This full length music video for 'Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win' featuring Santigold uses stop motion (and a few strategically placed hands) to parody films like True Lies and James Bond.
Showing posts with label Spike Jonze. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spike Jonze. Show all posts
Sunday, 7 August 2011
Don't Play No Game That I Can't Win - Spike Jonze For The Beastie Boys
First it was Michel Gondry back together with Bjork and now it is Spike Jonze directing for the Beastie Boys again!
Labels:
Animation,
Barbie,
Beastie Boys,
Funny,
Music,
Music Video,
Santigold,
Spike Jonze,
Stop Motion,
Video
Tuesday, 3 November 2009
Geoff McFetridge & Where The Wild Things Are For Huck & Little White Lies
I am still majorly excited about the release of the Spike Jonze adaptation of 'Where The Wild Things Are' So I am loving the artwork on these upcoming issues of Little White Lies and Huck magazines by Geoff McFetridge who created this illustration to be split across both covers. Both mags are available NOW!


Saturday, 12 September 2009
Finally A Post On Where The Wild things Are
Posters have just been released for the upcoming film Where The Wild Things Are, based on one of my favourite ever kids books by Maurice Senda, so I thought it would give me an opportunity to write about the adaptation which I have been so excited about for months.
Just like Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, the film is being eagerly anticipated and I literally can not wait to go and see it. It is the kind of thing that will either smash it or just flop and I am really willing it to be good.
I am pretty happy that the amazing Spike Jonze is directing, because his work is usually so cool and has the right sort of tone for the book, the trailer looks good...but it could still go either way for me. James Gandolfini, Catherine O'Hara, and Alice Parkinson are all staring and the film is released on October 16th.



Just like Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland, the film is being eagerly anticipated and I literally can not wait to go and see it. It is the kind of thing that will either smash it or just flop and I am really willing it to be good.
I am pretty happy that the amazing Spike Jonze is directing, because his work is usually so cool and has the right sort of tone for the book, the trailer looks good...but it could still go either way for me. James Gandolfini, Catherine O'Hara, and Alice Parkinson are all staring and the film is released on October 16th.



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