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• ROYAL FLASH (1975) — SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT
• SINBAD AND THE EYE OF THE TIGER (1977) (LIMIT 3 COPIES PER CUSTOMER) — SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT
• THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD (1973) (LIMIT 3 COPIES PER CUSTOMER) — SCREEN ARCHIVES ENTERTAINMENT
• Martin Scorsese, 'Hoop Dreams' Director Steve James to Crowdfund Roger Ebert Documentary – TheWrap
• Review: Michel Gondry’s Noam Chomsky Documentary ‘Is The Man Who Is Tall Happy?’ | The Playlist
• Director’s Cut: Michel Gondry on Animating Noam Chomsky in ‘Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?’ – Film.com
• Tumblr revamped for iOS 7 with new look, auto-complete tags, and faster reblogging | The Verge
• Interview: Peter Bogdanovich Talks 'Cold Turkey,' Endless Frustration Of Orson Welles' 'The Other Side Of The Wind' & More | The Playlist
• 'Nightwing': Why Why Warner Bros. Trademarked Superhero
• ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’s’ Adele Exarchopoulos: ‘You Can’t Judge Sex Between Two People When It’s so Organic’ | Variety
• seanax.com » Videophiled: The Grace and Grandeur of ‘Russian Ark’
• MICHEL GONDRY IS BECOMING A RAPPER "I live in New… | Film.com
• Review and Roundup: Michel Gondry's Noam Chomsky Doc 'Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?' (VIDEO) | Thompson on Hollywood
• 'Gravity's Companion Short, 'Aningaaq,' Finally Hits the Web | Criticwire
• Disney History
• 'Gravity' pulls in $9 million in two-day China launch – latimes.com
• GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD, EYE OF THE… – Twilight Time DVD Label | Facebook
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• Greta Gerwig on Frances Ha – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Watch The Short Film That Ties Into GRAVITY | Badass Digest
• Official Blog: Bringing hobbits, dwarves and dragons to screens everywhere
• Aiming To Build An End-To-End Rental Ecosystem, Apartment List Raises $15M | TechCrunch
• ‘I wasn’t scared’: Spike Lee on reimagining ‘Oldboy’ | The Verge
• This 'Gravity' companion short film could win an Oscar | The Verge
• Cinephilia and Beyond • Forgotten Silver (1995) is a New Zealand film…
• www.latimes.com
• D23.com | Remembering Diane Disney Miller | **Homepage Features, *Homepage — Iris, Disney News
• www.nytimes.com
• The Ultimate Guide to Blogging – Designer News
• Attention, Documentary Filmmakers: Here Are 9 Tips for Finding and Securing the Archival Material You Need | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• The Noteworthy: Peter Wintonick (1953-2013), "The Cinema of Leos Carax", "The Tale of Princess Kaguya" on Notebook | MUBI
• Michel Gondry Discusses His Affinity For Noam Chomsky And the Relationship Between His New Documentary And Music Videos | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Grace-Infused: Notes on Director Wes Anderson's Working Relationship with Actor Jason Schwartzman | Balder and Dash | Roger Ebert
• Russian Ark (2002) – from instantwatcher.com
• Price-drop for Makies, design-it-yourself 3D-printed dolls – Boing Boing
• Watch the first US trailer for 'The Wind Rises,' Miyazaki's final film | The Verge
• In 1970s science fiction, every utopia had a price / The Dissolve
• Chaplin's Three Hundred and Forty-Two Takes : The New Yorker
• Is The Man Who Is Tall Happy?: An Animated Conversation With Noam Chomsky / The Dissolve
• 'The Last of the Unjust' Trailer – Nonfics
• Belle de Jour
• Some Kids Outgrow Their Synesthesia | Smart News
• Richard Williams to Screen his Director's Cut of "The Thief And The Cobbler" Dec. 10th | Animation Scoop
• Diane Disney Miller (1933–2013) | Animation Scoop
• Walt Disney’s Daughter, Diane Disney Miller, Has Died at 79 | Cartoon Brew
• Mark Kausler Reviews “Get A Horse!” | Cartoon Research
• The Venture Bros.: The Fifth Season Blu-ray
• Homicide | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Criterion Confessions: FRANCES HA – #681
• 8 Blu-ray (United Kingdom)
• Steve McQueen to His '12 Years' Critics Who Find It Too Beautiful: 'I'm not making a horror film' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire

