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QuoProQuid posted:A whole bunch of posters for Total Recall came out yesterday. My fantasy is for someone's rear end to go to Mars, I'm not taking any of this moon poo poo.
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For several years, my iPhone voicemail alert has been the "FOR THE MEMORYYYYYYY OF A LIFETIIIIIME, REKALL, REKALL, REKALLLLLL!" audio clip from the movie. It's a good'un.
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Cleretic posted:My fantasy is for someone's rear end to go to Mars, I'm not taking any of this moon poo poo. I'm not even sure that's the moon. It looks like he's on an asteroid that's about to collide with the Pacific Ocean.
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Gonz posted:I'm not even sure that's the moon. It looks like he's on an asteroid that's about to collide with the Pacific Ocean. Asteroid surfing would be awesome, don't deny it. I also think humans never went to Mars in the new movie because they spend all their money building an elevator that goes through the Earth. PriorMarcus posted:Well, at least they put effort into this one. The rest of them look like stock photos. Well, that would true to life for certain ads.
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The MSJ posted:I also think humans never went to Mars in the new movie They don't. In the original story by PKD, a trip to Mars never happened, either, so this is actually closer to the source material than the Arnold movie, which will forever hold a special place in my heart.
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PriorMarcus posted:Well, at least they put effort into this one. The rest of them look like stock photos. 
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This guy's amazing stuff popped up on my tumblr: http://timothyandersonart-illustration.blogspot.com.au/      
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Aaah, he sells prints at a reasonable cost.
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Jun 19, 2012 16:05
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I hope he chose that Matrix line for how funny it is.
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Jun 19, 2012 17:47
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Olewithmilk posted:I'm sorry if this has been posted but I just saw one of the posters for Snow White and the Huntsman: Aweseomcrow aside, it's not only creepy because of the whites of the eyes, but the idea a bird could turn its eyes to you (instead of turning its whole head comically because birds can't really do the former) feels immensely creepy.
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Have $250 to $350 to spare for a poster? http://www.movies.com/movie-news/mondo-struzan-the-thing/8439 quote:Drew Struzan's THE THING poster will be available this Friday at the Summer of 1982 screening in Austin.  $250 for that or $350 for glow in the dark.
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Vintersorg posted:
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Ehh, I'd pay $250 for the actual poster, not just the art.
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Vintersorg posted:Have $250 to $350 to spare for a poster? I probably would pay that much for one, but know that there's no way I'll get chance to due to the way Mondo does things.
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Jun 20, 2012 18:39
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Is there a word for artsy slice of life ensemble posters that let you know immediately just how depressing a movie is going to be? You know with all of the headshots of actors looking pensive or wistful or contemplative. Take for example Fireflies in the Garden:    But then there's this one which is actually kind of cool:  Oh and don't watch this movie if you haven't. Sure enough it was a depressing slice of life ensemble movie made even worse by the fact that something like 45 minutes was cut and nothing makes and sense and there's no resolution.
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Jun 20, 2012 18:55
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Ehh, I'd pay $250 for the actual poster, not just the art. I don't know. I'd love to have that thing, huge, framed in my living room, so that I could high-five people who recognize it without seeing the title.
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Yodzilla posted:Is there a word for artsy slice of life ensemble posters that let you know immediately just how depressing a movie is going to be? You know with all of the headshots of actors looking pensive or wistful or contemplative. Take for example Fireflies in the Garden: Willem Dafoe in The Inability to Smile
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Vintersorg posted:Have $250 to $350 to spare for a poster? Before seeing that, paying $250 for a movie poster would have been something I would never have considered. I would definitely pay $250 for that.
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Jun 20, 2012 21:18
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People who get to go to these Alamo screenings are so loving lucky.
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They're a loving blast, yeah.
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Gonz posted:I'm not even sure that's the moon. It looks like he's on an asteroid that's about to collide with the Pacific Ocean. His fantasy was to be Bruce Willis in Armageddon.
