A Menu Inspired By True Grit

Epicurious delivers 10 different menus inspired by the Best Picture Nominees. And if we’re judging on taste and muscle, the True Grit menu is the way to dine. This is how the mature, stay-at-home set does it.

E.T. – X: The E.T. Sequel

Probably one of the cooler fake trailers we’ve seen.

Lunchtime Laughter

Mike Tyson talks Oscars with Leonard Maltin

Guaranteed to Make You Hate The Movie Before It Comes Out

I thought it was going to be their Best. Night. Ever. posters but, nope, it is this official video to the movie Take Me Home Tonight that’s done it.

Morning Dose of Kubrick

Get your space-out glasses on, as this tribute comes in at just under 13 minutes and is worth the eyeballs.

Hulu Plus Criterion Collection

This is pretty cool if you’re into good movies and have an hdmi cable.

Nachofying the Oscars

Ok, sure, why not?

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STAR WARS: Episode IV Retold in Iconoscope


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Morning Dose of The Best Action Scene Ever

ÉVOCATEUR

Al Sharpton gets pretty crazy in this trailer for the documentary by Jeremy Newberger about Morton Downey Jr..

Some Days You Just Deserve to See A Lot of Hollywood Boobs

Today is one of those days. Breast Supporting Actresses (Not Safe For Wussies)

via, SBTVC

A Love Letter For You: Official Trailer

via, juxtapoz

Juxtapoz Film Series at MoMA

There are some real, great films to see next week.

More info here

Beginners

Mike Mills new film starring Ewan McGregor, Christopher Plummer, and Mélanie Laurent looks pretty damn good.

Morning Dose of Sanctum

Caves are so hot right now

Werner Herzog’s Cave of Forgotten Dreams

Cool.

“Werner Herzog gains exclusive access to film inside the Chauvet caves of southern France, capturing the oldest known pictorial creations of humankind in their astonishing natural setting. He puts 3-D technology to a profound use, taking us back in time over 30,000 years.”

Releasing March 25th in the UK.  No clue about the US.

Friday’s Vault

Gleaming The Cube in its entirety.

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Quentin Tarantino – My Best Friend’s Birthday

Shot in 1984 or 1987, this is Quentin Tarantino’s first film of which half was destroyed in a fire. Enjoy the 36 minutes or so, the storyline is below.

“It’s Mickey’s Birthday and his girlfriend just left him, so that’s when his friend Clarence shows him a birthday he’ll never forget.”

via, ihc / dangerousminds

What the Internet Looked Like Back in 1996

Let the still-intact website for the movie Space Jam take you back. Bogues, Barkley, Ewing, Jordan, and that big Morman Mormon Bradley…those were the days.

via, NyMag

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