Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Film

• The Atlantic: 10 Movies From 20th Century Fox That Still Matter

Fun

• kottke: Book Covers for the Mueller Report
• kottke: Robert Caro on Writing and Understanding Power
• Open Culture: Noam Chomsky Makes His First Power Point Presentation
• Super Punch: Ten funny tweets
• Wirecutter: Picking the Best Security Camera for Your Needs

Tech

• Brett Terpstra: Using htaccess to provide better Open Graph images
• Michael Tsai: Texting Means Never Having to Say Goodbye

Videos

• Arrow Video: The Andromeda Strain – Original Trailer (Robert Wise, 1971)
• BFI: Stanley Kubrick is everywhere | BFI video essay
• Deep Look: How Lice Turn Your Hair Into Their Jungle Gym | Deep Look

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Animation

• Cartoon Research: “The Caveman” (1934) starring Willie Whopper
• Deja View: Song of the South
• Disney History: Tyrus Wong Picture Book
• io9: Steven Universe’s Adventures Might Not Be Over Just Yet

Media

• Bright Wall/Dark Room: Reality Bites is a Really Good Movie
• Mondo: ‘The Art of Greg Ruth: A TWIN PEAKS Interpretation’ Gallery Show Recap!
• World Cinema Paradise: Blu-ray Review Round-Up: Films by Charles Burnett, Todd Haynes, Jan Němec and more!

Fun

• NYT: Rites of Passage: Call Me Cozy
• Open Culture: The Band Everyone Thought Was The Beatles: Revisit the Klaatu Conspiracy of 1976
• The Takeout: Elite Egg, final battle: Scrambled vs. poached

Tech

• Macdrifter: The Future of Full Content at Feedbin
• Michael Tsai: Dropbox Limits Free Plan to Three Devices

Videos

• Criterion Collection on YouTube: Eyes of Orson Welles Trailer
• Daisuke Beppu: (2 of 4) The Films of Edward Yang 5: A Brighter Summer Day
• Daisuke Beppu: (3 of 4) The Films of Edward Yang 5: A Brighter Summer Day
• Daisuke Beppu: (4 of 4) The Films of Edward Yang 5: A Brighter Summer Day
• SXSW: Music Keynote: T Bone Burnett

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Media

• Blu-ray.com: Horror Express (Blu-ray Review)
• David Chen: How to make a documentary in one day

Fun

• Wirecutter: When You Should Hire a CPA or Tax Pro

Tech

• Discourse: Discourse 2.2 released!

Videos

• Daisuke Beppu: Friendly Update (February 2, 2019)
• Daisuke Beppu: The Films of Edward Yang 2: That Day, on the Beach
• Lindsay Ellis: Independence Day vs. War of the Worlds
• Warner Bros. Pictures: A Special Look Into “A STAR IS BORN”

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Books

• The Comics Journal: Girl Town

Media

• Animation Magazine: Watch: CN Announces ‘Adventure Time: The Complete Series’ with New Theme Video
• Blu-ray.com: Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (Blu-ray Review)
• Blu-ray.com: First Look at New 4K Restoration of James Ivory’s The Bostonians
• Blu-ray.com: In the Heat of the Night (Blu-ray Review)
• Blu-ray.com: Screamers (Blu-ray Review)
• Cartoon Research: The “Odds & Ends” blu-ray – and “Why Play Leapfrog” (1948)
• Cartoon Research: Zagreb & Japanese Cartoon Oddities
• Deja View: Sleeping Beauty at 60
• High-Def Digest: UltraViolet Digital Copy Service Set to Shut Down in July
• Hyperallergic: An Animated Masterpiece by the Unsung Co-Founder of Studio Ghibli
• Inside Criterion: The Criterion Channel Launches on April 8
• Jonathan Rosenbaum: Y tu mama tambien
• Media Play News: Digital Movie Service UltraViolet Shutting Down July 31
• Media Play News: UltraViolet: A Blown Opportunity
• Mondo – News: A CLOCKWORK ORANGE Poster by Boris Pelcer!
• New Beverly Cinema: Pure Cinema Podcast: February ’19 Calendar
• NPR: Remembering Academy Award-Winning Composer Michel Legrand
• Observations on film art: Nolan book 2.0: Cerebral blockbusters meet blunt-force cinephilia
• The Animation Anomaly: Getting a Grip on Anxiety with Gremlin Girl
• the candler blog: A Little Bergman Reading
• The Daily Notebook: Selznicked: Hollywood Star Producer David O. Selznick
• The Digital Bits: UltraViolet cracked by corporate ultraviolence—so long live digital media in ALL its forms
• The Outline: In Baltimore, the future of film culture is an old-school video store

