With all the crap floating about on the Internet it's hard to find something of real value but this short film directed by Adam Berg is simply amazing. It basically features a stand-off between police and bank robbers in one single second of frozen time. Confused? Just watch the film.
Philips :: Carousel campaign (Adam Berg + Stink Digital) from Designloops on Vimeo.
If you want to know how they made this short film then head along to Carousel's main website and watch it there. While viewing it small pop up prompters will appear for you to click on so you can see how each part of the film was shot.
Showing posts with label films. Show all posts
Showing posts with label films. Show all posts
Saturday, 18 April 2009
This Is Amazing
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Thursday, 2 April 2009
From Borat to Bruno
Here's the red band, (that means the not safe for work), trailer for Sacha Baron Cohen's new movie Bruno. It's been three years since his highly successful film Borat and three years of listening to annoying twats shouting "It's nice, no?" But a friend of mine, who watched a sneak preview of this film, confessed that it's even funnier and far more offensive than the one with the man from Kazakhstan.
Just punch in your date of birth before viewing. Month/Day/Year.
Just punch in your date of birth before viewing. Month/Day/Year.
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The Hangover
Todd Phillips is a director who came to prominence after his films Road Trip, Old School and Starksy And Hutch and now it looks like he's onto another winner with his latest offering The Hangover. It stars three largely unknown actors who are forced to piece together the night before in order to find out where their friend, (and groom to be), has vanished to. I of course have no idea what the morning after the night before feels like or what alcohol even tastes like. Drink is, as everyone knows, the devils' urine.
Tuesday, 17 February 2009
Pegg & Frost Lite
This trailer is awful, make no bones about it. I'm reliably informed that James Cordone and Matthew Horne are brilliant in Gavin and Stacey, but this effort reeks of shit. Entitled Lesbian Vampire Killers it looks like a direct rip off of Shaun Of The Dead, only this time the gifted writers have taken that premise and turned it entirely on it's head by substituting zombies for....yes, lesbian vampires. Genius.
Really, is this what we are prepared to sell our cousins across the Atlantic? Is this all the British film industry can come up with, Guy Ritchie London gangster films and now comedy/horror/ Laurel & Hardy style romps? At this rate it won't be long before we start re-making the Carry On films...wait, we already tried that.
Really, is this what we are prepared to sell our cousins across the Atlantic? Is this all the British film industry can come up with, Guy Ritchie London gangster films and now comedy/horror/ Laurel & Hardy style romps? At this rate it won't be long before we start re-making the Carry On films...wait, we already tried that.
Thursday, 12 February 2009
Exclusive New G.I. Joe Movie Footage
G.I. Joe, the terrible cartoon from the 80s has been turned into a summer blockbuster movie starring Dennis Quaid and Christopher Eccleston. Here's some sneak preview footage. I can't wait.
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Inglorious Basterds Sneak Preview
I really couldn't give a shit about this film or any other film Quentin Tarantino makes in the future. As they say in the parlance of our times "I've went right aff him". I find his movies self indulgent and unnecessarily long-winded, but what the fuck do I know?
Here's some sneak preview footage of his latest effort Inglorious Basterds, (why the misspell?), starring professional African baby adopter Brad Pitt.
Here's some sneak preview footage of his latest effort Inglorious Basterds, (why the misspell?), starring professional African baby adopter Brad Pitt.
Monday, 9 February 2009
Observe And Report Trailer
Most of Seth Rogen's movies pretty much reek of the same shit, same toilet humour, same slacker characters, same funny premise for around half an hour and then your interest is lost. His new film however looks a little different and a little darker, it also stars the great Ray Liotta and the lovely Anna Faris. Here's the NSFW trailer.
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