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He's back! A few years ago, a French editor named Fabrice Mathieu put together a fun fan film titled TS: Terminators, mashing up footage from all of the

Cinemas is back! We've been featuring movie mash-ups for years now, including end-of-the-year recaps and video essays. But this is something new! French filmmaker Fabrice Mathieu (also of Darth by Darthwest) has created another new "tribute to cinema" titled The End, a 6-minute mash-up of footage from hundreds of different movies. Fabrice edited together over 500 different movie gifs to create this mesmerizing journey through the world of cinema - from the early days until today. "In 2020, the world stood still… in the movies too: made with movies gifs with a perfect loop, more than 500!...

Star Wars meets North by Northwest in Darth by Darthwest! March 11, 2021 by: North By Northwest? Editor Fabrice Matthieu took it upon himself to mash-up up Hitchcock's classic with some dazzling moments from A New Hope, and the result is pretty spectacular. It's also fairly appropriate, as George Lucas himself always went on record about how influenced he was by Hitchcock, and it's interesting to see how seamlessly Cary Grant's performance and Hitchcock's staging mixes with Lucas's sci-fi epic. It's great stuff and if you dig it - I highly recommend checking out its author Fabrice Mathieu'...

ET Panache NEWS Powered by A new, safe home for Louvre’s unseen treasures. An ambitious move to shift 250K artworks to a storage site 120 miles away SECTIONS A new, safe home for Louvre’s unseen treasures. An ambitious move to shift 250K artworks to a storage site 120 miles awayBy Share Synopsis The five-year project will see the transfer of works of art to an ultramodern storage site in northern France. New York Times Related LIÉVIN, FRANCE: It is the most ambitious move in the history of the Louvre — a five-year project to transfer 250,000 works ...

New, safe home for the Louvre's unseen treasures and artefacts published : 17 Feb 2021 at 10:42 A preparatory study by 16th-century Italian artist Giulio Romano in the Louvre. (Photo: Dmitry Kostyukov/NYT) PARIS: It is the most ambitious move in the history of the Louvre -- a five-year project to transfer a quarter of a million artworks to an ultramodern storage site 193km away in northern France. For more than 16 months, a stream of trucks has quietly hauled treasures from the museum's central Paris basement, and other sites, to the Louvre Conservation Center, a...