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 Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 6:56 pm
Does anyone here know what theatres do with their old posters?
When I was going to see War of the Worlds with a friend of mine, we saw this poster(well, more like a wall-hanging..it was pretty big) advertising the movie The Corpse Bride, and I thought it looked pretty neat. I was half tempted to snatch it off the wall and take it home with me...
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 8:05 pm
Abbi Normal Does anyone here know what theatres do with their old posters? When I was going to see War of the Worlds with a friend of mine, we saw this poster(well, more like a wall-hanging..it was pretty big) advertising the movie The Corpse Bride, and I thought it looked pretty neat. I was half tempted to snatch it off the wall and take it home with me...
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 10:07 pm
Trea Abbi Normal Does anyone here know what theatres do with their old posters? When I was going to see War of the Worlds with a friend of mine, we saw this poster(well, more like a wall-hanging..it was pretty big) advertising the movie The Corpse Bride, and I thought it looked pretty neat. I was half tempted to snatch it off the wall and take it home with me... That's a shame, I'd love to start a movie poster collection. Maybe I could slip the guy at the cossesion stand a few buck and he'd give me one...(or maybe I could get a job there? That would be neat!)
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Posted: Thu Jul 21, 2005 11:58 pm
Abbi Normal Trea Abbi Normal Does anyone here know what theatres do with their old posters? When I was going to see War of the Worlds with a friend of mine, we saw this poster(well, more like a wall-hanging..it was pretty big) advertising the movie The Corpse Bride, and I thought it looked pretty neat. I was half tempted to snatch it off the wall and take it home with me... That's a shame, I'd love to start a movie poster collection. Maybe I could slip the guy at the cossesion stand a few buck and he'd give me one...(or maybe I could get a job there? That would be neat!) Yeah. I know two people that work at the local theater. Told one of them to get me the hitchhikers guide cardboard poster. Problem is, they're still using it to hang regular posters on. I may never get that, which would be a cryin' shame. Back on topic again, I just saw Constantine for the second time. Still amazing.
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Posted: Fri Jul 22, 2005 9:49 am
Shovel_Mage Back on topic again, I just saw Constantine for the second time. Still amazing.
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Posted: Mon Sep 05, 2005 4:06 pm
Breathing air into this thread once again:
I saw Flight of The Pheonix. Worst movie ever. It was long and you kept waiting for it to get interesting. It was all very predictable. The end credits was the most stupid end ever. I really didn't like it.
I also saw Wedding Crashers. It had its funny moments but the idea of two guys crashing weddings to pick up girls was just so offensive to me. It might have just been me though. Comedy was great though. If your a guy you may like it more that i did. Thats just my opinion.
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Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2005 1:00 am
Saw The Brothers Grimme, it was a bit hoaky but rather entertaining none the less. However if you are a complete and total scaredy-cat-wussy-pants-baby like me it's kind creepy too. sweatdrop
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