Fun

• Alex Ross: Strangers on a Train: Gabriel Kahane’s Wrenching “Book of Travelers”
• So Much Pileup: Milk delivery boxes of Japan

Tech

• Accidental Tech Podcast: 311: Mutually Assured Destruction
• Asymco: A Billion Users
• MacStories: Inspecting JSON Files on iOS with Jayson
• MacStories: Revisiting Evernote: Checking in with the Former Note-Taking King
• Michael Tsai: Medium’s API Stops Working
• Recode: BuzzFeed layoffs show that “winter is here for digital news,” says former NYT editor Jill Abramson
• Shawn Blanc: ✚ We Are Bad at Moderation (Or: Why I’m Deleting Twitter and Instagram From my iPhone)
• The Official Google Blog: Advancing research on fake audio detection

Videos

• Alexandra Dinca: Azonberg – Gutenberg Amazon Affiliates Embed
• BFI: Early Korean Cinema season trailer | BFI
• BFI: Sir Ernest Shackleton on board Endurance, 1914 | BFI National Archive
• BFI: The end of Endurance, 1915 | BFI National Archive
• BFI: The Lady Eve trailer – back in cinemas 14 February | BFI
• CGP Grey: H.I. #117: Bandersnatch
• Collative Learning: Hidden depths of RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK
• Eyes On Cinema: Martin Scorsese and Thelma Schoonmaker editing Goodfellas
• Film Society of Lincoln Center: Previewing Film Comment Selects 2019
• Film Society of Lincoln Center: War and Peace | Trailer | Opens Feb. 15
• Film Society of Lincoln Center: Yorgos Lanthimos Retrospective | Trailer | Feb. 1-5
• Janus Films: WAR AND PEACE – RESTORATION TRAILER
• Oregon Zoo: Life After Lily
• TIFF Originals: How Alfonso Cuarón became ROMA’s Oscar-nominated cinematographer | TIFF 2019
• Turner Classic Movies: Maureen O’Hara Can Go Toe To Toe With The Duke
• Warner Archive: Tarzans Three Challenges Trailer
• Warner Archive: The Giant Behemoth Trailer
• Wisecrack: The Philosophy of True Detective – Wisecrack Edition

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Media

• Cartoon Brew: The Public Domain Is Working Again — No Thanks To Disney
• Criterion Confessions: MIKEY AND NICKY – #957

Tech

• MacStories: Apple Q1 2019 Results – $84.3 Billion Revenue, The First Holiday Quarter Decline Since the iPhone’s Introduction

Videos

• Daisuke Beppu: The Films of Kazuo Hara 1: Goodbye CP

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Books

• Kottke: “Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth” Exhibition in NYC
• Matt Mullenweg: 39 Books in 2018
• Melville House Books: PRH “shutters” progressive imprint Spiegel & Grau
• Melville House Books: The Unmanning of the Booker Prize

Media

• Animation Magazine: Playmobil Joins WildBrain Digital Network
• Blu-ray.com: La vérité (Blu-ray Review)
• Blu-ray.com: The Plague Dogs (Blu-ray Review)
• fLOG: Woman of the Year
• Inside Criterion: Karyn Kusama’s Top 10
• Inside Criterion: Site Updates
• Traditional Animation: New Updated Model Sheet Section!

Fun

• David Chen: Why public shaming is worse now than ever
• Hyperallergic: How the Re-Opening of the Public Domain “Has Allowed Us to Have Our Culture Back”
• Subtraction.com: Travel Tips from a Guy Who Travels Kinda Often

Tech

• Brett Terpstra: Save time with Chrome custom search engines
• MacStories: Memento, the Third-Party Reminders Client, Adds Watch App, Keyboard Shortcuts, and More
• Michael Tsai: 2018 Six Colors Apple Report Card

Videos

• A24: The Hole in the Ground | Official Trailer HD | A24
• Apple: iPad Pro — A new way to go behind the scenes — Apple
• Arrow Video: Ring – 20th Anniversary Trailer
• Burger Fiction: Every Best Animated Feature Winner. Ever. (2002-2019 Oscars)
• Daisuke Beppu: (7 of 10) Criterion’s Bergman Box: CENTERPIECE 2
• Eyes On Cinema: Rare interview with Stan Laurel’s daughter Lois from 1987
• LibraryOfCongress: R.L. Stine & the Legacy of Goosebumps
• mk2: Martin Scorsese, parain du cinéma criminel ?
• mk2: Pedro Almodovar
• San Diego Zoo: Beautiful Live Okapi Birth
• Vimeo: Searching for Ingmar Bergman

