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I wonder if they were primary interviews, or taken from a different source?
Three quarters of a thumbs up for being better constructed and informative than the dribble that is typically written.

Prada Candy (episodes 2 and 3)

The best thing to come out of this is the chorus of the song L'Idole by Jacques Dutronc (seeing as I cannot appreciate the spoken French verses).
One thumbs down still, because I feel the dim night settings do not showcase the clothing or accessories as well as it should have, especially given how the whimsy of the storyline suits the pastel retro femininity of the collection.

Prada Candy (by Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola)

Was getting super excited because it featured many things I love: Prada + Wes Anderson.
Meh - one thumbs down.

Ultimate Factories: Coca Cola

Because the Coca Cola formula is the world's best secret, this ended up being more about the bottling process.
One thumbs down - I cannot believe I am giving anything Coke related a thumbs down.

Mega Factories: Lego

The essential Lego brick has not changed shape since 1958, since having the bottom design (which was previously hollow).
One and a half thumbs up for having learnt so much about the design process, plastic injection moulding and factories, on an early Sunday morning.

Catch A Tuesday (A presentation by Oliver Peoples)

http://vimeo.com/4682029 - Once again, the inclusion of this 'presentation', despite the premise of my blog, forces you to reconsider the blurring of the lines between advertising and creative works such as movies, TV shows and written articles.
One and a half thumbs up anyway because I liked how aloof and francophilic? it was.

Lena Dunham X Rachel Antonoff

Wes Anderson X Amelie X Girls X David Attenborough
One thumbs up, for liking the concept of this 'short film' enough to include it in the blog, even though I realise it is stretching the definition of 'movie' (well more like shrinking it haha! I'm so punny).

Take My Picture (a short doco)

I knew Anna Dello Russo was mutton dressed as lamb, but seeing her trot about showing off for the street photographers was confirming and HILARIOUS.
One thumbs up for calling out the peacocking that goes along with this phenomena, and surprise smiles for Susie Bubble's beautiful English accent!

THIS IS NOT A MOVIE, THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO SHARE A GIF

Two thumbs down for breaking my own blog rules, but two thumbs up if this is successful.

Three Matthew McConaughys and a Baby

So.... it turns out it's not actually a real movie, but in fact a spoof video.

One thumbs down, for getting duped by IMDB.