Here’s an interesting project: Victor Solomon took every single episode of The Sopranos, stripped out everything but the swear words, and stitched the rest back together into a 27 minute long montage of the show, done in chronological order, that definitely lives up to its uncensored title:
Just never say the man doesn’t have dedication!
(Also be sure to check out his other rather interesting project called mirrorface:)
Food Fight is “an abridged history of American-centric war, from World War II to present day, told through the foods of the countries in conflict”.
It’s a pretty entertaining and “chronologically re-enacted smorgasbord of aggression”, and definitely worth a few minutes of your time, so watch and see if you can identify all of the parties involved.
GrandOpening has reopened, and it’s now Manhattan’s only drive-in cinema.
Twice a night, seven days a week, you and five friends can sit under the painted sky in a 1965 Ford Falcon convertible and enjoy life as it used to be.
Films will start from the ‘60s and progress chronologically each night, and there’s even a full concession stand if you get the munchies mid way.
At just $75 per show, it’s only $12.50 per ticket, which, sadly, isn’t that much for a movie these days.
Grab some friends, grab some tickets, and grab some memories, because it’s only a matter of time before there’s another grand opening.