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Darthemed posted:Say what you may about Ghost Dad, it has one of Cosby's best imitations of a Satanist. Worship him? I am Satan!
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Dick Trauma posted:A different sort of minimalism from all those lovely Mondo knockoffs. Guy with a flamethrower. That's all you needed to know in the revenge-drunk 1980s. In a similar vein, The Wraith:  Original poster is just a lazy mess that requires more effort than the DVD cover above with less results:  All they needed was a future car and a shotgun, it would get asses in seats and represents to movie.
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Dick Trauma posted:I miss John Cassavetes  They see me rollin', they hatin'...
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Did they photoshop the faces of the cast onto some models or is that just a shitload of airbrushing?
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Young Freud posted:I would not be surprised if it actually was the same masks from The Last Starfighter or surplus Drakh or Narn masks from Babylon 5. The masks are actually from Oblivion.
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In which the spectral force of chaos known as Bill Cosby returns home to greet his totem pole made of children's heads.
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Those Moonbeam films were really ahead of their time. While I've liked the posters so far, I think this is case of too much of a good thing. Kingsley seems so out of place.  Happy Noodle Boy posted:That looks like all the previous posters thrown together. Only slightly better than when Matrix Revolutions attempted that for when it came to DVD. CaptainHollywood fucked around with this message at 02:08 on Mar 20, 2013 |
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That looks like all the previous posters thrown together.
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It looks like Kingsley isn't sitting down, but instead is leaning and checking himself out in a mirror.
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Sir Lemming posted:It looks like Kingsley isn't sitting down, but instead is leaning and checking himself out in a mirror. "Who's that handsome badass... Oh it's me. drat, I own this Warlord chic"
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Jedit posted:If this was 20 years ago, someone would be making a cheap slasher flick called The Forum Poster. On the first anniversary of his gruesome internet demise, the killer returns to stalk and slay pedants. "They found another body, this one had the phrase 'Serious Business' carved into his chest." Suzuki Method posted:Actually, when I went to go look it up, it seems I am mistaking The Hills Have Eyes 2 poster's controversy with a different controversy. The blood having to be changed to dark brown thing must have been on another poster (I distinctly remember this being an issue), THHE2's poster's problem was that in the first poster, they had someone who was clearly alive being dragged, like this: I love this. "Oh that's too violent, better change it to a guy dragging a dead body. Wouldn't want people to get the wrong idea!" Seriously, what's the loving logic here? CaptainHollywood posted:Those Moonbeam films were really ahead of their time. The sunglasses make his costume look really stupid in a way that it wouldn't have if he didn't have them on.
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CPL593H posted:The sunglasses make his costume look really stupid in a way that it wouldn't have if he didn't have them on.
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CPL593H posted:I love this. "Oh that's too violent, better change it to a guy dragging a dead body. Wouldn't want people to get the wrong idea!" It's not really hard to get. The first one is depicting more active pain and terror because the person is clearly alive and fighting. It's not like the MPAA thinks dragging a dead body instead is all gumdrops and rainbows, it's just a degree of intensity thing. It's the same difference as having a gun pointed at the viewer as opposed to off to the side.
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CPL593H posted:I love this. "Oh that's too violent, better change it to a guy dragging a dead body. Wouldn't want people to get the wrong idea!" The logic is that a dead person is less gross than a suffering alive person. This poster gets brought up a lot when discussing censorship but I honestly don't have a problem with it. I mean, I don't necessarily condone it or think it's necessary, but as far as dumb censorship goes, I at least understand the logic behind this. edit: ^What he said, except I find the gun thing a bit more ridiculous than this.
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muscles like this? posted:That might not be its original title. Somebody could have repackaged it after Twilight. Thanks a loving bunch, Mister Has-To-Ruin-Everything. Isn't this the time of year you go around telling kids the easter bunny isn't real? 
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casa de mi padre posted:His origin story is that Tony Stark blinded him with science. The future's so full of lens flares I gotta wear shades.
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Wait, does that mean they know where to find God's body?
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ImpAtom posted:Wait, does that mean they know where to find God's body? *flexes* Here it is.
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Cpt. Spring Types posted:It's so tiny! Wait until you see his penis.
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Regional marketing can be enormously effective in tailoring advertisements to the tastes of a particular audience, as seen here. 
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Coffee And Pie posted:Wait until you see his penis. It's mightier.
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Darthemed posted:Regional marketing can be enormously effective in tailoring advertisements to the tastes of a particular audience, as seen here. I...sort of like the * I fail at this. 
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The closer we look, the less we'll see? Is this commenting on the poster itself? I'm looking closer and seeing more and more perspective and depth errors as I go. Michael Caine is stuck. Morgan Freeman is taking off. Isla Fisher is being broken in half. Strange one.
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I think that's fine. That movie is basically riding off its likeable ensemble cast and they're showing that in a not-terrible way.
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It's a vaguely inventive way of doing a "Hey! Remember this guy from the movie you liked?" so it's hard to really fault them. I mean I think it looks lovely but I'd have the same complaint about any other ensemble cast poster.
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Woody Harrelson as...Heisenberg.
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spanky the dolphin posted:The closer we look, the less we'll see? Is this commenting on the poster itself? I'm looking closer and seeing more and more perspective and depth errors as I go. Those aren't errors dude.
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Michael Caine is awesome but every time I see him I think of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFIQIpC5_wY
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kiimo posted:Do Jesse Eisenberg and Woody Harrelson seem to be appearing together a lot? They either like working together or both have agents who really hate them.
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Dick Trauma posted:Michael Caine is awesome but every time I see him I think of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFIQIpC5_wY I will never, ever, get tired of that clip.
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MikeJF posted:Wow, Jesse Eisenberg looks totally different and way less irritating than normal. The Social Network was a hard turning point in his career where he went from "that guy who looks like Michael Cera" into being an actual actor. Adventureland was the dry run of this.
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BonoMan posted:I will never, ever, get tired of that clip. I will never ever get tired of that series. It's a masterpiece. "Drink eht!"
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