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Completed filmographies: Joel and Ethan Coen

[Joel, on filmmaking] I can almost set my watch by how I’m going to feel at different stages of the process. It’s always identical, whether the movie ends up working or not. When you watch the dailies, the film that you shoot every day, you’re very excited by it and very optimistic about how it’s going to work. Then when you see it for the first time you put the film together, the roughest cut, you want to go home and open up your veins and get in a warm tub and just go away. Then it gradually, maybe, works its way back, somewhere toward that optimism you were at before.

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Weekend movie recap:

Seeing This Is The End tonight. 

The Iceman was pretty meh, but it reawakened my burning love for Winona. 

[not a movie] The Vice North Korea episode was incredible. 

Man of Steel was fucking lame.

Weekend movie recap:

Seeing This Is The End tonight.

The Iceman was pretty meh, but it reawakened my burning love for Winona.

[not a movie] The Vice North Korea episode was incredible.

Man of Steel was fucking lame.

kateoplis:

I want to see these two in a love scene and now. Make it happen, Hell-A.

Keep your Gosling off of my Laurent.

demons:

Beinto Mussolini with his general staff during a parade, 1940

Ciao ragazzi!

demons:

Beinto Mussolini with his general staff during a parade, 1940

Ciao ragazzi!

natgeofound:

Apprentice air traffic controllers train with model aircraft at Andrews Air Base in Maryland, March 1957.Photograph by Robert F. Sisson and Donald McBain, National Geographic

“So, make sense?”“Uh… not at all.”“Great! Good luck.”

natgeofound:

Apprentice air traffic controllers train with model aircraft at Andrews Air Base in Maryland, March 1957.
Photograph by Robert F. Sisson and Donald McBain, National Geographic

“So, make sense?”
“Uh… not at all.”
“Great! Good luck.”

mundy:

Wyatt and I made something dumb

mundy:

Wyatt and I made something dumb

beenthinking:

ecantwell:

brightwalldarkroom:

IT’S HERE!
 
Ladies and Gentleman, we can now officially present to you Issue #1 of Bright Wall/Dark Room magazine. Click HERE to get the app and a mini-issue (with a Foreword and a trio of essays) entirely for free. 
If you like what you read, you can then choose to subscribe for $1.99 per month, at which point you’ll immediately receive Issue #1 as well, with a new issue to follow each and every month.
A whole lot of time, hard work, late nights, and love went into all of this, and we do hope you’ll give it a look some time soon!
Thanks,
The BW/DR Team

I have been editing essays for Bright Wall/Dark Room for YEARS now, and it’s been so exciting to see it (and be a part of helping it) go from Tumblr blog to magazine. If you  have an iPad or an iPhone, download the app and start exploring! 
And, because we already have most of the content for Issue 2 lined up and ready to go, I can say this with authority: you will not be sorry if you subscribe. There are some pretty amazing writers (including people who are known, you know, outside of Tumblr) talking about some pretty amazing films, and it’s only going to keep getting better. Download! Read the free preview! Subscribe! Remember what it feels like to love movies and the people who make them! 

Friends, neighbors, countrymen and women, movie lovers:  I implore you to download the new Bright Wall Dark Room app and subscribe to the $1.99 monthly magazine because it features gorgeous, thoughtful, time-stopping content provided by good people.
Because for all the productivity, money counting, health monitoring, news updating, weather tracking apps we keep on our phones, maybe we’ve neglected to find one that might feed our creative hearts.
And just like that, here it is!

Yeah do it!!!

beenthinking:

ecantwell:

brightwalldarkroom:

IT’S HERE!

 

Ladies and Gentleman, we can now officially present to you Issue #1 of Bright Wall/Dark Room magazine. Click HERE to get the app and a mini-issue (with a Foreword and a trio of essays) entirely for free. 

If you like what you read, you can then choose to subscribe for $1.99 per month, at which point you’ll immediately receive Issue #1 as well, with a new issue to follow each and every month.

A whole lot of time, hard work, late nights, and love went into all of this, and we do hope you’ll give it a look some time soon!


Thanks,

The BW/DR Team

I have been editing essays for Bright Wall/Dark Room for YEARS now, and it’s been so exciting to see it (and be a part of helping it) go from Tumblr blog to magazine. If you  have an iPad or an iPhone, download the app and start exploring! 

And, because we already have most of the content for Issue 2 lined up and ready to go, I can say this with authority: you will not be sorry if you subscribe. There are some pretty amazing writers (including people who are known, you know, outside of Tumblr) talking about some pretty amazing films, and it’s only going to keep getting better. 

Download! Read the free preview! Subscribe! Remember what it feels like to love movies and the people who make them! 

Friends, neighbors, countrymen and women, movie lovers:  I implore you to download the new Bright Wall Dark Room app and subscribe to the $1.99 monthly magazine because it features gorgeous, thoughtful, time-stopping content provided by good people.

Because for all the productivity, money counting, health monitoring, news updating, weather tracking apps we keep on our phones, maybe we’ve neglected to find one that might feed our creative hearts.

And just like that, here it is!

Yeah do it!!!

These men have all consumed over 50 chicken McNuggets.

Forty McNugget Challenge