Zack Snyder’s ‘THE LAST PHOTOGRAPH’ receives first reactions from its premiere at TIFF:
“Worst film in Zack’s career” - @DalenogareW
“That was fucking putrid” - @ShakExcellence
“A tedious, frustrating, and grueling experience” - @NextBestPicture
Starting my YouTube channel today!
I’ve been really excited about this for a while and so today is a really special day for me. Make sure to subscribe to see my next upload this Sunday, it’s a good one.
https://t.co/Anj3EIFWxq
Why are movies so bad? One hates to say it comes down to the success of Steven Spielberg, but...It’s not so much what Spielberg has done as what he has encouraged. Everyone else has imitated his fantasies, and the result is an infantilization of the culture. (1985)
Kojima’s greatest talent has always been storytelling with game mechanisms. He’s one of the few designers that knows how to make use of the medium like that. Stuff like using the dualshock gyro to emulate cradling a baby in Death Stranding or making you sacrifice soldiers in MGSV
We've been getting a lot of questions lately about how the Internet Archive digitizes books.
The short answer: page by page, by hand.
You may remember our viral 2021 video of Eliza Zhang scanning a book. That's still how we do it.
Meet Eliza, and learn how we scan books: https://t.co/gt9s5lbPE4
Kiyoshi Kurosawa on the role of wind in his cinema: "By virtue of the air moving something around it, we can suddenly see the invisible become visible. We see the wind and we see the things that are moved by the wind. I think this act of taking something that we cannot typically see and then, through its movement, being able to confirm its existence—to show us and reassure us that it’s actually there—is very much akin to cinematic expression itself. So wind, to me, is not so much something that is spiritual, but I think of cinema as something that is there for us to be able to capture the wind. So wind is almost like cinematic expression itself."
Read our interview with the 'Samurai and the Prisoner' director: https://t.co/iUBbtgBRtp