Terminator Vision from Rich Cameron on Vimeo.
I am really tempted to let this video speak for itself. It's a pretty awesome looking app called Terminator Vision.
Facebook and Face Recognition software make for an awesome little combo here.
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Two weeks ago, I was privileged to see an advanced screening of Catfish. Now for those of you who haven't heard of this movie, it is the newest movie about Facebook (no, not The Social Network). The general premise is that this is a documentary about two friends who film their other friend as he pursues a relationship with a girl he met on the internet (no, not The Virginity Hit).
You can watch the trailer here:
For those who have seen the trailer, it misrepresents the movie as a horror film, which is the only thing that is wrong with this movie. Many of the people I knew who went to see it were extremely disappointed to find out that it wasn't a horror film. I also thought it was going to be scary, but I still enjoyed the film and thought it was great. Many of these friends said that the deep root of their disappointment stemmed from the fact that the previews lied to them (just like how the Ghost Rider trailer lied to us about it being a good movie). My friends said they would have still seen it had the trailer been cut to better represent the actual movie. This is a perfect example as how marketing can really deceive people and actually hurt an otherwise great movie.
Without giving a lot of the film away, I will say that I really enjoyed the movie because it gave a real example of how nothing is as it seems on the internet. Now, this movie definitely is not for everyone, but if you enjoy documentaries and the internet I'd say go see it. This movie will move you and give you a real different outlook on Facebook and for the next few days you'll begin to question everything you know.
This is definitely worth paying full price for at night!
8/10
If you head over to the official Facebook fan group for the upcoming NBC sitcom, Community you can catch the entire pilot episode before it debuts in September.
It's only up for the next 72 hours so watch it while you can and see why people are calling it the best new sitcom of the Fall!
Hey guys,
We have a special treat for you today.
We're sharing a special peak at the promo trailer for a film called New Wave, which is written by Andrew Koenig. Andrew was kind enough to share this with me so I can share it with you in the hopes of getting eyes on it that can help get it produced.
New Wave is an anti-nuke, sci-fi comedy with lots of kick ass 80's music. It takes it's inspiration from 80's movies like Repo Man and Buckaroo Banzai.
After you watch the trailer, please leave a comment at the New Wave Fan Page on Facebook. The more fans, the better chance of getting it made.
You can see the trailer by heading over to the following address (or by clicking the poster above) and entering the log in info below:
http://monkeygolucky.com/newwavetease.shtml
UN: MGLVisitor
PW: MGLGuest
The User Name and Password are Case Sensitive!
Check out the trailer, join the fan page, and tell your friends, especially if you know anyone who can help get this made.
It really looks like it will be a great movie.
