Showing posts with label One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest. Show all posts

Sunday, June 27, 2010

It's Not a Doll, It's An Action Figure!


"It’s Not a Doll, It’s an Action Figure features artwork and photography inspired by, or using, action figures. Not to be confused with dolls, the subjects of Bear and Bird Gallery’s latest exhibit are on display doing what they do best: saving, destroying and living lives of high adventure."

Above: One Flew Over the Dollhouse by Dave MacDowell.







Previously on Popped Culture...
He-Man And The Masters of Their Own Domain
And God Created Sugar
Stormtrooper Army

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

LegoFellas

Clearly inspired by the Lego recreations of iconic movie posters (and not a desire to make buckets of cash out of childhood nostalgia), Warner Bros. announced that they are making a Lego film.

While no details have been announced, Variety reports that it will be a "family comedy that will mix live action and animation. Warners is keeping the plot tightly under wraps, but it's described as an action adventure set in a Lego world."

Most reaction has fallen into the "what the hell are they going to make out of that" camp, but why fight it? Hollywood will turn anything into a film — plot be damned. And there are already plans for a View-Master film so why not.

With that in mind, Vanity Fair is already suggesting directors and story lines:

Steven Spielberg: Troubled by her parents’ divorce, a little girl (Elle Fanning) builds her own fantasy world when she discovers she has the power to give life to Lego.

Wes Anderson: A precocious child spends four years locked in his bedroom in a fevered attempt to make Lego coruduroy.

Martin Scorsese: A regular Lego guy from the Lego neighborhood gets sucked into the Lego mob after shooting a Lego cop.

Thanks to @poppysmum for the tip.

Previously on Popped Culture...
David Croenenburg's Cabbage Patch Kids
If You Watch Jaws Backwards...
Madness? This... Is... Lego!
The Seven Jack Nicholsons & The Enchanted Mental Hospital