Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:
Behind the Scenes Video of the Day:
See the painstaking work that went into the stop-motion feature Kubo and the Two Strings in this time-lapse video (via Geekologie):
[embedded content]
Visual Effects Breakdown of the Day:
Check out how Iloura created their visual effects for Ghostbusters in this revealing VFX reel (via io9):
[embedded content]
Movie Art of the Day:
In honor of Gene Wilder, here’s a relevant new Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory-based print from Truck Torrence’s new Mass Hysteria 2 series of pop culture-inspired art (via Geek Tyrant):
Superhero Movie Parody of the Day:
In response to Deadpool, Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman, Last Week Tonight‘s John Oliver presents his solution to superhero movie fatigue, which is a unique superhero character he created in the fifth grade (via THR):
[embedded content]
Casting Interpretation of the Day:
With word that Bucky/Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan) might become Captain America in Avengers: Infinity War, BossLogic shows three variants of what that could look like:
Fun with @ComicBook creating Captain (Bucky) America (3 Alts) pic.twitter.com/SMSxaxA7Cw
— BossLogic (@Bosslogic) August 28, 2016
Supercut of the Day:
All kinds of movie moments become unintentionally romantic in Now You See It’s spotlight on the sense of touch in film:
[embedded content]
Vintage Image of the Day:
William Friedkin, who turns 81 today, directs young Linda Blair on the set of 1973’s The Exorcist:
Actor in the Spotlight:
Watch Natalie Portman grow up, almost Boyhood-like, in Candice Drouet’s spotlight on the actress through the years:
[embedded content]
Cosplay of the Day:
Photographer Laura Izumikawa has been getting attention lately for her pictures of her baby dressed up as movie characters while she’s napping. They just posted a new one inspired by Star Wars:
Classic Trailer of the Day:
Today is the 30th anniversary of the release of the skateboarding movie Thrashin’. Watch the original trailer for the movie, which stars a young Josh Brolin, below.
[embedded content]
and
