The American Film Institute has released its 10 Top 10 – the top ten films in ten genres.
Winners include 2001 (Sci-Fi), Snow White (Animation) and Vertigo (Mystery). Take some time to browse their lists, you’ll surely find entrants to disagree with (Shrek?!!), but overall it’s hard to find too much fault.
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Just seeing that guy going down this snowy hill with all his equipment deserves a mention on Criticker Blog. I’m very excited to see the result.
From his site:
I am making a feature film – entirely on my own – and my girlfriend is filming me doing it. Witness the struggle, the setbacks, the highs and lows as I fight the odds; and see the process of filmmaking like never before! Please help me – It is very hard to get your film seen without famous celebrities, but if I can show that there are already people interested in what I am doing – then I may stand a chance!
Link: The Lone Filmmaker
[via: fresh creation]
Photo Credit: FestchStyle
Feel like reenacting your favorite movie, but you don’t know the lines? If only you could get your finger on the screenplay…
Check out Screenplays for You, which has a small collection of full length screenplays. Just print them out and get to work!
Hello, my name is KGB and you might know me from those far overreacted mini-reviews that most probably annoy the hell out of everybody. Sorry about that. Anyway, this is my first and proud post in the Criticker Blog.
The writer’s strike is over, thankfully, which means the Oscars weren’t cancelled and Jon Stewart now has to find new material. But, how would Hollywood look one year from now, if the writer’s strike wouldn’t have ended? A photoshop contest at cracked.com has a rather twisted and sad idea of what the world would look like.
Link: Next Year’s Oscar Nominees (If the Strike Doesn’t End)
This is one of the coolest interactive movie graphs we’ve seen.
Here’s a look at how movies have fared at the box office, after adjusting for inflation.
Link: The Ebb and Flow of Movies
[via: Andrew Sullivan]
photo credit: pawpaw67
Denver Airport already offers free Wifi, and now they’ve teamed up Disney/ABC to offer movie downloads through their network. I wish I could tell you the movie service is free… but still, it’s a step in the right direction.
Source: Yahoo Finance / CrunchGear
Link: FreeFiNet
I just found out about this really cool Alfred Hitchcock resource page, loaded with everything you need to know about the master of suspense. I especially like their 1000 frames of Hitchcock feature:
Every frame a masterpiece.
Link: Hitchcock Wiki
[via: ehrensenf]
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