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

• Deja View: King Richard
• Report: OTT Will Thrive in 2013; 4K Will Not | Home Media Magazine
• Super Punch: Best Covers: Marvel Comics Solicitations for April 2013
• MAKERS Tells the Story of 50 Years of Progress for Women in the U.S. | Open Culture
• The Kid With a Bike Blu-ray
• The Red Balloon – (A Homage to The Red Balloon) Score by Tara Busch in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo
• Daring Fireball: The Trend Against Skeuomorphic Textures and Effects in User Interface Design
• 5by5 | The Crossover #6: Shouting, Banging and Sometimes Crying
• Did You See This? – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• What’s Happening on Hulu – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Criterion Corner
• Check out the massive upgrade Gollum got in these gorgeous Hobbit FX reels
• D23 Presents: 2012 In Memoriam « Disney D23
• Gorber's Epic Guillermo del Toro Interview, Part 5: On THE HOBBIT, PACIFIC RIM and HAUNTED MANSION | Twitch
• MyFrenchFilmFestival.com begins Thursday – latimes.com
• Gorber's Epic Guillermo del Toro Interview, Part 4: On "Foreign Films" and the Nature of the Remake | Twitch
• Super Punch: So, should you preorder Studio Ghibli's Ni No Kuni?
• The horror of del Toro – Miramax
• Super Punch: Prometheus David figure available for preorder
• Criterion on the Brain: #528: 3 Silent Classics by Josef von Sternberg
• 50 Quick & Easy Ways to Save Money – Lifehack
• Wong Kar-wai’s My Blueberry Nights relocates the auteur’s lyrical vision to the United States | Film | Watch This | The A.V. Club
• ‘House of Cards’ Arrives as a Netflix Series – NYTimes.com
• The Importance Of HTML5 Sectioning Elements | Smashing Coding
• DAILY | Berlinale 2013 Lineup | Competition Now Complete – Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Kobo touts 'millions' of sales in 2012
• Finding Oswald's Voice | Polygon
• Criterion on the Brain: #531: The Docks of New York
• Dolphin Browser With Evernote Clipper
• Mr. Reader And The Services Menu for iOS
• Kaleidoscope 2
• IMP Awards Update: New posters for To the Wonder, Lincoln, Saving Lincoln
• This Incredible Orgy of '80s Nostalgia Will Melt Your Brain
• POM Juice Not a Magical Elixir After All, Huh
• The Evolutionary Biology of Star Trek
• 9 Amazing Short Films That Will One Day Be Feature Films
• Watch Inami Online | Netflix
• Watch Cedric Online | Netflix
• Watch Two of a Kind: Spirou & Fantasio Online | Netflix
• CriterionCast is Crazy for our Early Years | Kartemquin Films
• The world is running out of soil
• Vintage 1960s Toys – Retronaut
• The Comic You Should Be Reading This Week: 'Black Beetle: No Way Out' #1 | UPROXX
• 10 Sundance 2013 Movies We Can’t Wait to See – Flavorwire
• See Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola's Illustrated "Moonrise Kingdom" Script | Co.Create: Creativity \ Culture \ Commerce
• The Top Ten Nerdy Questions We Hope Will Be Answered in 2013 – Topless Robot – Nerd news, humor and self-loathing.
• Pretty Yende! The Future of Film Criticism! And Intense Transit Trivia | The Awl
• 10 of the Sexiest Foreign Films You Haven’t Seen – Flavorwire
• Coudal Partners The Title
• BATTLE OF THE PLANETS: COMPLETE COLLECTION on Australian DVD « SciFi Japan
• • View topic – Napoleon (Gance, 1927)
• • View topic – Criterion Web Site
• Temple of the Seven Golden Camels: On Book Covers and What Makes Them "Lousy"
• Huggtopus in “So Much Love” | Cartoon Brew
• JonathanRosenbaum.com » Blog Archive » Elia Kazan, Seen from 1973

