elsewhere
• 10 Art House Films About Religion – Flavorwire
• This Company Buys Every CD, DVD, And Video Game That You Don't Want Anymore | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Rewind This, Adjust Your Tracking and why I don’t understand VHS nostalgia | Film Divider
• How to choose the right iOS app for your note taking needs — Tech News and Analysis
• Reminders for later with Launch Center Pro, GoodTask and Text Expander | Phillip Gruneich
• TAG Blog: Drawing Comic Books

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

• Michael Drout talks about J.R.R Tolkien’s soon-to-be-published Beowulf translation | Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.net™
• Cinephilia and Beyond • Chris Marker’s ‘One Day in the Life of Andrei…
• www.nytimes.com
• 8 Blu-ray
• 'Jodorowsky's Dune' explores an unrealized yet influential film vision – latimes.com
• Riot in Cell Block 11 Blu-ray – Neville Brand
• "I'm through talking…" – Movie Fight Scene Tribute in Cinematic Montage Creators on Vimeo
• Colin Marshall › Outsider: Donald Richie in Japan, 1947-2013
• WordPress › WordPress 3.9 Beta 3
• Paprika Recipe Manager for iOS — Tools and Toys
• How to Become an Early Riser [VIDEO] | The Art of Manliness
• Science and (and IMDB) show that “Darmok” is not a bad Star Trek: TNG episode | Ars Technica
• Top 10 Ways to Make Your Boss Love You
• Manga Creator Osamu Tezuka's Newly Discovered Sexy Mouse Art
• Errol Morris talks to Donald Rumsfeld: 'The Unknown Known' – latimes.com
• The Charm Of 2001: A Space Odyssey in Cinematic Montage Creators on Vimeo
• Best Picture: 2000's in Cinematic Montage Creators on Vimeo
• Super Heroes in Cinematic Montage Creators on Vimeo
• What If Jack Kirby And Stan Lee Had Created Akira?
• Discover How The Prometheus Saga Continues In This Free Comic Preview
• The Cast Of Twin Peaks Drawn In The Style Of The Simpsons
• Mozilla Webmaker Teaches You to Build Web Sites, Apps, and More
• University of Iowa to Girls: Go Away
• Darren Aronofsky's Noah poem Which Inspired The Movie
• Saltz on Finding Vivian Maier — Vulture
• Piracy of Oscar-Winning Films Pops Post-Show | Variety
• Disney's Nine Old Men: box-set of flipbooks – Boing Boing
• Squaring the Circle | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• moviemorlocks.com – Shinichi Sekizawa: the guy behind the man in the suit
• Docs In Theaters: 'Finding Vivian Maier,' 'Jews of Egypt,' 'Mistaken For Strangers' and 'Veil of Tears' – Nonfics
• Super Punch: Disney Pixar Mystery Mini Vinyl Figure Series 2 available for preorder

