“Under The Skin” Offers Free Stream Of Mica Levi’s Score Kevin C, March 26, 2014 Studio A24 today just released a full stream of Mica Levi‘s hypnotic movie score for Under The Skin. We’re mere days away from Jonathan Glazer‘s movie and getting all sorts of marketing content. Interactive web pages and interesting posts on Craigslist are helping to make Under The Skin‘s marketing one of the more unusual this year. Hit the jump to see more about this full album.The full album is free and accessible at pitchfork.com. The site is very nice, and features Scarlett Johansson‘s face in a video loop. Her head is washed out or in dense fog, as if her character Laura is on some kind of hunt. You almost feel as if she might turn and look at you, but she doesn’t. It’s a very graceful way to put a visual to the music you’re hearing.To control the stream and tracks, you simply click on the vanishing bar along the bottom. Both the top and bottom bars will auto-hide, and if you’re in full-screen, make for an interesting visual and auditory experience.Under The Skin stars Scarlett Johansson, Paul Brannigan, and Antonia Campbell-Hughes. The movie will be released April 4th, 2014. Viral Marketing A24Antonia Campbell-HughesPaul BranniganScarlett JohanssonUnder The Skin
District 9 is rated ‘R’ by the MPAA June 24, 2009June 25, 2009Rope of Silicon has posted an update of various ratings of upcoming films, one of them is District 9. Here’s the description of why District 9 is rated R: Rated R For bloody violence and pervasive language. Interesting. It may seem those rumors of this film being grittier are coming… Read More
New District 9 Poster and Earlier Trailer Debut July 6, 2009July 6, 2009The film blogs are smitten with the new District 9 poster that Sony debuted today on Yahoo. It has what everyone wanted – bigger ship, smaller sign, and no purple sky. I don’t think it’s a big deal, personally, but I do agree it’s an upgrade. Some more good news… Read More
Interview: James Erwin talks “Rome Sweet Rome”, Reddit, And Jeopardy November 4, 2011A little over a week ago, I debuted an article about how one man’s response to a question on Reddit landed him a Hollywood agent and a Warner Bros. movie deal. At the time, we had little detail on what actually went into the process, but that’s all changed, as… Read More