'Donnie Darko' is a very controversial movie among people who have seen it. It is one of the most differing opinion movies among people who have seen it I have ever discussed with anyone. Most people either REALLY LOVE IT (like me) or REALLY HATE IT. Never really much in the middle. Richard Kelly really made an interesting movie, and I would rather have something that sparks debate over a boring 'OK' movie any day of the week. So when 8 Bit Cinema decides to give it the Nintendo 8-bit treatment, I have to share... and love every second of it! They bring the world of 'Donnie Darko' into the world of 8-bit, down to the dialogue and even the music (an 8-bit version of 'Mad World' at the end? Wow... just wow!). Enjoy all that 8 Bit Cinema has to offer by clicking here, and check out the 'Donnie Darko' video after the jump...
Showing posts with label Donnie Darko. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Donnie Darko. Show all posts
May 30, 2014
8 Bit Cinema Gives Us The 'Donnie Darko' NES Game We Always Wanted....
'Donnie Darko' is a very controversial movie among people who have seen it. It is one of the most differing opinion movies among people who have seen it I have ever discussed with anyone. Most people either REALLY LOVE IT (like me) or REALLY HATE IT. Never really much in the middle. Richard Kelly really made an interesting movie, and I would rather have something that sparks debate over a boring 'OK' movie any day of the week. So when 8 Bit Cinema decides to give it the Nintendo 8-bit treatment, I have to share... and love every second of it! They bring the world of 'Donnie Darko' into the world of 8-bit, down to the dialogue and even the music (an 8-bit version of 'Mad World' at the end? Wow... just wow!). Enjoy all that 8 Bit Cinema has to offer by clicking here, and check out the 'Donnie Darko' video after the jump...
August 16, 2012
Gallery 1988 Presents Crazy 4 Cult In NYC... And CCD Was There!!!
The CCD crew decided to venture into Manhattan and check out the Gallery 1988 art show Craxzy 4 Cult for ourselves on its opening night last week. It is a dope show, and my only knock on it was that it was in too small a space. People who were waiting to buy prints and pieces formed a line along one whole side of the gallery and prevented people from seeing that half of the show. But for the pieces that I did get a shot to see... all I can say is wow! There are some great pieces in the show, and I had to bust out the camera on my tablet to take some photos for all of you guys to see for yourself. It was crazy packed and hard to take pics, but I did my best. Not all of these will appear online (some are featured over at gallery 1988's website and many other sites like ours) so this might be the only chance you get to see it. The show runs through September, so try and get down to 64 Ganservoort St. and see the magnificent work for yourself. Check out my pics after the jump...
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