Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture.
Movie Promotion of the Day:
While doing publicity for Magic Mike XXL, Channing Tatum demonstrated seven dance moves in 30 seconds for Vanity Fair, including the “Running Man” and “Vogue”:
Tribute of the Day:
CineFix honors the late composer James Horner with an 8-bit tribute to the movies he scored, complete with video game-style covers of those scores:
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Vintage Image of the Day:
In honor of her 99th birthday, here’s a pin-up of Gone with the Wind star Olivia de Havilland from the 1930s:
Movie Parody of the Day:
Do you wish Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone wasn’t so much of a kids’ movie? Here’s an animated look at what the bloodier, curse-filled R-rated version might have looked like (via Pajiba):
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Studio Parody of the Day:
College Humor shares a preview of the next bunch of Pixar movies, all of which are aimed at making you cry enough tears to fuel their evil schemes:
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Star Wars/Cosplay of the Day:
Speaking of tears, try not to get too weepy while watching this video of a paralyzed 13-year-old Star Wars fan getting his wheelchair turned into a TIE Fighter and he outfitted as a TIE pilot by other Star Wars cosplayers (via Fashionably Geek):
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Movie Mash-Up/Toy of the Day:
I can’t say I understand why, but here’s an action figure mashing together Boba Fett and Freddy Krueger, renamed Freddy Fett (via Geek Tyrant):
Fan Art of the Day:
The next trend in Jurassic World fandom appears to be adorable cartoony art works involving Chris Pratt‘s character and his raptor squad. See more heart-filled dino goodness at Design Taxi.
Genre Study of the Day:
Frame By Frame looks at The Innkeepers, The Changeling and Let the Right One In to show us how what we don’t see in horror movies can be very scary:
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Classic Trailer of the Day:
The underrated slapstick comedy The Great Race turns 50 today. Watch the original trailer to see why you need to catch up with this wild ride of a movie from Blake Edwards:
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