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

• Takeaways from This Year's THR Cinematographers Roundtable Discussion « No Film School
• Short Errol Morris film on Benoit Mandelbrot
• Dangerous Minds | The Art of John Lurie: a short Q&A with the coolest man on Earth
• Dangerous Minds | Life imitates comedy: Spinal Tap uncannily anticipated Black Sabbath’s very own Stonehenge debacle
• Disney's new rendering technique could usher in a new era of animation
• The Simple Path to a Living Wage at Walmart
• Yahoo’s Flickr Resurgence Continues With Handsome Photo Books, But Reliance On Sets Could Stumble | TechCrunch
• Mozilla Previews New Firefox Design
• Flickr can now turn your pictures into keepsakes with one-click photo books | The Verge
• 7 Ways Beginners can Learn Ruby on Rails – Designer News
• As he celebrates his 85th birthday, does Mickey Mouse still matter?
• Errol Morris Fights Back Against Critics of Donald Rumsfeld Doc 'The Unknown Known' | Thompson on Hollywood
• It Turns Out that John Carpenter’s ‘Assault on Precinct 13′ Is Actually a Zombie Film – Film.com
• Blu-ray Review: Tokyo Story | High-Def Digest
• Pixar Animation Studios to Be Honored By 3D & Advanced Imaging Society | Variety
• Batch Of New Photos From Jim Jarmusch's 'Only Lovers Left Alive' Draw Blood | The Playlist
• Watch: U.S. Trailer For Hayao Miyazaki's Celebrated Final Film 'The Wind Rises' | The Playlist
• DOC NYC Review: 'What Is Cinema?' A Fascinating Look At The Enduring Love Of The Movies | The Playlist
• Original 'Oldboy' Gets Remastered, Rescreened for 10th Anniversary in South Korea – The Hollywood Reporter
• Japanese Director Kiyoshi Kurosawa 'Very Surprised' About Two Wins at Rome Film Fest – The Hollywood Reporter
• Silence Surrounds Jia Zhangke’s ‘Sin’ | Variety
• Despite Its Graphic Sex, ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’ Leaves Much to Be Desired | Variety
• Kindle Paperwhite gets Goodreads integration and kid-friendly reading goals — Tech News and Analysis
• RIP: 'Manufacturing Consent' Director Peter Wintonick (1953-2013) – Nonfics
• Nosferatu / The Dissolve
• City Lights / The Dissolve
• Monty Python affiliate Terry Jones discusses the films and influence of French comedy master Jacques Tati | The Seventh Art: A Video Magazine About Cinema
• Advice to Doc Filmmakers from Albert Maysles: Establish an Empathizing Relationship | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• David Cronenberg DVD Covers Come to Life Six Seconds at a Time via Vine | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• MISTERHIPP: A WIZARD IS NEVER LATE…
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• Lifehacker – Tips and downloads for getting things done
• Naked 'Goddess' Takes Over Chicago Train, Orders Everyone Off [NSFW]
• Mother Snaps Impossibly Adorable Photos of Son Napping with Puppy
• www.latimes.com
• A look at the magicians of cinema – latimes.com
• The Sweet Setup — We recommend the best apps for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• swissmiss | Sugru Fixer’s Manifesto
• The Art of Celebration: Wedding Invitation Designs, Cards, More
• Be Kind: Requiem For A Blockbuster Video
• Monty Python will re-form for new stage show / The Dissolve
• Meet the ‘Great Beauty’ of New Italian Cinema – Film.com
• A Very Christmas Superf*ckers From James Kochalka – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• First Look: Artwork From The Next League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen – Nemo: Roses Of Berlin – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• Multnomah County Library /All Locations
• 'Popeye the Sailor 41 Classics HD' Dated for Blu-ray | High-Def Digest
• Great Expectations (2011) — Art of the Title
• www.nytimes.com
• Daring Fireball Linked List: William Zinsser on Keeping 'On Writing Well' Up-to-Date
• Fusion reactor achieves tenfold increase in plasma confinement time | Ars Technica
• • View topic – Forthcoming Lists Discussion and Random Speculation Vol. 5
• U.S. TRAILER FOR HAYAO MIYAZAKI’S “THE WIND… | Film.com
• Gimme Shelter
• City Lights
• I Don't Know When, I Don't Like How (#160-163) — Arthouse Cowboy
• The Cure for Love (#159) — Arthouse Cowboy
• Cinephilia and Beyond • For 19 seasons, more than 200 actors and directors…
• Kieslowski at Tribeca | Balder and Dash | Roger Ebert
• The Purple Wedding Is Coming To GAME OF THRONES Season 4 | Badass Digest
• FROZEN Movie Review: A New Classic Disney Animated Musical | Badass Digest
• The Long Goodbye Blu-ray
• First U.S. Trailer for Hayao Miyazaki's The Wind Rises
• The Last of the Unjust
• Justice League: War Blu-ray Detailed
• 'Seven Samurai' vs. 'The Magnificent Seven': Indie & art house films | OregonLive.com
• Shout! Factory – Entertainment Tonight has an Exclusive… | Facebook

