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Showing posts with label Movie Posters. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

From: http://urbansavior.com/

Great movies always make us forget that it is actually a movie we are watching; the scenes dissolve us within them and we no longer keep in mind that the roles are being played by actors and the sights we see might actually be Hollywood sets. This amazing effect is achieved by all that goes on behind the camera, between the scenes. Check out a few snapshots of what went on behind the scenes of 23 brilliant movies.

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Tron (1982) — David Warner and Bruce Boxleitner fuck around in costume.

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A self portrait of Stanley Kubrick with his daughter, Jack Nicholson and the crew @ the set of The Shining.

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The Howeling.

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The Gate (1987) — Giant special effect set. © Craig Reardon

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The French Connection — The Rig set in Gene Hackman’s car before one of the best car-chase scenes in movie history.

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The Empire Strikes Back – filming the Crawl.

The Birds 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

The Birds (1961) — Tippi Hedren with Hitchcock.

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Superman

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Sesame Street

Rio Bravo 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

Rio Bravo — Hawks and Angie Dickinson

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Requiem for a Dream — Jennifer Connelly strapped into a SnorriCam.

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Rebel Without A Cause — James Dean, Natalie Wood and director Nicholas Ray.

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Nosferatu (1922) — only Max Schreck “lounged” like that.

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On the set of Mothra (1961) – special effects director Tsuburaya Eiji

Marathon Man 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

Marathon Man — Hoffman & Olivier.

King Kong 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

King Kong (1933)

Godfather 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

Godfather — fish-line bullet holes.

Ghostbusters 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

Ghostbusters.

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On the set of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis — the actress inside the Maria robot taking a breather.

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On the set of Faust.

Dr. Strangelove 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

Dr. Strangelove — Sellers & Kubrick.

Alien 23 Awesome Behind The Scene Photos From Famous Movies

Set of Alien.

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On the spaceship set of 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Wednesday, July 27, 2011

The First Trailer and Exclusive Poster for 'Pearl Jam Twenty' Makes Us Miss Our Teen Angst Years


By Aiden Redmond
From http://blog.moviefone.com/
 
If you're one of the many who remember the day you first bought Pearl Jam's debut album, 'Ten,' and then listened to it until the cassette melted into your stereo, then get ready to feel old. Yup, it's been a full 20 years since 'Ten' came out and established Pearl Jam as one of the defining voices of the grunge era, and not only have they been kicking ass ever since, but apparently they've been filming their musical journey all along.

With an upcoming tour on the horizon to celebrate their 20th anniversary as band, we now have our hands on the first trailer and exclusive poster for the upcoming rockumentary, 'Pearl Jam Twenty.' As per the studio:
'Pearl Jam Twenty' chronicles the years leading up to the band's formation, the chaos that ensued soon-after their rise to megastardom, their step back from center stage, and the creation of a trusted circle that would surround them -- giving way to a work culture that would sustain them. Told in big themes and bold colors with blistering sound, the film is carved from over 1,200 hours of rarely-seen and never-before seen footage spanning the band's career. 'Pearl Jam Twenty' is the definitive portrait of Pearl Jam: part concert film, part intimate insider-hang, part testimonial to the power of music and uncompromising artists."
Check out the trailer and the poster:



They're definitely going for the 'U2 3D' effect with the poster, but who cares -- this will be awesome and it's sure to have one hell of a soundtrack.

Directed by Cameron Crowe, it's set to hit theaters on Sept. 20 for one night only before getting a week-long run on Sept. 23, and it features the many members of Pearl Jam (obviously) along with appearances from Soundgarden's Chris Cornell and the late, great Layne Staley from Alice in Chains. We don't know about you, but we're already dusting off our ripped jeans and plaid flannel for this one.

How excited are you for 'Pearl Jam 20?'

Tuesday, July 12, 2011

The Dark Knight Rises Teaser Poster Suggests Gotham Will Crumble

 Author: Sean O'Connell
From: http://www.cinemablend.com/

With Comic-Con around the corner (the fest overruns San Diego July 21-24), fans can expect a flood of superhero-related news items to spread across the Internet as studios line up future tentpoles and kick start viral marketing campaigns. And even though Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises isn’t expected to have much of a presence at the convention, the anticipated sequel just made a pre-Con splash by tossing a teaser poster into the mix.

Check it out the first ever Dark Knight Rises poster below:



It’s bleak. And it’s not just the washed out, black-and-white tones. It appears to suggest that major skyscrapers in Gotham are crumbling to the ground … a stark contrast to bright lights and bustle that was reflected in posters for The Dark Knight. Either that or massive pieces of popcorn are popping in Gotham. Maybe Bane (Tom Hardy) and Catwoman (Anne Hathaway) have a delicious scheme cooked up for the Caped Crusader?

