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Litchi Kills
slimes, special infected, tonberries, scouts, headcrabs, & jack bots
The first Kickstarter I ever donated to is finally coming together.
Real human being, and a real chiptune cover
Gundersonmunderson created the graphics, animation, and music for this fun video. He emulated the Sega Genesis’ Yamaha YM2612 chip for this arrangement of College & Electric Youth’s “A Real Hero,” which you should remember from the soundtrack for Drive.
On a related note: The 8-Bit Cash-In, and the Dilution of an Artform.
BUY Drive
(Source: blog.gamefreaks.co.nz)
(Source: superpunch2)
At the 2001 Sundance Film Festival, filmmaker Justin Lin screened his film Better Luck Tomorrow, about Asian-American high school students who get mixed up in various crimes. It was an attempt to challenge the stereotype of the role model, overachieving Asian student. After the screening, an attendee stood up and criticized Lin for portraying Asians as “amoral and empty”. Legendary film critic Roger Ebert stood up and fired back at the attendee. “Asian-American characters have the right to be whatever the hell they want to be,” Ebert exclaims in the clip.
This video was already posted on my twitter account and FB page, but I just wanted to let as many as I can know this is why I loved Roger Ebert.
Only God Forgives is about a man who thinks he’s God and a gangster who’s looking for a religion to believe in. - Nicolas Winding Refn
(Source: itsartpop)
Attack the Block by Tyler Stout / Blog
24” X 36” Screen prints, numbered regular edition of 700, variant edition of 290 with Glow in the Dark Inks.
Part of the Stout & Taylor art show at the Mondo Gallery / Tumblr. Online availability to be determined after the show’s opening.
(via fuckyeahsciencefiction)
Hey, guys! Just letting you know that GKids’ US release of From Up on Poppy Hill is hitting select theaters beginning on March 15! Unfortunately, there will only be a limited release. The first screenings will be in New York, but more screenings will be shown in other places around the country at later dates. (see below for a list of theaters & dates) If you live near any of these locations, please consider seeing From Up on Poppy Hill in theaters! It’s a good way to show support for Studio Ghibli and hopefully make sure that they can make more awesome movies in the future. You can watch the trailer here, and check this page for more showtimes that will be added later.
List of dates and locations (updated):
MARCH 15
New York - IFC Center
New York - Film Society of Lincoln Center
MARCH 22
Los Angeles - The Landmark
Toronto - TIFF Bell Lightbox
Vancouver - Vancity Theatre
MARCH 29
Los Angeles - Laemmle Monica
Los Angeles - Laemmle Playhouse
Los Angeles - Laemmle Town Center
Los Angeles - Regal Westpark Irvine
San Francisco - Landmark Embarcadero
Berkeley - Landmark Shattuck
Chicago - Landmark Century 7
Boston - Landmark Kendall Square
Minneapolis - Landmark Uptown
Seattle - Landmark Harvard Exit
San Diego - Landmark Hillcrest
APRIL 5
Los Angeles - Laemmle Noho 7
Denver - Landmark Esquire
Portland - Regal Fox Tower
Honolulu - Kahala 8
Washington, DC - Regal Gallery Place
Washington, DC - Angelika Mosaic
Boston - Hollywood Hits Danvers
Minneapolis - Landmark Edina
Omaha - Film Streams (immediately following Ghibli series)
APRIL 12
Philadelphia - Landmark Ritz at the Bourse
Washington, DC - AMC Rio Gaithesburg
Washington, DC - AMC Shirlington
Washington, DC - Regal Majestic Silver Springs
Tucson - Loft Cinema
APRIL 19
Dallas - Landmark Magnolia
Atlanta - Landmark Midtown Art
St. Louis - Landmark Plaza Frontenac
South FL - Living Room Boca Raton
APRIL 26
Washington, DC - Regal Downtown West Charlottesville
Charlotte - Regal Manor
Salt Lake City - Broadway
Ithaca - Cinemapolis
MAY 3
Knoxville - Regal Downtown West
MAY 10
Nashville - Belcourt
Milwaukee - Landmark OrientalUpdated list of theaters/dates!!
(Source: nobodiesofnote, via buterflysamurai)
