2024, at 2:20 PM, Ron Magid <00ad508bad52-dmarc-requ...@listserv.american.edu> wrote:A very sad day!Among my favorite actors of all time – I first became aware of Donald Sutherland when he starred in Fellini’s Casanova, which played in English for one week at the Avco Center theater in Wes
A very sad day!Among my favorite actors of all time – I first became aware of Donald Sutherland when he starred in Fellini’s Casanova, which played in English for one week at the Avco Center theater in Westwood, and had a profound impact on my budding childhood sexuality (I think I was 13 at the ti
I don't post often but I read daily!
Such a great group...
Many thanks for all the insights and wisdom,
Ron
On Saturday, February 24, 2024 at 03:32:01 PM PST, Greg Douglass
wrote:
I was one happy camper the day I discovered MOPO and realized I could
correspond with like-minded p
Sad to hear even if he was nearly 100.
One of my favorite directors, and like Robert Wise, comfortable and excellent
in every genre.
He will be mourned...
Ron
On Monday, January 22, 2024 at 05:19:17 PM PST, Christopher Quarles
wrote:
https://variety.com/2024/film/obituaries-people
- even your best educated guesses - would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for looking,
Ron
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Ignoring horror, Sci fi, fantasy and other genres has been largely the norm
since at least the publication of the first major treatise on cinema, Arthur
Knight’s The Liveliest Art. Knight was heavyweight critic at the then very
influential Playboy magazine.
Even Fredric March’s Oscar winning pe
Hi all,
I'm looking for the Filmax Spanish pressbook but would settle for local
newspaper clippings...
Please lmk...
Ron
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story IIRC...
Cheers,
Ron
From: James Gresham
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Thursday, January 25, 2018 1:05 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Frankie 1951rr 30x40, 90 watchers on eBay, "comes alive"
in last 15 seconds.
Well, I will admit, I did get the poster that started thi
favorites and start quoting them rather
impressively.
Here's to wishing you a very Merry Christmas and amazing New Year!
Ron & Alexandra
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Hi Folks,
We currently have on eBay an original double-sided 27x40" theatrical movie
poster for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
This is the U.S. international final style A.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/131679840692
Have a great day!
Ron & Alexandra
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#StarW
Hi Folks,
We saw Force Awakens this morning and can truly say that this is the Star
Wars movie you've been looking for.
Go see this movie at least once. Our minds are still glowing :)
Enjoy!
Ron & Alexandra
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r the film The Hunger Games: Catching Fire (2013).
This mat is professionally printed and commercial grade with heavy-duty
rubber backing for use both indoors and outdoors.
Made exclusively for the Netherlands/Belgium and 39.5x58.5 inches in size.
Have a great weekend!
Ron &
just think some people will be there forever...
RIP Eric.
- Ron
From: Richard Halegua Posters + Comic Art
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Sent: Monday, May 18, 2015 1:10 PM
Subject: [MOPO] Eric Cadin RIP
saw on Facebook that Eric has a massive heart attack
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Haha! Don't you just hate AutoCorrect.
Now I understand Transporting, but am wondering what kind of dirty hobby
TRANSPOTTING is ;)
Ron
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Thomson
Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2015 10:05 PM
To: M
Total weight approx. 12.5 kilos.
Total package will weigh around 15 kilos, measure approx. 55"x48"x13" and
will be shipped insured/registered.
Optionally we can drop the cardboard stand or fold the two largest pieces so
you can save on shipping.
If interested, please contact us.
Tha
Inflatable Aunt Marge created by Bigger Than Life Advertising in San Diego
for the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban UK premiere.
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Thanks and Congratulations. Without MoPo we would not have been where we are
now.
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Burns
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 8:09 PM
Folks, we offer for sale the Dutch Frozen Sing-a-Long poster and the
Spongebob 3D movie poster created exclusively for the Netherlands featuring
an iconic Dutch windmill and wooden shoes.
Price 15 Euros each + shipping
Ron and Alexandra
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Maybe this link can help you:
http://movieposterauthenticating.com/wordpress/pulp-fiction/pulp-fiction-advance/
Best regards,
Ron - http://www.MotionPictureArt.com
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Sent: Monday, October
Wow Dominique, great collection. This is how all modern movie posters should
look like.
Ron & Alexandra
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BESSON
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2014 10:56 A
Thanks Bruce, this is interesting information.
Ron
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Hershenson
Sent: Friday, June 20, 2014 1:34 PM
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Subject: [MOPO] Did you ever wonder how movie poster
Hi Ben,
Our new website (http://www.motionpictureart.com) is also responsive. A lot
of our traffic comes from mobile devices, so it was any easy decision for us
to implement this.