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

• Scheduling posts with Jekyll – Brett Terpstra
• Olivier Assayas' Something in the Air Heads to Blu-ray
• Hobbit announcement expected soon – BD, BD3D and DVD versions now on pre-order in Europe
• Why "Art Films" Are Thriving : The New Yorker
• MTV Geek – Cartoon Network And Adult Swim Series Are Headed To Netflix!
• Repertory Pick: A Devilish Good Time – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Sundance 2012 at the Box Office: Charting Last Year's Acquisitions | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Häxan – The Devil Is Everywhere – YouTube
• BAM Appoints Gabriele Caroti as Director of BAMcinématek | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• www.altfg.com
• 5by5 | The Big Web Show #80: John Gruber
• Broke Your CD? Visit Adobe’s FTP Site Full Of Their Software
• Sundance Festival Shows More Comedies – NYTimes.com
• James Harren is Gonna Draw Judge Dredd! [Preview] – ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
• 2013 Badge Purchase | Comic-Con International: San Diego
• How We Restored The Man Who Knew Too Much – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• The Man Who Knew Too Much – Restoration Demonstration – YouTube
• Criterion Corner
• I Love Eating Faces: Hobbit Character Pancakes | Geekologie
• Film on Paper
• Testosterone Week: What’s a “Normal” Testosterone Level and How to Measure Your T | The Art of Manliness
• Vidiot Tumble – Movie books! Someone sent me an email a week or so…
• Fake Criterion Cover: BICYCLE THIEVES Designed… | Criterion Corner
• Watch The Good Doctor Online | Netflix
• Web Excursions for January 17, 2013 – Brett Terpstra
• Easier Twitter Embeds with WordPress.com « WordPress.com VIP
• HULK BRINGING YOU EBOOKS AND UPDATES! | Badass Digest
• Dribbble – The Infamous El Guapo by Bob Schultz
• Default Folder X Favorites
• Guns And The Batman: Why The Dark Knight Doesn't Use Firearms – ComicsAlliance | Comic book culture, news, humor, commentary, and reviews
• Sundance Institute and Alfred P. Sloan Mark 10th Anniversary of Collaboration | Sundance Institute
• Understanding The Difference Between Type And Lettering | Smashing Magazine
• Criterion on the Brain: #530: The Last Command
• Movie Review: MAMA Is Creepy And Original | Badass Digest
• MOONRISE KINGDOM’s Cool Interactive Script Will Sweep You Off Your Feet | Badass Digest
• Studios Sued Over Home Video Royalties | Home Media Magazine
• 'Dredd' Is the Law on Sales Charts; 'Ted' Tops Rentals | Home Media Magazine
• Olive Films in March: Ford, Fuller, Babenco, Ulmer, Wood, Auer, and Martinson
• Watch Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon (Colorized) online | Free | Hulu
• Snubbed 2013 – An Oscar Tribute in 35 MM – A GROUP FOR CINEPHILES! on Vimeo

