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  • Making of 1917

    The Morning Watch: How '1917' Was Made To Look Like A Single Shot, Breaking Down Dancing Scenes In Movies & More

    By Ethan Anderton January 15th, 2020

    In this edition, learn about the making of 1917 and how the movie appears as one shot, listen as Jenna Dewan reviews dancing scenes, and more.

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  • Hell's Club mash-up

    Terminator, John Wick, Star Wars, Collateral & Tons More Converge In 'Hell's Club' Movie Mash-Up

    By Ethan Anderton September 4th, 2015

    Wouldn't it be great if a world existed where all movie characters lived? This Hell's Club mash-up creates that very place, where fictional worlds collide.

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  • Watch A Brief History Of Movie Title Designs

    By Russ Fischer March 16th, 2011

    As part of the screening put together in relation to the SXSW Title Design Competition, Ian Albinson from the website The Art of the Title Sequence put together a nice two and a half minute compendium of excellent film titles. (That features an occasional piece of television, too.) For any long-time film lover, this little…

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  • The National Film Registry Adds 'The Empire Strikes Back' And 24 More To The Library Of Congress

    By Russ Fischer December 28th, 2010

    Since 1989 the National Film Registry has preserved films in the Library of Congress that are determined to be "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant." This year's crop of additions has been announced and it's a pretty varied group that seems to recognize lasting value of 'new' classics (The Exorcist, Grey Gardens, All the Presidents Men)…

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