Best regards,
Ron
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Wadley
ces for US or non-US materials.
Ron and Alexandra
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Barr
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Subject: [MOPO] European bidders and non-us posters
OK, her
Got to agree with Bruce. Looks like a subway poster.
Here's a variation on this one:
http://www.eatbrie.com/large_posters_files/Conanthebarbarian4.jpg
Ron
From: filip de volder [mailto:runbuffy...@hotmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2014 12:31 PM
To: i...@motionpictureart.com
Su
The star of "The Fast and the Furious" movie franchise and another person
died in Southern California after the Porsche they were in crashed, his rep
confirmed to the Daily News. Police said speed was a factor in the accident.
Walker was attending a charity event in Santa Clarita, about 30 miles no
op me a line!
- Ron
From: "s...@platinumposters.com"
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Sent: Saturday, November 2, 2013 2:25 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] auction prices
This would only be a problem for cars and houses if they regularly started
selling for $1, but they don't. And
In my experience, I know there were both color and b/w FOH sets on Planet of
the Apes and I believe House of Usher. (There are probably many more examples
MoPoer can provide.)
B/w sets always seemed to be much harder to find, not sure why.)
From: JOHN REID V
I've been watching this auction the last couple of days. I think HERITAGE's
weekly internet sales have been getting better and better and honestly, this
weeks sale looks better than most other auctioneers major sales. I just noticed
the lobby from House on Haunted Hill is currently sitting at $3
Hey Rich! Very accurately stated. I'll be at the sale next week and looking
forward to seeing that insert and all of the rest of the classic posters in
person!
On Sat, 7/20/13, Richard Halegua Comic Art wrote:
Subject: Re: [MOPO] FA: Rarely, if Ev
Yeah, I've had that happen. Years ago, when the Oliver Stone film JFK was being
filmed,the Prop Master (one Grey Smith !!) called me looking for a one sheet
for War Is Hell. That was the film playing at the theatre where Lee Harvey
Oswald was taken into custody after the assassination of Kennedy
There are lots of cases of movie posters in the background of other movies. One
of my personal favorites is in The Maltese Falcon. As Bogart arrives on the
crime scene of his murdered partner, in the background we can clearly see a one
sheet posted to a wall for Swing Your Lady-- a film Bogart h
, 2013, at 2:02 PM, "MotionPictureArt.com"
>
> wrote:
> What are your thoughts on
> this:
> http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/story/22380494/goodwill-gold-forest-lake-man-finds-poster-worth-thousands
> Ron &
llage, but
if so, Deke never complained.
As Lionel Atwill once put it, "He was a dear friend. He will be mourned."
A Dios, Deke,
Ron
From: Rix Posterz
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Monday, March 25, 2013 6:15 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Deke Richards
In the late 80&#
I hate these kinds of lists - way too subjective and narrow.
No Fassbinder? His films could have filled out the top 50 singlehanded (so to
speak.)
How about Something for Everyone?
The Servant?
Compulsion and Rope?
- Ron
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To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent
Fathom showed a trailer for an upcoming screening of Lawrence of Arabia
promising audiences would get to experience it on the big screen - what a joke.
Unless the disc is at the theatre, don't go - satellite technology is not ready
for prime time (or at least Fathom's version of i
Hey Evan! I agree- great new thread! And- a truly great poster (and I'm
speaking for the poster only here) that's well under $100 is the one sheet for
Future-Kill. Ok- I'm a little biased. But the poster was designed by the
surrealist H.R. Giger. A truly unique image!
--- On Sun, 8/21/11, Richa
My understanding is that dress was widely considered "wrong" (ie not the screen
used one.)
From: Neil Jaworski
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Sent: Sun, July 10, 2011 11:52:06 AM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Gilda dress
Hallo, good ol' Wikipedia comes to the rescue
No, that's extremely different from anything I've ever seen or dealt with on
the title..
--- On Mon, 4/18/11, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson
Subject: [MOPO] Any of you experts seen this Frankenstein ad anywhere before?
To: MoPo-L@LISTSERV.AMERICAN.EDU
Date: Monday, April 18,
But aren't posters luxury goods?
By that calculation, shouldn't all luxury boats (yachts?) be rising?
Ron
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Sent: Tue, February 1, 2011 3:06:31 PM
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Art Mark
doesn't look like NxNW to me.)
Happy holidays!
Ron
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as a final note--- Warners experimented with other linen stocks as early as
1936 with Charge of the Light Brigade.
Hope that helps.