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

• No pick-up filming as Jackson prepares to farewell Middle-earth | Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.net™
• ARIELLE BERNSTEIN: Orphans, Refugees, and Architectural Spaces: The Dream of THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL | Press Play
• Truffaut, Liberal Filmmaker : The New Yorker
• The Grand Budapest Hotel’s Lost Pouilly-Jouvet « The Hooded Utilitarian
• Some Came Running: Writing About Music
• Critic After Dark: San Soleil (1983) – a belated tribute to Chris Marker (1921 – 2012)
• opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com
• The History Of NOAH’s Watchers, The Creatures That Scared The Hell Out of ILM | Badass Digest
• Noah Movie Review & Film Summary (2014) | Roger Ebert
• Riot in Cell Block 11 Blu-ray
• New Hobbit wallpapers from TheHobbitCountdown.com | Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.net™
• Watch: George Lucas Talks The Mastery Of Akira Kurosawa For The Criterion Collection | The Playlist
• Director Abel Ferrara on Mysterious 1975 Death of Pier Paolo Pasolini: 'I Know Who Killed Him' – The Hollywood Reporter
• Coudal Partners Laurent Durieux
• What I Learned From A Week Of Waking Up Early | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• An Open Letter To 'True Detective' Creator Nic Pizzolatto
• 'In the Mood for Doyle': An Insightful Doc about Legendary DP Christopher Doyle « No Film School
• Dangerous Minds | Fascinating document of a 1996 Portland Riot Grrrl convention, with a very young Miranda July
• Nerdcore › Tons of Awesome Vintage Movieposters
• Pinterest board full of nostalgic D&D art – Boing Boing
• Wink's remarkable book picks of the week – Boing Boing
• NOAH Director Darren Aronofsky Ponders Whether Man Is Worth Saving | Badass Digest
• R.I.P. Lorenzo Semple Jr., creator of Batman TV series · Newswire · The A.V. Club
• A Better Piracy Mousetrap | Home Media Magazine
• 6 Akira Kurosawa – Stray Dog, Roshomon, Seven Samurai, Ikiru in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Does the camera describe or devour? in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• 'Noah' review: a biblical fever dream | The Verge
• Vivian Maier: The Spy Who Stayed Out in the Cold | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• 465. Dodes’ka-den | CRITERION AFFECTION
• A Visual History of OmniFocus for Mac — Shawn Blanc
• Harold Lloyd Goes to College – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Who killed Pier Paolo Pasolini? Abel Ferrara says he knows / The Dissolve
• Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood' Opens in July – /Film
• Aaron McGruder Finally Explains Why He Left 'The Boondocks' | Shadow and Act
• Movie Poster of the Week: F.W. Murnau’s “Tabu” and the Posters of Boris Streimann on Notebook | MUBI
• Trailers from Hell Looks at Peter Weir's 'The Year of Living Dangerously' | Thompson on Hollywood
• Cinematographer Matthew Libatique Talks Ark and Arcs in 'Noah' | Thompson on Hollywood
• Linklater's 'Boyhood' Gets an IFC Summer Release; Will That Hurt Its Oscar Chances? | Thompson on Hollywood
• Chis Marker: An Image Index in AUDIOVISUALCY: Videographic Film and Moving Image Studies on Vimeo
• Second Season of "Mickey Mouse" Shorts begin April 11th | Animation Scoop
• Early iTunes Release Boosted Movie Piracy, Anti-Piracy Group Says | TorrentFreak
• What’s Happening on Hulu – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• What’s Happening on Hulu – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• www.nytimes.com
• www.nytimes.com
• www.nytimes.com
• The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Blu-ray
• Stanley Kubricks Boxes in AUDIOVISUALCY: Videographic Film and Moving Image Studies on Vimeo
• Noah Review: Darren Aronofsky’s Bold, Weird, Magnificent Mess – Flavorwire
• Interview with the creators of Stripped, feature-length doc about comic strips [New Disruptors Podcast #68] – Boing Boing
• Motion picture industry continues to stagger under piracy with mere record-breaking income – Boing Boing
• Google and Facebook Team Up to Modernize Old-School Databases | Wired Enterprise | Wired.com
• VIZ Media’s Studio Ghibli Imprint Releases The Art of The Wind Rises « SciFi Japan
• inessential.com: What Did I Just Learn?
• Openings — Kitbashed
• DAWN OF THE PLANET OF THE APES Footage Is SO AWESOME | Badass Digest
• www.nytimes.com
• GODZILLA Footage Reveals Why Bryan Cranston Hates The King Of The Monsters | Badass Digest
• Some Came Running: Sidney Lumet on film form, film critics, and a seeming paradox
• opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com
• Ongoing Sorcerer Saga – Hollywood Elsewhere
• moviemorlocks.com – The Nightmarish World of Maya Deren
• It Felt Like Love Movie Review (2014) | Roger Ebert
• Film Studies For Free: On Cinematic Découpage
• Watch: ‘Billy Wilder Speaks’ In 70-Minute Documentary From Volker Schlöndorff
• The Grandmaster dominates the 8th Asian Film Awards / The Dissolve
• George R. R. Martin Posts GoT Excerpt — Vulture
• Andrea Arnold Named Jury President of Cannes' Critics' Week – Hollywood Reporter
• Andrea Arnold to head Critics' Week jury | News | Screen
• Wong Kar Wai remembers missing stuntman | News | Screen
• Provincetown honour for David Cronenberg | News | Screen
• Andrea Arnold To Lead Cannes Critics Week Jury
• Wong Kar Wai Dedicates Asia Film Award to Stuntman Lost on Missing Malaysian Flight – The Hollywood Reporter
• Andrea Arnold Tapped Jury President of Critics Week’s Grand Prize | Variety
• ‘The Grandmaster’ Grandly Masters Asian Film Awards | Variety
• Filmmaker Agnes Varda Remembers a Hipper L.A., With Fewer Suits | Variety
• Wong Kar-wai Remembers MH370 Stunt Man Ju Kun | Variety
• Richard Linklater’s ‘Boyhood’ Set for Summer Release | Variety
• Nashville Blu-ray
• An Angel at My Table Blu-ray
• Kino Lorber: Asian Hits Heading to Blu-ray
• Welcome to Hollywood 4.0 | Home Media Magazine
• Save The Date: Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood' Set For July U.S. Release | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire

