What a crazy random happenstance!

charactermashup:

the shining x deadpool by *m7781

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xombiedirge:

Kill Bill by Ale Giorgini / Store 

Part of the Weapon of Choice! Art Show at Hero Complex Gallery / Facebook

xombiedirge:

Deadpool n’ Boba Fett vs Disney World by Marco D’Alfonso / Website / Tumblr

Jonathan Demme and Joie Foster behind the scenes of the silence of the lambs

(Source: actorsbehindthescenes)

charactermashup:

Studio Ghibli (Hayao Miyazaki) / Where The Wild Things Are tribute (Maurice Sendak)

Left to Right: Princess Mononoke, Totoro, the Deer God (from Princess Mononoke), No Face (Spirited Away), Howl (Howl’s Moving Castle), Automaton (Laputa: Castle in the Sky) (©2012 Justin Hillgrove)

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poppedcultr:

Edward & Bella vs. Ed Wood & Bella

andreslozanoblog:

I am amazed with the success of my alternate ending illustration for Seven on tumblr (550 notes and still increasing) and I want to inform you that you can see the artwork live in Bottleneck Gallery (60 Broadway, Brooklyn) as a part of a bigger exhibition about Alternate Endings. If you want a copy of the artwork you can buy the numbered print online from the gallery here. Only 30$. Thank you for the support! 

jesseriggle:

Jeez, I’m late posting this.  I made a painting for the inaugural show at Gauntlet Gallery in San Francisco for their 1980’s movie inspire show.

I painted Ludo from Labyrinth doing his best impression as a door.

fuckyeahdirectors:

Orson Welles in Citizen Kane

(Source: particleb0red)

criterioncorner:

Criterion’s New “Wacky Drawing” Is Tough to Decode

yeah, i’m drawing a blank here. it looks like this:

ahem. i’m sort of at a loss, but anything regarding Criterion that involves jail bars has me thinking / praying for Bresson’s A MAN ESCAPED. of course, the trio of Cs in the doodle suggests we could be in for a trilogy of some kind… others feel that it could be the Coen bros’ O BROTHER WHERE ART THOU? but i’m not too sure about the rights situation, there. 

will update as the internet starts to make sense of this.

UPDATE: someone on the Criterion Forums suggested it’s “three caught Cs,” or… wait for it… Godfrey Reggio’s “Qatsi” trilogy. 

UPDATE 2: Koyaanisqatsi: (1982)Powaqqatsi (1988), and Naqoyqatsi (2002) are totally coming to The Criterion Collection.