U B U W E B - Film & Video: Samuel Beckett has both Film and Not I viewable on the site or downloadable. Not I was first performed in London 5 days after I was born, thought nearly a year earlier in New York at Lincoln Center.
Cool short film. Now on Google Video with french subtitles. And here I went and bought it on the iTunes Store. Wonder if this is legit or stolen.
So I bought Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest several days ago on iTunes, and it still hasn’t fully downloaded (about a 3rd left) and I keep getting this error.
So the iTunes Store and addition of movies to iTunes was a *huge* announcement a few weeks ago, and now only about 3 new movies have been released since then and no one cares again. Apple needs to get other studios on board ASAP.
Fabienne is at EuroOSCON with some great video coverage as well:
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…and Karina’s all over film:
Right-click on the vid to view it at Netscape.
Baraka is on in HD right now. I love this film. Such beautiful shots and scenery. Very serene. Amazing in HD.
Parts 1 and 2:
Parts 3 and 4:
Found via this link, which notes that the film has been removed from YouTube, so Google Video will most likely soon follow. Until it does, I’ll keep it here. This is a film we all need to see. [via BoingBoing]
Karina’s doing great weekly video reviews with her Netscape at the Movies feature:
Check it out:
How hot is that? Here’s the details.
Update: Check this out. Del Toro Films says: “Netscape.com has posted an interview with Guillermo at the Toronto International Film Festival. The interview is well done, and covers GDT’s influences for Pan’s Labyrinth (from acquaintances to art), as well as his thoughts on doing a ‘big budget [...]
… and in our very own Netscape video player, nonetheless:
Here’s a link to the Netscape post that goes with this video.
Update: Here’s another one (via this Netscape story):
*ps—Unlike other video embed codes, our code validates.
Here’s the Netscape link for this:
More great video here:
Alexia is up at the Toronto International Film Festival with the Cinematical crew, and there’s another great video up. Here’s the story on Netscape. And here’s the embedded vid:
Last night, we went to see The Illusionist with Tara and Jay.
I figured out how the movie would end very early on, but it was still enjoyable to watch. The cinematography was annoying at times with much of the film looking as if it had been shot with a lomo camera with a sepia [...]
Netscape Anchor Alexia Prichard is up in Toronto with the Cinematical gang, attending the Toronto International Film Festival. Check out this first installment of great video from the event, featuring the Flaming Lips:
More details on the video can be found in this Netscape story’s Anchor Commentary.
Update: If you’re a video guru and think you can [...]
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