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Cahiers du Chats du Cinéma

The world’s oldest surviving film — all 2.11 seconds of it — was shot in 1888.

Within five years, Thomas Edison built the world’s first movie studio.

It took only a year after that to film the world’s first cat video.

[via The Atlantic]

nojo
7:00 am • Friday • February 17, 2012
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al2o3cr

9:20 am • Friday • February 17, 2012

Bonus movie fact, one that seems particularly relevant as the major studios continue to insist that everything should bend to protect their “property” – it only took till 1910 for production companies to flee to the west coast to escape Edison’s licensing fees for cameras.

Benedick

10:07 am • Friday • February 17, 2012

The week after saw the shooting of the first porn: Milady’s Naughty Chauffeur.

blogenfreude

11:49 am • Friday • February 17, 2012

@Benedick: beat me to it …

Dodgerblue

12:46 pm • Friday • February 17, 2012

Everyone should go see Hugo.

Tommmcatt Be Fat, And That Be That

2:13 pm • Friday • February 17, 2012

@Dodgerblue: Really? I found it slightly dull.

Dodgerblue

3:56 pm • Friday • February 17, 2012

@Tommmcatt Be Fat, And That Be That: Well, I knew something of Melies’ work, and had no idea that the movie would go in that direction. I was thrilled.

Tommmcatt Be Fat, And That Be That

5:02 pm • Friday • February 17, 2012

@Dodgerblue: I was expecting more of a children’s film, I think.

JNOV is like, Peace?

6:53 pm • Friday • February 17, 2012

I don’t like this.

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