
(Via.)
James Jean created a Vargas-style pinup of Sally Jupiter for the Watchmen movie — you can see it for a moment on the wall in Comedian’s apartment — and he’s now selling a 17 x 22 giclée (i.e. ink-jet) print of it on his own site. It’s going for $85, plus $8.75 shipping. Closer detail of it here, Jean’s sketches here.
Wonder if the Warner Brothers lawyers know about this.
(Via The Poster District.)
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‘Zubeko bancho: zange no neuchi mo na’ (1971), starring Reiko Oshida, a classic of sukeban/pinky violence.
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(“Karei-Naru Tsuiseki,” which Hiro translates as “The Glamorous Chase.” Toei, 1975, dir. Norifumi Suzuki.)
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Hiro tells me that the title is translated as “Wild Party.”
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From Gangster V.I.P. (Nikkatsu, 1968). A yakuza attempts to escape the criminal life, but it keeps pulling him back in. One scene on a train platform has a curious similarity to Carlito’s Way — almost certainly coincidental, since these films have rarely been seen outside Japan, and even now are not widely available. But you never know.
Trailer: with English subtitles, and in the original biff-bang-pow Japanese.
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That’s right, caption contest. Because I want more interactivity on this thing.
So here’s a still from “Gangster V.I.P.,” a not-so-classic 1968 yakuza flick directed by Toshio Masuda. (Coupla scenes from it here.) Funniest/dumbest/nerdiest/smartest caption by Thursday morning wins a DVD (burn) of the movie! Anything goes.
Now make with the Sonny Chiba-meets-Roz Chast zingers already. Submit by comment below. Ganbatte ne!
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