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

• Black Friday Sales Projected to Rise 4% | Home Media Magazine
• Holiday Sales Will Still Be Awash in Blu | Home Media Magazine
• The Netflix Tech Blog: Building the New Netflix Experience for TV
• Tokyo Story: Compassionate Detachment – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• FIRST LOOK: U.S. Trailer for "The Wind Rises" | Animation Scoop
• Terry Gilliam Says He's Going To Attempt 'Don Quixote'… Again… | The Playlist
• Syd Field Dead: Influential Screenwriting Teacher Dies at 77 | Variety
• Syd Field (1935-2013): Influential screenwriting teacher and expert / The Dissolve
• decidedly disney: BIRTHDAY MOUSE!
• Shots From the Canon #11: The 'Koker' Trilogy (Abbas Kiarostami, 1987-1994) – Nonfics
• Learning From The Masters Of Cinema: F.W. Murnau's NOSFERATU: A SYMPHONY OF HORROR | Twitch
• Terry Gilliam Returns to ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ For Next Feature Film
• Frances Ha: BD Review | DVDFile
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• GeekMom 2013 Holiday Gift Guide: Good Reads For Kids | GeekMomGeekMom
• inkandpaintclub-peraza: Happy 85th Mickey!
• Living Lines Library: The Congress (2013)
• Archival #1: MADAM SATAN (1930) — Arthouse Cowboy
• Nebraska and the funny, heartbreaking, and divisive films of Alexander Payne / The Dissolve
• ​Mom Tries to Evade Ticket, Cop Shoots at Minivan Full of Kids
• Catch the Homages to Fellini in Wes Anderson's Short for Prada 'Castello Cavalcanti' « No Film School
• The Janus Collection – Masterpieces of the Short Film catalog, 1978 – Movie List on mubi.com
• Frances Ha Blu-ray
• Review: Why Michel Gondry's Noam Chompsky Documentary 'Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?' Is His Best Movie Since 'Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Leon Morin, Priest | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Thanksgiving Recipe Round Up | Paleo Parents

