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Chanel Eater - Poetic Justice

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Belgian graphic artist & illustrator Laurent Durieux redesigns movie posters in a retro-futurisitc style. View his complete work via his website.

Laurent Durieux doesn’t actually live in a retro-futuristic world imagined by H.G. Wells and designed by Raymond Loewy. In Durieux’s world, gigantic robots tower over forests populated by mythical beasts such as Bigfoot and King Kong; city skies are thick with airships shaped like Snoopy, while Buck Rodgers-like vehicles whiz by on slender monorails; and movie monsters are portrayed as sensitive creatures, victims of their grotesqueries rather than revenge-fueled fiends.

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Pretty sure this was the 1983 run at MSG

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Follow to the next dimension ॐ

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Beautiful Chemistry: Amazing Chemical Reactions Filmed with a 4K UltraHD Camera [VIDEO]

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CHEMISTRY. IS. BEAUTIFUL.

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The anatomy of a mushroom. I love drawing mushrooms, I love mushrooms in my food, and I love mushrooms puns. There is a fungus among us and it needs a good home!

Pick one up at my store at: https://www.etsy.com/listing/184245232/the-anatomy-of-a-mushroom-art-print

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31 Days of Halloween - Movie #13: Stephen King’s It (1990)

TRIVIA: Jarred Blancard (young Henry Bowers) hated having to call Marlon Taylor (young Mike Hanlon) a “nigger”, and would often apologize to him before and after filming for his character’s excessive use of the slur.

NOTE: I had to take five days off to take care of some health issues… sue me. Never has a movie terrified me for so much for so long a period of time to finally become a frequently watched, favorite film of mine. I think a lot of that has to do with it being the final film my mother and I ever watched together. Either way, this and The Stand, um, stand, as the definitive Stephen King on television (Under the Dome? Don’t get me started.).