June 18, 2018

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Today in Movie Culture: 'Jurassic' Franchise Recap, 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' as a Live-Action Movie and More

Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:

Remade Trailer of the Day:

Darth Blender made a live-action version of the trailer for the animated feature Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse using footage from other movies and TV shows:

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Franchise Recap of the Day:

Before Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom hits theaters this Friday, cram on a recap of the Jurassic franchise so far care of Screen Junkies:

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Mashups of the Day:

Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom director J.A. Bayona shared these images of Paddington Bear infiltrating horror movies including Psycho, The Shining and his own The Orphanage:

This is the real website where you can see how popular horror movies would look like with Paddington in it. Insane work, @ollyog!
Glad you included The Orphanage.https://t.co/O5nw4HhC6g pic.twitter.com/nKJTK7JRKb

— JA Bayona (@FilmBayona) June 17, 2018

Movie Comparison of the Day:

Speaking of The Shining, Dimitri Bitu compared Steven Spielberg’s re-creation in Ready Player One to Stanley Kubrick’s original:

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Filmmaking Lesson of the Day:

And here’s another thing with The Shining, Rob Ager’s look at five subliminal filmmaking techniques Kubrick used for the movie:

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Vintage Image of the Day:

Carol Kane, who turns 66 today, in makeup with co-star Billy Crystal in a promotional image for 1987’s The Princess Bride:

Actor in the Spotlight:

In the latest No Small Parts for IMDb, Brandon Hardesty highlights the TV and movie career of The Incredibles star Craig T. Nelson:

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Cosplay of the Day:

The cast of Black-ish suited up in their best Parr family super-suits to help promote the release of Incredibles 2:

The wait is finally over! From one Incredible family to another, we’re suiting up to see #Incredibles2 – in theaters tonight. pic.twitter.com/HNgw251P8x

— black-ish (@blackishabc) June 14, 2018

Custom Prop Replica of the Day:

Watch the guys from Baltimore Knife & Sword create a replica of the sword Brisingr from Eragon in this edition of Man at Arms:

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Classic Movie Clip of the Day:

Today is the 25th anniversary of the release of Last Action Hero. For the occasion, watch the movie’s classic fake trailer where Arnold Schwarzenegger does Hamlet:

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