criterioncast:


La Strada

criterioncast:

La Strada

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Incredible.

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Check out Kent Williams’ painting for The Lord Of The Flies, sans title treatment.
Available July 16th, pre-order on Amazon.

Incredible.

criterioncast:

Check out Kent Williams’ painting for The Lord Of The Flies, sans title treatment.

Available July 16th, pre-order on Amazon.

Source: criterioncast

Orange & Teal

I’m putting this here so I never lose it.

criterioncast:

From the Silver Screen Society’s series on The City Of Lost Children: pieces by CM Duffy and Kevin Stanton.

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"Now stop being chicken hearted and write that story… and don’t make it too dreary!"

- Sage advice from Joe Gillis (speaking for Billy Wilder I’m sure) in Sunset Blvd. 

whataboutbobbed:

thank you Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger (December 5, 1902 – February 5, 1988) - The Archers

(via cinemaocd)

Source: starscolor.com

In 1877 Muybridge wanted to prove that when running, a horse’s feet are at times all off the ground, and by setting up cameras that went off in sequence as the horse passed, invented the “automatic electro-photograph”. Or “bullet-time”. 

In 1877 Muybridge wanted to prove that when running, a horse’s feet are at times all off the ground, and by setting up cameras that went off in sequence as the horse passed, invented the “automatic electro-photograph”. Or “bullet-time”. 

Source: Wired

"People have asked me if Stanley ever told us what Eyes Wide Shut was about — and the answer is no. He didn’t believe in interpretation. He always said, “Never say no to an idea — you never know how that idea will ignite another idea.” He also said: “Never put me on a pedestal. When someone’s on a pedestal, there’s no creativity."

- Nicole Kidman on how Stanley Kubrick treated and protected ideas.
Source: hollywoodreporter.com

“… create these people… get to the point where you’re not in charge of (your characters), they’re in charge of you and you’re just sort of servicing whatever their needs are” - Paul Thomas Anderson on writing characters, and starting with them rather than the big themes.

enthusiasmorg:

Stanley Kubrick in the bedroom of his New York apartment, painted by his wife Christiane. 1963–4. Watercolour, 280 x 355mm.

enthusiasmorg:

Stanley Kubrick in the bedroom of his New York apartment, painted by his wife Christiane. 1963–4. Watercolour, 280 x 355mm.

Source: enthusiasmorg