Other Watch Shia LABEOUF 72hours watching his Movies

steiner13 · November 11, 2015

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wired.co.uk

You Can Watch Shia LaBeouf Watching All His Movies Right Now
LIVESTREAMING HAS TAKEN a great leap forward over the past few years. Videogame players like PewDiePie are popping up on late-night talk shows and getting television deals. The Twitch marathon of Bob Ross’s Joy of Paintingwas so popular the livestream site announced that airing a full season of the show will become a weekly occurrence.

And now the performance art piece that masquerades as actor Shia LaBeouf’s real life has dipped into the livestreaming marathon game.

Beginning yesterday at the Angelika Film Center in New York, LaBeouf has embarked on a project entitled #ALLMYMOVIES. The “piece” has the actor watching all 29 of his films, back-to-back, in reverse chronological order, while a camera attached to the seat in front of him broadcasts his reactions live on the Internet. Anyone who wishes to drop in on the project while it broadcasts can do so for free. Currently, he’s watching the first Transformersfilm, but later on tonight he’ll be enjoying D.J. Caruso’s Disturbia and Emilio Estevez’s Bobby. Tomorrow he’ll be winding the clock back to his early roles in The Even Stevens Movie and Holes. This has to be the Shia LaBeouf-iest thing Shia LaBeouf has ever done.

There’s no sound on the video stream, and no way of knowing what’s happening on the screen—the camera is focused solely on him, most likely due to broadcast rights issues (and the fact that at one point both Nymphomaniacmovies were played). Still, it has been entertaining to hear various stories of LaBeouf’s reactions to certain films. It’ll also be fun to see how he manages his circadian rhythm as the marathon continues around the clock. Even though Surf’s Up is playing at dinner time, it still seems like an ideal time for a nap if he needs one.

EntertainmentWeekly

This is what happens when you sit next to Shia LaBeouf during a marathon of his own movies
BY ARIANA BACLE • @IAMBACLE

hia LaBeouf is easy to find, at least for the next three days. The embattled actor is sitting at the Angelika Film Center in New York, watching his entire filmography alongside anyone who wishes to join him.The project, called #ALLMYMOVIES, is the second art installation LaBeouf has made with artists Luke Turner and Nastja Säde Rönkkö in as many years. In 2014, the Transformers star “performed” in the Los Angeles-based project #IAMSORRY, which centered on LaBeouf wearing a paper bag on his head and letting attendees do whatever they pleased in his presence while he sat before them, completely silent.#ALLMYMOVIES is similar, in a way: As soon as the first movie in the marathon, the unreleased Man Down, came to an end, one theatergoer sitting right behind LaBeouf called it “sh–ty.” He didn’t whisper; he didn’t express regret after saying the proclamation. He just plainly stated that he just watched a “sh–ty movie.” The comment started a conversation among a group of people, all of whom went on to talk about LaBeouf as if he wasn’t even there. It was jarring, this invisibility they forced on him, but also understandable: 30 minutes before Man Down ended, I took the empty seat next to LaBeouf. Not long after, I entertained the idea of reaching into the bag of popcorn he’d been noshing on and grabbing some for myself. It’d make a good story, I thought. Then I realized I had, like the group behind me, momentarily ignored that LaBeouf is real.

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This dehumanization is very likely part of why LaBeouf wanted to do this, and part of why he is apparently remaining completely mute for the entirety of the three days. After sitting right next to him for a few hours, I extended my hand during one of the intermissions to introduce myself, thinking it could launch a conversation. It didn’t, though he did shake my hand and look me in the eye. He had a similar response when some fans approached to compliment his work, only solemnly glancing up at them in silence.Which isn’t to say he was constantly silent: LaBeouf let out hearty laughs multiple times throughout the screening of Fury, the World War II drama that was released last fall. (LaBeouf got a tooth removed as part of his Method preparation for the role.) During Man Down’s tragic conclusion, he openly bawled.I tried not to look at him during the films, an attempt to respect his personal space (and, to be honest, an attempt to battle back the already-inherent awkwardness of the event), but hearing these emotions flow out of him inspired a sense of relief. And as I squeezed past LaBeouf — who let his legs spill out into the main aisle anytime someone from our row needed to leave — on my way out, I wished him a good day. Despite knowing he wouldn’t vocally return the sentiment, I felt a responsibility to tell him this, to engage with him on a human level. But maybe I failed his test by treating him like an actual person. Maybe I should have stolen his popcorn. Maybe I should have told him his movie was bad.Or maybe I was overthinking it all. LaBeouf lifted his head and nodded in my general direction as I said goodbye. Then he went back to sitting in silence, waiting for the start of Nymphomaniac.

perezhilton

Shia LaBeouf Is Currently Watching Every Movie He's Ever Been In — And You Can Join Him!
11/10/2015 2:07 PM ET | Filed under: Film Flickers • Wacky, Tacky & True • Shia LaBeouf • Nostalgia • Viral: News

This is art.

Shia LaBeouf may not be famous anymore, but that doesn't mean he's completely forgotten about his career as a movie star!

In fact, the 29-year-old actor-turned-artist is currently wrapped up in his biggest piece of installation art yet — sitting through every single movie he's ever been in one right after the other.

Related: Shia LaBeouf Says He Was Raped At His Art Show

Starting Tuesday at 12 noon, Shia will be sitting inside the Angelika Film Centerin New York and watching all of his movies, starting with his most recent film, Man Down, and finishing with his early days as a Disney Channel star — that's right, The Even Stevens Movie!

Plus, it's absolutely free!

For the next three days, all you have to do is wait in line until there's an open seat to endure 72 hours of straight Shia LeBeouf goodness.

Related: What We Know About Shia LaBeouf's Arrest!

Oh — and if you happen to live outside of NYC, there's a live stream of Shia watching himself at #AllMyMovies.

We wonder how he's going to stay awake for so long?! LOLz!

Will U be tuning in??

[Image via Shia LaBeouf/#AllMyMovies.]

November 11, 2015

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this is really weird

steiner13 · November 11, 2015

if you famous and have boredom, it seems there no limits to do weird stuff

November 11, 2015

if you famous and have boredom, it seems there no limits to do weird stuff

Does this guy even know he's being watched

WheresWaldo · November 12, 2015

maybe he wants pple to watch him cuz he did all those stupid dumb things while in probation, hes like justin beiber then later on justin music became so good