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Jul 30, 2010
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Via: haveamanaday:how most of us probably first saw McKidd…as a kid. Tommy in Trainspotting.

Via: haveamanaday:how most of us probably first saw McKidd…as a kid. Tommy in Trainspotting.


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Jul 29, 2010
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One of the Best Car Chases In Cinema History: The French Connection 


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Jul 29, 2010
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New on AnyClip

We have been working hard at AnyClip to let you find and relive any moment from any film, instantly. And last week we made things even easier. We eliminated the need to save a moment before watching and sharing it. Now you will be able to go directly to any moment, view it, name it, and forever be remembered as the person who saved that moment. Pretty cool, huh?   Try it for yourself: For example, go to AnyClip’s page for the movie “Super Size Me,” and search for fries, coke or anything else you remember from the movie. Then go to any of the “Unnamed Moments”, give the moment a name, save, and voila, you just gained eternal recognition on AnyClip as the person who created the moment.
 

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And speaking of memorable movie moments, based on feedback from AnyClippers, AnyClip now automatically presents the opening and closing scenes of movies. So you can quickly relive these memorable movie moments. This feature also works great if you have not seen the movie yet. Now you can watch the opening scene and the trailer before deciding if you want to watch the movie. Try AnyClipping the movie “Deadline,” and check out the opening scene and trailer.
 
Last but not least, if you are one of the 500 million people on Facebook, share your favorite moments with your friends. Every moment page and every movie page on AnyClip now have a “Like” botton. Click it, write a smart comment, and post it to Facebook. You just shared that movie joy with your friends—Hooray!   Many amazing things are still to come in the next few weeks. Drop us a line by pressing the “feedback” button on the site, and let us know how we can make your AnyClip experience better.


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Jul 29, 2010
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(via whenwearehuman)

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Jul 28, 2010
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Via: damnthatswhack:Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious.

Via: damnthatswhack:Even though the sound of it is something quite atrocious.


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Jul 27, 2010
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Via: fedeespinosa:

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Jul 26, 2010
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Jul 26, 2010
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Via: northerndelight: triciatanakaisdead:dailyjamesfranco:fuckyeah-hardwater:“HOWL” (Directed by Rob Epstein, 2010) My boyfriend suggested James Franco to play Tim or Jeff Buckley ( which I think would be a great idea. For all you movie makers out there ).  I told him that he played Allen Ginsberg and he was like “what, really”? Haven’t watched ‘Howl’ yet but it’s on my ever growing list.  

Via: northerndelighttriciatanakaisdead:dailyjamesfranco:fuckyeah-hardwater:“HOWL” (Directed by Rob Epstein, 2010) My boyfriend suggested James Franco to play Tim or Jeff Buckley ( which I think would be a great idea. For all you movie makers out there ).  I told him that he played Allen Ginsberg and he was like “what, really”? Haven’t watched ‘Howl’ yet but it’s on my ever growing list.  


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Jul 23, 2010
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Jul 22, 2010
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Via: mrvengeance:

30 Day Movie Challenge

Day 10 - Your favorite director

Martin Scorsese

this one was an easy pick. Scorsese has always been my favorite. Taxi Driver, Goodfellas, The Departed and Shutter Island are some of my absolute favorite movies of all time. plus Scorsese is Italian-American and from New York which makes me like him even more. he’s just the best, he could take anything and make it in to an amazing movie