Ron MooreCinema Icons
--- On Thu, 12/16/10, Captain Bijou wrote:
From: Captain Bijou
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Those wascky Warner Bros. Linen lobbies
To: MoPo-L@LIST
Hey Mike!
Those were great suggestions from both Bruce and Allen but
you might ask yourself a couple of questions first- such as- how fast do you
want or need to move your items? And, obviously, you want to maximize your
return so (other than Ebay fees) do you mind paying a consignors premium
he Ackerman sale, but per Forry and others, most of the buttons
disappeared off the costume while it was on display there. Who now will dare to
admit to having a BoF coat button?
Per Ken, the piece ended up overseas somewhere and has not been seen since.
Please add more to
Hi Richard!
Actually, you mentioned the wrong Ron. Ron Borst wasn't involved in the New
Zealand find. That was me. And yes, I've made lots of great finds over the
years.
Ron MooreCinema Icons
--- On Mon, 7/26/10, Richard Evans wrote:
From: Richard Evans
Subject: Re: [MOPO] As Far
setback in our quest.
As we left Snowflake in the van’s rearview mirror, Ken tapped his foot to the
tune on the radio and said, “If you can tell me who recorded this, I’ll give
you my whole collection.”
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--- On Sat, 7/24/10, Michael Spampinato wrote:
From: Michael Spampinato
never able to find out what
happened to it. I've been collecting Bogart since 1971 and I've never run
across the poster. To my knowledge it's not in collecting circles and is still
missing. Maybe some prop master has it on his wall today.
Ron
--- On Tue, 7/20/10, Kirby McDa
- On Sun, 7/18/10, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson
Subject: Re: [MOPO] The Scandal-plus cut, pressed washed, starched & dried
To: "Ron Moore"
Cc: MoPo-L@listserv.american.edu
Date: Sunday, July 18, 2010, 9:47 AM
I trust you and believe you Ron. But why are the reds
. The colors were'nt "punched up".
Since the poster passed at the sale, there's still time for you to go to Dallas
and check it out for yourself! I daresay you'd lose your $100 bet.
Ron
--- On Sun, 7/18/10, Bruce Hershenson wrote:
From: Bruce Hershenson
Subject: Re: [MOPO]
well as any other dealer. This is
a learning curve that any collector or dealer goes through when entering a new
hobby. CGC has the expertise available to them.
And, just for a matter of point- I’ve already made some opening bids for some
of the lobbies in Heritage’s next Signature Sale. I want to see
I own the top 1/3 of a Just Imagine three sheet, which came from Forry
Ackerman's collection.
According to Forry, that element was the only poster he ever had on that title
(though he may have had a lobby card as well?)
Ron
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countries after the war. I've seen many examples of the Casablanca lobbies
discovered overseas having this clause in the lower right border.
Hope that helps.
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--- On Thu, 12/10/09, Phil Edwards wrote:
From: Phil Edwards
Subject: Re: [MOPO] Linen vs. regular lobby cards
To
So- what is Dip Shit (DS) really telling us? Let me translate...
I KNOW fuckin' everything about this fuckin' fake poster and lobby card
situation and I KNOW that fuckin' Heritage is doing fuck all nothing about it
because they don't personally answer my fuckin' questions and kiss my fuckin'
ass
Thanks for posting the serial Earl! That really took me back. I grew up in
Houston and it was guys like yourself and Roy Bonario (one of the serial's
villains) that got me started collecting movie posters back in 1970. Was that
Ken Donnell I saw too?
Ron MooreCinema Icons
--- On Thu, 6/
David Carradine guest starred in one of the weirdest days of my
professional life. I was writing for the shortlived and best-forgotten
Heroes magazine, whose editors had ordered me to drive out to Warner
Bros to interview Carradine on the set of Kung Fu: The Movie. This was
either 1985 or '86.
You think Fleming is forgotten - good luck finding anyone who knows the
answer to this one:
Who directed Casablanca? (Hint: he also directed, speaking of 1939,
Adventures of Robin Hood - codirected by another great no one remembers...)
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I didn't see her name on the list, and just checked my e-mail so I couldn't
make a suggestion earlier, but how does Jane Darwell from the Grapes of Wrath
not make this list?
For me she makes that film.
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it indeed had a deep impact on
the film's resulting box office, might make studios long for the good
old days of paper posters.
One last point, I think there will be paper posters printed for wild
postings and convention giveaways etc for some time to come.
Ron
Richard Halegua Comi
Recently I had a foreign buyer contact me while an auction was running about a
lobby card asking if I would ship it in a tube.
