You folks respond well to the Mondo posters and whatnot, so here’s some more.
And like the Mondo posters, which require you to catch the dove as it learns to fly during an eclipse during the solstice when the bell rings to actually be lucky enough to snag a copy these are hard to get as well. In fact, they’re not actually available for sale though I have heard there are ways to obtain such things.
Dig their take for Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas to the right. Then get excited because ones for Star Wars, The Big Lebowski, Fight Club, and Pulp Fiction are equally awesome.
Either way, any time we have a chance to see movies we love given a treatment that excites us or provokes a reaction is a good one. So, click away and check them out. There a few that defy logic (Grandma’s Boy?) but this style is a great marriage of images and text.
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I dont know who responds well to $40 posters but it sure the fuck ain't me. Mondo and these guys can keep their shitty posters until they bring it down to $7.99 fuck you very much.
You want a shitty piece of low-grade paper printed with the same marketing bullshit and terrible photoshop crap that is plastered over every bus in the country, then go to Wal-Mart and pay $8 for your posters. If you want a carefully designed piece of art, hand printed and special, then you can go to Mondo or the other custom poster companies.
You get what you pay for.
Not that cool, but….ummmm Respect?!
They're all the same, sort of.
Yeah, considerably less cool when you realize every poster is the same "quotes in a silhouette" concept.
Mondo and some others are overpriced and require to much work and time to give them money. I never post trolling comments on here but simmer down Renn.
Wow. I wanted to defend Mondo, as I usually like their stuff, but as Gwai Lo said before, it's just the one damn concept regurgitated over and over for dozens of films – to varying degrees of effectiveness. I mean, even the font is the same throughout! I can get behind the concept as applied to one, maybe two films where it makes sense, but to apply the same idea to so many different films, is the opposite of being creative. It's like that douche on "Mad Men" who's whole advertising portfolio was different products with the same damn tagline… making the subtle comment, that all these films are not special but basically interchangable…
I do not know what weapons will be a third world war, but the fourth – sticks and stones.
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