Wait... was that Adrian Grenier?

Mast Brothers Chocolate: A Family Cookbook Trailer from MAST BROTHERS CHOCOLATE on Vimeo.

via One Plus One

Sleepwalk With Me

I have exactly one more day to get my ass to the theater to see this. I'm so pissed I missed Ira Glass when he was in town! Gdammit!

Happy Valentine's Day!

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The Fall

I must find this and watch ASAP.

Bella

One of my all time favorites. I could watch this on repeat for an entire weekend (and I would still cry every time).

Fav Xmas Movie

The Family Stone is by far my favorite Christmas movie- it makes me cry everytime. In 2008 I watched it on repeat for an entire weekend while working on a design project, commentaries and all. Since then I've tried to restrain myself and have been saving it up for a cold wintery night. I have a feeling this week I will finally cave and pop it in for repeat viewings. Imagine my thrill when I saw Erin post about it today.

Drive

mystery art via foxisblack

I saw the movie Drive. It was good, sure (really, anything with Ryan Gosling is good in my book), but I didn't immediately run home and make homage artwork. That said, I'm equally thrilled and horrified that other people actually did. 

All I have to ask is, was no one else disturbed that he never washed that creepy jacket as the movie progressed?

Winter Goal

silenceofthethumbs via oh hello friend

With cooler weather starting to roll in, it's about time to get tucked into some great movies. I'm a complete sucker for period romances, so this post over on Oh Hello Friend was perfect! My goal this winter is to watch all of these with big mugs of tea while wrapped homemade quilts.... oh man. I'm pumped. (nerrrrd alert!)


Anne of Green Gables (I love these books when I was little), Jane Eyre (2011), Cranford, Under the Greenwood Tree, Persuasion, Jane Eyre (2006), North and South, Pride and Prejudice (an all-time fav of mine already), Emma and The Young Victoria... Thanks for the recommendations, Danni!

Art of the Title

A Brief History of Title Design from Ian Albinson on Vimeo.


art of the title via black eiffel

Can't Stop (I can't wait!)

The Movie Title Stills Collection

I've talked about my insane love of movie credits before, but I've never thought to document them! Christian Annyas has created the awesome Movie Title Stills Collection documenting movie titles! So smart. Aaaand not to mention über addicting to scroll through.

All images from The Movie Title Stills Collection. Every last one of 'em = not mine. Go there and check out all the rest, this is just a drop in the bucket.

Artist Envy: The Scene

Posters based on famous scenes in movies... love!

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The Year in Film, 2010

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movie credit obsession fuel

Fun fact about me: I am obsessed with movie credits. Always have been, probably always will be.

This weekend I finally hunkered down and watched Sherlock Holmes, after months of friends saying "You'll love the credits!" Whaddaya know, I loved the credits. This of course provoked me to find out a little more about the making of the credits and I found a fantastic website Art of the Title.

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Go to it now, seriously, super interesting.