I told them that I would ship the item flat, gave them a very brief history of
lobby cards, and sent them a link to learnaboutmovieposters.com so that they
could learn
I have to agree with Dario 100% on this one. I can't even imagine how many
posters would have been lost to this hobby without restoration. And for the
record, how many major works of art outside of posters would have been lost
without restoration? The practice is perfectly acceptable in the art
Hey guys, that's some pretty funny and clever banter/witticisms you're treating
us to. Have you ever thought of starting your own movie poster blog?
And I have to agree with Alan, I'm popping some Orville Redenbacher Theatre
Buttered Popcorn and sitting back for the nightly MoPo festivities.
-
clean before.
This was definitely following a trend that the rest of the auction was taking~
and that was unbacked and unrestored items that were in exceptionally clean
condition were setting premium prices and records.
Ron
--- On Mon, 7/14/08, Michael B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
t to pay the buyer's premium. If you don't pay it, you don't get
the poster. Therefore, it IS part of the final purchase price of the poster.
Ron
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one not respond positively? I suppose because you don't really care
or want to sell the poster? Hard to imagine.
Ron
P.S.
Glad to see Claude posting semi-regularly, must have some "free" time, and he
rarely does, so it's nice.
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saw the British one sheet I had to get that one
to replace my US one sheet.
And then of course, there are the Universal Horror posters. Wonderful posters
for films that are sheer fun/ escapism. They're a perfect combo. Gotta love
'em.
Ron Moore
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V
If I were to attempt a list like this I would actually avoid most vintage
titles. They might appear on the most poster collector's wish lists, but if I
was just focusing on most collected movie posters I would think about titles
like:
Star Wars
Caddyshack
Scarface
Pulp Fiction
Good
I'm interested in purchasing a US one sheet for House on Haunted Hill,
obviously the Vincent Price classic not the new junk one.
Please reply with price, condition, and pictures if possible.
And don't worry, I will reply to everyone even if it's just to say pass
because I feel that's
In the end it really doesn't matter.
Bruce can start his own site, and be hugely successful.
He could join with movieposterbid.com and be hugely succesful - plus help
other sellers.
And I'm sure there are other options that movie poster buyers/dealers/etc.
are aware of, or aren'
Hey, I know he was a poster here from long ago.
Was influencial with Style-B and obviously Movieposterbid.com
Where is he? Is he lurking? Is he absent?
Surenly I'm not the only one that misses him?
-
Be a better friend, newshound, and know-
says that painting over them is the only way
to remove them, they are seriously mistaken. I've
literally done hundreds of posters over the years.
Ron Moore
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--- Alan Adler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I know censor stamps are supposed to be bad -
> but they are
they had to have their posters. Maybe the
pleasure their collectibles brought took their minds
off of their troubles for a short while.
Ron Moore
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--- Glenn Taranto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Richard -
>
> I have often wondered how much of the hobby was tied
> t
that the fees that are
being charged are actually quite fair given the
product being delivered at the end of the day.
Hey, keep up the good work and have a great day!
Ron Moore
--- Bruce Hershenson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Ron
>
> A correction on your correction:
> 1) I never
to the hobby that wasn't there
before, but there were other auction houses well
before then including Camden in LA and Guernsey's in
New York among others.
I should just clip and save this post so I can paste
it into a response next year.
Ron Moore
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> This does not make
No, the pressbooks for Bride of Frankenstein and
Werewolf of London have gone for higher ~ and that's
primarily because they look like slightly smaller
inserts. Also, I sold a Mark of the Vampire presbook
several years ago for over $7,000.
Ron Moore
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--- Joel Nelson &l
Channing
Thanks for the link - there really was a "Super President"!
Delighted to learn I'm not senile after all!
Ron
channinglylethomson wrote:
Ron -- thanks very much -- It's amazing what kind of stuff stays in
your head years later. And apparently there were only
I believe the Washington DC-set superhero show was (amazingly) called
"Super President."
Boy do we need him now!
Ron
Shelly Whitworth-King wrote:
Ahh, pipped at the post by Larry no less ...
Here's a link that may provide more info, oh children of the night:
http://www.
ssued on a glossy stock) these
posters were identical to the originals except no NSS
stamp on the back. Of course that would be easy to
reproduce as well.
Ron
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--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi, Everyone,
>
> I've been collecting and dealing in movie posters
> f
z. The Universal horror material is in a league
of it's own and can almost be excluded from the rest
of the hobby.
My congratulations to Grey, as usual, for putting on a
marvelous auction where it appears that this hobby has
no limits and continues to grow with new collectors
coming int
When it comes to boxing I've always been a fan of The Set-Up.
But I can't believe nobody mentioned Hoosiers. Love that film.
And hey, what about a great golf film? Caddyshack.
