Must click links, Presidents' Day edition: Who's the worst president of them all?, R.I.P. the blogs, Berlin Film Festival, life at the Apple Store and much more …

Fandor Presents "A Cinematic Blizzard," a video essay by Roger Ebert:



… and here is the accompanying essay about Do-it yourself auteurs.


IFC.com: The 50 greatest opening title sequences of all time.


Popular Mechanics with Confessions of an Apple Store Employee: "They have a really lenient attendance policy. You have to be late like 15 times before they'll fire you. But if you talk to the press or speculate to a customer about the next iPad? That's the end of you."


The Playlist: World cinema titans Olivier Assayas & Abbas Kiarostami shooting new films this spring.


NPR: A Look At The Youth Of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood.


The American trailer for Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul's Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall his Past Lives features monkey spirits and sex with catfish:



Must-Click Links of the Day is a collection of (mostly random) movie and news links we hope will peak your interest and spark discussion. We encourage you to send us your suggestions for the next day’s post to [email protected] and leave comments.

Salon.com: Who is the worst President of them all? Is it Johnson? Buchanan? W?

PBS Video has dozens of amazing documentaries on American Presidents available to watch in their archives.

New York Times: Blogs wane as the young drift to Social media.

And the winners at this year's Berlin Film Festival are...

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