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Robert Denby posted:So a lot of people have been saying that "Movie 43" looks like some continuation of the apparently godawful "Underground Comedy Movie". Well, guess what... Rob Schneider as Paul Giamatti
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 This is the DVD version, but the VHS poster for The Blob remake always just gave me the creeps as a kid. Dunno if this is the same poster for the movie when it came out in theaters through.
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Jan 8, 2013 00:34
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kiimo posted:What the gently caress is Adrien Brody doing in this? Lots of gay jokes apparently. Why is Vince Offer still allowed to get money for stuff.
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Jan 8, 2013 00:36
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Sirotan posted:That looks incredible. Can I ask about the mat? Did you have it professionally framed or did you paint it yourself? I'd love to try doing that myself for a frame job but am not sure about the logistics. It was done professionally. You might be able to achieve the effect more easily yourself by using two mattes placed on top of each other.
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Jan 8, 2013 01:13
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Jan 8, 2013 02:52
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I expect that I'll like this movie. But while out for a run one morning I saw this poster on the side of a bus shelter and as I was approaching, it looked as if mini-Emma Stone was perched like a parrot on Gosling's arm.
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Lizard Combatant posted:Challenge: Bit late, but: 
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I've always loved the original Dawn of the Dead poster  Not as good as Jurassic Park, but I think it is up among the very best
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Lance Streetman posted:SHARKNADO Earlier I said that Dracula Has Risen from the Grave has the best tagline ever. This is a REALLY close 2nd
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Binary Logic posted:I expect that I'll like this movie. But while out for a run one morning I saw this poster on the side of a bus shelter and as I was approaching, it looked as if mini-Emma Stone was perched like a parrot on Gosling's arm. Going to the premiere after-party in an hour so thanks for the small talk ammo!
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Rirse posted:
 For reference:  Here's a hillarious VHS cover for the '58 original:  That's just the '58 poster with a badly composited Steve McQueen on it.
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muscles like this? posted:It might be a sequel but that sounds like the end of Warriors of the Wasteland which is available from Rifftrax. Yeah, I might have had the wrong movie, but it looks very similar. The one I'm talking about had the hero rig his car door to eject like a battering ram as part of his very ill-fated plan.
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Cinnamon Bastard posted:Yeah, I might have had the wrong movie, but it looks very similar. The one I'm talking about had the hero rig his car door to eject like a battering ram as part of his very ill-fated plan. That's it. It's rather an unusual Post-Apocalyptic film because of the anal rape of the hero (whose kinda a coward), and that the real hero is Nadir, the specatularly-adorned lone wanderer of the wasteland archer played by Fred Williamson.
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Jan 8, 2013 06:36
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This film looks like cheap garbage but after only seeing the poster I instantly appreciated it for the ensuing flood of MRA tears. And youtube does not disappoint!
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Jan 8, 2013 09:12
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t3h z0r posted:This film looks like cheap garbage but after only seeing the poster I instantly appreciated it for the ensuing flood of MRA tears. Men's rights is the most ridiculous thing I've ever come across. Otherkin is more legit than men's rights. They can't understand or handle that feminism is a thing BECAUSE of inherent male privilege. The funniest thing about the people bitching about this movie is that it felt, at least to me, like it was made from a MRA perspective. Women taking advantage of and killing men with their sexy ways? Yeah, that's totally some feminist propaganda.
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Jan 8, 2013 09:33
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Binary Logic posted:I expect that I'll like this movie. But while out for a run one morning I saw this poster on the side of a bus shelter and as I was approaching, it looked as if mini-Emma Stone was perched like a parrot on Gosling's arm. The removed cigarette in this poster is like a phantom limb. It's been weirding me out the past week I've been passing it every day.
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Jan 8, 2013 11:05
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Who okay-ed that poster? It looks like a love story with dreamy Ryan Gosling staring into forever. Not what comes to mind when I think of Gangster Squad.
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Jan 8, 2013 11:47
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The perspective in that poster is so hosed. The more I look at it the less sense it makes! 
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It looks like a poster for a quick remake of a hammy Richard Gere erotic thriller from the 80's. Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone in... Gigolo 1947.
