Another cool piece of typography, which appears to be a fascination of mine these days. I love seeing what can be done with words and am jealous as I wouldn't be able to do it myself.The t-shirt isn't much of a spoiler, unless you are a pop culture shut-in. It's more hipster irony and another in a series of t-shirts that would be cool to wear if I still did that sort of thing. Get it here. Artist Olly Moss has a wealth of other cool designs as well.
(I'm actually on vacation right now. This post brought to you by the miracle of Blogger in Draft's Scheduled Post Publishing.)
I think for any of these movies to be truly spoiled, one would have to have been living on a mountain in Tibet...
ReplyDeleteI love this shirt, but looking at the pictures of real people on the Threadless site, I just don't get why they didn't tweak the design to make it more vertical. It would have looked so great as a long rectangle filling up the whole front.
ReplyDeleteiApprove.
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Nice work..really kool!
ReplyDeletebtw, Snape didn't kill Dumbledor, Drako Malfoy did.
ReplyDeleteThe work is different - ilike.
ReplyDeleteNo, read the books. Snape does kill Dumbledore.
ReplyDeleteThats freaky - I see this on Digg, and I happen to be wearing the t-shirt!
ReplyDeleteanon...you'll want to go back and read that again, bubs.
ReplyDeleteah...that was directed at first anon, not the second who's telling the truth. :)
ReplyDeleteEPIC WIN
ReplyDeletePotter 6 hasn't been made in to a movie (yet)
ReplyDeleteSeriously, this shirt isn't funny. I don't get everyone's obsession with it.
ReplyDeleteHahha, cool shirt.
ReplyDeleteAnd for anyone bashing it, dude, seriously lighten up.
What policeman? Must have missed that one. Please clarify.
ReplyDeleteThey let the policeman die!
ReplyDeletethey prolly mean Wicker Man
ReplyDelete300 actually die, he had 300 bodyguards sent one home...but you forget that the king isn't a body guard so if you add him it actually comes to 300.
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The policeman was in Wickerman. What's the top right one with Kyser Sose?
ReplyDeleteit's from the usual suspects, brian singer before he got all gay with the tights
ReplyDeleteKeyser Soze and Verbal are both characters from "The Usual Suspects" (1997).
ReplyDeleteYour math on the 300 is incorrect. While 300 Spartans may have died, only 299 of "the 300" actually died. Leonidas did not count himself among the 300.
ReplyDeletewhat is the one dil is a man
ReplyDeleteIm calling out just what some people cant figure out
ReplyDeleteStatue of Liberty: Planet of the Apes
which are these?
Rosebud
Kristen Shot J.R.: Dallas?
Dil: Crying Game?
Citizen Kane
ReplyDeleteDallas
Crying Game
The Others? From Lost, right? I am on season 3 so does something change? I am confused.
ReplyDeleteNo, The Others is actually the name of the movie. Nothing to do with lost.
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ReplyDelete300 Spartans die.
Leonidas says something about him and his 300 bodyguards, he sends the one home... thus, 300.
And Snape Kills Dumbledore, but that's kind of old news, isn't it? Shouldn't there be something from the new book like "Harry dies... but comes back to life in Gandalf-esque moment."
Maggie shot Mr. Burns!
ReplyDeleteI am so old, The others in "Lost" lol. I remeber that movie. It sucked.
ReplyDeleteShelly Winters ran to the railing and capsized the Poseidon. 'struth!
ReplyDeletehaha! these are good!
ReplyDeleteOK I am missing a few so which films are these plese:
ReplyDeleteDil is Actually a man.
Soylent Green is Made of people.
To answer are few other questions I have seen.
Rosebud is Citizen Kane (Orson Wells)
The Protagonists are the Others is from the Nicole Kidman film the Others.
"Soylent Green" is the name of the movie... and Dil is the man lady in "The Crying Game"
ReplyDeleteI mean man lady in the nicest way possible, as to not offend any man ladies attending this board.
"Soylent Green" is the name of the movie... and Dil is the man lady in "The Crying Game"
ReplyDeleteI mean man lady in the nicest way possible, as to not offend any man ladies attending this board.
For "The Crying Game," instead of "Dil is a man," I recall "In Living Color" using the phrase "I knew Dil had a pickle."
ReplyDeleteI own this t-shirt. I love it.
ReplyDeletei lov'n it :)
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Very very nice!
ReplyDeleteBite me spammers - have you noticed I erase it anyway?
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