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

• D23 First Look: Coming Soon to a Theater Near You « Disney D23
• 10 Things I Learned: The Tin Drum – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• Frank: A Free WordPress Theme Designed For Speed | Smashing WordPress
• CONTEMPT. waltdisneywithblood: Filming Le… | Criterion Corner
• Self-Styled Siren: The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934), With Bonus Anecdote
• Criterion Review #644: PINA (dir. Wim Wenders)… | Criterion Corner
• French Poster for Nagisa Oshima’s EMPIRE OF… | Criterion Corner
• 541. The Night of the Hunter « CRITERION AFFECTION
• Finally, proof that all movie trailers use the same color palette
• Hack Design Delivers Design Lessons to Your Inbox Each Week
• The Man Who Knew Too Much: Wish You Were Here – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• MacStories Interviews: John Siracusa
• Pull List: Comics Coming Out 1/16/13 | UPROXX
• 152 Big Thinkers Answer the Question “What Should We Be Worried About?” | Open Culture
• MTV Geek – BOOM! Studios Launching ‘Regular Show’ Comic
• Observations on film art : A hobbit is chubby, but is he off-balance?
• 3 Privacy Settings You Must Change Before Using Facebook Graph Search
• The Complete Guide to What To Do Before, During, and After a Disaster
• Blu-ray Review: White Zombie: Remastered Edition | High-Def Digest
• An Epic Train Ride Across Norway, Through All Four Seasons
• Vacuums Double as Ponytail-Making Machines
• Another Change in the Documentary Oscar Rules – NYTimes.com
• Another Change in the Documentary Oscar Rules – NYTimes.com
• The Lost Continent: Animaland: The Australian Platypus
• Oscar Nominated Short Films Will Play Theaters Feb. 1st | Cartoon Brew
• Blog Exercises: The Don’ts of Blogging « Lorelle on WordPress
• Lindsay Lohan & James Deen in The First Clip from… | Criterion Corner
• The Beatles: Unplugged Collects Acoustic Demos of White Album Songs (1968) | Open Culture
• Predicting The Oscars With IndieWire | Badass Digest
• "Gangster Squad" reviewed : The New Yorker
• The Evening Class: NAGISA OSHIMA (1932-2013)
• Some Came Running: Nagisa Oshima, 1932-2013
• The Season Two Premiere of Girls: Lena vs. Hannah : The New Yorker
• • View topic – Nagisa Oshima 1932-2013
• Zeitgeist nabs Von Trotta’s ‘Hannah Arendt’ | Variety
• Japanese helmer Nagisa Oshima dies | Variety
• Twitter's 'Oscars Index': Tracking Academy Awards Social Sentiment – The Hollywood Reporter
• Michel Gondry's Bronx-Set Teen Tale 'The We & The I' Will Make USA Premiere At SF IndieFest | Shadow and Act
• Don Cheadle, Sole Non-White Winner At Last Night's Golden Globe Awards. Ho-Hum… | Shadow and Act
• VIDEO ESSAY: When Movies Meet Video Games | Press Play
• CES 2013 Wrap: 4K TVs Have Arrived—Now Where’s the Content? – The Hollywood Reporter
• The Official Netflix Blog : US & Canada: Netflix on Wii U – How We Built It
• Gravity Finally Has Its Release Date — Vulture
• Congresswoman proposes amendment to anti-hacking law in the wake of Aaron Swartz's death | The Verge
• Taking a look at the accuracy of Scrabble's point values | The Verge
• Using Twitter photos without permission is illegal, rules judge | The Verge
• Surprise! Walmart’s unlimited iPhone 5 data plan not so unlimited | Ars Technica
• How Facebook Graph Search Can Help Journalists
• The Man Who Knew Too Much | DVD | HomeVideo Review | The A.V. Club
• Fritz Lang’s Fury sympathizes with a persecuted innocent | Film | Watch This | The A.V. Club
• Nagisa Oshima, Iconoclastic Filmmaker, Dies at 80 – NYTimes.com