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

• Review: A secret life pulled into focus in 'Finding Vivian Maier' – latimes.com
• Art Spiegelman's Daughter Starts Curated Craigslist, An Easy Way To Search A Horribly Designed Site | Co.Design | business + design
• grain editInca Pan
• Web Hosting For App Developers – Marco.org
• Carl Sagan's Original Cosmos Series on YouTube: The 1980 Show That Inspired a Generation of Scientists – Open Culture
• If you caught Episode Two of Cosmos: A Spacetime… | The Kid Should See This
• Colin Marshall › Announcing the Korea Tour on Notebook on Cities and Culture, Kickstarting in April
• Stairways Software: Press Releases
• 4DX movie theater will soak you this summer | The Verge
• Inside the greatest sci-fi film never made | The Verge
• Kenneth Turan's DVD pick: Bogart and Cagney in a western? Yup – latimes.com
• www.nytimes.com
• Andrea Arnold Named President of Cannes Critics Week Jury | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Watch: 'Bootleg Cinema Paradiso,' Doc on Piracy, for Free | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• A Grand Unified Theory of Lars Von Trier | Criticwire
• Own a Piece of Jonathan Demme's Art | Criticwire
• Andrea Arnold Is Jury President of Cannes Critics Week | Thompson on Hollywood
• An Ode to (21st Century) Cinematographers in Cinematic Montage Creators on Vimeo
• Grand Budapest Hotel and Queer Characters in Wes Anderson Films – Flavorwire
• Jimmy Wales tells "energy workers" that Wikipedia won't publish woo, "the work of lunatic charlatans isn't the equivalent of 'true scientific discourse'" – Boing Boing
• Scribble Junkies: The Wind Rises… Patrick's review.
• A.K – It Is Wonderful to Create (1962) Making of Sanjuro(02 of 03) in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Technicolor Launches Creative District, a New Social Network for Filmmakers « No Film School
• New Hardcover Memoir from Hayao Miyazaki – Turning Point: 1997-2008 « SciFi Japan
• An Unexpected Discovery in the Brains of Autistic Children – Wired Science
• CinemaCon: Christopher Nolan Warns Theatre Owners: How 'Interstellar' Is Presented Will Be More Important Than Any Film He's Done Before – Deadline.com
• Cate Blanchett Blew Our Minds As Cinderella's Evil Stepmother
• Noah / The Dissolve
• Nymphomaniac and the infinite loneliness of Lars von Trier / The Dissolve
• Super Punch
• BFFs. – Jesse Thorn: Tumbler

