Trajan is the Movie Font, a call for design sanity from Goodie Bag. Also be sure to check out Americans love lists!
So, um, I like Trajan. (I don’t make movie posters.) But he has a point. And I also have kind of a crush now. DAMN YOU INTERNETS!
Star Wars with occasional sarcasm
Trajan is the Movie Font, a call for design sanity from Goodie Bag. Also be sure to check out Americans love lists!
So, um, I like Trajan. (I don’t make movie posters.) But he has a point. And I also have kind of a crush now. DAMN YOU INTERNETS!
No, this is not April Fools! Peter Jackson and New Line Cinema have kissed and made up.
:::doing the happy Jedi–er– Hobbit dance!:::
LAist (via Slacktivist) has photos from Mutant Enemy Day on the Writers Guild picket lines. Joss Whedon, Mutant Enemy employees, actors from Whedon’s shows and fans from around the world turned up in L.A. on December 7 to show their support for the striking writers.
Meanwhile, the Writers Guild has denied requests for waivers from producers of the Golden Globes and Oscars.
The strike is in its seventh week with no end in sight.
The teaser trailer for The Dark Knight. (In HD!) Let the judging of Heath Ledger begin!
News from starwars.com:
And in other Indy news:
The starwars.com tour of Volume Two of The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones moves on with:
After doing more to make people afraid of surgery than any newspaper scandal in Awake, Hayden Christensen‘s new movie Jumper is trying to get even more buzz going with a new trailer.
Those funny folks at Pixar. There’s always so much going on that it’s hard to see everything they put in there.
But never fear! Jim Hill Media has rounded up all the cross-references in their movies.
Makes you wanna dust off those DVD’s doesn’t it?
Helping to celebrate the release of the official teaser poster for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (see previous entry), StarWars.com has a neat article looking at Indiana Jones posters from the previous adventures, covering the globe with posters from Poland, Australia, Belgium, and even Disneyland. Read the article by Pete Vilmur. The hatless, jacketless Indy poster looks more like a Bond flick poster!
Well well, look what showed up today:
You can download a larger version at indianajones.com, but turn your speakers down first.
Talks have collapsed between the Writer’s Guild of America and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers. Each blamed the other for the break down in negotiations.
Meanwhile, hundreds of production workers and others who have been laid off or lost business due to the strike took to the streets in hopes of encouraging the two sides back to the table.