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

• Cassavetes’s Company – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• BASTARDS – Hammer to Nail
• Norman Mailer at the Movies : The New Yorker
• The Cohen Media Blog • Exclusive Interview: Costa-Gavras on Capital…
• 9 Reading Apps You Need To Have On Your iPad
• How to Help Your Children Save Money
• Dangerous Minds | Luis Buñuel makes a perfect martini
• Dangerous Minds | Mad Villainy: Oliver Reed on how to play a bad guy
• Watch how vintage-style signs are made at… | The Kid Should See This
• Return of Zita the Space Girl: exclusive preview! – Boing Boing
• Five Excellent, Customizable Start Pages to Replace iGoogle
• I'm Brian Mueller, and This Is the Story Behind CARROT To-Do
• The Art House: Designing the Poster for the Most Insane Cult Classic of All Time – Film.com
• Studios Adopt New 'Digital' Monikers | Home Media Magazine
• Critic's Pick: Seven reasons to see '12 Years a Slave' – latimes.com
• 'The Wind Rises' Review: Miyazaki's Soaring Celebration of Man's Dreams of Flight – TheWrap
• Flight of the Concords' Bret McKenzie will return to TV with new animated comedy | The Verge
• On BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOR And Artistic Hypocrisy | Badass Digest
• seanax.com » Videophiled Cool and Classic: The Antoni-ennui of ‘La Notte’ and ‘The Beauty of The Devil’
• Andrei Tarkovsky's Nostalghia Heading to Blu-ray
• Jiro Kuwata's Batman Manga Finally Earns A Full Book Release In Japan
• Our next Movie Of The Week: Michel Ocelot’s Kirikou And The Sorceress / The Dissolve
• 243 Titles of Animated Feature Films in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Massive FAQ From Sony on PS4 Features and Limitations | High-Def Digest
• One Year Later, Everything We Know About ‘Star Wars Episode VII’ | /Film
• ‘Sesame Street’ Draws in Adults with Pop Culture Parodies | Variety
• Sony releases massive PlayStation 4 FAQ as launch approaches | The Verge
• Scientists discover Earth’s fiery doppelganger | The Verge
• A Video Essay on THE X-FILES: Home Is Anywhere You Hang Your Head | Press Play
• Cinemark to Screen 'Blue Is the Warmest Color,' Theater Chain's First NC-17 Movie Ever | Thompson on Hollywood
• David Simon Calls '12 Years a Slave' The 'First Time Our Entertainment Industry Has Managed to Stare Directly at Slavery and Maintain That Gaze' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• 'Blue Is The Warmest Color': A Guide | UPROXX
• Noam Chomsky Schools 9/11 Truther; Explains the Science of Making Credible Claims | Open Culture
• Download Vintage Film Posters in High-Res: From The Philadelphia Story to Attack of the Crab Monsters | Open Culture
• Watch Slipping Storm Troopers in Previously Unseen Blooper Reel & Outtakes from Star Wars | Open Culture
• Silent & Sound Shakespeare: Watch the Very First Film Adaptations of the Bard (1899-1936) | Open Culture
• The Mathematical Editing of Sergio Leone's 'The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly' « nofilmschool
• Quentin Tarantino & Kevin Smith Weigh in on What It Takes to Be a Director « nofilmschool
• A Closer Look at the Incredible Cinematic Style of Alfonso Cuarón « nofilmschool
• Not A Blog – The Dragons Are Here
• Video essay series on Wes Anderson concludes
• Is screen time bad for children?
• My Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List for OS X (2013 Edition) — carpeaqua by Justin Williams
• Daily | Nolan, Welles, and Yes, More Horrors! | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Super Punch
• Here's The Trailer for Michel Gondry's Animated Noam Chomsky Documentary – ANIMAL
• Observations on film art : Our new e-book on Christopher Nolan!
• The Shining Forum: the many ghosts of The Overlook / The Dissolve
• Keynote: The Shining / The Dissolve
• THE WOLF OF WALL STREET Trailer: Scorsese Is Still Tops | Badass Digest
• 'Star Wars 1313' concept art shows the Coruscant that could have been | The Verge
• How to stop iPhoto on OS X from opening when you plug in your iPhone or iPad — Tech News and Analysis
• Shout! Announces Latest Bruce Lee Fix
• The La Brea Tar Pits Remind Us That Los Angeles Is an Ancient City
• American Horror Story is just the best right now
• Kim Stanley Robinson brings the Neolithic to life in Shaman
• A dark fairytale inspired by Guillermo del Toro's nightmares
• Neil deGrasse Tyson promises a whole new journey in Cosmos promo
• Frank Frazetta Like You've Never Seen Him Before!
• Computer Chess is the most realistic movie about AI ever made
• NASA Releases Eight Stunning Never-Before-Seen Images of the Cosmos
• Why does science fiction portray extended human lifespans negatively?
• Yoda hams up his death scene in more new Return of the Jedi footage
• Let's just debunk every flu-vaccine myth in one fell swoop, shall we?
• The Easy Everyday Carry Bag
• How to Follow Someone Like a PI Without Getting Caught
• jezebel.com
• LACMA to Honor Martin Scorsese, Screen ‘Rebel Without a Cause’ | Variety
• Hollywood's VOD Secret: Why John Sloss Is Pushing for 'Less Bulls–t' – TheWrap
• Will 'Ender's Game' Rescue the Struggling Visual Effects Industry? – TheWrap
• Noam Chomsky Makes Michel Gondry Feel 'Stupid' in 'Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?' Trailer (Video) – TheWrap
• Pixar Digs Up Old-School Editing Supplies to Save Ken Loach's Final Film
• AFI Fest Conversations to Feature Steve McQueen, Annette Bening – The Hollywood Reporter
• Pixar Comes To The Rescue Of Ken Loach's New Film | The Playlist
• 15 Of The Most Impressive Actor Transformations | The Playlist
• "Lazy" Markdown footnotes – BrettTerpstra.com
• Fantastical 2 for iPhone: The Best Gets Better — Shawn Blanc
• Tabu (2012) – from instantwatcher.com
• 12 YEARS A SLAVE: Yesterday and Today | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Multnomah County Library /All Locations
• Deja View: Hug, Animal Drawings from the Zoo
• Keep Dropbox.app up-to-date when the magic fails | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog
• artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com
• Pipeline: Chip Kidd's Graphic Design Guide for Kids – Comic Book Resources
• Keep your chin up, Jim Lee got lots of rejection, too — The Beat
• Review: iPad Air | The Loop
• Daring Fireball: The iPad Air
• Escape From Tomorrow distributor releases VOD grosses, calls on others to … / The Dissolve
• Criterion Corner: ‘La Notte’ Is Antonioni’s Most Devastating Film – Film.com
• Alternate Poster For Blue Is The Warmest Color – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• Jonás Cuarón Discusses His ‘Gravity’ Companion Short ‘Aningaaq’ | /Film
• The Wolf of Wall Street – Movie Trailers – iTunes
• Rare "style B" one sheet poster for Klute, 1971 [1609×2464] : MoviePosterPorn

