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The Mad Hatter has tea all day. Including 4pm. Even though it's 6 to him.
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Miyamoto Musashi posted:I'd ugh too because it makes no sense. All the nonsense words in Jabberwocky have definitions, courtesy of Lewis Carroll. Brillig means "four o'clock in the afternoon — the time when you begin broiling things for dinner." Not exactly the sort of thing I'd think important to advertise on a movie poster. 4-o'clock in the afternoon..... awfully close to the time when the people that poster is advertising too might be having a little fun.
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 By Michele Rosenthal
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Wendell posted:Why is that ugh worthy? Because you were too dopey to get it? yeah that's exactly why, thanks for pointing that out, where would I be without you  e: dick sorry I was too dopey to get that you were a dick at first, I figured it out though
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Jan 11, 2013 07:51
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homerlaw posted:
I positively hate that movie, but I would gladly buy and display that poster.
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homerlaw posted:
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Jan 11, 2013 17:16
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homerlaw posted:
Not enough critters
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Jan 11, 2013 17:24
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homerlaw posted:
Now someone has to die. 
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Jan 11, 2013 17:37
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sbaldrick posted:Not enough critters Better? 
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Jan 11, 2013 21:37
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 Has this been posted yet? While there is nothing really awful about it, it's not very eye catching either. Looks like a DTV DVD artwork. Also people pointing Bow and Arrows at you is starting to become cliche. Also Travolta looks a little bit like a video game character.
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Jan 12, 2013 02:32
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Well, if you can't point a gun on a poster any more...
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Mister Chief posted:Well, if you can't point a gun on a poster any more... Year of the Bow 2: 2012's Revenge.
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Mister Chief posted:Well, if you can't point a gun on a poster any more... The NFL just "shot down" our Bullet to the Head TV Spots. All of them. Because of the title. Welcome to the age of Gunmania.
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kiimo posted:The NFL just "shot down" our Bullet to the Head TV Spots. All of them. Because of the title. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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casa de mi padre posted:Well perhaps there shouldn't be movies that glorify extreme violence. Perhaps you're marketing a bad product that does nothing but contribute to the decay of society by numbing young people to the very real effects of violence. Perhaps stfu.
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casa de mi padre posted:Well perhaps there shouldn't be movies that glorify extreme violence. Perhaps you're marketing a bad product that does nothing but contribute to the decay of society by numbing young people to the very real effects of violence. 
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casa de mi padre posted:Well perhaps there shouldn't be movies that glorify extreme violence. Perhaps you're marketing a bad product that does nothing but contribute to the decay of society by numbing young people to the very real effects of violence. 
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casa de mi padre posted:Well perhaps there shouldn't be movies that glorify extreme violence. Perhaps you're marketing a bad product that does nothing but contribute to the decay of society by numbing young people to the very real effects of violence. How dare you sir I will not stand for the besmirching of a fine cultural cinematic phenomenon such as Bullet to the Head.
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kiimo posted:How dare you sir I will not stand for the besmirching of a fine cultural cinematic phenomenon such as Bullet to the Head. Bullet To The Head is probably a bad movie. But it being a bad movie has nothing to do with "BUT WHAT IF KIDS SEE IT AND THEN WANT TO PUT A BULLET IN SOMEONES HEAD OH MY GOD THINK OF SOCIETY!?!?!?!?!"
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TheJoker138 posted:Bullet To The Head is probably a bad movie. But it being a bad movie has nothing to do with "BUT WHAT IF KIDS SEE IT AND THEN WANT TO PUT A BULLET IN SOMEONES HEAD OH MY GOD THINK OF SOCIETY!?!?!?!?!" I also have a hard time believing that people who aren't already in their mid-20s or older (and who watched 80s action movies as a kid) will want to see a Sly revival movie. In this particular case, I think the kids will be fine.
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Kiimo, when I saw the Bullet to the Head trailer, I noticed that there were a lot of shots of Stallone posing and pointing guns at things, but unlike the trailer for The Last Stand, he was pretty much always either sitting or standing still. For this reason I suspect Sly does little to no actual action in the movie. Did you intentionally give me this impression? Royal "you."
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Stallone is in The Last Stand? Are you sure you're not mistaking him for Arnold Schwarzenneger? I know it's easy to mix the two up.
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Look man we did what we could and I'll leave it at that. I think if you expect much more than posing and pointing guns at things you're missing the point of what it is. This was Joel Silver's last film before he was booted off the WB lot so take from that what you will. That said, Cobra and Stop Or My Mom Will Shoot! didn't drive people to violence and neither will this. It is an unfortunate title though for the timing I must say. And between that and the situation with Gangster Squad I've felt pretty peculiar about the whole issue.
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The Gangster Squad situation?
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"Gangster Squad" was supposed to come out in September, but was delayed because there was a scene in it where the gangsters shoot their way out of a movie theater, and this scene was shown in a trailer that was pulled right after the Aurora shooting. Reshoots were done so that they could cut that sequence and not have it effect the plot.
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A GLISTENING HODOR posted:The Gangster Squad situation? There was a scene in the Gangster Squad trailer where a bunch of dudes are shooting up a movie theater. And then the Aurora movie theater shooting happened.
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Jan 12, 2013 06:55
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I'm assuming its not so much worrying about people emulating the movie and more the fact that we're barely a month out from a mass shooting and the NFL doesn't want even a whiff of the idea that they endorse gun violence.
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Miyamoto Musashi posted:I'd ugh too because it makes no sense. All the nonsense words in Jabberwocky have definitions, courtesy of Lewis Carroll. Brillig means "four o'clock in the afternoon — the time when you begin broiling things for dinner." Not exactly the sort of thing I'd think important to advertise on a movie poster. For real? I've always assumed (and I'm guessing the makers of the poster did too) that Brillig is just "brilliant," as in: "it was a brilliant day in the slithy groves."
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Jan 12, 2013 08:25
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That would just be brill.
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casa de mi padre posted:Well perhaps there shouldn't be movies that glorify extreme violence. Perhaps you're marketing a bad product that does nothing but contribute to the decay of society by numbing young people to the very real effects of violence. 
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Sadatay, my dammies.
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Speaking of bullets in heads, this was a great movie that never got a poster it deserved, IMO. First, there's this new dvd cover, which is clean and easy enough on the eye, but tells nothing about the movie and in fact makes it look like a generic gangster flick:  This one looks like a VHS cover, but despite conveying a different theme, it's too busy and generally ugly  Rambo: Hong Kong  This Thai poster manages to cram everything important in it, but I think it mostly makes it work while looking pretty nice:  And this final one is probably one of my favorites along with the previous one. There are helicopters, explosions, and a Mexican standoff!  And then, there's this:  
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Speaking of Bullet to the Head, I'm in charge of poster placement at my Cinema, and I decided that this was a good idea:
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lappey posted:Speaking of Bullet to the Head, I'm in charge of poster placement at my Cinema, and I decided that this was a good idea: The Skyfall poster should go on the left.
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Jan 12, 2013 13:45
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Written and directed by Louis C.K.!
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Nihonniboku posted:Written and directed by Louis C.K.! Don't remind him about it.
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Thinking is hard, here's a poster.
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Android Bicyclist posted:Stallone is in The Last Stand? Are you sure you're not mistaking him for Arnold Schwarzenneger? I know it's easy to mix the two up. I'm saying Schwarzenegger is a lot more dynamic and active in his trailer, even if he's a little stiff.
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casa de mi padre posted:Thinking is hard, here's a poster. The movie so big it needed two taglines.
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