new Toy Story 3 image of The Daycare
(discovered via pixarplanet.com)
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Entries tagged “movies”
“Warner Bros. to give Little Brown’s “Beautiful Creatures” book series the big screen treatment” (article via Examiner)
side note: the above book jacket is designed by David Caplan, hand-lettering by artist Si Scott (the use of silver foil makes this looks extra great in person—can’t get the full effect on screen)
The cover design for Beautiful Creatures is also a nominee for Amazon’s Best Book Covers of 2009.
“Disney Posts Alice in Wonderland Posters on Facebook” (discovered via Mashable)
click here for “The Disloyal Subjects of the Mad Hatter” profile on facebook & larger poster images on Disney Pictures’ flickr page
TOY STORY 3 Character Posters
(discovered via We Are Movie Geeks via Ain’t It Cool)
Pixar’s Toy Story 3 teaser trailer is now posted in HD on the Apple site. Now that the wait for UP is over, we have a new date to look forward to: June 18, 2010. (via d:r)
The Art of UP by Tim Hauser, with forword by Pete Docter
(published by Chronicle Books)
The Cryptic Canvas: an interesting (and potentially addictive) new interactive online game where the viewer tries to identify the 50 films (all from the last 20 years) incorporated into one painting.
Fast Company magazine releases their list of “100 Most Creative People in Business” online (but is also in the printed June 2009 issue). JJ Abrams, Neil Gaiman, Hayao Miyazaki, Kyle Cooper, Gary Hustwit, Maurice Sendak, Hussein Chalayan, just to name a few…
Up, ‘Up’ and away we go with Pixar at Cannes
“…In the 10th Pixar feature since “Toy Story” in 1995, director Pete Docter (“Monsters, Inc.”) has created one of the medium’s most powerfully emotional pieces of commercial animation. Michael Giacchino’s score equals his work on “Ratatouille,” which means he’s now officially the finest film composer of his generation…”
—via PopMatters
The Julie & Julia film trailer has been officially released (based on the book by the same name by Julie Powell published by Little, Brown and Company)
Turner Classic Movies 15th Anniversary timeline site (discovered via Jim and Karla)
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Credit Where Credits Are Due: A look at the art of title sequences
(via NYTimes.com)
Emily Oberman and Bonnie Siegler (Number 17) highlight some of their favorite title sequences from the past, as well as cast their vote for their favorites for the current Oscars season in a great Op-Ed article.