Ron
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Don't get soaked. Take a quick peak at the forecast
d bid away like a mad man? Nope, not for me. Just tell me the
minimum you want and I'll let my finances and desire make the rest of my
decision. - Ron
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lots of them. Some of them
are pretty entertaining- but long. I really condensed
the one about the Mummy as there was a lot more to it.
When I get a chance next week, maybe I'll type out a
few. Some of them I actually acquired and a few got
away, but they're all great stories!
Ron Mo
greatest, if not the greatest, posters in our hobby!
There have been lots of more finds since then. I love
the hunt!
Ron Moore
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--- Susan Heim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The Mummy lobby card was a great find. I had someone
> offer me the original one sheet for Dracula
ting olive branch between the two of you. But I do see two people that know a lot about movies and posters and I want both to post and to make others feel welcome. Is that too much to wish for? Ron
How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messengers low PC-t
The seller is the creator of the #9 lobby card series - that's why his
cards are all mint. He happens to be a good friend and an honorable
person, and is selling cards printed in the original run limited to 200
copies.
JR wrote:
I just noticed something while cruising through the
s of collectors." Just a thought on my part. Ron
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Well ever since joining MOPO and re-enjoying why I collected movie posters in the first place I've considered selling off a large portion of my collection, or perhaps consigning it. The jury isn't hung, but then again I'm Irish, when referring to hung someone should either be dead or likely embaras
ot a great film, so maybe not? It seems that by default the more widely available a film is the more interest there would be in the poster. But what if the film is finally released and it's only quasi-good or worse? Or a remake? Does that really widen an audience or simply introduce it
rarity often anymore, and condition on a rare card means more and more every day. A rare lobby card in excellent condition will always be worth substantially more than the same card with borders trimmers, at least in my life time. Ron P.S. I've got nothing wrong with anyone buying lower cond
t 2 direct to DVD sequels, and both have been extremely succesful, why not Snakes on a Train? RonJR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Ron, Thanks for the link to bigscreenbiz.com... lots of interesting stuff.
But where did you find the figure for the publicity budget for MI 3 -- and is there a
want that much money tied up in a production for such a long time without huge and quick returns. Who can blame them? I'm sure they thought it was a no brainer that this would out perform MI:2. Perhaps they should use their brains a little more. Ron JR
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gross profits within poduction companies that Hollywood has often relied upon for their confusing bookkeeping. Tonight I watched Beast from 20,000 Fathoms. Give me that film and it's poster over this bollocks every day of the week. Ron PS. Seriously, would love to have that poster. Leaving th
years Cruise's openings were growing and overall box office takes were growing too, there was a bad year. That's enough. Been their policy for years. Isn't stopping with Cruise, just more apparent in ways. Ron
Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll
Of course, there is a truth here, Snakes on a Plane cost half as much as WTC to make, and was never really designed for the theatrical market. A movie like this is basically glorified STV fare, and one must imagine it will do excellently there. WTC will do well on rentals, but Snakes on a Plane
Have I seen this film? NO Will I see this film? Honestly I am likely to rent it. Do I care? No, but it should be clear this was Snakes on a Plane on day one. There was a brief perious of time that studio executives wanted to change the name to something more conventional. Samuel L Jackson t
imple feel good, don't have to think about it to get it film, and while it lacks the depth of his earlier work, it is excellent. But there's still Darren Aronofsky and Richard Kelly and David O. Russell. To claim these modern pioneers don't understand the big picture of film, is on
Bad movie/Great poster - 99 and 44/100% dead.
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Honestly, I'm slightly surprised anyone books directly with airlines or hotels anymore. No amount or traveling seems to earn customer respect today. Recently I booked a flight and motel through Expedia. My experience was HORRIBLE. Horrible. I wrote Expedia a strongly worded letter abo
No real post, just a note of applause to JR and MoviePosterBid (though I know he's no longer directly involved.) To MoviePosterBid it was a fun auction with really great items. And to Jr, you're one of the least hypocritical people I've gotten to know, even just online. You've always spoken in
now if it isn't pertinant), I got a great many chuckles and a few belly laughs. I'll take a chuckle at what's been done even if I'm alone. Ron
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course, researching him at that point might have well, spoiled things, but it's a popcorn film, get over it. Give this film a break ultimately. It's a fun film designed to remind people that a man can fly. Is it better than the first? Worse? Equal? Who cares! It's fun. I don
I know at one time there were a couple of poster shows that happened in Texas. I always frequented the Big D show in summer and there was a Houston show around December I think, maybe called Stargazer or something like that? Anyone know if any of these still exist? Ron
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