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Media

• Cartoon Research: A Lost UPA Cartoon: “Bric’s Stew” (1959)
• Cine Outsider: Second Sight acquires home video rights to classic George Romero double
• Cinephilia & Beyond: ‘Atlantic City’: Malle’s Nostalgic Juxtaposition of Deterioration and Renewal
• Media Play News: ‘Not on Netflix’
• Movie Poster of the Day: 1965 US vertical half sheet for THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG…
• Tim Lucas: From Denmark with Love, Eddie

Fun

• David Chen: Don’t rush

Tech

• Ars Technica: Hayao Miyazaki doc: An analog animation master finds new technical challenges
• NY Times: A Tiny Screw Shows Why iPhones Won’t Be ‘Assembled in U.S.A.’
• Stratechery: The BuzzFeed Lesson
• TorrentFreak: Replacing DVDs With Online Screeners Won’t Stop Pirates
• The Verge: The Case of Charles Dexter Ward podcast is like Serial mixed with True Detective

Videos

• American Film Institute: Paul Schrader on his film TAXI DRIVER

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Books

• The Atlantic: The Knotty Nostalgia of the Hardy Boys Series

Media

• 25th Frame Media: Criterion Now 78 – April 2019 Announcements, New Year’s Drawing, Wong Kar Wai, Orson Welles

Fun

• Hollywood Theatre Events: Police Story
• Hollywood Theatre Events: Polce Story 2
• Willamette Week: Home Ownership Rate for Black Portlanders and Black Oregonians Has Plummeted

Videos

• Daisuke Beppu: The Films of Edward Yang 1: In Our Time (“Desires” aka “Expectations”)

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Books

• NPR: In ‘The New World,’ Art Transforms Dystopia Into Camp
• The Beat: Angouleme Day 1: Jen Wang wins the Young Readers’s Prize as kids comics take over the future
• The Beat: Rumiko Takahashi wins the Grand Prix at Angoulême!
• The Beat: YALSA Announces the 2019 Great Graphic Novels for Teens List!
• The Verge: Sci-fi author Marko Kloos on what it takes to build a brand new solar system

Media

• The Art Of Sean Phillips: Django and Keoma wraparound DVD covers for Arrow
• The Atlantic: The Feminist Filmography of Alfonso Cuarón
• Blu-ray.com: Cobra (Collector’s Edition) (Blu-ray Review)
• Blu-ray.com: Second Sight: George A. Romero’s Martin Coming Soon to Blu-ray
• Blu-ray.com: The Plague of the Zombies (Blu-ray Review)
• Blu-ray.com: Upcoming Arrow Video Blu-ray Releases
• Inside Criterion: Writing with the Body: Mikey and Nicky as an Actors’ Showcase
• Jonathan Rosenbaum: Global Discoveries on DVD: Some Blessings and Curses of Cinephilia
• Media Play News: WarnerMedia Launching Tech/Content Incubator
• Mondo: Mondo x Black Dragon Press: “M” by Peter Diamond!
• Movie Poster of the Day: R.I.P. Dusan Makavejev (1932-2019)German poster for SWEET MOVIE…
• Movie Poster of the Day: Unused comp design for THE WILD PEAR TREE (Nuri Bilge Ceylan,…
• The Outline: ‘Minding the Gap’ should win an Oscar
• TorrentFreak: Waterworld ‘Fan-Edit’ Gets Official Blu-ray Release, a Decade After Pirate Bay Premiere

Fun

• Willamette Week: For Housebound Punk Parents in Need of an Escape, Jinx Is a Godsend
• Nom Nom Paleo®: Chicken Waldorf Salad
• Offspring: How to Wake Up Kids Who Don’t Want to Wake Up
• Offspring: Give Kids a Portable Breakfast in the Morning
• Offspring: Get Kids Moving in the Morning With These Tricks
• Kottke: Universe, a Short Documentary from 1960 that Inspired Kubrick’s 2001
• Kottke: The Evolution of the Alphabet
• Spoon & Tamago: A Renovated Machiya in Narai-juku by Tsubame Architects

Tech

• Ars Technica: Terabyte-using cable customers double, increasing risk of data cap fees
• Ars Technica: The Great Google Hangouts Shutdown begins October 2019
• Wired: Slack Tips and Tricks: Notifications, Channels, Mute, Do Not Disturb

