The main theme from @neilhimself's #GoodOmens, composed by David Arnold, was one of the delights performed by the BBC Concert Orchestra and Huddersfield Choral Society at the #BBCProms this year. The concert was conducted by Anna-Maria Helsing.
You wanna know how we help this platform become more diversified and fun? #BOOST Y'all can't say you want more inclusivity and different conversations+content if y'all only like people shit. You know that doesn't move anything here. So when you see people posting #movie reviews, #book reviews, #comedy, #tarot, #astrology, #gamer talk, #handmade items-- BOOST IT. Even if it's not YOUR particular cup of tea. It may be someone elses.
Denis Villeneuve's Arrival was released 7 years ago today.
I love this "close encounter".
"A linguist is recruited by the army to communicate with an extraterrestrial life-form after twelve mysterious spaceships land around the world." #scifi#arrival#movie#spaceship#alien#villeneuve
For me, it’s “Don’t Look Up” bc while the #movie is supposed to be satire, it’s terrifyingly plausible from my perspective as a former staffer who now studies science policy.
This one goes out to those in the closet, those proudly out, and those thinking about opening the door. Makeup? Check. Toilet paper? Check. Lingerie? Check. Meatloaf? Check. It's midnight, and the guests have all arrived - it's just a jump to the left, and step to the right......
Short version: Would recommend this mystery/horror film.
Plot: Two Puritan Magistrates are investigating ungodly events in the woods near Sudbury-town.
Unrated with sexual content, gore, and violence.
The film is set in Massachusetts circa 1680. What make it good is that it's well written, well filmed, and well acted. The actors are all speaking in Original Punctuation (OP), ie, how the English Puritan colonist would actually speak. The OP dialogue is easy to understand and helps fit the movie into it's time period.
Hard part will be finding it. It's an independent film. So the distribution will be limited.
I got to see it via a one-time streaming that is part of the initial release.
The first movie version of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein (1818) is released in the U.S. by Edison Studios. One of the first horror films, it features unbilled the actor Charles Ogle as Frankenstein's monster, & Mary Fuller as the doctor's fiancée.
Movie Trailers may have started out as a tool to sell films, but over time they have evolved into their own spectacle. Before a film is released there are a multitude of Theatrical Trailers, TV Spots, Web Shorts, and even Trailers before the Trailer starts. How did Hollywood turn from a simple marketing tool, to a an ever...
Silent Running might be one of the most depressing sci-fi's I've ever watched.
I can see how in the 70s it probably was distant enough to feel like a fantastical drama, and the idea of earth losing its ecosystems with the last remnants being kept alive in outer-space domes was an unrealistic idea, but today it feels just way too current.
Bruce Dern is absolutely amazing, but omg this movie just gets more and more sad until it ends as bleakly as it begun
The Rocky Horror Picture Show - 1975 - starring Richard O'Brien, Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, and Barry Bostwick. (movie-web.app)
This one goes out to those in the closet, those proudly out, and those thinking about opening the door. Makeup? Check. Toilet paper? Check. Lingerie? Check. Meatloaf? Check. It's midnight, and the guests have all arrived - it's just a jump to the left, and step to the right......
What Killed The Movie Trailer? (www.youtube.com)
Movie Trailers may have started out as a tool to sell films, but over time they have evolved into their own spectacle. Before a film is released there are a multitude of Theatrical Trailers, TV Spots, Web Shorts, and even Trailers before the Trailer starts. How did Hollywood turn from a simple marketing tool, to a an ever...