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Movie Poster: Sam Rockwell’s Moon
/Film —
... The promise of an old school in-space science fiction film scored by Clint Mansell (Requiem for a Dream) certainly has us excited. Now IMPAwards has the first poster for the movie. Check it out below. Still no word on when this film will hit theaters, but I’m guessing that it could premiere at Sundance in January. ...
Poster for Sam Rockwell’s Moon
TheMovingPicture.net - Movie News - Movie Trailers - Movie Reviews - TV - DVD - Rumors - Casting News —
... The folks at the IMPA have debuted a new poster for Moon, the Duncan Jones directed sci-fi thriller starring Sam Rockwell. The flick, about an astronaut who has a personal encounter while stranded on the moon for a three-year period, is scheduled to come out sometime next year. ...
'Moon' Poster is a Huge Spoilers
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Yes, that's right: the moon is actually a microchip--one that controls our brain. AND THE GOVERNMENT HAS KNOWN ABOUT IT FOR YEARS!
PS: In case you missed it, Moon looks really good.
Moon Poster [IMPA]
Sundance Interview: Moon Writer/Director Duncan Jones
FirstShowing.net —
... . I apologize for the odd angle yet again, as we were rushed into this. For reference, what I showed him on my iPhone was that I have this Moon poster as my background. A lot of people always ask what movie it's from and I just wanted to show him that I love the poster. Additionally, Duncan was a bit upset that the interview was cut so short, so I've talked with him and will forward any follow-up questions over to him to answer. So if there's more you want to ask as well, let me know, and we'll work on a follow-up interview! ...
Duncan Jones' Moon Sci-Fi Also Gets a Brilliant Poster
FirstShowing.net —
... debuted the poster last night, too, and it's just as stunning as the trailer. I was already very fond of the teaser poster put out late last year and this is just as beautiful. Simple, but effective, powerful but subtle, the perfect combination of art and function, at least for a poster. Oddly, I'm very satisfied with the marketing for Moon so far, which is quite impressive for Sony Pictures Classics. Anyway, if you thought the ...