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

• Billy Wilder Speaks (2006) in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• A.K – It Is Wonderful to Create (1962) Making of Sanjuro(01 of 03) in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• CinemaCon: Christopher Nolan expresses love for 35mm, disdain for 3-D – latimes.com
• Most Popular VPN Service Provider: Private Internet Access
• How Engineers Are Moving An Entire Town Two Miles Away
• Review: 'The Raid 2' Brings Better Fights, But Still A Slightly Reduced Echo Of Its Predecessor | The Playlist
• CinemaCon: Digital Cinema Distribution Coalition Agrees To Buy Satellite Competitor Deluxe/EchoStar – Deadline.com
• 'Akira' Creator Katsuhiro Otomo Draws Astro Boy For Magazine
• I'm Ryan Carson, CEO of Treehouse, and This Is How I Work
• ‘Finding Vivian Maier’ Reveals Life of Mysterious Street Photographer | Variety
• Netflix Picks Up SXSW Documentary 'Print the Legend' – The Hollywood Reporter
• Film Critics Should Definitely Write About Form, Except When They Don't Want To | Criticwire
• Oscilloscope Acquires 'Art And Craft' Ahead of Tribeca World Premiere | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• De La Soul partners with BitTorrent to offer full-length mixtape download for free — Tech News and Analysis
• 'ORION: The Man Who Would Be King' Is the Next Incredible Music Film
• An Ode to (21st Century) Cinematographers in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Elements of the Essay Film in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• New dwarf planet found sneaking through the inner Oort cloud | Ars Technica
• Wu-Tang Clan will only sell a single copy of their new album | The Verge
• The Raid 2: Berandal (Deleted Scene: Gang War) in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• CinemaCon 2014: Movie theaters to test discounted ticketing – latimes.com
• ‘Hellboy: The First 20 Years’: Mike Mignola marks two decades in hell | Hero Complex – movies, comics, pop culture – Los Angeles Times
• www.loopinsight.com
• Building The Next Pixar | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Pixar's values live on through former employees' new endeavors | The Verge
• Richard Linklater's 'Boyhood': Can it be a mainstream breakout? – latimes.com
• Manakamana (trailer) – YouTube
• Titles – from instantwatcher.com
• The Grandmaster (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• Camille Claudel 1915 (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• The Punk Singer (2013) – from instantwatcher.com
• Brazil with Michael Palin Blu-ray
• MPAA Data Shows That Women Are Still The Majority of Moviegoers | Women and Hollywood
• Observations on film art : THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL: Wes Anderson takes the 4:3 challenge
• Blue Is The Warmest Colour | Beautiful Stills from Beautiful Films
• If You're Not Watching Cartoon Network's 'Adventure Time,' Now's the Perfect Time to Start — Here's Why | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Exclusive: Take a Ride to 'Manakamana,' Nepal's Sacred Temple in This First Trailer | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Best granola you will ever eat [Recipe]
• Guest Post: A Girl Worth Saving, Pizza Burgers
• FULL REVEAL + ORIGINAL GOLDEN TICKET — NAUTILUS ART PRINTS
• OMG Posters! » Archive » Laurent Durieux’s “Journey to the Center of the Earth” Poster (Onsale Info)
• Exclusive excerpt: first three chapters of "The Glorkian Warrior Delivers a Pizza" – Boing Boing
• Grand Budapest Hotel overtakes Need for Speed to cruise into top spot | Film | theguardian.com
• Historic Rome Cafe Frequented by Fellini, Grace Kelly, Al Pacino Saved From Closure – The Hollywood Reporter
• You Can Now Download the Original Source Code for MS-DOS for Free
• The King of Comedy (1982) Deleted Scenes in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• 'Remembrance of Things to Come' and 'Mistaken For Strangers' Top This Week's Nonfics Home Picks – Nonfics
• Only Living Boy: pulp-inspired YA webcomic – Boing Boing
• Mike Mignola's Otherworldly Concept Art For Disney's Atlantis
• Criterion adds Harold Lloyd’s campus comedy The Freshman to its collection · DVD Review · The A.V. Club
• Locker 13 / The Dissolve
• Finding Vivian Maier / The Dissolve
• 'Pig' Is the Anti-'Blade Runner' — In a Good Way
• Number of Frequent Young Moviegoers Plummets in 2013 | Variety
• ‘True Detective’ to Submit as Drama Series, Not Miniseries, for Emmys | Variety
• facebook/Tweaks · GitHub
• Greetings from Planet Facebook | The Verge
• www.nytimes.com

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

• Google blows up cloud pricing; your move, Amazon — Tech News and Analysis
• opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com
• Hoefler & Frere-Jones: The Final Interview | Co.Design | business + design
• The Genius Who Killed Himself Trying to Become Immortal
• Eternal Sunshine Of The Logical Mind: Blindspot – "Best Years Of Our Lives" and "Ashes And Diamonds"
• CinemaCon Video Blog: Devin And Steven Weintraub Report From The Frontlines | Badass Digest
• Facebook Acquires Oculus For a Staggering $2 Billion | High-Def Digest
• The Tarnished Angels Blu-ray
• YouTube Tutorials On How To Get Teachers Fired
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