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

• Keeping Fans On-Track: An Adventure Time Cautionary Tale | The Animation Anomaly The Animation Anomaly
• Happy 75th Birthday, Ralph Bakshi! | Cartoon Brew
• An Interview with Lewis Allen – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Three Reasons: La notte – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Is '12 Years a Slave' Too Safe to Transform its Audiences? | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Do Critics Understand Documentaries? | Criticwire
• '12 Years a Slave' Filmmaker Steve McQueen Has a Drama in Development at HBO | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• www.latimes.com
• Three Reasons: La notte – YouTube
• Blu-ray Review: The Uninvited (1944) | High-Def Digest
• NPD: Consumers Satisfied with UltraViolet | Home Media Magazine
• Watch This Short Documentary on Sign Painters – ANIMAL
• Sriracha Factory Causes Spicy Smog, According to Lawsuit – ANIMAL
• Why Is Everyone Fucking Up Banksy's NYC Work? America's Top Vandals Explain: Part II – ANIMAL
• Birth. Movies. Death.
• Is Ozu Slow? | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• 10 New Horror Blu-rays To Haunt Your Halloween | The Playlist
• Netflix Wants Big Movies Day and Date with Theaters: Ted Sarandos | Variety
• ‘Blue Is the Warmest Color’: Manhattan Theater Idaho Residents, Teens | Variety
• Why Netflix Is Greedy – and Right – About the Movie Business (Video) – TheWrap
• Box Office (Specialty): 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Sees Steamy U.S. Opening
• 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Director, Stars on 'Difficult' Shoot: We Filmed 'All The Time' (Video) – The Hollywood Reporter
• Paramount, Brad Pitt Company Feuding Over '12 Years a Slave' (Exclusive) – The Hollywood Reporter
• Paramount Gift Wraps 'The Wolf Of Wall Street' For Christmas Day Release – Deadline.com
• The Wes Anderson Collection, Chapter 6: "The Fantastic Mr. Fox" | MZS | Roger Ebert
• The Wes Anderson Collection, Chapter 7: "Moonrise Kingdom" | MZS | Roger Ebert
• Becoming attractions: A brief history of film trailers / The Dissolve
• Home is where the horror is in a pair of scary shorts / The Dissolve
• Abdellatif Kechiche on the difficult making of Blue Is The Warmest Color / The Dissolve
• Claire Denis on Bastards and tough women / The Dissolve
• The Sexual Politics of 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' : The New Yorker
• Ernst Lubitsch’s charming pre-Code transgressions / The Dissolve
• Matt Zoller Seitz publishes interviews with Wes Anderson : The New Yorker
• Self-Styled Siren: The Uninvited (1944) at The Criterion Collection
• La Notte / The Dissolve
• VIDEO ESSAY: Rob Zombie and the Cinema of Cruelty | Press Play
• 'Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy?: An Animated Conversation With Noam Chomsky' Trailer – Nonfics
• notcoming.com | Night and fog
• Beauty In A Shoebox – Hollywood Elsewhere
• 20 Years & Counting – Hollywood Elsewhere
• moviemorlocks.com – Diabolique vs. Scream of Fear
• “I Married a Witch”: Whatcha See, I Don’t Get | Movie Journal by J. Hoberman | ARTINFO.com
• Old Films Capture the Nazis as New | Movie Journal by J. Hoberman | ARTINFO.com
• If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger,There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats: The Art of Cinema #569
• Watch: New Trailer For Michel Gondry's Animated Noam Chomsky Documentary 'Is The Man Who Is Tall Happy?' | The Playlist
• Key Arts 2013: The Best Movie Posters Gallery – The Hollywood Reporter
• Coven: Throne of Blood – Blog – The Film Experience
• Film Studies For Free: Studying Movie Magazines and Fan Culture! Online Research and Methodology Resources. And LANTERN!
• Devil’s Backbone, The
• The Epic of Everest – NOWNESS
