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How to Make a Stop-Motion Cake [videos] – Eat Me Daily

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How to Make a Stop-Motion Cake [videos]. May 17, 2010, 1:03 pm 0 Comments. Stop-motion video is kind of turning into the Manic Pixie Dream Girl. Of viral videos impossibly cute, and no matter how many of them there are, you still can't help wanting more but this one, a promo for the Annecy International Animated Film Festival and Market. Is way more interesting than Zooey Deschanel. Directed by Alexandre Dubosc. Hit the jump to see the video. Top Chef Masters Getting All Hipster. Manic pixie dream girl.

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Filmvielle: December 2014

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Wednesday, December 31, 2014. 2014's Out Of Nowhere Gem: THE BABADOOK. THE BABADOOK (directed by Jennifer Kent, 2014). She also taps into the primal understanding that having kids can be a scary friggin thing. Think "We Need To Talk About Kevin" meets "The Conjuring," and you're on the right track. Some of the more mixed reviews point to this as a cheat. Once we accept that the Babadook may in fact be imagined by Sam and Amelia, what's there to be afraid of? Are certainly real, though. The family's r...

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Filmvielle: September 2014

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Tuesday, September 30, 2014. THE SKELETON TWINS Becomes Overly Indie, Whatever That Means. THE SKELETON TWINS (directed by Craig Johnson, 2014). Indie," like "hipster" or "dudebro," is one of those Rorschach Tests of words. Maybe it once had a clear definition, but now it means whatever you want it to mean. It's an easy, even shallow, way to categorize someone or something, and with just a modicum more effort, we could dig beneath the surface and discover the hidden complexities. They create rounded, rea...

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Filmvielle: March 2015

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Monday, March 30, 2015. IT FOLLOWS Kindly Asks To Burrow Under Your Skin And Stay There. Directed by David Robert Mitchell, 2015). Welcome to the world of "It Follows." You will not laugh with your friends after a jump-inducing scare. You will not feel that fun, goofy fear that comes with knowing it's only a movie. You will leave unsettled, disturbed, and wary of your surroundings. Lets not be stingy with the praise, though. You will also experience the best American horror movie in ages. Especially with...

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Filmvielle: April 2014

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Wednesday, April 30, 2014. Ambitious NOAH Proves The Bible Shouldn't Be Treated As Gospel. NOAH (directed by Darren Aronofsky, 2014). Before anything, let us pause and be grateful a movie like "Noah" exists. Equal parts sermon and spectacle, intimate drama and epic, Darren Aronofsky's latest (and what a treat to say those words at all) throws down the gauntlet as a movie that wants to be everything and partially fails if only because it winds up being a lot of things. Still, in the pantheon of Aronofsky ...

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RDU Gonna Eat That? | Snarky food blogging couple from Raleigh | Page 2

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RDU Gonna Eat That? Snarky food blogging couple from Raleigh. Newer posts →. Triangle Foodie Tweet-up: Strolling around Raleigh. June 5, 2011. This slideshow requires JavaScript. Was a great idea. We would walk and take the bus to several locations around downtown Raleigh to try different foods around the area. Don’t get me wrong, I have loved every single tweet-up, but I wanted Raleigh to get a chance to shine. Continue reading →. In a Pickle at Mt. Olive. May 9, 2011. This slideshow requires JavaScript.

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Easy as Pie: Dinner at Piebird | RDU Gonna Eat That?

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RDU Gonna Eat That? Snarky food blogging couple from Raleigh. Chicken ‘n’ Waffles at Dame’s. Tyler’s Taproom →. Easy as Pie: Dinner at Piebird. January 15, 2012. This slideshow requires JavaScript. To start off the meal, we had an order of the pie cracklings, which were pieces of fried pie dough served with hummus. My favorite part of pie is the crust, so this was like heaven for me, a dish with nothing but crust! Finally, we reached the other main event; Dessert! This entry was posted in chicken. Lookin...

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Tyler’s Taproom | RDU Gonna Eat That?

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RDU Gonna Eat That? Snarky food blogging couple from Raleigh. Easy as Pie: Dinner at Piebird. February 6, 2012. This slideshow requires JavaScript. The menu item really drew Becca and I to Tyler’s was not the beer at all but the bacon popcorn, which was covered in both small pieces of bacon and some of the most feathery, finely grated parmesan cheese I have ever had. Once again bacon proves to be the perfect compliment to the popcorn as it does with pretty much everything. Easy as Pie: Dinner at Piebird.

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Filmvielle: August 2014

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Sunday, August 31, 2014. BOYHOOD Revels In The Immensity Of The Everyday. BOYHOOD (directed by Richard Linklater, 2014). Defiantly plotless, "Boyhood" resists easy arcs or lessons, despite covering a 12 year time frame. Offering less a story than a series of events. People grow in small increments (both physically and emotionally). Characters who seem important drift in and out of focus. The soundtrack appropriately evolves with the times. So what of it? Is it fair to love "Boyhood" as much for how.

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Filmvielle: TOMORROWLAND Crashes Like A Faulty Jet Pack

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Sunday, May 24, 2015. TOMORROWLAND Crashes Like A Faulty Jet Pack. TOMORROWLAND (directed by Brad Bird, 2015). How much you enjoy "Tomorrowland" largely boils down to how much you're willing to lie to yourself. And yet.and yet. Do we support a movie for what it's trying to do, or for what it ultimately does? I take no pleasure in this. Chief among the movie's faults is the most elemental one of structure. It's not that "Tomorrowland"'s ultimate destination - that of a basic end-of-the-world scenario - is...