1. The Book of Henry – Possibly our favourite terrible movie of the year, The Book of Henry is a mawkish and incredibly misjudged drama about a mum who considers becoming a murderous vigilante after her dead son leaves her a home-made
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December 2017
24 Dec 2017 23 Dec 2017 Mashup maker Darth Blender chopped up bits and pieces of classic sci-fi, superhero, and fantasy footage to create an awesome retro take on the Avengers: Infinity War trailer, had the movie come out sometime in the late 1970s or early 1980s. I-ron Man is
Read more 22 Dec 2017 New York Magazine looks at how trailers have changed over the years, starting out with basic explanations of the film’s plot, to booming voiceovers, to the over-the-top montages of today, along with some of the tricks today’s trailer makers use to
Read more 21 Dec 2017 Editor and cinephile Jacob T. Swinney is back with another great video, this time cataloging some of the great moments of the past year in which characters danced across the big screen. For some reason, we’re craving a shot of tequila now.
Read more 20 Dec 2017 Spike Jonze’s Her is one of those films with so many layers and details that it warrants numerous viewings. Film essayist Michael Thomas explores one such aspect – the way in which music directly reflects Theodore’s state of mind and emotions in the film.
Read more 18 Dec 2017 “What’s underneath all that Wookiee fur? We visit Tom Spina Designs, the workshop where Adam’s beautiful Chewbacca mask was crafted, to dive deep into the mask-making process. Adam and Tom walk through the many parts of Chewbacca, going over little-known
Read more 18 Dec 2017 We can hardly believe that the year is nearly over. So with that in mind, Sleepy Skunk is back with another glorious year-end roundup of all of the movie trailers he could get his hands on. In all, there are
Read more 17 Dec 2017 A superchill tribute to Carrie Fisher, the galaxy’s favorite princess. Rest in Peace The galaxy’s favorite Princess
Read more 15 Dec 2017 Animation’s earliest known examples date back to the 1830s, and every year since then the art has evolved. The Solomon Society put together this wonderful reel, which compiles some of the major milestones in bringing sequential images to life – from line
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