‘When you’re getting ready to launch into space, you’re sitting on a big explosion just waiting to happen.’
– Sally Ride
‘Ah! There is nothing like staying at home, for real comfort.’
– Jane Austen
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Read more "February 28th: Comfort…"
Does the word “duh” mean anything to you?
– Buffy
It’s my final movie poster recreation for this FebPhotoFest! This 1992 movie is not nearly as good as the later TV series but it does still have a great poster…
It was pretty fun pretending to be a bad-ass slayer for a short while too!
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‘When one is young, one should use a lot of mascara. When one is older, one should use much more.’
– The Prince and the Showgirl
Today’s post is a recreation of a movie poster that seems to exist only in hottest poster lists! Made in 1987 and starring Charlotte Rampling, I can find almost no trace of the movie anywhere…
But it does have a pretty incredible poster!
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‘Mrs. Robinson, if you don’t mind my saying so, this conversation is getting a little strange.’
– Benjamin Braddock, The Graduate
This is really late. It’s not 16th anymore and it’s not Sunday but my post is finished!!
This weekend has been quite something. Hopefully I won’t be so disorganised for the rest of FebPhotoFest. And thanks again to EA for being a willing participant in my schemes!
I’m part way through reviewing the Graduate over on my movie blog – check it out here when it’s done.
What do you think of our recreation?
Click the button to see the other photographers doing Feb Photo Fest this year. My photos from this year are here or check out previous years in the Feb Photo Fest category…
And it’s just about still Sunday so click the kiss to see the other delights shared this week…
‘Courage is no match for an unfriendly shoe, Countess…’
– James Bond, For Your Eyes Only
When recreating sexy movie posters, I had to include something from a Bond film!
I’ve not yet reviewed a Bond film over on my movie blog. I love Bond so but I’m not sure that he’ll stand up well to feminist and sex positive scrutiny…!
Special thanks to EA for helping me today. The perils of FebPhotoFest were more obvious with this one!!
Picture the scene:
Martha's asleep. We're just getting ready to take a photo for @theotherlivvy's #FebPhotoFest series.
I'm in a tuxedo onesie. She's in knickers and high heels.
And the doorbell rings.
I strongly suspect it's our next-door neighbour – we've just moved here…
— Exhibit A (@EA_unadorned) February 12, 2020
I think I like our sex toy brandishing version better than the original…!
Click the button to see the other photographers doing Feb Photo Fest this year. My photos from this year are here or check out previous years in the Feb Photo Fest category…
‘And for the first time in my life, I felt beautiful. Finally part of the earth. I touched the soil, and he loved me back.’
– Lee Holloway, Secretary
I love this poster for Secretary almost as much as I love the movie! It’s sexy and submissive and just stunning.
I hope my recreation can do it justice…
Follow my movie blog at @sexlovevideo and read my review of Secretary here…
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‘Days one mindlessly fritters away are the best days’ - Marty Rubin
Read more "Sinful Sunday: Recline…"‘Thank you adversity. Oh, how we stretch and grow in the shadows of darkness just to reach the light.’
– Bryant McGill, Simple Reminders: Inspiration for Living Your Best Life
‘We are a kaleidoscope of complicated intricacies. A million different facets of light and darkness.’
– K.M.Keeton