"Television won’t be able to hold on to any market it captures after the first six months. People will soon get tired of staring at a plywood box every night."

Darryl F. Zanuck, Founder of 20th Century Films (now known as 20th Century Fox)

Pyrao asked Arnold Schwarzenegger at his Reddit AMA: What is the best piece of advice you’ve ever received in your life?

Arnold replied with this handwritten answer. Very practical advice. So simple, yet so often overlooked. 

"Objects are never humans to a computer, nor are they faces or bodies. It aims not for man as an object. The reason is simple: because the computer is this object in and of itself. Maybe this is why we do not cry at websites like we cry at the movies. Maybe it is why there is no “faciality” with the computer, why there is no concept of a celebrity star system (except ourselves), no characters or story (except our own), no notion of recognition and reversal, as Aristotle said of poetry. If the movie screen always directs toward, the computer screen always directs away. If at the movies you tilt your head back, with a computer you tilt in."

The Interface Effect by Alexander R. Galloway

Removies: Movies with one letter removed! The whole set is hilarious; very creative.

“RUIN” is really well done; I’m especially fond of the nano-tech on display.
Also, Fox is turning this into live-action.

Trailer for the funnest movie I’ve seen in the last 5 years, Czech comedy Muži v naději (Men of Hope).

Oh, and the girl’s Kerekes Vica. Go ahead, fall in love; I already did.