Speaking of the announced antagonists, they’re noticeably absent from this teaser poster. Some of the best marketing for The Dark Knight gave us glimpses of Heath Ledger in his Joker outfit, working his bloody smile into the imagery. It immediately created a memorable image that this poster doesn’t quite convey. Bonus points for working the Bat signal into the design, though. Look closely, and you’ll see.

Hopefully we’ll get even more in the teaser trailers that are supposed to be attached to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 this weekend. And then there’s always Comic-Con, where Warner could continue to generate buzz for a sequel that doesn’t really need it.

Friday, June 17, 2011

Neon Posters ...they move in front of your lucky eyes

From: http://www.shortlist.com/


We've been giving a serious amount of man-love to film posters of late. If you don't believe us then try clicking here or here or, if you're really brave, here.

But, in some bid to try and outdo every other poster-maker in the world, the mysteriously named Mr Whaite has created these awesome neon posters that actually move and everything.

He's developed these gifs which imagine a world where a large amount of money is used to promote films in the seediest part of town. He's promised more to come so stay tuned.

To see more of his work click here.









Monday, September 13, 2010

Incredible Star Wars Propaganda Posters

From: http://www.pbh2.com

For the Imperial Forces:


Loose lips bring down star ships



Rebuild the Death Star The Empire Needs You



Darth Vader Cant Do It Alone



Imperial Forces Unite

The Empire Keeping You Safe

The Evil Empire



For the Rebel Alliance:


Celebrate the Rebel Alliance

Unite Behind The Force

Lela We Can Do It

Join the Rebel Alliance

Friday, July 16, 2010

Ryan Reynolds Dons the Green Lantern Uniform!

Is that Hal Jordan or Slim Goodbody?


Green Lantern Ryan Reynolds
Credit: Entertainment Weekly

Vitals

UPDATE: Click the pic for a high-res version!

Today, the good people at EW give us the first glance Ryan Reynolds in the Green Lantern suit and I'm having a little trouble keeping the two sides of my brain from reenacting the Raan-Thanagar War.

Those who don't know anything about the Green Lantern mythos like to say that Hal Jordan (and the other members of the Corps) are lame superheroes simply because all they do is wear a ring.

We who know better say pshaw! Be it Kyle Rayner's artistic constructs, the multi-layered thinking of John Stewart, Guy Gardner's brute force, or Alan Scott's wisdom and nobility, a Lantern's might comes from within!

Still, though, the ring is important and with the ring comes the suit. The friggin' suit.

Ryan Reynolds looks sufficiently badass and quite stern as Hal Jordan. He's definitely not the Silver Age Hal Jordan "awww shucks"ing it with Carol Ferris and Pie-Face. He looks like he's ready to put a beatdown on anyone who messes with Sector 2814. And I think that is entirely cool.

The thing that everyone will first notice about the suit, though, is what looks like "musculature of light." That is definitely non-canonical - and while I did flash on Joel Schumacher's Batman nipples for a second, I'm thinking there's a lot that can be done with this.

Will we see Green Lantern power shooting through him? Will he glow when he's angry? (Taking a page out of Ion's book here a little, perhaps?)

Still, as a child of the 1980s, there was something about the suit that made it feel a little familiar.

Dear God, is Slim Goodbody a member of the GL Corps?

Friday, May 14, 2010

Tarantino Minimalist Movie Posters

From: http://screenrant.com/

You know what I love? Quentin Tarantino movies. You know what else I love? Minimalist art. How lucky is it then that I found this set of awesome minimalist-style

Quentin Tarantino

You know what I love? Quentin Tarantino movies. You know what else I love? Minimalist art. How lucky is it then that I found this set of awesome minimalist-style tribute posters for all seven of Tarantino’s movies over at Collider? Using simple bold colors and clever designs, these posters by artist Ibraheem Youssef capture the essence of each one of Tarantino’s films and would look great on any QT fan’s wall.

Scroll down to check out all seven of the posters, which are displayed in chronological order by the year of their release.

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death-proof-minimalist

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Pretty cool, right? I like that it takes you a couple seconds to get the inspiration behind some of the posters. When the meaning of the designs finally dawns on you, it’s a good feeling (like you’re part of a really cool, but really nerdy inside joke). The best thing about these posters is that Youseff is selling limited edition 11″x18″ prints and 24″ x 36″ posters of them at his website.

A word of warning, though. If you want them, you will have to act fast as it appears that some of the poster-sized prints are already sold out. If I had more wall space, I’d definitely pick one up. Heck, I might anyway. Who needs pictures of family and friends when you’ve got cool movie posters, right?

I like all of these posters so much, I’m having a hard time picking my favorite. Right now, I think it’s a toss-up between Youssef’s clever interpretations of Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Kill Bill Vol. 2. Which one is your favorite? Would you like to see any other director get the minimalist treatment?

Source: Ibraheem Youssef via Collider