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*waited* rewallyyy??

yeah it's all about giving the brain information that's new enough to be unpredictable, yet familiar enough to be readily assimilated. the most immediate occurrence of this is in music (sound being far less redundant than visual input) - a pretty good book about this is called sweet anticipation . b...

yep we're all infected

that still leaves sorting the T9,10 movies manually

little miss sunshine?

i guess the only way you can do this without going through them manually is exporting to xml and then using excel or something to order/filter... which i'm still too lazy to do

well like you said, there's things that mainstream films in that time just had to do, like the romance and the bad guys getting punished/killed. The near-impossible action sequences give films their shock and suspense and the 30s naive audiences made them easier for filmmakers to get away with. i st...

where's the clip of david lynch from?

these all look great, gonna try and track them down. been too busy to pick for this month, seems like you did fine without me

finally saw Day of the Outlaw, thought it was really good, especially the visual side. gotta see more Andre de Toth, so many awesome shots here. the story was alright, i thought it was a bit superfluous after bruhn died . what i liked about it was the moral relativity: Blaise realises the rights he ...