Videos

• Criterion Collection: Acting in MIKEY AND NICKY
• Daisuke Beppu: My Initial Thoughts on Suspiria (2018)
• The Kid Should See This: How to make kawaii egg animals
• Marques Brownlee: Behind the Scenes of the UnboxTherapy Studio!
• Sundance Institute: 2019 Sundance Film Festival Trailer
• Variety: Awkwafina On ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Oscars Snub & ‘Jumanji’ Sequel

Some interesting links that I found while browsing the web today:

Media

• American Film Institute: Writer/director Paul Schrader on the ending to FIRST REFORMED
• Animated Views: She-Ra renewed for second season by Netflix
• Animation Magazine: ‘Baby Shark’ Creators Pinkfong Planning Netflix Series
• Animation Magazine: ‘She-Ra’ Season 2 Set for April 26 Debut
• Animation Magazine: GLAAD Media Awards: ‘Adventure Time,’ ‘She-Ra,’ ‘Steven Universe’ Nominated
• Battleship Pretension: The Image Book: We Are Thought, by Scott Nye
• BFI: Where to begin with Jean Cocteau
• Cinema Gadfly: His Girl Friday
• Cinephilia & Beyond: Take It to the Limit One More Time: Michael Mann’s ‘Miami Vice’
• Coffee coffee and more coffee: Forbidden Photos of a Lady above Suspicion
• The Daily Notebook: M. Night Shyamalan’s Masterpiece “Unbreakable”
• The Daily Notebook: Throw a Problem at a Situation: The Films of Elaine May
• Diabolique Magazine: “THAT THING UPSTAIRS ISN’T MY DAUGHTER…”: Ellen Burstyn and The Exorcist
• Eyes On Cinema: Zu: Warriors from the Magic Mountain audio commentary with Tsui Hark & Bey Logan
• Film Comment: Sundance 2019 Cheat Sheet
• Fred Davis: I recently finished a web site for a podcast about Bob Dylan…
• Just The Discs Podcast: Episode 90 – BLOOD HARVEST & THE INCUBUS (Vinegar Syndrome)
• kottke.org: Thirty Years of Spike Lee
• Little White Lies: Bergman: A year in a Life
• Little White Lies: Jane Magnusson on exploding the myth of Ingmar Bergman
• Little White Lies: RIP Dušan Makavejev – Founder of the Black Wave and lifelong radical
• Matte Shot: A CAREER PORTRAIT OF A MASTER: The Mattes & Visual Effects of Albert Whitlock – Part Two
• Movies : NPR: Godard’s Latest Film, ‘The Image Book’: Montage, Collage, Plus Ça Change
• Richard Brody: “The Image Book,” Reviewed: Jean-Luc Godard Confronts Cinema’s Depiction of the Arab World
• Rupert Pupkin Speaks: Just The Discs – Episode 90 – BLOOD HARVEST & THE INCUBUS (Vinegar Syndrome)
• Wellesnet: Video: ‘Mr Arkadin’ lost score performed live in Paris

Fun

• NeuroLogica Blog: Rethinking Neanderthals
• Patreon Blog: Make it Happen: Your Online Business Set-Up Checklist

Tech

• And now it’s all this: My FileBrowser setup
• On my Om: Hello (Again) Ello
• Webdesigner Depot: The Best Photoshop Alternatives for 2019

Videos

• ChannelFrederator: The Complete Gravity Falls Timeline | Channel Frederator
• CinetecaBologna: LADRI DI BICICLETTE di Vittorio De Sica – Trailer (Il Cinema Ritrovato al cinema)
• Daisuke Beppu: CriterionCast is Great!!
• Great Big Story: The Most Sampled Loop in Music History
• Great Big Story: The Valley of Tombs
• Lifehacker: The Easiest Way to Poach an Egg
• Milestone Films: I Am Cuba Trailer 2019 4K Restoration!
• oscopelabs: CatVideoFest 2019 – Official Trailer – Meow – HD
• Sundance Institute: 2019 Sundance Film Festival Daily Recap: Day One
• The New York Times: A Video of Teenagers and a Native American Man Went Viral. Here’s What Happened. | NYT News
• The New York Times: Who Is the New Self-Declared President of Venezuela? | NYT News
• TIFF Originals: Editing the Oscar-nominated sound of FIRST MAN | TIFF 2019
• VICE: The Young Black Conservatives of Trump’s America
• Vimeo: Dreaming in Aspect Ratio
• Vimeo: HOW ROGER RABBIT REANIMATED THE MOVIES
• Vimeo: Oscar Nominees 2019 – Best Visual Effects – A Showcase
• XOXO Festival: Cameron Esposito, Comedian/Actor/Podcaster – XOXO Festival (2018)