@EverythingDCU_ I don’t get why DC won’t utilize their mainline Superman inspired characters that aren’t just some half baked variant. Icon and Steel have existed for decades and deserve proper on screen adaptations first
@TheMonkeyJungle I’ve been getting into comic / omnibus collecting and the adjacent sub reddits recently and it’s literally the same thing. It’s always “guys here’s my shelfie!!! Btw I haven’t read any yet, just couldn’t resist the deals haha” and the collection is $3000+ and mostly unopened
In honor of one of the greatest poster artists of our time, here’s my favorite Drew Struzan anecdote when illustrating Indiana Jones Adventure’s attraction poster:
"I’m selling movies, yes. But if I can do it with art, with beauty, in a way that reaches people and touches them... that’s what makes me happy"
— Drew Struzan
🧵 with more of his work
Drew Struzan has sadly passed away at the age of 78.
He was the legendary artist that worked on posters for the original 6 ‘Star Wars’ films, ‘Back to the Future’, ‘Indiana Jones’, ‘The Thing’ & much more.
Remember that part in #Andor when all those reporters on Ghorman made it sound like the Ghormans were violent and the Empire HAD to send in soldiers to stop things from getting out of hand but in reality the soldiers WANTED things to get out of hand?
Yea, that was crazy huh?
Just learned that Drew Struzan can no longer paint anymore, as his Alzheimer's has progressed. What an incredible legacy that captured every generation...
@HighDefDiscNews Highly recommend Half Price Books. My 2 local stores always have a good rotation of pre owned blu rays from $4-8 and 4k’s and steel books even pop up pretty frequently. They also let you return discs if they’re defective or damaged, but even then I’ve never had an issue.
People are going “How did he get 65K in residuals when he’s barely in the movie?”
Yeah, that’s how big the DVD market was at the time, and how important residuals could be for actors not getting work on a regular basis. Also a big part of why actors went on strike in 2023.
RFK Jr has cut Alzheimers research.
Alzheimers.
One of the most devastating, urgent and increasing health problems we face today.
He's not interested.
He's a nasty piece of work.
‘COYOTE VS ACME’ has been officially saved by Ketchup Entertainment, who bought the film for $50M
They plan to give the film a worldwide theatrical release in 2026.