October 22nd, 2006

Film Jewels in Public Domain

VCRclock brought it to my attention a while ago that archive.org not only archives webpages, but also many types of short films. Educational films from decades ago, documentaries, and lots more.

Only now have I realised that they also preserve full length movie classics such as Nosferatu (1922) – which I happen to have studied last week in my first Film class, by the way! – as well as Night of The Living Dead (1968), and Dressed To Kill.

There’s loads more too. Check it out. I wish I had another hard drive, so that I could save more of these videos. I have only a couple of gigabytes left!

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Comment by soixantedeux
  • In the past, I’ve downloaded “Night of the Living Dead” and a movie called “The Phantom Planet” from archive.org. I did a report on the latter and discovered in the process that the plot mirrors the U-2 Incident.

    I used to have a whole lot of movies saved to my hard drive, but these days I don’t have enough space.

    October 22, 2006 @ 5:24 am
  • Comment by kristen
  • i’m glad you liked my drawing. it’s a very big compliment coming from an artist whose aesthetic i respect. i was going to/ in/ coming from dallas since thursday, and i just got back (2:00am, my time), or i would have told you that sooner. p.s. the subject of this note will probably consume my day tomorrow. xoxokr

    October 22, 2006 @ 8:22 am
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