It's the top per-screen film of the week. Great word of mouth. Burger King
is anxious to put rat lizards in their kids' meals. And maybe a plastic
figurine, too.
Your thoughts?
Joe Myers
"Never let it be said that the folks at mis-writing-
screenplays don't do the least we can do."
>It's the top per-screen film of the week. Great word of mouth. Burger King
>is anxious to put rat lizards in their kids' meals. And maybe a plastic
>figurine, too.
>
>Your thoughts?
I still say there ought to be a merchandizing tie-in for those airplane life
jackets that have the light sewn onto them. They're too perfect.
You wanted thoughts about merchandizing tie-ins, right?
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In essentials, unity.
In non-essentials, liberty.
In all things, charity.
-- Augustine
Me, I gotta get me a pair o' them crazy Riddick contacts ...
Gene Harris
Wait for it.
Here we go...
Nightlights.
T.
> Me, I gotta get me a pair o' them crazy Riddick contacts ...
Minor detail... they apparently hurt like hell.
Ken
Maybe I'll just go with the sunglasses, then.
Gene
Try 'WildEyes' cosmetic contacts, if you're on a budget. They run
about $99 a pair and come in several styles, from all white to all
black to a pair that's red and yellow and looks exactly like Darth
Maul's eyes (and predated the film by something like 3 years), to cat's
eyes and so on and so on... I once pitched a sci-fi story that was
based entirely on the 'zoomin' lenses (they looked like interesting
android/replacement eyes).
Kinda' fun.
--
Life Continues, Despite
Evidence to the Contrary
Steven