Showing posts with label film noir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film noir. Show all posts
Harry Lime
via this isn't happiness
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Gif Animation: What's the rumpus?
These smoke exhale/inhale gif animations are images from Miller's Crossing (1990)
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my other gif animations
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Poster Art: While the City Sleeps
While the City Sleeps, 1956,
Dir: Fritz Lang,
Italian poster,
Poster artist: Giorgio Olivetti
(by the same)
Poster Art: The Killers
The Killers aka "Ernest Hemingway's The Killers",
1946, Dir: Robert Siodmak,
Swedish poster, Poster artist: Martin Gavler
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Movie Classic: Elevator to the Gallows (1958)
Noir of the Week: Elevator to the Gallows (Ascenseur pour l’echafaud 1958)
Via del.icio.us/bibi
According to myself this is a great movie (by Louis Malle) with a great music score (Miles Davis). As if that wasn't enough this version of the movie poster is an extraordinary one. Does anyone have the name of the poster artist?
Movies: Film Stills
Some film stills from the classic movie Night of the Hunter found on this blog. There are much more to find over there.
Via Bedazzled!
Some more or less related posts
Movies: Hitchcockmania
Design: Steven Hill's Movie Title Screens Page
Design: Förtexter designade av Saul Bass
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Link Dump: Film Noir, Kapow!!, Russian Posters & Stewardesses
Josephzohn presents a couple of nice film noir links. First check out a site about French posters for American film noir and then click for a blog about film noir suitably called "Noir of the Week" and its archive.
Bibi comes up with this suggestion: "Museum of Russian Posters". It is more or less a repost at Martin Klasch - in June we publishes a post for this Flickr set containing all (?) of the posters from the mentioned site - so if you'd rather watch it at Flickr...
Mr Dante wants us to look at some cool screenshots from Batman: The Movie (1966).WHAP! KAPOW! THWACK!
Kane (The World Of...) has served us with a number of cool posts the last couple of weeks. He pays attention to designers, photographers, illustrators etc: Irving Harper. Alvin Lustig. Paul Rand. Frank Habicht. He also takes us on a trip with airline stewardesses, airline design and identity and Braniff ads.
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