And now for an early Christmas present from Armani: Megan Fox as the face of beauty. Enjoy!
Archive for December, 2010
22
Dec
the face of beauty
21
Dec
Dorian Gray
I saw last year’s british Dorian Gray movie tonight. It was better than I expected it to be and I’m very relieved. I do love my Wilde, ya know. Colin Firth is great as Lord Henry Wotton and Ben Barnes, who I wasn’t familiar with makes a good Dorian. The two also make a good pair as buddies in this movie. At times it was scary and kept the intensity and psychological drama high but still with the all the epic one-liners and charm of the book. The debauchery and excess that Dorian experienced was also nicely done, and looked like a lot of fun. The movie also looked good as a Victorian era London period piece. Here’s to hoping it gets a US theatrical release, but I hear it’s on Netflix. Recommended.
Some 35mm photos I shot between October and December 2010.
Continue reading ‘Fall/Winter 2010 on Film by Arturo Valle’
And now a nice, heart warming holiday message from Mike Skinner of The Streets.
Continue reading ‘Holiday Message From The Streets’
17
Dec
The Rubberbandits
I don’t know much about The Rubberbandits aside from what’s on their Wikipedia page and their official web site, but I do know that I’m loving this video right now.
Kotaku put up a pretty good Frankenreview of Tron Legacy today. Overall it’s been well received and I’m not expecting to be let down tomorrow when I see it. Check it out right here.
Continue reading ‘Tron Week Day 4: Early Reviews!’
15
Dec
Gang Bang LIVE!
I can’t think of the words to use to describe how great this is. Gang Bang, an all porn star cover band performing Billy Idol’s “Dancing With Myself” at Crazy Girls in LA.
Today is Day 3 of Tron Week here at Panic Films, and we have a recommendation from Olivia Wilde via her twitter: “I love you Little Tron Girl! http://FunnyOrDie.com/m/4zry“. And here she is, Little Tron Girl!
Little Tron Girl – watch more funny videos
They posted this great list of 7 awesome facts about Tron Legacy over on io9. This might have been the coolest movie to work on: practical sets, Olivia Wilde, Daft Punk playing a mini rave on set at 4am, and a character inspired by David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust. Read more about it, and spoilers, here.
Check out these photos of my new indie rock crush, Alexis Krauss from Sleigh Bells on Ink Butter. She and her band have definitely been a musical highlight of mine in 2010.
