Take Shelter was pretty damn good. It’ll likely get some Oscar nominations.
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Take Shelter was pretty damn good. It’ll likely get some Oscar nominations.

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(via somehowsomeway)

Back to the Future Trilogy posters by Jamie Bolton (via backtothefuture)
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Back to the Future Trilogy posters by Jamie Bolton

(via backtothefuture)

Matt Needle created these as a “personal project I set myself, to design a modern series of posters for Hitchcock’s most famous films.” (via kl7:My Modern Metropolis) —These are rad. I like ‘em a lot.
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Matt Needle created these as a “personal project I set myself, to design a modern series of posters for Hitchcock’s most famous films.”

(via kl7:My Modern Metropolis)

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These are rad. I like ‘em a lot.

We Live In Public Movie Poster Features Quotes From Twitter (via /Film) —It used to be that a good sign a film is poised to tank like an M1 Abrams were positive-review poster quotes like “Brilliant!” - John Localnews, WMNY-TV. But it seems Twitter has finally become mainstream enough (thanks to ESPN & CNN mentioning it every. single. chance. they. get. along with A-Z list celebs jumping aboard) to likely become the new warning. “@preston4PHD Hancock 2 was rely great, man!” - @jakefilmgeek [sic] *To be clear, I want to see and have heard good things about We Live In Public, but it’s serving as the example-laden scape goat. Sure, all three “review” Tweets are from celebrity types, but it’s only a matter of time before someone grabs a quote from someone as insignificant as @indieandyy.
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We Live In Public Movie Poster Features Quotes From Twitter (via /Film)

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It used to be that a good sign a film is poised to tank like an M1 Abrams were positive-review poster quotes like “Brilliant!” - John Localnews, WMNY-TV. But it seems Twitter has finally become mainstream enough (thanks to ESPN & CNN mentioning it every. single. chance. they. get. along with A-Z list celebs jumping aboard) to likely become the new warning. “@preston4PHD Hancock 2 was rely great, man!” - @jakefilmgeek [sic]

*To be clear, I want to see and have heard good things about We Live In Public, but it’s serving as the example-laden scape goat. Sure, all three “review” Tweets are from celebrity types, but it’s only a matter of time before someone grabs a quote from someone as insignificant as @indieandyy.