I have come to the conclusion that color grading should be done by like 3 people on earth. Dave is one of them. Everyone else is disqualified and incompetent.
Instead of Watching The Odyssey you should stay in and watch the Scifi Channel original version of DUNE.
It's on youtube... Looks like an entire film made of Command and Conquer cutscenes... Everything is so gorgeous and expressive
PRIEST: "Should I turn left?"
THE SKULL OF AQUINAS: it would seem that any priest driving down this road should turn left
P: "Yeah because the abbey is that way, okay makes sense"
S: The abbey is off to the left, and indeed there is no other turn available, in either direction for 1.2 miles
P: "Okay, great, I'm turning left since that's what I should do!"
*turns on left-turn signal and begins to turn left*
S: ON THE CONTRARY, the sign says 'do not enter' and beside it 'one way road'; in this situation, the correct thing to do is continue going straight
It's 9pm local time in London, everyone in the Royal Box has left the building, and the camera pans to the one person who stayed to watch the last match of the day...
Roger Federer, the winningest men's champion in Wimbledon history.
Cinema.
“Gentlemen, I advance the notion that a well-lived life should be our chief pursuit: to supreme happiness in this life, and the next.”
“I agree with this notion.”
“Similarly.”
“I too am in agreement.”
“Splendid! Now, we must carefully discern what that particularly means.”
That iconic match cut in LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (1962) almost wasn’t a match cut at all. David Lean originally planned a slow dissolve until editor suggested the hard cut, inspired by the French New Wave. It became one of cinema’s greatest transitions.
The International Space Station orbited over Los Angeles on July 4th as America marked 250 years of independence with a burst of fireworks lighting up the city below — a celebration so bright it reached all the way to space!