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

• Testosterone Week: A Short Primer on How T Is Made | The Art of Manliness
• Fox Lets Fans Vote on Catalog Blu-rays | Home Media Magazine
• Dribbble – Oblivion Minimal Poster Design by Billy Sutherland
• boingboing.net
• ‘Ender’s Game’ Is a Bet for Gigi Pritzker’s OddLot Entertainment – NYTimes.com
• ‘Birth Story’ Puts Midwives in the Spotlight – NYTimes.com
• “Since my very first films, primarily Night and… | Criterion Corner
• Oshima in Words and Images – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• THE CRITERION COLLECTION’S APRIL 2013 RELEASE… | Criterion Corner
• Arnold Schwarzenegger's Biggest Role Regret Is Turning Down Michael Bay's 'The Rock' | Movie News | Movies.com
• Adventure TIme #15 Covers For April – Bleeding Cool Comic Book, Movies and TV News and Rumors
• River Phoenix’s Last Film To Debut At Miami International Film Festival – Movieline
• Gorber's Epic Guillermo del Toro Interview, Part 2: On Producing and Building a Canon of Work | Twitch
• Film Studies For Free: Emperor of the Senses: RIP Nagisa Oshima 1932-2013
• Listen to a clip of Clint Mansell's score for STOKER | FoxSearchlight.com
• An Education (2009) — Art of the Title
• Dr. Who perpetual calendar and star chart – Boing Boing
• Picturehouse, Small Film Distributor, Is Returning – NYTimes.com
• www.sundance.org
• Digital Debut for 13 Independent Films via Sundance Institute’s Artist Services | Sundance Institute
• Gizmodo Is Hiring Editorial Fellows in New York
• What Helps a Film More: a Globe or an Oscar? – NYTimes.com
• How 19-year-old activist Zack Kopplin is making life hell for Louisiana's creationists
• Can someone please explain Shane Carruth's new Upstream Color trailer?
• Mary Pickford Subject of Book, Tour | News Releases – Library of Congress
• Dangerous Minds | A photograph of Patti Smith aged 11
• Boing Boing
• 'Primer's' Shane Carruth in total control with 'Upstream Color' – latimes.com
• The Best TV on Blu-ray 2012 | High-Def Digest
• Watch 5 Broken Cameras Online | Netflix
• Watch Mary Pickford: The Muse of the Movies Online | Netflix
• New Video Game Features Disney and Pixar Mash-Ups – NYTimes.com
• The 25 Most Anticipated Films Of The 2013 Sundance Film Festival | The Playlist
• Super Punch: Dredd is the best science fiction thriller since District 9
• Watch: Another Beautiful & Puzzling Trailer For Shane Carruth's 'Upstream Color' | The Playlist
• R.I.P. Japanese director Nagisa Oshima | Film | Newswire | The A.V. Club
• The Tin Drum: Bang the Drum Loudly – From the Current – The Criterion Collection
• RIP Nagisa Oshima i learned that Nagisa Oshima… | Criterion Corner
• Poster 2.0
• Astronomers have found the largest structure in the universe | The Verge
• Needed: a mute switch for iOS notifications | Macworld
• Spotmaps translates every second of a film into a block of color | The Verge
• Swartz Suicide Fuels Argument Over 1986 Computer Law – NYTimes.com
• 'Primer' Mastermind Shane Carruth Goes the DIY Distribution Route With 'Upstream Color' | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• Sitting Is the Smoking of Our Generation
• Watch: Three Featurettes on Wong Kar-wai's 'Grandmaster' Reveal Plenty of New Footage | Thompson on Hollywood
• blogs.indiewire.com
• These one line sci-fi portraits are simply stunning
• If You Don't Think 4K TV Is Freaking Awesome, There's Something Wrong With You
• Berlinale Announces Dozens of New Titles Including Work From Ken Loach, James Franco, Michael Winterbottom and Jane Campion | Filmmakers, Film Industry, Film Festivals, Awards & Movie Reviews | Indiewire
• DAILY | Berlinale Special 2013 Lineup – Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• MTV Geek – MTV Geek Is Looking For Bloggers!
• swissmiss | 2013 Guide To Manhattan
• Career advice from Geneva Hodgson: RESEARCH
• A "Web Excursions" system for static blogs – Brett Terpstra
• iTunes Offers Early Access to ‘Downton Abbey’ Episodes | Home Media Magazine
• CITY OF WOMEN Original Italian Theatrical Trailer (Masters of Cinema) – YouTube
• No Bells & Whistles: Simply Read Your Feeds With Bamboo Feed Reader [Firefox]
• Learn Beginner and Advanced HTML/CSS Skills for Free
• How Can I Keep a Personal, Private Journal Online?
• DAILY | THE THIRD MAN All Year Long – Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• Kevin Jagernauth's Favorite Films Of 2012 | The Playlist
• DAILY | Mariangela Melato, 1941 – 2013 – Keyframe – Explore the world of film.
• First Poster For Michel Gondry's 'Mood Indigo' Goes Underwater | The Playlist
• Watch Wave Twisters online | Free | Hulu
• Watch Primer online | Free | Hulu
• Testosterone Week: The Benefits of Optimal Testosterone | The Art of Manliness
• Infographic: The Colors From Your Favorite Movies, Mapped To 7,200 Pixels | Co.Design: business + innovation + design
• Steven Soderbergh Is 50 | The Awl
• Posting Bond
• MONSTER BRAINS: Starblazer
• DoJ drops charges against Aaron Swartz – Boing Boing
• Film on Paper
• Kronos Quartet and the secret life of lemurs – Boing Boing
• Coudal Partners Vintage Horror Paperbacks
• Aaron Swartz's politics weren't just about free technology: they were about freeing humanity – Boing Boing
• Posterocalypse: Poster Per Diem: Señor Salme's "Things to Come" Art Print
• Steamboat Willie – KOYAANISQATSI Remix i don’t… | Criterion Corner