Feature-Length Behind-the-Scenes Documentary of “The Social Network” Posted Online Dan Koelsch, February 2, 2011 The Blu-Ray release for The Social Network is chock-full of impressive extras, and one of those is a 93 minute documentary called “How Did They Ever Make a Movie of Facebook?”, which is a behind-the-scenes of the award-winning film. For those too cheap to make the purchase, IMDB has kindly posted the entire thing online. Here are the links to each of the four parts:Part One – Commencement Part Two – Boston Part Three – Los Angeles Part Four – The Lot Source: /Film Viral Marketing Viral Videos The Social NetworkViral video
Latest SNL Digital Short “The Creep” Goes Viral, Of Course January 31, 2011Saturday Night Live‘s Digital Shorts have been one of the shows few saving graces in recent years, and it seems like any time the feature is a music video, it goes viral immediately. SNL castmember Andy Samberg and SNL writers Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone make up the comedy group… Read More
Viral News Finally, We Get A “Tron Lebowski” Parody Video December 22, 2010Sure, the film’s only been in theaters for less than a week, but the inevitable comparisons between Jeff Bridges’ character in TRON: Legacy (Kevin Flynn) and his role as The Dude (Jeff Lebowski) in The Big Lebowski are ripe for parody. This is the first video I’ve seen to take… Read More
Movie Tech Made Real: Back to the Future Hoverboard and Minority Report User Interface June 3, 2010June 3, 2010Movies have the power to inspire in many ways. In fact, people will often find ways to make something that exists only in a movie. Recently, there have been two examples of life imitating art, with one practical application and one artistic. First, the technology from the futuristic Minority Report… Read More
I thought The Social Network was severely overrated and got most of its attention due to the subject matter rather than the movie as a whole. I’m a big David Fincher fan and he’s never let me down. Good movie but it didn’t make my Top Ten. I thought Howl was by far the best movie of the year with its combination of animation, acting (James Franco as Allen Ginsberg), and cinematography. You can check out my list on my artist’s blog at http://dregstudiosart.blogspot.com/2010/12/top-10-movie-picks-of-2010.html