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

• Funny or Die Spoofs Nikki Finke | Thompson on Hollywood
• Charming Illustrations of HBO’s ‘Girls’ – Flavorwire
• If all of world history is a movie, what are its biggest plotholes?
• We Have Found and Killed The World's Oldest Creature
• Spice up Goodwill paintings by adding monsters
• Review: 'Narco Cultura' Depicts a Mexican Culture that Glorifies Murder, Decapitation and Crime | Thompson on Hollywood
• Centurion (2010) [800 x 1200] : MoviePosterPorn
• • View topic – Out Of Print: StudioCanal Snatches It All Away
• The Cunnilingus Conundrum: Why the Allure of 'Blue is the Warmest Color' Is Its Biggest Detratction | Movie Mezzanine
• Stream This: Five Essential Experiments in Animation (CLIPS) | Thompson on Hollywood
• TT BLU-RAY CATALOGUE – Twilight Time DVD Label | Facebook
• TT BLU-RAY CATALOGUE – Twilight Time DVD Label | Facebook
• TT BLU-RAY CATALOGUE – Twilight Time DVD Label | Facebook
• Gremlins (1985 review) | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• PlayStation 4 Released in North America, Over One Million Sold to Consumers
• Deja View: Missed Opportunity
• Color on the Retina iPad Mini [Link]
• Daily | Paolo Sorrentino’s THE GREAT BEAUTY | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Gorgeously animated Walking with Dinosaurs ads with dino fun facts
• Star Trek: The Next Generation – Unification Blu-ray
• Star Trek: The Next Generation, Season 5 Blu-ray
• The Vivien Leigh Anniversary Collection Blu-ray: Dark Journey, Fire Over England, St. Martin's Lane, Storm In a Teacup

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

• Return to Soderberghopolis — Arthouse Cowboy
• Stay Focused on the Current Task with a “Procrastination Pad”
• Newborn twins mistake bath for womb – Boing Boing
• Film.com
• AMC Is Taking PREACHER To Pilot | Badass Digest
• PS4 review roundup: Critics love the console, lament the games | Hero Complex – movies, comics, pop culture – Los Angeles Times
• Getting your home movies into iCloud’s iMovie Theater on your Apple TV — Tech News and Analysis
• It Will All Hurt is like a stream-of-consciousness Adventure Time
• Explore the Nerdy Side of Hyperbole and a Half's Allie Brosh | Underwire | Wired.com
• The Life and Times of David Chen: On Trying to Fall in Love with the Fuji X100 Again
• Netflix & Marvel: Seven Things We Want To See
• Army of Shadows (1969) [500 x 710] : MoviePosterPorn
• www.latimes.com
• www.latimes.com
• The Uninvited Blu-ray
• A Look at the Book Business From the Inside — Vulture
• The American (2010) – from instantwatcher.com
• Greta Gerwig Talks CHINA, IL, the Challenge of Voice Acting, Recording Schedule, and Noah Baumbach’s FLAWED DOGS | Collider
• Journey « The Hooded Utilitarian
• The Last Warner Bros. Cartoons | Cartoon Research
• HAWKING: 2016 graphic novel bio from the FEYNMAN writer/illustrator team – Boing Boing
• Now a Roku 3 has replaced my AppleTv – Boing Boing
• Journal of science about kids edited by kids – Boing Boing
• The Morning After Texts of Star Trek: The Next Generation Are Hilarious | Underwire | Wired.com
• No TV Show Has Ever Loved Math as Much as Futurama | Underwire | Wired.com
• Modernist Cuisine’s First iPad App May Be Better Than The Book | Co.Design | business + design
• A Scientific Journal For Kids, Edited By Kids | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
• Evernote’s New Web Clipper for Safari
• Cinephilia and Beyond • Yojimbo — The Birth of the Super Samurai Action…
• Dangerous Minds | F is for Orson Welles’ FBI file
• Rethinking the Paleo Diet: Would You Eat the Contents of a Deer’s Stomach? | Smart News
• The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition: Overstuffed | GeekDad
• Check Out 3 Student Shorts by Jane Campion « No Film School
• What did Mars look like 4 billion years ago? The… | The Kid Should See This
• Subtraction.com: 404
• PEEL (1982), Jane Campion’s debut work that made her the first woman to win the Short Film Palme d’Or | The Seventh Art: A Video Magazine About Cinema
• That Weekend Idea Still Holds Up – Hollywood Elsewhere
• 'Dear Mr. Watterson' Review – Nonfics
• Homeland Season Three Review: Showtime Series Is Falling Apart | New Republic
• Soundtracking ‘12 Years a Slave’: You won’t hear these songs in the film – Music Blog – The Austin Chronicle
• Americans – why do you keep refrigerating your eggs?
• Holy crap, the first clip from 47 Ronin is pretty amazing
• sploid.gizmodo.com
• Immersed in Movies: Bond Settlement Paves the Way for Return of Blofeld | Thompson on Hollywood
• 'Blue Is The Warmest Color,' Wes Anderson's 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' & More Hit Criterion In February 2014 | The Playlist
• Review: Alexander Sokurov’s Odd, Dense & Bizarre 'Faust' | The Playlist
• PS4 Review: Sony Evolves, Not Revolutionizes the PlayStation | Variety
• Best of Netflix: Modern Black-and-White Films — Vulture
• That Day | Jonathan Rosenbaum

