Comments on: A Glourious Unreleased Basterds Poster http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/ TV and Movie News, Reviews & Trailers Sat, 26 May 2012 07:17:30 +0000 hourly 1 By: Trainspotting Poster | The OriginalUnOriginal.Com http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-144524 Trainspotting Poster | The OriginalUnOriginal.Com Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:30:02 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-144524 [...] A Glourious Unreleased Basterds Poster – Screen Rant [...] [...] A Glourious Unreleased Basterds Poster – Screen Rant [...]

]]> By: Clockwork Orange Posters | The OriginalUnOriginal.Com http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-136478 Clockwork Orange Posters | The OriginalUnOriginal.Com Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:20:12 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-136478 [...] A Glourious Unreleased Basterds Poster - Screen Rant [...] [...] A Glourious Unreleased Basterds Poster – Screen Rant [...]

]]> By: michael http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-127100 michael Thu, 03 Sep 2009 02:38:43 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-127100 oh my god! brad pitt is the most single absolute worst actor i have ever seen. he stinks, he can't act to save his life. oh my god! brad pitt is the most single absolute worst actor i have ever seen. he stinks, he can’t act to save his life.

]]> By: Posters david beckham | Poster Deals On EBAY http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-125408 Posters david beckham | Poster Deals On EBAY Sat, 29 Aug 2009 05:30:42 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-125408 [...] The imagery of World War II is truly indelible. So many people creating and reacting to so much havoc would make even the most steadfast of wills flinch. This summer, Quentin Tarantino and company treated us to Inglorious Basterds , which was the read more [...] [...] The imagery of World War II is truly indelible. So many people creating and reacting to so much havoc would make even the most steadfast of wills flinch. This summer, Quentin Tarantino and company treated us to Inglorious Basterds , which was the read more [...]

]]> By: Zipper Stevens http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124975 Zipper Stevens Fri, 28 Aug 2009 04:32:55 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124975 Bob Peak's Star Trek I-IV. Nothing touches those... pretty much anything else he did too. http://www.bobpeak.com/artpage.cfm?artid=33 Bob Peak’s Star Trek I-IV. Nothing touches those… pretty much anything else he did too.

http://www.bobpeak.com/artpage.cfm?artid=33

]]> By: Terrell Tichenor http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124883 Terrell Tichenor Fri, 28 Aug 2009 00:32:37 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124883 I gotta say this poster is better than the actual movie I gotta say this poster is better than the actual movie

]]> By: The Big Dentist http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124827 The Big Dentist Thu, 27 Aug 2009 22:39:27 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124827 Here we go again - I'm going to keep thinking of new ones to add... Trainspotting. Commonplace now, but the first time I'd ever seen different posters for the same film highlighting and naming each individual character. The Christopher Reeve Superman, with that soaring metallic "S" against the simple background of the sky. Which encouraged one of the finest incidents of defacing I've ever seen in an underground station: someone had simply written "L" one side, and "D" the other. "You'll believe a man can fly." Made me chuckle anyway... Here we go again – I’m going to keep thinking of new ones to add…

Trainspotting. Commonplace now, but the first time I’d ever seen different posters for the same film highlighting and naming each individual character.

The Christopher Reeve Superman, with that soaring metallic “S” against the simple background of the sky. Which encouraged one of the finest incidents of defacing I’ve ever seen in an underground station: someone had simply written “L” one side, and “D” the other. “You’ll believe a man can fly.” Made me chuckle anyway…

]]> By: The Big Dentist http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124818 The Big Dentist Thu, 27 Aug 2009 22:17:28 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124818 Decent interview with Goodridge on that Posterwire site. Nice to see hands-on illustrators are still getting any work at all in these days of "any monkey with Photoshop can fling a few floating heads together with a bit of lens flare and call it a poster." Saul Bass would be rotating in his crypt. Which studio would have the guts now to commission and use something as striking and unique as his designs for The Man With The Golden Arm, or Anatomy Of A Murder? Faves of mine would have to be the Hildebrandt brothers' heroic-fantasy poster for Star Wars, the iconic shark-&-swimmer for Jaws, and the total `70s airbrushed look of the one for A Clockwork Orange, with a knife-wielding Alex bursting out of the "A". These three show exactly what impression it's possible to convey about a movie without recourse to literalism. Basic join-the-dots formulaic photomontage has a tough time competing with that, IMO. I can still remember seeing the poster for Westworld as a kid, with Yul Brynner drawn more scarily smashed-up than he ever was in the actual movie, with the tagline "Nothing can possibly go worng"! Priceless. In a similar (ahem) vein, there's Michael Ironside having a rough old day on the poster for Scanners. Again, hand-drawn. Here's a stupid question: out of interest, when and why did the (now-universal) trend for squashing up the lettering beneath the image start? Always wondered who dictated that. Decent interview with Goodridge on that Posterwire site. Nice to see hands-on illustrators are still getting any work at all in these days of “any monkey with Photoshop can fling a few floating heads together with a bit of lens flare and call it a poster.” Saul Bass would be rotating in his crypt. Which studio would have the guts now to commission and use something as striking and unique as his designs for The Man With The Golden Arm, or Anatomy Of A Murder?

Faves of mine would have to be the Hildebrandt brothers’ heroic-fantasy poster for Star Wars, the iconic shark-&-swimmer for Jaws, and the total `70s airbrushed look of the one for A Clockwork Orange, with a knife-wielding Alex bursting out of the “A”. These three show exactly what impression it’s possible to convey about a movie without recourse to literalism. Basic join-the-dots formulaic photomontage has a tough time competing with that, IMO.

I can still remember seeing the poster for Westworld as a kid, with Yul Brynner drawn more scarily smashed-up than he ever was in the actual movie, with the tagline “Nothing can possibly go worng”! Priceless. In a similar (ahem) vein, there’s Michael Ironside having a rough old day on the poster for Scanners. Again, hand-drawn.

Here’s a stupid question: out of interest, when and why did the (now-universal) trend for squashing up the lettering beneath the image start? Always wondered who dictated that.

]]> By: Ken http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124802 Ken Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:30:00 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124802 I think that the poster captures the essence of the movie, with its touch of a spaghetti western, very well. My favorite last year was the poster for Cthulhu, which I thought was beautiful and a bit chilling, at the same time. I think that the poster captures the essence of the movie, with its touch of a spaghetti western, very well.

My favorite last year was the poster for Cthulhu, which I thought was beautiful and a bit chilling, at the same time.

]]> By: 2GuysTalking Television Review Blogs » Blog Archive » So Glouriously Un-used? http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124776 2GuysTalking Television Review Blogs » Blog Archive » So Glouriously Un-used? Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:04:11 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124776 [...] for the recent Hollywood blockbuster, “INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS” over at ScreenRant.Com! Be sure to visit and chime in via their always-engaging discussion areas and tell them that 2GuysTalking sent you - to talk about the un-used movie [...] [...] for the recent Hollywood blockbuster, “INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS” over at ScreenRant.Com! Be sure to visit and chime in via their always-engaging discussion areas and tell them that 2GuysTalking sent you – to talk about the un-used movie [...]

]]> By: Heath McKnight http://screenrant.com/inglourious-basterds-unreleased-poster-mikew-23132/comment-page-1/#comment-124737 Heath McKnight Thu, 27 Aug 2009 18:12:06 +0000 http://screenrant.com/?p=23132#comment-124737 Over the last couple of years, unused/unreleased posters and trailers seem to be better than what the official releases were. This rocks! Heath Over the last couple of years, unused/unreleased posters and trailers seem to be better than what the official releases were. This rocks!

Heath

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