Hammer Films is back:
Embarking on its first feature film production in nearly 30 years, legendary British film company Hammer Films has started principle photography in Ireland on the horror thriller “The Wake Wood”
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Hammer Films is back:
Embarking on its first feature film production in nearly 30 years, legendary British film company Hammer Films has started principle photography in Ireland on the horror thriller “The Wake Wood”
A film about the horror of morning erections?
So, we got a PS3 to use as a Blu-Ray player. Guess what I'm watching!
That's what we did, Jilli.
When I watched Underworld in blu-ray, I was entranced by the fact that Kate Beckinsale has pores.
What resolution are standard DVDs in?
640 x 480 (for NTSC. It's different for PAL). If a movie is in widescreen mode, then the pixels aren't square.
I thought all pixels were square! What are they, rectangular?
Yep.
Woot! Just saw on Criterion's site that they are putting out EUROPA (aka Zentropa) in December. As much as I've had huge issues with VonTrier since then, Zentropa was one of my favorite movies the year it came out.
NTSC resolution is 720x486 (rectangular pixels) on a television set. On a computer displaying square pixels it's 640x480.
My brother and his family went East in September. I figured that they had just randomly decided to visit family (which they did) but actually - my SIL Mary had a screenplay entered in the DC Shorts film festival. And it won!
If only I had known - I could have announced it so that DCistas could go check it out.