Blockbuster and classic movies turned into the covers of battered old books by North Carolina based illustrator/designer Matt Stevens. See some titles on the ongoing series below:
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Kirsten Dunst to Direct Sylvia Plath’s ‘The Bell Jar’ Film Adaptation
Cool girl actress Kristen Dunst turns director/co-writer for the popular 1960’s coming of age novel The Bell Jar. It will be her debut as a director on a feature film. We trust she will have a solid take since she has had much experience with the stylish teen angst genre with movies like The Virgin Suicides and Marie Antoinette. Dakota Fanning is said to have been signed on as the lead Esther Greenwood. Production has been set to start early 2017.
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IMDB’s Official Top 25 Movies of the Last 25 Years
Every movie buff is heavily reliant on IMDB (Internet Movie Data Base) This year reaching their 25th anniversary they have released the ranking for the top 25 movies over the last 25 years. All voted for by millions of IMDB users. Some made sense, some were unexpected. See the full list and their ranking below: 2014: Interstellar 2013: The Wolf of Wall Street 2012: Django Unchained 2011: Intouchables 2010: Inception 2009: Inglourious Basterds 2008: The Dark Knight 2007: Into the Wild 2006: The Departed 2005: Batman Begins 2004: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2003: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King 2002: The Lord of the Rings: The Two…
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Woah, The Worst Special Effects Ever Compilation
When these came out they seemed pretty innovative, now looking back it’s easy to see how far we’ve come even in the last few years. Here is a video created by worldwideinterweb highlighting some the worst special effects to hit the silver screen. Sometimes awkward to watch, but you just can’t not. The Worst Movie Special Effects Ever Compilation by worldwideinterweb
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Indie Musician Lykke Li’s Acting Debut
Popular indie pop musician Lykke Li has a new title to her list, an actress! In the upcoming high action crime thriller titled Tommy. It’s usually very strange seeing musicians transition to the silver screen. I have to say the genre is a refreshing choice, since you would think she would be in a long indie film with no words and close ups of water dripping. You don’t see to much of her in the trailer below but you get a great feel of the movie. It’s in theaters March 14th. What are your thoughts? Would you go and watch this movie?
