sidewaysscott wrote:They're both great. But if you're looking to flip, look elsewhere.mfaith wrote:What do you guys think of today's offerings? Thinking of picking up that Sorcerer one.
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choke wrote:I won't give up a flip that I can get myself to someone who is convinced they need it. None of us need any of this fudge. It's art. It's not medicine.
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Dunno about flipability, but the fact that the Sorcerers are all signed by Friedkin is pretty damn cool.
This is the guy who directed The French Connection and The Exorcist. Not exactly a lightweight.
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UrsusMorris wrote:I think they're both neat. I like the Sorcerer more. But i've never seen either movie, which needs to change.mfaith wrote:What do you guys think of today's offerings? Thinking of picking up that Sorcerer one.
No matter where you go, there you are.
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The Sorcerer is great. Definitely a future iso for me. Best work Shaw's done in a while I think.
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Borgman has been on my "watch list" for a while now, and it's currently playing at my local independent theater. Will catch it tonight. I am pretty sure I will enjoy the film, so will most likely pick up the print. Think Jay did a great job with it.
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Well, I know Mondo is tied to Alamo Drafthouse, so they're kind of drawn to the world of cinema. However, I'd like to think given their relationships with artists, they could probably be successful doing something non-movie based.RiverRoad wrote:
Do you mean (by original subject matter) you would like Mondo to release some non-movie themed prints?
I'd actually like to see more print art done for books, as they don't traditionally have a dominant visual component to their medium (aside from the bookcovers, and various illustrations throughout, of course).
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A Mondo poster sold out that fast?mfaith wrote:Damn Sorcerer sold out in less than a minute.
I'm confused.
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Most were sold on the night.jeffreyjonesbsme wrote:A Mondo poster sold out that fast?mfaith wrote:Damn Sorcerer sold out in less than a minute.
I'm confused.
