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The entire movie is a series of oil paintings but this particular shot from Barry Lyndon is ridiculous, doesn’t feel real at all

The Coen Brothers are the best at casting bit-part characters / extras in their films since Sergio Leone ~ Raising Arizona / Miller's Crossing / Fargo / A Serious Man

Dancing Fairies, 1866, by August Malmström

Taste Of Cherry (1997 dir. Abbas Kiarostami) (Cinematographer: Homayun Payvar)

‘I always say, the film is the thing. The film is the thing. It’s the film, the language of cinema. You work so hard & the second it’s finished, people want you to change it back into words.’ - David Lynch He’s got a point.

On STEVEN SPIELBERG'S 76TH BIRTHDAY, here he is with pal and fellow filmmaking legend Martin Scorsese talking about how they decide where to put the camera.

When you watched him as a child and thought, he was painting the same thing over and over again when he was actually painting a whole journey over time

Played Cards Against Humanity with the family. My sister-in-law picked this card and gasped. She didn’t choose my answer as the funniest and I lost to my brother-in-law.

The Sleeping Lady in Alaska. C/o Jean-Michel Bihorel

By Serafino Macchiati

Akira Kurosawa and his loyal crew, on the set of 'Ran' (1985)

What is the best movie you've ever seen where nothing really happens?

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"I try to pick and choose my material based on what I can do to challenge myself and make myself uncomfortable. Always stay a student, never be a maestro" Happy birthday Nicolas Cage ~ Bringing Out The Dead (1999) #botd

Wild at Heart Lynch 1990

Just hearing that cinematographer Owen Roizman has passed away. What a filmography: THE FRENCH CONNECTION, THE EXORCIST, THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE, STRAIGHT TIME, TOOTSIE, NETWORK, THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR, THE HEARTBREAK KID. If you love '70s cinema, you love his work.

“TÁR is funny. It’s really funny. It’s deeply, deeply funny. It’s also a ghost story... It’s directed with such perfectly controlled mayhem and glee by Todd [Field], it’s really hard not to drool as another director.” – Paul Thomas Anderson

Rest in Peace Ryuichi Sakamoto. Your long battle with cancer was a tremendous fight but now you're able to rest in heaven alongside with Yukihiro Takahashi. Moment of silence for one of the best musicians God have put on Earth