Showing posts with label Coen brothers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coen brothers. Show all posts

The Seven Sins Of Coen's Cinema


The seven deadly sins as represented by Coen Brothers films and Augie Pagan for Ltd. Art Gallery's Over The Line, a tribute to the Coens.

I can name all the films but lust. Is that Blood Simple?

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Everybody Be Cool, This Is A Robbery!
Big Lebowski Last Supper Abides
I'm a Dapper Dan man!


I'm Not Sure I Agree With You A Hundred Percent On Your Police Work, There, Lou


Chet Phillips show his love for the Coen brothers with a series of posters, including The Big Lebowski, Miller’s Crossing, Raising Arizona and my favourite, Fargo.

Lou: You alright there, Margie?
Marge Gunderson: Oh, I just think I'm gonna barf...

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Terrible Cartoons That Shouldn't Happen
The View Will Make You Squeal With Delight
Everybody Be Cool, This Is A Robbery!


Big Lebowski Monopoly


Stranger knocks you out and steals your rug. PASS OUT. Do not observe Shabbos.

Samzo has created a ridiculously detailed Big Lebowski Monopoly game, with property, Community Chest (Briefcase) and Chance (White Russian) cards. (Hat tip to John Farrier of Neatorama)

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Everybody Be Cool, This Is A Robbery!


If Honey Bunny and Pumpkin had a bad time robbing the diner in Pulp Fiction, then this is seriously the wrong place to try again. (Evanimal for Spoke Art's Quentin vs. Coen show)

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True Grit Story


Woody, in your four years as Sheriff, how many men have you shot?
Shot? Or killed?
Let us restrict it to killed so we may have a manageable figure!

I love how Woody is a perfect stand-in for any Western character. He'll have quite the post-Pixar career. (Toy Grit Mash-Up Trailer by forensicator8)

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Silly Rabbit, Trixs Are For Kids


"This print was inspired by the Kill Bill scene where Beatrix Kiddo and Oren Iishii fight outside of the House of Blue Leaves in the style of a Japanese wood block print. You can find emblems representing each of the assassins code symbol (the Black Mamba and the Copperhead) on their kimonos. In the word boxes are phrases from the film, roughly translated into Japanese. On the left is something to the tune of “When it comes to Revenge you must time it right/be swift” and on the right is “Silly Rabbit, Tricks are for kids”.


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I'm a Dapper Dan man!


O Brother Where Art Thou? as a Greek vase — it's fitting, seeing as the Coen brothers do say the movie was based on Homer's The Odyssey. (Paterfamilias by Clint Wilson, via Reelizer)

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Big Lebowski Last Supper Abides

"Look, let me explain something. I'm not Jesus. You're Jesus. I'm the Dude. So that's what you call me. That or His Dudeness... Duder... or El Duderino, if, you know, you're not into the whole brevity thing."

The Big Lebowski Last Supper will match your favorite rug and really tie the room together. How nobody had yet created a Dude Last Supper is a surprise to me (and trust me, I've looked at more than a few.) Even though I'm not a member of the Big Lebowski cult, I know a fan favourite when I see one.

So with that shameful pop culture confession behind me, I leave it to you to identify the disciples as I'm not going to even try.

Update: And Funktards comes through with flying colours! From left to right: Nihilist #1, Nihilist #2, Nihilist #3, The Stranger, Jackie Treehorn, Maude, The Dude (as Jesus), Donny, Walter Sobchak, The Jesus, Bunny, Brandt, Jeffrey Lebowski (aka The Big Lebowski)

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Suddenly Last Supper
Th-th-th-That's Sacrilegious Folks!
South Park Last Supper... You Bastards!
Watchmen Last Supper

No Country For Old Bunnies

As it turns out, portraying Anton Chigurh as a bunny doesn't make him any less of a sociopath. The 30-Second Bunnies have just released their cottontail version of No Country for Old Men and it's a natural for them: minimal dialogue and a plot that mostly involves people getting shot.

Anton Chigurh: Call it.
Gas Station Proprietor: Call it?
Anton Chigurh: Yes.
Gas Station Proprietor: For what?
Anton Chigurh: Just call it.
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