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Director all "I shot a lovely junk food tie-in in my pajamas--how it got in my pajamas, I'll never know!"
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Needs more Harpo and Groucho
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I really like this. I can't imagine the movie will actually be good. But the poster is intriguing and compelling.
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They're great
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The New Beverly had some posters done up for the Christmas screening of Hateful 8. 
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That's really cool.
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Yeah I really like that poster. The falling silhouettes also almost form a face but not enough so to be really on the nose. E: gently caress, pun unintentional
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THIS IS REALLY loving SERIOUS
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Someone in the poster department really liked the blade runner trailer I see.
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This is just Preacher with claws.
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Vintersorg posted:THIS IS REALLY loving SERIOUS ha! This is exactly what I thought. "Let me legitimize your comic book hero who has blades growing out of his hand by being ~*^Super^^Serious^*~" for the record I've loved everything about Wolverine since I was a kid and can't wait to see this movie
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The Last of *Snkt*
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Just about to say this looks AMC as gently caress
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Lizard Combatant posted:Just about to say this looks AMC as gently caress 
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I'm a sucker for creative implied skills on posters, though. Wait, are there two Walking Dead shows??
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Rough Lobster posted:Wait, are there two Walking Dead shows?? Oh poo poo yeah. Fear the Walking Dead takes place on the West Coast. If you ever wanted to see what the writers who aren't good enough to be regular writers on The Walking Dead could do with a third of the budget, that is what Fear the Walking Dead is.
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Fear the Walking Dead is pretty much unwatchable.
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Rageaholic Monkey posted:Fear the Walking Dead is pretty much unwatchable. I watched four episodes and do not remember anything from them.
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I'm not kidding about the budget, BTW. The riot that represents Los Angeles falling into anarchy is depicted by the main characters hiding in a building and hearing yelling and seeing flashing lights coming through the blinds. The big soldiers vs. zombie battle that makes the army decide Los Angeles can't be saved is five soldiers going into an office building, and the main characters stay outside and hear a bunch of gun shots and yelling over the radio.
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Guy Goodbody posted:The riot that represents Los Angeles falling into anarchy is depicted by the main characters hiding in a building and hearing yelling and seeing flashing lights coming through the blinds. Doesn't some punk kid like, kick a mailbox too or something? I just remember the only act of rioting shown being like, grade school level mischief.
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Guy Goodbody posted:I'm not kidding about the budget, BTW. The riot that represents Los Angeles falling into anarchy is depicted by the main characters hiding in a building and hearing yelling and seeing flashing lights coming through the blinds. The big soldiers vs. zombie battle that makes the army decide Los Angeles can't be saved is five soldiers going into an office building, and the main characters stay outside and hear a bunch of gun shots and yelling over the radio. Couldn't they just film Los Angeles normally?
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Slugworth posted:Doesn't some punk kid like, kick a mailbox too or something? I just remember the only act of rioting shown being like, grade school level mischief. Yeah, that's the level of rowdiness that makes the main characters feel the need to hide Byzantine posted:Couldn't they just film Los Angeles normally? Nope! They only had enough money to film the pilot in Los Angeles. The rest of the season was filmed in, where else, Vancouver.
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Poster Six-Pack: Random poo poo Since I've Been Busy Ever Since WWE2K16 Got Cheap on Steam Edition  (The Devil Has Seven Faces)    (Atom Age Vampire) 
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Spatulater bro! posted:I'm looking for nice posters to adorn my movie room. So far I have these two: Just wanted an excuse to post this. 
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I suggest people who don't know this already check out that writer's credit. It's interesting.
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I like calling "Superman 2" Mario Puzo's fourth-best screenplay to uptight movie nerds 
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Hey, lady. Your eyeballs fell in the glass. "It happens all the time" says Alec Baldwin. Demi Moore looks on with concern at this epidemic.  Meanwhile, Mark notices a broken police tape.  He wonders what happened, not noticing the explosion behind him.  True heroes do not get distracted by tape, Mark.  Also John Goodman is there. 
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I wanna watch that John Goodman movie without any Mark Wahlberg in it ever.
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Powaqoatse posted:I wanna watch that John Goodman movie without any Mark Wahlberg in it ever.  I had a thought this was about survivors of the bombings, not the police manhunt for the Tsarnevs. I had initially thought Walhberg was playing someone injured in the bombings.
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Ahahaha I want this on my wall holy poo poo
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Allen Wren posted:I suggest people who don't know this already check out that writer's credit. It's interesting. The idea of surprising writing credits made me look up the posters for Head. The early one sheets are suitably strange and completely bury the one selling point the movie would have to a general audience.  
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Erebus posted:The idea of surprising writing credits made me look up the posters for Head. The early one sheets are suitably strange and completely bury the one selling point the movie would have to a general audience. Only now. Nicholson was a B-movie actor then, still working in Roger Corman exploitation films. He tried breaking into screenwriting with The Trip with friend Peter Fonda, and while it's good, the film was bomb. It was Easy Rider next year that was his pivotal role of his career, because that got him Five Easy Pieces and working with Kubrick on a Napoleon film that didn't pan out but would lead to him working again with Nicholson on The Shining.
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Young Freud posted:Only now. Nicholson was a B-movie actor then, still working in Roger Corman exploitation films. He tried breaking into screenwriting with The Trip with friend Peter Fonda, and while it's good, the film was bomb. Oh yeah, to be clear, I mean they bury that it's a Monkees movie. The Nicholson writing credit is just a weird thing to look back on.
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Erebus posted:Oh yeah, to be clear, I mean they bury that it's a Monkees movie. The Nicholson writing credit is just a weird thing to look back on. Oh, that's true, too. That first one is intriguing but it says nothing about being a Monkees movie. Perhaps if they used Davy Jones or Mike Nesmith.
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