If you didn’t watch Inception just yet, do yourself a favor an do it!
I’m making this post to share my own conclusions about it, so please be advised, it’s almost pure SPOILERS.
And even if you don’t mind it, I’d suggest you don’t read it and try first to reach your own conclusions before reading this.
But if you already watched the movie, I do recommend reading the post to compare your conclusions with mine, correct me if I’m wrong, or just try to analyze the movie deeper… it’s what I liked the most about the whole movie. Continue lendo 'Inception — What I took from it'»
You know those songs that for some reason are part of your life and will follow you forever?
The ones you always get back to on happy and sad days, like an old friend?
Well, this is one of those for me, and part of a series of posts I’m calling my permanent playlist.
How many times in TV series and movies have you seen the police, FBI, counter terrorist units, private military companies and other forensics scenarios picking up crappy surveilance cameras, cellcam footage of photos and other very bad sources, applying some pixie magic state of the art impossible software and using it to scrape out information out of nowhere?
Tons of times I’m guessing will be the answer.
For all of you who knows too well scenes like that, dunk3d created this video compilation that is hilarious and very very sad at the same time. Continue lendo 'Let’s ENHANCE!'»
RenderYardChannel and Retro Producciones has this trailer for an interesting indie documentary about Japan and hobbies, called (duh) Hobby: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xan18q
With Ciro Altabas as guide, and lots of interesting stuff!
Master blogger of all things otaku in Japan – Danny Choo seems to be a big theme there, which is just awesome!
Yann Tiersen used 6 iPhones to complete a piano keyboard (or almost):
And used them to play (after having lots of trouble receiving calls and stuff) Comptine D’un Autre Ete: L’apres from Amélie (Le Fabuleux Destin d’Amélie Poulain) soundtrack.
Awesome! The piano sounds are truly impressive for a cellphone.
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