1. Zach Galifianakis ShoWest Acceptance Speech - Turn you head 90 degrees clockwise, it’s worth it.

  2. Skynet Symphonic - A Terminator 2 remix using only sounds from the film. See also Upular, Bangarang, Ingenuity, etc.

    [via randomroll]

  3. 100 Best Movie Lines in 200 Seconds - “Welcome to the Party!” from Die Hard? Hmmm, not “Yippee-ki-yay, motherfu…”? List = fun, but tainted.

    [via movievore]

  4. Bendiana Jones and the LOST Crusade [via forgreatjustice]

    Bendiana Jones and the LOST Crusade

    [via forgreatjustice]

  5. Avastar Wars - Or officially… Avatar II: My Big Fat Pandora Versus the Deathly Hallows Striking Back at Muriel’s Lethal Weapon Reloaded.

    [via sawyer0901]

  6. Link Blowout #65

    The Blind Side -vs- Ninja Assassin - Videogum side-by-sides the two seemingly polar-opposite films. Similarly predictably and pandering, now *that* I could agree with.

    James Cameron on Why Avatar Lost to Hurt Locker - My interpretation of Cameron’s carefully worded statements = it’s all Hollywood politics. Also, he kind of takes credit for KBigs getting the job.

    Avatar: Advertisement For Paganism - Or… Religious Over-Reaction of the Day!

    Eddie Grant’s “Romancing the Stone” - From the film Romancing the Stone. Vintage music video awesomeness.

    Beyond the Mat, 10 Years Later - A retrospective look at the best pro-wrestling documentary of all-time.

    Jeff Goldblum is Dating “Alex” From Lost - Chaos Theory at its best.

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    [Avacake via cakelove]

  7. Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: Ben Stiller - Another brilliant installment. If you have never seen the show before, catch up on interviews with Conan O’Brien and Andy Richter, Charlize Theron, Bradley Cooper, Natalie Portman, John Hamm, Jimmy Kimmel, and Michael Cera. Awkward comedy at its most awkwardest. Or something.

    [via thedailywhat]

  8. More Minimalist Posters

    Tumblr user evilcomma tries his/her hand at minimalizing some recent favorites.

  9. L.A.C.R. Live Avatar Chat Roulette - The Na’vi LARPers are back, this time bringing their message of unity and other hippy bullshite to the lecherous users of Chat Roulette.

    [via thedailywhat via epicponyz]

  10. Link Blowout #64

    Quentin Tarantino is a Smurf - He’s playing Brainy in the upcoming live-action adaptation. I’m assuming the role of Smug Smurf was taken.

    Curb Your Enthusiasm “Likely to Return” - Larry David said so to TV Guide, which makes today look pretty, pretty, pretty good.

    Steve Pink Talks Gross Pointe Blank 2 and Fear & Loathing Remake - From Hot Tub Time Machine to two unnecessary cash-grabs? Make ‘em 3D, Mr. Pink, and I’m in.

    Haim on Haim - Me, Myself, and I - A haunting vid of a young Corey Haim, seemingly under the influence of something, discussing his future in the entertainment industry. Sad. [via]

    A 3D Theory: Hollywood is Frightened - An interesting rant on the state of theater-going amongst the 2nd-coming of 3D gimmickry.

    Tron Legacy Set Interview: Jeff Bridges - An interesting read, Jeff seems to be just along for the ride in this movie, as he is in life in general.

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  11. Tarantino Cake - Yes, that’s a cake. [via banditavontease]

    Tarantino Cake - Yes, that’s a cake.

    [via banditavontease]

  12. Watchlist: Hot Tub Time Machine

    Hot Tub Time Machine (2010)
    Directed by Steve Pink
    Watched 3/4/2010 (Advance Screening) - 1st Viewing

    Here we go… There’s a hot tub, a hot tub that’s a time machine, a hot tub that’s a time machine that four dudes get into one night and are magically transformed in time to the golden-oldie 80’s, where they learn the errors of their young ways by attempting to re-live the past. If you can’t wrap your head around the absurdity of that premise, read no further. If you can, have at it.

    Directed by two-timer Steve Pink (2006’s dud Accepted), Hot Tub Time Machine is a straight-up slapstick raunch-com, wrapped in a post-Hangover mystique. The film stars the recognizable by many (John Cusak, Chevy Chase), by a few (The Daily Show’s Rob Corddry, The Office’s Craig Robinson), and nobody (Clark Duke of the awesome Clark & Michael) as a foursome of dudes with little and lost direction in life. There’s a drunk loser, a marriage-whipped loser, a mid-life crisis loser, and a “on the path to being a loser” loser. Sound familiar? It should. But it’s not.

    It’s impossible for those who have not yet seen the film to NOT compare it to last years The Hangover - the trailer takes every opportunity to entice that film’s audience into the theater once again. But Hot Tub is no Hangover do-over, and it’s better for it. It’s more like a love letter to teen-comedies of the 80’s, with the pacing of today’s comedic giants. Time Machine spits the jokes as if, like in it’s vintage setting, everything is going out of style. The movie is impossible not to laugh through, despite the feeling that what is happening on screen should not be that funny.

    Is it the actors? The well-earned references to 80’s comedies of yore? The rapid-fire dirty jokes? Yes. Or no. I’m not sure. But it works.

    If you need more motivation, we reviewed Hot Tub Time Machine in full on Hot Tub Oscar Party, our latest podcast.

  13. Quentin Tarantino’s Camera Angel - A 2 minute 43 second supercut of clapboard calls from Inglorious Basterds.

    [via blood-and-lipstick]

  14. This is Weird and Star Wars Related, You Should Watch It - Or not.

    [via catvideo]

  15. bryanwashere:

    A lesson in Directing dogs, by Spike Jonze.

    [via makingofmovies]