Here are a bunch of little bites to satisfy your hunger for movie culture:
Fan Build of the Day:
It’s not enough to just build a soapbox race car in the form of a Batmobile. One team went extra creative by doing a Lego Batmobile (via Fashionably Geek):
Supercut of the Day:
Do too many movie characters utter the words “now that’s what I’m talking about”? Here’s supercut evidence indicating yes:
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Filmmaker in Focus:
The latest supercut of Wes Anderson movies highlights just the swears:
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Vintage Image of the Day:
Charlie Chaplin dressed as a woman in A Woman (but not playing a woman, as he did in 1914’s A Busy Day). You can also see the whole film, which was released 100 years ago this week, on YouTube.
Fan Art of the Day:
Pinhead from Hellraiser just doesn’t have the same scariness when depicted as an adorable cartoon character. See similar art of Freddy Krueger and various Star Wars characters at Design Taxi.
Character Actor of the Day:
Harry Dean Stanton is the focus of the latest episode of No Small Parts, about the best character actors of all time:
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Fake Star Wars Poster of the Day:
Keith Calder, producer of You’re Next, tweeted this awesome fake Star Wars: The Force Awakens teaser poster during Comic-Con:
EXCLUSIVE: #SDCC Premiere Of New Teaser Poster For STAR WARS EP 7 pic.twitter.com/ijY17EN1u0
— Keith Calder (@keithcalder) July 11, 2015
Fake Star Wars Spinoff of the Day:
Nacho Vigalondo, director of Timecrimes, tweeted this awesome fake news about another Star Wars Anthology installment:
EXCLUSIVE: #SDCC Premiere Of New Teaser Poster For STAR WARS EP 7 pic.twitter.com/ijY17EN1u0
— Keith Calder (@keithcalder) July 11, 2015
Star Wars Cosplay of the Day:
Leftover from Comic-Con, here’s another idea for one of those Star Wars spinoffs, this one involving Chewbacca starting a detective and employing three “angels” to carry out the investigations (via Yahoo! Movies):
Classic Trailer of the Day:
Queue up the “Unchained Melody” and throw some clay on the pottery wheel. The weepy paranormal romance Ghost debuted in theaters 25 years ago today. Watch the original trailer.
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