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Dorkly has mocked up a few PSA posters for the folks of Middle Earth and the results are pretty funny. My favorite is in the header, but a close second has to be the "No Elevensies" poster (a reference to that heart stammerin...
| Nick Valdez |
In this adorable public service announcement from Mikey Glazer, Hollywood, the press and the rest of the world get straightened out about how to pronounce 2013 Academy Award Best Actress nominee Quvenzhane Wallis' name. Goodness, she's so freaking adorable. [via Youtube, image via Buzzfeed]
| Liz Rugg |
You may remember us reporting on a make-your-own Alamo Drafthouse PSA contest back in October. The message of these PSAs is simple: shut the hell up and turn off your stupid phone while you're watching the movie, you ugly obn...
| Hubert Vigilla |
Dumb Ways to Die, animated by Julian Frost and sung Emily Lubitz (song written by John Mescall and Ollie McGill), is the most catchy yet disturbing thing you'll probably ever sing aloud. Seriously, try singing the lyrics out...
| Nick Valdez |
That makes it movie related right? No? Okay well this CPR PSA, commissioned by the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada, was made by Splice, Cube, and (hopefully) Neuromancer director, Vincenzo Natali. So there you go....
| Nick Valdez |
While I'm not a huge fan of people telling me what to do, I am a fan of people better than me telling me what to do. The good people from Disney's Frankenweenie and IMAX theaters have teamed together in order to stop people ...
| Nick Valdez |
People who talk or text during a movie are horrible. Just abysmal examples of the human race. I remember watching a repertory screening of City Lights at Film Forum a few years ago and some mook had the nerve to talk on his ...
| Hubert Vigilla |
Man, the animation for The Lorax looks beautiful, doesn't it? In what will almost certainly be condemned as child brainwashing by conservative groups, upcoming kid's movie The Lorax (based off of the classic Dr. Seuss book) ...
| Liz Rugg |
Look, the Alamo Drafthouse theaters in Austin, TX have one simple rule: You text/talk during a movie, you get kicked out. End of story. Apparently comedian Patton Oswalt didn't know about this iron-clad rule in the Drafthous...
| Liz Rugg |
How many times have you been talking about Requiem for a Dream and someone has made the joke that if you want kids to stay off drugs you should just screen the movie in health class. Of course that's not really plausible for...
| Matthew Razak |
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