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November 20th, 2008, 07:08 PM
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 Hand painted Movie posters/cutouts Do they still do this? I was last here 6 years ago, since then theres been a massive influx cheap digital signage everywhere, loads of the old hand pained ads are gone in favour of garish cheap prints :( has the same happened to the movie industry? they used to make multistorey-sized handpainted cutout outs to promote films outside cinemas... really famously - the lp even used it as their cover one edition. All i've seen so far is fairly boring billboard style prints of the movie posters. anyone seen any anywhere? hope its not died a death.  Affordable with Great Features - China Mobiles & Gadgets- Buy Here. Professional Yet Economical, Tour Operator, Car, Bus, Minibus Rentals, anywhere in India. For all Your Pet Needs, Pet Adoption, Pet Forums. It's all about earning easy money on Internet. No Investment. No Risks. Home Based Bringing Astronomy Closer to you. Astro Shoppee,  |
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