| o | - 50 years. 22 films.
Just spotted this art project from youtube user MJCJMJCJM on /film. The first minute of all 22 James Bond films playing simultaneously. Pretty cool stuff it must be said.
Reminds me a little bit of the Brendan Dawes “Cinema Redux” piece that is in the permanent collection in New York’s MOMA.
Cinema Redux creates a single visual distillation of an entire movie; each row represents one minute of film time, comprised of 60 frames, each taken at one second intervals. The result is a unique fingerprint of an entire movie, born from taking many moments spread across time and bringing all of them together in one single moment to create something new.
| o | - Close up of Vertigo at MoMA: Action! Design over Time
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Nigel
Nigel loves stupid films almost as much as he likes clever films. He'll watch anything but is usually drawn to documentaries, North American independent films, Irish cinema and gung-ho, balls-to-the-walls Hollywood blockbusters. Here's what he's been watching.
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