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Jan 8, 2013 11:50
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Vegetable posted:Who okay-ed that poster? Ask kiimo.
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Binary Logic posted:I expect that I'll like this movie. But while out for a run one morning I saw this poster on the side of a bus shelter and as I was approaching, it looked as if mini-Emma Stone was perched like a parrot on Gosling's arm. His face looks like someone stoved it in with a brick!
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Jan 8, 2013 11:59
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OLIVIAS WILDE RIDER posted:His face looks like someone stoved it in with a brick! Nope.   Now it does 
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Robert Denby posted:So a lot of people have been saying that "Movie 43" looks like some continuation of the apparently godawful "Underground Comedy Movie". Well, guess what... Jesus loving Christ. I've seen worse films posted in here, but something about this is bleaker than I can really deal with. I hope Brody got a good paycheque or at least had a good time. No-one deserves this.
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echoplex posted:Jesus loving Christ. He looks like he's had a laugh with it, but it's the kind of laugh you'd never want anyone but your closest, drunkest friends to see. Brody's always so drat charming, even when delivering material that could have been lifted from that "kid jokes" tumblr.
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t3h z0r posted:This film looks like cheap garbage but after only seeing the poster I instantly appreciated it for the ensuing flood of MRA tears. The Katana + handgun motif makes me think of the poster for Versus (2000): 
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Kevar posted:Men's rights is the most ridiculous thing I've ever come across. Otherkin is more legit than men's rights. They can't understand or handle that feminism is a thing BECAUSE of inherent male privilege. I doubt it's so complex. It's more like they wonder why all the attention is put on things like fair wages and positive gender roles in the media when there's still the unresolved issue of that loving slut Tina not puttin' out even after I paid for my half of dinner and drove her home.
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Lance Streetman posted:Bit late, but: Whoever came up with that tagline deserves one million dollars and a resounding mid air high five.
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Robert Denby posted:From looking online, the VHS cover is pretty much the same thing. Here's the theatrical poster for the '88 version, which really resembles "The Human Centipede" poster.  I'm pretty sure there are quite a few other posters just like this. Like, exactly like this.
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davidspackage posted:Whoever came up with that tagline deserves one million dollars and a resounding mid air high five. Stan Lee awaits your check and mid-air persona. Improbable Lobster posted:
I think that whole trend started or really coalesced around the time of The Dark Knight's brilliant Joker teaser: 
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Young Freud posted:Nope. The typography on this is terrible, I have to say. Really distracts in all the worst ways.
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I was impressed by how very forward-thinking Hitchcock must have been, but then I remembered that bizarre movie. What where they thinking?
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I like to imagine Gus Van Saint riding a wave of hype and "you can do no wrong" coming off of Good Will Hunting coupled with a complete inability to realize how burnt out he was that his instincts were telling him "good, shot-for-shot is what you want. Good...."
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mind the walrus posted:I like to imagine Gus Van Saint riding a wave of hype and "you can do no wrong" coming off of Good Will Hunting coupled with a complete inability to realize how burnt out he was that his instincts were telling him "good, shot-for-shot is what you want. Good...." He thought he was as good as Hitchcock .
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bobkatt013 posted:He thought he was as good as Hitchcock No poo poo. He even included himself in the travel agency office scene, supposedly talking to Hitchcock off-screen, in a reverse of Hitch's cameo in the original film.
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Young Freud posted:No poo poo. He even included himself in the travel agency office scene, supposedly talking to Hitchcock off-screen, in a reverse of Hitch's cameo in the original film. So that, actual nudity, and Bates masterbating are the only diffrences between that piece of poo poo and the classic?
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bobkatt013 posted:So that, actual nudity, and Bates masterbating are the only diffrences between that piece of poo poo and the classic? Nope, random flashes of a nude woman and a cow when the detective is killed is another inane change that comes to mind..
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Dissapointed Owl posted:Nope, random flashes of a nude woman and a cow when the detective is killed is another inane change that comes to mind.. Ha ha holy poo poo, but this conversation is making me want to watch some Hitchcock
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bobkatt013 posted:Bates masterbating This change was a) hilarious but also b) stupid as hell because the murder was Bates's sexual release. How did Van Sant not get that??
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