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

• DVD Savant: November 2013 Archives
• Generational Technical Difficulties
• Castello Cavalcanti | Branded Short Film
• Criterion Announces February Titles
• [Blu-ray Reviews] Tokyo Story Blu-ray Review – DVD & Blu-ray Reviews – Home Theater Forum
• The Criterion Collection
• Google Play Music Now Available on the App Store
• Should ‘The Walking Dead’s’ zombie apocalypse be over by now? | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment
• All About Eve (1950). German poster.
• A New Way of Looking at '12 Years a Slave': Through Its Music | Criticwire
• Alfonso Cuarón Not Proud of Great Expectations — Vulture
• 'Last of the Unjust' Trailer From 'Shoah' Director (Exclusive Video)
• Daring Fireball: The Retina iPad Mini
• The Coin’s Uphill Battle
• Patrick Warburton To Host Annie Awards – Deadline.com
• Batman Vs. Superman — Well, Vocally, at Least (Video)
• SpecificFeeds Delivers a Customized Version of Your RSS Feeds
• Watch: THR Directors Round Table with McQueen, Cuaron, Greengrass, Russell, Stiller and Daniels (VIDEO) | Thompson on Hollywood
• www.nytimes.com
• www.nytimes.com
• 25+ flat UI kits for web designers | Webdesigner Depot
• Wallaby [Link]
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• Sony’s ‘Video Unlimited’ Service Bows on PS4 | Home Media Magazine
• Il Generale della Rovere: BD Review | DVDFile
• Fullmetal Alchemist (2003) – from instantwatcher.com
• Jules Dassin, the blacklisted director of RIFIFI, gives an enlightening interview for French television (1972) | The Seventh Art: A Video Magazine About Cinema
• Coffee coffee and more coffee: Starz Denver Film Festival 2013 – <b><i>The Great Beauty</b></I>
• Jules Dassin gives an enlightening interview for French television (1972)
• The Great Beauty Movie Review (2013) | Roger Ebert
• Exclusive: Beautiful Trailer For Documentary 'What Is Cinema?' Featuring David Lynch, Kelly Reichardt, Mike Leigh & More
• Watch Wes Anderson’s Charming New Short Film, Castello Cavalcanti, Starring Jason Schwartzman | Open Culture
• Is It Too Easy to “Walk Out” of a Movie in the Digital Age?
• 'Roger Rabbit' Cinematographer Dean Cundey To Receive ASC Lifetime Achievement Award
• Wes Anderson Trying To Find Financing For "Violent" Animated Film, Talks 3D & Reveals More 'Grand Budapest Hotel' Details
• Review: Paolo Sorrentino's Fellini-Esque 'The Great Beauty'
• 'Roger Rabbit' Cinematographer Dean Cundey To Receive ASC Lifetime Achievement Award
• AFI Fest: ‘Nothing Bad Can Happen’ Wins Auteurs Award
• Portraits of the Solar System: Talking with Carolyn Porco About Carl Sagan | Library of Congress Blog
• Oliver! Blu-ray: Limited Edition to 3000
• Adventure Time: The Complete Third Season
• PEANUTS, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• The Cohen Media Blog • Indiewire premieres our “beautiful trailer” for…
• Title screens – F | Davis