Patrick (H) Williams spends 20 minutes analyzing a 10-second shot from Brian DePalma's "infamous 1990 bomb," Bonfire of the Vanities that involved no special effects and cost $80,000. He calls it "one the craziest, most difficult shots ever attempted."
A deep-dive into one of the most expensive shots in cinematic history
AMC introduces foreign language films dubbed using A.I.
If you dislike artificial in any shape or form, this story should make your rump crawl: According to Variety, AMC Theatres is tinkering with using AI to make it look… READ THE REST
E.T. the extraterrestrial could land in your living room for $1 million
ET could go home, your home. One of the three original body models of ET used in Steven Spielberg's 1982 film is headed to the auction block next month. It's… READ THE REST
The meta 1984 trailer for "This Is Spinal Tap"
After I posted this week about Steve Martin's meta 1979 alt-trailer for his movie The Jerk, I was alerted on BlueSky by Nom DePlume to this fantastic meta alt-trailer for… READ THE REST
Turn your laptop into a sleek, ergonomic work station with this second monitor
TL;DR: Improve your work setup with the Duex Float Portable Stacked 2nd Monitor for Laptops, now $269.99 (reg. $399) for a limited time. Ready for a productivity boost? Imagine how much… READ THE REST
Get two 4K drones for less than the price of one with this $99.97 bundle
TL;DR: Capture stunning aerial photography with this bundle of drones, the Ninja Dragon Phantom Eagle PRO 4K and the Ninja Dragon Blade K Drone, for just $99.97 (reg. $299) through March 30. Whether… READ THE REST
This $15 PC app helps you manage projects like a Fortune 500 CEO
TL;DR: Microsoft Project Professional for Windows is just $14.97 — level up your work life Asana and Trello are great… until you're juggling five timelines, three budgets, and a growing team. If your… READ THE REST