• The Alan Moore/Marvelman Interview: Part III: “I Definitely Wanted My Name Taken Off It” — The Beat
• Marvel Entertainment Rolls Out Creativity Studio iPad Stylus And App
• Image's UMBRAL is 'Dark Crystal Meets Saga' | Newsarama.com
• Intolerance Blu-ray: Intolerance, The Mother and the Law, The Fall of Babylon

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

• The Hurting: Fun and Games with Dave
• Web Literacy Standard 1.0 from Mozilla – Boing Boing
• No, writing for free isn’t slavery, and other misconceptions about the economics of online media — paidContent
• Amazing New STAR WARS Behind The Scenes Footage Discovered And Unleashed! | Badass Digest
• [Blu-ray Reviews] Mickey's Christmas Carol Blu-ray Review – DVD & Blu-ray Reviews – Home Theater Forum
• Imax Acquires Stake in VOD Platform | Home Media Magazine
• Barbarella (1968) [600×839] Czech poster designed by Kája Saudek : MoviePosterPorn
• Nerdcore › The Herbaliser mixes H. G. Wells’ War Of The Worlds
• Blue is the Warmest Color – Movie Trailers – iTunes
• Captain America: The Winter Soldier – Movie Trailers – iTunes
• Is the Man Who Is Tall Happy? – Movie Trailers – iTunes
• www.nytimes.com
• La vie d'Adèle / Blue Is the Warmest Color (2013) [800×1156] : MoviePosterPorn
• The Maltese Falcon (1941). German poster.
• The Arctic Hasn’t Been This Hot for 44,000 Years | Smart News
• We Might Soon Know What Ancient Greek Music Actually Sounded Like | Smart News
• Watch This Never-Before-Seen Star Wars Blooper Reel While You Still Can | Underwire | Wired.com
• Impress Coffee Brewer — Tools and Toys
• SO MUCH PILEUP: Touring Canada
• The Forgotten Typographic Art of Price Tags – Print Magazine
• Netflix executive Ted Sarandos riles theater owners with speech – latimes.com
• Submarine Deluxe Acquires U.S. Rights to Polanski-produced 'Weekend of a Champion' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Watch: Michel Gondry Animates Words of Noam Chomsky in 'Is the Man Who is Tall Happy?' Trailer | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Cinema in the Round: The World's First 270-Degree Movie | Criticwire
• Movie Poster of the Week: The lesser-known posters of Catherine Deneuve on Notebook | MUBI
• We All Could Have Been Better Children: A Cinematic Prayer | Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Happy 95th Birthday, Baby Peggy! Documentary on Iconic Child Star of Silent Film Comes to DVD (Trailer) | Thompson on Hollywood
• 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' Overcomes Length, Rating to Score Top Subtitled Opening of 2013 | Thompson on Hollywood
• LA Weekly Critic Amy Nicholson Celebrates "Mumblegore" (Article Excerpts) | Thompson on Hollywood
• A History of Movie Trailers Reveals How Filmmakers Have Made Marketing Part of Their Art | Criticwire
• Why are apes more genetically diverse than we are? | Ars Technica
• How to avoid big international iPhone data charges | Macworld
• How to create a theme for Ghost | Webdesigner Depot
• www.nytimes.com
• bits.blogs.nytimes.com
• Control Bear's Miyazaki-Inspired "Wonder Garden" short | Animation Scoop
• The Unofficial “Good Dinosaur” Poster | Cartoon Brew
• www.latimes.com
• After Lou Reed's death, Spotify streams rise 3,000% – latimes.com
• 'The Beast of Hollow Mountain / The Neanderthal Man' Announced for Blu-ray | High-Def Digest
• New Movie App Offers Viewers a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Experience | Home Media Magazine
• Disney Offers Second Theatrical iPad App Event | Home Media Magazine
• Mickey's Christmas Carol Blu-ray: 30th Anniversary Special Edition
• End or Beginning: The New Cinephilia | Jonathan Rosenbaum
• Criterion on the Brain: #677: The Uninvited
• The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh (1977) – from instantwatcher.com
• La notte: Modern Love – From the Current – The Criterion Collection