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AFewBricksShy posted:Before seeing that, paying $250 for a movie poster would have been something I would never have considered. You could buy the original for $125,000 if you really wanted to 
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Codependent Poster posted:I hope he chose that Matrix line for how funny it is. Out of all the possible pseudo-philosophical lines from the movie that could be on there, he picks one that isn't even about the Matrix itself?
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Cacator posted:Out of all the possible pseudo-philosophical lines from the movie that could be on there, he picks one that isn't even about the Matrix itself? I'm guessing he wanted a line that fit the aesthetic he designs towards, not one that would summarise the film itself.
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Cacator posted:Out of all the possible pseudo-philosophical lines from the movie that could be on there, he picks one that isn't even about the Matrix itself? It looks like the cover of some cheesy sci-fi novel and has a quote to match.
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Jun 21, 2012 02:20
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Browsing through that site I've only just realized how much I've been exposed to that man's art over the decades. drat.
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Cacator posted:Out of all the possible pseudo-philosophical lines from the movie that could be on there, he picks one that isn't even about the Matrix itself? No one can be told what The Matrix is. The Matrix said so!
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Yodzilla posted:Is there a word for artsy slice of life ensemble posters that let you know immediately just how depressing a movie is going to be? You know with all of the headshots of actors looking pensive or wistful or contemplative. Take for example Fireflies in the Garden: Growing up in a German-speaking country it always amused me how they had change titles because the german equivalent would sound silly or make no sense. "Glühwürmchen im Garten" sounds like a cute children's flick. 
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Haha, that Ebert quote: “a great barf-bag movie.” Way to sell that poster.
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ZeeBoi posted:Growing up in a German-speaking country it always amused me how they had change titles because the german equivalent would sound silly or make no sense. Willem Dafoe's jaw is as wide as everyone else's put together.
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Lobok posted:Willem Dafoe's jaw is as wide as everyone else's put together. Just like in real life!
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Anyone post "Masque of the Red Death" poster? Its probably my favorite poster.
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Teaser for Taken 2 is out It's a simple design and gets straight to the point. It's Liam Neeson beats the poo poo out of Europe, Part 2. Simple and effective. And here's the first poster I've seen for Spike Lee's latest, Red Hook Summer.  I haven't the slightest clue of what the movie's about, but it catches the eye and it certainly makes me interested in it. It's just a shame that the majority of his movies recently have been pretty lovely.
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Vagabundo posted:Teaser for Taken 2 is out And speaking of movies that don't need sequels but should have; where's the Inside Man sequel you promised, Spike Lee? 
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Vagabundo posted:Teaser for Taken 2 is out That has got to be the unluckiest family ever. Didn't they learn their lesson to not leave America in the first one?
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Stare-Out posted:I don't have a clue how that movie could have a sequel Taken My Wife: Pleeeaasseee?
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Leper Residue posted:That has got to be the unluckiest family ever. Didn't they learn their lesson to not leave America in the first one? There's a trailer that sorta explains what happens. This movie's gonna rule. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFZ2eQ0PpW4 The lighting in the poster is weird though. Here's Liam Neeson's nose and forehead!
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User-Friendly posted:There's a trailer that sorta explains what happens. This movie's gonna rule. Yeah, that looks just about as I expected. Quite badass. Directed by Olivier Megaton. Alllllright.
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^^^^^^Megaton Ofownich would be the best name ever. I like the plot to this film. Remember that guy we hosed with earlier who came by and hosed us royally. Lets gently caress with him again. They should call this movie Taken: The Refucking. Also got to love a dad who calls his daughter twice to tell her she has is about to be kidnapped. I wonder if he does every once and a while for shits and giggles .
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Leper Residue posted:That has got to be the unluckiest family ever. Didn't they learn their lesson to not leave America in the first one? I was hoping Liam was kidnapped and the mom and daughter would have to find hidden reserves of inner strength and kickassiocity to rescue him. But this plot looks good too.
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