Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:
Star Wars Supercut of the Day:
Vulture compiled all of the dialogue spoken by a female character other than Princess Leia in the original Star Wars trilogy and it’s barely a minute in length:
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Star Wars Science of the Day:
Kyle Hill of Nerdist’s Because Science makes a case that Han Solo of the Star Wars movies is a time traveler:
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Year-End Recap of the Day:
Another day closer to 2016, another great montage of the movies of 2015. This one is by Nick Bosworth for JoBlo.com:
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Movie Mashup of the Day:
Is Adele‘s “Hello” still great without Adele’s voice? Yes, if it’s covered by all your favorite movie characters instead (via Pajiba):
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Vintage Image of the Day:
Jean-Luc Godard, who turns 85 today, pushes a cameraman in a wheelchair for a shot of Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg in his feature debut, Breathless, in 1959.
Video Essay of the Day:
It’s always fascinating to watch actors portray actors on the screen, especially if the characters are bad actors. See both in this video essay by Phil Whitehead titled “Actors Playing Actors Acting” (via Live for Films):
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Movie Comparison of the Day:
Just in time for the holiday season, here’s a video that shows how Die Hard and It’s a Wonderful Life are nearly the same movie (via One Perfect Shot):
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Alternate Movie Poster of the Day:
Forget all about that RoboCop reboot with this awesome poster design for the original by Matt Ferguson for Grey Matter Art (via Geek Art):
Movie Trivia of the Day:
In honor of this year’s 20th anniversary, CineFix shares seven things you may not know about Clueless:
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Classic Trailer of the Day:
This week is the 35th anniversary of the theatrical release of Superman II … in Australia. Yes, it opened Down Under first, about six months prior to its U.S. release. Watch the original trailer for the superhero movie sequel accompanied by Australian cinema info in the TV ad below:
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