133 posts tagged TV & Film

I recently watched the french animated film Kirikou & the Sorceress on the advice of multiple friends and while I did like it I had issues, specifically with the character Karaba the Sorceress. Let me start by saying that I love the evil witch archetype that Karaba is part of.

User generated subtitling has already become a worldwide phenomenon as passionate fans add local language subtitles to their favorite movies and TV shows almost as soon as the media is released. In China, virtually every American TV show can easily be found on the major video sharing sites with a simple search.

Star Wars: Video Catch the trailer for the August 15th Clone Wars movie. This debuted with Speed Racer tonight. This. Looks. Awesome. Click through and watch it.

6-13-08 DVD Weekly Podcast May 9th, 2008 This show has some meat folks. Get ready for the fun! Drop Don and Jarrod a voice mail at (206) 666-DVDS (This is a Washington State phone number) Or leave them an E-mail at feedback@dvdweeklypodcast.com. Visit the Web Site At www.dvdweeklypodcast.com.

Lots of news and some rumors hitting the net lately… here are the best of the bunch for Sci-Fi and comics lovers: The next Stargate SG-1 film titled Stargate: Continuum now has a July 29 DVD release date. Marvel has announced that Iron Man 2 has been confirmed for release in 2010, in addition to a movie about Thor.

Often, we find ourselves turning to YouTube when we’re actually just looking to hear a particular band or song we’re fiending for. That’s why we’re excited about the “Last.fm +YouTube = music tv goodness” mashup, a simple site that uses your Last.fm music picks (or another users’ you like) and finds videos from YouTube that match them.

With less than 100 days before the start of the Olympics in China, the whole country and especially Beijing is gearing up for an eventful summer. To chronicle the run-up to the 2008 Games, Siok Siok Tan and her students at the Beijing Film Academy have created a film examining the lives of Beijing’s citizens.

With less than 100 days before the start of the Olympics in China, the whole country and especially Beijing is gearing up for an eventful summer. To chronicle the run-up to the 2008 Games, Siok Siok Tan and her students at the Beijing Film Academy have created a film examining the lives of Beijing’s citizens.

Tate has recently unveiled a comprehensive archive of artist talks, performances, and ‘cultural debates’ that have taken place at the museum since 2001, adding up to over 600 hours of audio and video available for free through their site.

Tate has recently unveiled a comprehensive archive of artist talks, performances, and ‘cultural debates’ that have taken place at the museum since 2001, adding up to over 600 hours of audio and video available for free through their site.