simply-haley
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The Best & Worst Coverart of '05
So sorry if this has been posted before. What cover art did you like the most and least of '05! I'll post mine soon, I'm just going to browse the art and see my favs.
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Okay, I have mine and if it helps www.ropeofsilicon.com in the DVD calendar just go back to january 05 and you can see all the art over the year. But here's my picks:
BEST COVER ART:
The Notebook
House of Wax
Cinderella Man
WORST COVER ART:
Bad News Bears
The Exorcism of Emily Rose (unrated)
BEST COVER ART:
The Notebook
House of Wax
Cinderella Man
WORST COVER ART:
Bad News Bears
The Exorcism of Emily Rose (unrated)
Worst:
Herbie Fully Loaded
Best:
House of Wax
Herbie Fully Loaded
Best:
House of Wax
Oh yeah, forgot about Herbie, it's too bad, I liked that movie and the poster art was good but errr they had to go with that ugly art! And Yes House of Wax cover is soo awesume
simply-haley wrote: Oh yeah, forgot about Herbie, it's too bad, I liked that movie and the poster art was good but errr they had to go with that ugly art!You better be joking. Herbie was one of the worst movies in 2005 (in my opinion, it was the worst). The poster art was horrible too.
Tony DeFrancisco wrote: simply-haley wrote: Oh yeah, forgot about Herbie, it's too bad, I liked that movie and the poster art was good but errr they had to go with that ugly art!You better be joking. Herbie was one of the worst movies in 2005 (in my opinion, it was the worst). The poster art was horrible too.
Herbie was really about what I expected from it. It's hard to slam a movie that pretty much delivers what it promises. There were many worse movies last year, mostly the horribly edited to get PG-13 ratings horror movies. I was glad for once to see actual R-rated comedies. If we could get back to R-rated horror movies.
Herbie was really about what I expected from it. It's hard to slam a movie that pretty much delivers what it promises. There were many worse movies last year, mostly the horribly edited to get PG-13 ratings horror movies. I was glad for once to see actual R-rated comedies. If we could get back to R-rated horror movies.
Adrian wrote: There were many worse movies last year, mostly the horribly edited to get PG-13 ratings horror movies. I was glad for once to see actual R-rated comedies. If we could get back to R-rated horror movies.There was many R-rated horror films last year, such as "Wolf Creek", "Saw II", and "The Amityville Horror".
Tony DeFrancisco wrote: There was many R-rated horror films last year, such as "Wolf Creek", "Saw II", and "The Amityville Horror".
There were many more PG-13....Ring II, Boogeyman, Cursed, Cry_Wolf, Dark Waters, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Skeleton Key, etc.
I'm not saying PG-13 is necessarily a bad thing, except when they are editted down just to get that rating to "increase their appeal".
There was an interesting article in Entertainment Weekly about the bait and switch tactics of Hollywood these days. Most people know that if horror and comedies are released with PG-13 ratings, that inevitably there will be the unrated DVD release. Why see these water downed versions in theaters?
There were many more PG-13....Ring II, Boogeyman, Cursed, Cry_Wolf, Dark Waters, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Skeleton Key, etc.
I'm not saying PG-13 is necessarily a bad thing, except when they are editted down just to get that rating to "increase their appeal".
There was an interesting article in Entertainment Weekly about the bait and switch tactics of Hollywood these days. Most people know that if horror and comedies are released with PG-13 ratings, that inevitably there will be the unrated DVD release. Why see these water downed versions in theaters?
Adrian wrote: There were many more PG-13....Ring II, Boogeyman, Cursed, Cry_Wolf, Dark Waters, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Skeleton Key, etc.
I'm not saying PG-13 is necessarily a bad thing, except when they are editted down just to get that rating to "increase their appeal".
There was an interesting article in Entertainment Weekly about the bait and switch tactics of Hollywood these days. Most people know that if horror and comedies are released with PG-13 ratings, that inevitably there will be the unrated DVD release. Why see these water downed versions in theaters?I think the only reason that they do the PG-13 ratings for horror films is because that more and more teens are getting to enjoy horror. Maybe it's just me, but I like comedy better than horror and I'm a teen.
I'm not saying PG-13 is necessarily a bad thing, except when they are editted down just to get that rating to "increase their appeal".
There was an interesting article in Entertainment Weekly about the bait and switch tactics of Hollywood these days. Most people know that if horror and comedies are released with PG-13 ratings, that inevitably there will be the unrated DVD release. Why see these water downed versions in theaters?I think the only reason that they do the PG-13 ratings for horror films is because that more and more teens are getting to enjoy horror. Maybe it's just me, but I like comedy better than horror and I'm a teen.
Adrian wrote: Tony DeFrancisco wrote: There was many R-rated horror films last year, such as "Wolf Creek", "Saw II", and "The Amityville Horror".
There were many more PG-13....Ring II, Boogeyman, Cursed, Cry_Wolf, Dark Waters, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Skeleton Key, etc.
I'm not saying PG-13 is necessarily a bad thing, except when they are editted down just to get that rating to "increase their appeal".
There was an interesting article in Entertainment Weekly about the bait and switch tactics of Hollywood these days. Most people know that if horror and comedies are released with PG-13 ratings, that inevitably there will be the unrated DVD release. Why see these water downed versions in theaters?I wouldn't say it was to increase their appeal - it is simply so they can make more money out of it....
There were many more PG-13....Ring II, Boogeyman, Cursed, Cry_Wolf, Dark Waters, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Skeleton Key, etc.
I'm not saying PG-13 is necessarily a bad thing, except when they are editted down just to get that rating to "increase their appeal".
There was an interesting article in Entertainment Weekly about the bait and switch tactics of Hollywood these days. Most people know that if horror and comedies are released with PG-13 ratings, that inevitably there will be the unrated DVD release. Why see these water downed versions in theaters?I wouldn't say it was to increase their appeal - it is simply so they can make more money out of it....
simply-haley wrote: Okay, I have mine and if it helps www.ropeofsilicon.com in the DVD calendar just go back to january 05 and you can see all the art over the year. But here's my picks:
BEST COVER ART:
The Notebook
House of Wax
Cinderella Man
WORST COVER ART:
Bad News Bears
The Exorcism of Emily Rose (unrated)
The Bad News Bears cover art is perfect
BEST COVER ART:
The Notebook
House of Wax
Cinderella Man
WORST COVER ART:
Bad News Bears
The Exorcism of Emily Rose (unrated)
The Bad News Bears cover art is perfect
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