Jan 22 2008 AM Poster Post: 'Possession'!
Perfectly embodies the dueling emotions of seething hatred and complete apathy I faced when watching the trailer. If you haven't had a taste of the plot, it's something like a supernatural You, Me, and Dupree. I mean, seriously, can you even imagine?
Possession Poster [IGN]
Jan 7 2008 AM Poster Post: 'Air I Breathe Poster' Is So Deep
A butterfly resting on a handgun. Such a jarring combination of beauty and violence; so deep. Nearly as meaningful as a gazelle perched on a nuclear silo, or a breast plopped next to a land mine. Well done, The Air I Breathe, in hiding your convoluted plot of Crash-meets-Next behind the steadfast mask of rap video symbolism.
The Official MySpace page for The Air I Breathe [official site]
Dec 11 2007 'Possession' Trailer Pop Quiz!
Question: How do you remake You, Me and Dupree as an even more idiotic psychological thriller?
Hint 1: Try making the Matt Dillon-character and Owen Wilson-character get in a car accident.
Hint 2: Try making the brain of the now-comatose Matt Dillon-character somehow possess the body of Dupree.
Hint 3: Add Sarah Michelle Gellar.
Answer: Under the cut.
Nov 15 2007 'The Air I Breathe' Trailer Breathes Itself Online
What would you get if you took the intertwining melodrama of Crash, keeping Brendan Fraser for some reason, replaced all the racial issues with the supernatural ability to tell the immediate future, and added monotone narration? The Air I Breathe, of course, or at least it would seem from the trailer.
I've heard this is actually pretty good. Is that possible? Can anyone confirm this? While I give them credit for not using song "The Air That I Breathe," the only part that got me excited was seeing George of the Jungle's face beaten in. But if there's more of that, I could see how it might be pretty enjoyable.
Trailer under the cut.
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Sep 12 2007 Southland Tales Poster is Busy, Patriotic?
The poster to Donnie Darko writer/director Richard Kelly's sophomore effort, Southland Tales, is really cluttered with a bunch of crap, and might be meant to look sort of like the American flag, but only vaguely does. But with over two years of delays for re-editing and the entire cast of The Rundown at your disposal, how could you go wrong?*
*By making a movie so bad it needed two years to be re-edited. Also, using The Rundown as a casting mold was probably a bad idea. Involving Night Court's John Larroquette probably isn't helping either.
Final One-Sheet for Richard Kelly's 'Southland Tales' [Cinematical]
