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Re: Monster A GoGo's Shock-O-Rama Poster Show
Apart from Surgikill and Link there are more well known films posters included this time around. The pick for me for its artwork and for me being a cat lover has to be Cat's Eye.
HONDO
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Re: Bitter Springs 1950 Australian daybill
Partial to the UK 3 sheet myself, though you are right the sylised look of the quad is a stunner
Re: Bitter Springs 1950 Australian daybill
A different poster image enlarged to further emphasize how wonderful this poster is. It certainly would be great to view it in person.
HONDO
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Re: Postage debacle
Every thing Trump touches dies (a popular saying). This decay even extends to the movie poster hobby on the other side of the world!
darolo
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Re: Missing Australian Universal Horror Posters
The Cat And The Canaty ( 1927 ) image courtesy of John, that I thought deserved a place on this thread.
HONDO
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Re: Yeah, so, I am watching this..,
So I am taking a break from the Noir, as I was recently gifted a lovely boxset of early Hitchcock:
I am embarking on my journey of early Hitchcock.
Last night I started with The Ring and The Farmers Wife.
I adored The Ring, so wonderful and you can see the beginning of the nuances that make Hitchcock so great.
Can see myself revisiting this one a fair bit.
Then The Farmers Wife...so not Hitchcock in any way.
I understand as the studio director he was obliged to direct this one...a comedy no less.
Delightful film and I enjoyed the performances of all, but not at all what I was expecting so found it a bit weird if I am honest.
Still some wonderful moments.
Tonight, if real life doesnt get in the way, we give Champagne and The Manxman a go!
I am embarking on my journey of early Hitchcock.
Last night I started with The Ring and The Farmers Wife.
I adored The Ring, so wonderful and you can see the beginning of the nuances that make Hitchcock so great.
Can see myself revisiting this one a fair bit.
Then The Farmers Wife...so not Hitchcock in any way.
I understand as the studio director he was obliged to direct this one...a comedy no less.
Delightful film and I enjoyed the performances of all, but not at all what I was expecting so found it a bit weird if I am honest.
Still some wonderful moments.
Tonight, if real life doesnt get in the way, we give Champagne and The Manxman a go!
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