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Paper Jam Dipper posted:THE It would been a version of this old What If comic. 
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Rirse posted:It would been a version of this old What If comic. The Norse myths also have a lot of gender-bending in them. It's not once that Loki has tricked Thor into being a woman.
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Young Freud posted:The Norse myths also have a lot of gender-bending in them. It's not once that Loki has tricked Thor into being a woman. Isn't Loki a woman in the comics right now? Or at least recently?
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Is Marvel still doing a line of What If...? comics? They were my favourite when I was a kid.
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Tripwyre posted:Is Marvel still doing a line of What If...? comics? They were my favourite when I was a kid. Yeah that and whenever they brought in Mephisto to just gently caress everything up and make every super hero look like poo poo. As a kid it was huge on me how he was stealing everyone's souls and then gave Wolverine his soul back because he's just an animal.
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Fatkraken posted:Isn't Loki a woman in the comics right now? Or at least recently? A few years ago. Now he is a little kid.
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Fatkraken posted:Isn't Loki a woman in the comics right now? Or at least recently? I think so. I know in Earth X, Loki tricks Odin into making Thor a woman to show him humility.
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tliil posted:Let's stop insulting posters and get back to insulting posters. I think we all know whom the true woman of science is: 
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Young Freud posted:The Norse myths also have a lot of gender-bending in them. It's not once that Loki has tricked Thor into being a woman.
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I don't know what it is about this cover but I don't really like it. Also the UK poster for You're Next 
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Aug 3, 2013 21:41
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Slasherfan posted:Also the UK poster for You're Next I wonder what its about, that poster sure isn't very informative. Its a slasher film, there are multiple victims, at some point one of them is going to be the next one to be attacked. Maybe its advertising the slasher genre as a whole?
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Clearly it's a movie about Bill Goldberg.
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Paper Jam Dipper posted:Clearly it's a movie about Bill Goldberg. SPEER JAKHAMIR
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Oh wait, Goldberg never had a five star match. Nevermind, carry on.
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Paper Jam Dipper posted:Clearly it's a movie about Bill Goldberg. The movie is six minutes long (including credits).
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Ghostpilot posted:I think we all know whom the true woman of science is:
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Ghostpilot posted:I think we all know whom the true woman of science is: Tara Reid is way more scientific, she has glasses: 
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   I would kill for a decent Wes Anderson poster collection but these minimalist types are all over that poo poo.
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Slasherfan posted:I don't know what it is about this cover but I don't really like it. They made a loving sequel to the loving remake of loving I Spit On Your Grave? My god...
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Slasherfan posted:I don't know what it is about this cover but I don't really like it. So, is I Spit On Your Grave 2 Unrated the controversial 2010 film, or did the director make a movie called 2010 Film?
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Winklebottom posted:
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Winklebottom posted:
I liked the Criterion covers for his films; there's a cloying "look-at-me I'm idiosyncratic" quality to them but that actually reflects the mood and themes of the film pretty well.   "One object on a solid background" is just the nadir of "minimalism" though.
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I grabbed Criterion's version of The Royal Tenenbaums just last week and yeah it pretty much nails the feel of the film.
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Lord Lambeth posted:I grabbed Criterion's version of The Royal Tenenbaums just last week and yeah it pretty much nails the feel of the film. I should look into grabbing those, I kinda like the covers. Too bad it's hell getting them outside of the US.
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It nails the look because, if I remember right, his brother does all those illustrations and includes them in the movie.
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Winklebottom posted:I should look into grabbing those, I kinda like the covers. Too bad it's hell getting them outside of the US. Your local dvd/blu-ray/cd place might stock em. I picked mine up at HMV when I noticed they had a selection exclusively for Criterion. If you're outside north america then, I dunno.
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The Rushmore drawing looks really weird. The kid in the go kart is just floating in front of a load of iron bars.
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Twenty-One: Hey guys, remember when 10-Speeds were, like, the coolest thing ever! If I learned anything from these posters it's that having mad skillz on street bikes will get you all the ladeez! Quicksilver (Spanish poster)  Key Exchange  Breaking Away (German poster)  American Flyers (which Costner followed 6 years later with a similar poster for JKF)   10-Speed  This movie (and it's star) is completely absent from IMDB. I was able to find this synopsis (written by the director) on an Amazon page where someone had a single VHS copy for sale. "The story and screenplay for 10 Speed was written during 1978. It originated as an idea for a documentary on a real bikethon for charity. As the project evolved, it became a docu-drama, with fictional characters and some limited dialogue. It was intended to be shot in 16mm and to do a "blow-up" to 35mm for screening at select statewide film festivals. When Robert Lindstrom heard about the idea, he suggested that he wanted to write a full length screenplay for a 90 minute movie. It was decided at that time by Steven Hull and Lindstrom that the project go before 35mm cameras. They raised $55,000.00 to shoot the film, knowing additional funds were required to finish post-production, soundtrack and prints. It was shot over five and one half weeks during October and November 1978. All of the sound on location was recorded as a scratchtrack as there was too much noise polution of dialogue lines. Every line in the picture was rerecorded (dubbed). The entire rough post process took nearly a year on no budget. 14 tracks were mixed in late 1979 to facilitate screenings to sell the product. In 1981 Alan Roberts of Select A Tape took the incomplete project for remixing of tracks, music scoring and release printing. costing $50,000.00. In 1982 10 Speed was shown to buyers at the American Film Market in Los Angeles (Westwood), Cannes Festival and MIFED in Milan. Vestron/Lightning Video finally licensed it for U.S. Canadian domestic distribution."
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ShufflerZero posted:Twenty-One: Hey guys, remember when 10-Speeds were, like, the coolest thing ever! You forgot one... 
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Young Freud posted:You forgot one... That's a fixie, not a 10 speed 
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ShufflerZero posted:American Flyers (which Costner followed 6 years later with a similar poster for JKF) This is the movie that got me to buy my first bicycle.  
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Racing bikes are awesome and I won't hear an ill word spoken about them
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Winklebottom posted:I should look into grabbing those, I kinda like the covers. Too bad it's hell getting them outside of the US. Where are you based? Both Amazon and Barnes and Noble ship outside the US; express shipping for a 5lb box to Australia (as in I ordered on Thursday night, and will have it on Tuesday) cost $50. If I had wanted to wait another ten days it would only have cost $25 but I needed one as a present, and it was even better because Barnes and Noble currently have 50% off Criterions...that sale usually rolls around again in November.
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Vintersorg posted:It nails the look because, if I remember right, his brother does all those illustrations and includes them in the movie. Are you talking about Richie? If it were based on his drawings the cover would just be Margot reading.
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No, he meant Eric Chase Anderson, Wes' brother. http://www.style.com/stylefile/2010/10/paper-chase-the-art-of-eric-chase-anderson/
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Young Freud posted:You forgot one... I never saw RIDE LIKE HELL was it any good?
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ozza posted:No, he meant Eric Chase Anderson, Wes' brother. Ohhh my stupid. Thank you for letting me know he exists!
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