Vintage Movie Wallpaper of the Day
Sunday, March 29, 2008

Markedly one of the biggest cult movies ever, Repo Man fans endure to this day with new ones emerging. Will there be a sequel to join it on the silver screen or a David Lynch female lead remake… who knows?

Related Coverage:
::: Japanese Poster Celebration Month – January 2009

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Official original Japanese poster artwork for this film.

Related Links:
::: IMDb Profile

New Cinema Wallpaper of the Day
Thursday, October 9, 2008

Can’t wait to see this anthology film with Tadanobu Asano even directing a segement. Jason Gray (read here) mentions: “Asano is an alien named 246 that needs his drum kit or he’ll die” in R246 Story.

Japanese Cinema:
::: Jason Gray
::: Mark Schilling’s Tokyo Ramen
::: Midnight Eye
::: Nippon Cinema
::: Outcast Cinema
::: Ryuganji
::: Toronto J-Film Pow-Wow

Eiga Chirashi = mini poster/flyer’s from Japan

Image Source:
Official Japanese poster artwork used in the original Japanese release for this film.

Related Links:
::: Official Site
::: IMDb Profile

More amazing Japanese poster artwork for Takashi Miike’s Crows Zero (Kurôzu zero). Surprisingly enough in the past 7 days this film has been the most popular title among site readers. In addition and I haven’t said this enough here if your a big fan of Miike then definitely check out the Tom Mes book on Miike – Agitator: The Cinema of Takashi Miike.

Related Coverage:
::: Japanese Poster Artwork
::: Review by Mark Schilling
::: AFM: CROWS 0 Review (Todd @ Twitch)

Amazon.com Link: Buy the Tom Mes (Midnight Eye) book on Miike – Agitator: The Cinema of Takashi Miike

Japanese Cinema:
::: Jason Gray
::: Mark Schilling’s Tokyo Ramen
::: Midnight Eye
::: Outcast Cinema
::: Ryuganji

Eiga Chirashi = mini poster/flyer’s from Japan

Image Source:
Official still used in the original Japanese artwork for this film.

Related Links:
::: IMDb Profile

The big news today is coming from Tokyograph (read here) who inform us that Takashi Miike’s Crows Zero will be getting a sequel. Apparently this will tie everything up with a nice resounding ending. Expect it to come out sometime in 2009.

Via: Ryuganji

Related Coverage:
::: Japanese Poster Artwork
::: Review by Mark Schilling
::: AFM: CROWS 0 Review (Todd @ Twitch)

Japanese Cinema:
::: Jason Gray
::: Mark Schilling’s Tokyo Ramen
::: Midnight Eye
::: Outcast Cinema
::: Ryuganji
::: Toronto J-Film Pow-Wow

Image Source:
Official still used in the original Japanese release for this film.

Related Links:
::: IMDb Profile