Sarah Biermann, Torsten Strer, Felix Meyer, and Pascal Monaco simplify 35 movies into their most basic visual representation and pack them into a slick, two-minute motion graphics piece. Brilliant:
How many did you recognize?
(via /Film)
If only our favorite LOSTies had one of these from cartographer Jonah Adkins:
Check out the full-sized version. And order yourself a copy here.
(Via FlowingData)
Using three colors and a minimal approach, Olly Moss created a posters for each of the films scheduled for the 2010 Rolling Roadshow tour. Terrific work. Check them all out here.
(Via Daring Fireball)
Russian photographer Sergey Larenkov has captured ghosts of World War II haunting the present-day world. Well sort of. Larenkov overlayed and blended WWII photos onto modern-day photos of the same location and perspective producing a hauntingly powerful result:
Stunning. Check out his entire collection here.
/Film this week reported something very disappointing:
For years Steven Spielberg has been developing a biopic of Abraham Lincoln, and Liam Neeson has long been attached to the title role. But the film has failed to come together for various reasons […]. “I’m not actually playing Lincoln now,” Neeson said to GMTV. “I was attached to it for a while, but it’s now I’m past my sell-by date.”
I hope this changes, because Liam Neeson as Lincoln would be spectacular.