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

• based on the exploits of a real life black hero
• Kevin Kelly & the power of ideas — Tech News and Analysis
• Lost 'Return of the Jedi' footage discovered on $699 LaserDisc | The Verge
• Controversial 'Blue Is the Warmest Color' off to solid start – latimes.com
• Temple of the Seven Golden Camels: Layout Tricks (part three)
• The Sapphires (2012) – from instantwatcher.com
• Kon-Tiki (2012) – from instantwatcher.com
• New releases: 'Monsters University' is loaded with great jokes – latimes.com
• Empire Strikes Back cowriter joins Abrams on Star Wars: Episode VII script | Ars Technica
• Ancient LaserDisc is a treasure trove of unreleased Star Wars footage
• iPad mini For Content Creation
• City Lights Blu-ray
• Japanese Movie Posters: Ikiru

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

• NeuroLogica Blog » Golden Rice – A Touchstone
• Off – Marco.org
• Coudal Partners Chaos, Oppression and Grim Worlds
• Coudal Partners Social Etiquette
• Daring Fireball: Thoughts and Observations Regarding This Week's Apple Event Introducing the iPad Air and Retina iPad Mini
• Meet the misfits who are revolutionizing indie horror movies | The Verge
• iPad Square – The Talk Show – Mule Radio Syndicate
• Hidden Productivity Secrets With Alfred | Smashing Coding
• Hayao Miyazaki Goes to Hospital for Heart Condition | Cartoon Brew
• The Shining – Zooms in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Arrow Announce Their Q1 2014 Releases, Including Phantom Of The Paradise And The Stuff – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• Blue Nessie: Excellent mic for entry-level podcasters and beyond | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog
• Turn your iPhone into a high-power digital microscope for around $10 | TUAW – The Unofficial Apple Weblog
• Tumblr gets a search function that actually works | The Verge
• PlayStation 4 won't play Blu-rays or DVDs out of the box | The Verge
• Tweetbot 3 Review: Human After All
• www.nytimes.com
• www.nytimes.com
• bits.blogs.nytimes.com
• Tweetbot 3 Questions and Answers — Tapbots Blog
• Tweetbot 3 for iPhone is Here — Tapbots Blog
• Sunset Gun: Ernst Lubitsch’s Elegant Transgressions
• The Counselor Review: McCarthy's Dialogue Ruins Ridley Scott's Film | New Republic
• Guillermo del Toro opens his ‘Cabinet of Curiosities’ with new book | Hero Complex – movies, comics, pop culture – Los Angeles Times
• 'Star Wars: Episode VII': Lawrence Kasdan's big move – latimes.com
• Unflinching '12 Years a Slave' poses monumental marketing challenge – latimes.com
• The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey Extended Edition Scene Guide | Hobbit Movie News and Rumors | TheOneRing.net™
• The Cohen Media Blog • Costa-Gavras (via The Smartest Guy in the (Very…
• Adèle Exarchopoulos Addresses the 'Blue is the Warmest Color' Controversy and the Film's Sex Scenes | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire