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Showing posts with label We watch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label We watch. Show all posts
6.3.11
5.11.10
We watch: Mad Men
We're having withdrawal from the show after the cliffhanger season's finale... but here are some beautiful shots of the cast behind the scenes










Photos from Le Monde est à Nous
24.10.10
We watch: A short film
Mr West has released a short film in anticipation of his new album due out November 22nd.
http://kanyewest.com/
http://kanyewest.com/
12.10.10
We watch: Banksy does the Simpsons
Street artist Banksy is known for his shocking statements, but this one will be seen by millions. Banksy does the Simpsons intro!
5.5.10
We watch: Fantastic Mr. Fox
Fantastic Mr. Fox was undoubtable one of the cutest, funniest and heartwarming movies to come out in 2009. And for Roald Dahl lovers, it did not dissapoint. The film strayed enough from the original plot to make it into a full length film without losing any of the original magic from the novel. Wes Anderson created a phenominally funny script that was appropriate for all ages. Anderson then used some of the greatest celebrity voices such as, George Clooney and Jason Schwartzman. How could this film have been anything but Fantastic?
Watch the film below to learn a little about how a film like this is made:
Or Click here to watch the Official Trailer
Watch the film below to learn a little about how a film like this is made:
Or Click here to watch the Official Trailer
1.5.10
We Watch: Screen Test Films
The New York Times Style magazine put out a series of films called the Screen Test Films. They are all individual interviews with various actors. A good mix of serious and fun questions creates an intimate new type of interview. There are many different videos to choose from all featuring a different actor or actress and all are directed by Greg Brunkalla. All are availible at http://www.nytimes.com/tmagazine
Here is one of our favourites which interviews Joseph Gordon-Levitt:
21.4.10
We watch: Amélie
We watch Jean-Pierre Jeunet's, Amélie. The french film that is available with subtitles was Audrey Tautou's breakthrough film. More recently you may know her as the face of: Before Coco Chanel.


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