Alright, it's been a fun run Blogger, but Tumblr's sleekness is just far too enticing.

I'm leaving up this more archaic form of A Life With Film for archival qualities, but for further updates, trot on over to the new A Life With Film!

Okay, so it's not like I just discovered Vimeo. I've been aware of it for a while, but it wasn't until yesterday that I really understood it. So, here's hoping that your Monday didn't start out like this:

WARNING: The short film, while fabulous and hilarious, does contain some nudity and thus is NSFW.

One Night Stand from Jack Tew on Vimeo.

The short list of documentaries under Oscar consideration has recently been released with two glaring omissions: Babies and Catfish. Chase and I discuss on this week's podcast.

Listen over here at the Maneater.

The poster for the new Matt Damon and Emily Blunt flick The Adjustment Bureau has just hit the public.

So what does this look like to you:

I don't know about you, but that looks a hell of a lot like last year's Inception poster. Maybe mixed with that Jim Carrey flop Fun With Dick and Jane.

The really sad part about this case of mistaken identity is that the trailer for The Adjustment Bureau seemed pretty interesting. Now it just seems like a really expensive rip off. Someone definitely dropped the ball here.

Parodies are always fun, and nitty gritty remakes of children's shows are fun ten-fold.

Now who wants to whip me up a Jurassic Park edition of Barney and Friends?

{source: buzzfeed}

As you can probably tell, I've been slacking a little bit this week. Regardless, I think that Thanksgiving break is a perfect excuse to shirk responsibilities and play Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 all day.

I'll be back next week with more on new trailers, posters, and of course a bit on the recent Comic-Con epic failure.

Anyways, here's my offering for the week, just in case you miss me:

WARNING: This is a fake trailer lifted from the 2007 Tarantino/Rodriguez double feature Grindhouse. Since this is the case, please be aware of nudity, extreme violence, and adult language. NSFW.

I know this is a little late, but let me give you my reaction to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1: Amazing.

More details to follow in my next MOVE column.

Can't wait for July 15, 2011.