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It couldn’t have happened to a nicer critic.
Is this going to be like Bubble with the simultaneous theatrical/DVD/HDNet releases? (I suppose it wouldn’t really be hard to find this out for myself, but there’s something cool about getting information from The Source.)
GREAT poster. Can see this springing up in student dorms all over the world.
I like it, myself. 🙂
I must agree. This is a seriously cool poster. Congrats!
Does Soderbergh have a hand in the design of his posters? They always seem to be really cool. I have the Out of Sight one (http://www.impawards.com/1998/out_of_sight.html ) hanging in my office.
I heard it hits VOD in like, 3 weeks before theaters which….seems weird.
@MiddleCat: Yeah, I presume he at least has a say, and may be involved in picking the design firm, and so on. I’ll have to ask.
@Don: I hadn’t heard that. Nobody tells me anything. It does seem weird. Something similar happened with “Two Lovers,” no? At least this film won’t have any of its stars going crazy during the promotional period. I hope.
What, there’s no “FROM THE CREATORS OF KNOCKAROUND GUYS” on there!
I may come across as dense but I was kinda sorta hoping somewhere here can explain the usage of polka dots in the poster.
Other than, you know, they look cool.
think of it as being like a postage stamp …you need to lick
Oh! Is that… oh, ah. I see.
I wonder if there will be a limited edition of the poster on which the dots respond to sense of touch.
Oh, that hurts, Dan. I’ll have you know that Mr. Kenny was almost in that one, too.
Hi,
Yeah cool poster, but it’s kinda hard to look at for any length of time, It would make your head spin 🙂
Jim