Osama bin Laden manhunt film Code Name: Geronimo scores a first poster
Sep. 4, 2012
Technically this is the Brazilian poster for CODE NAME: GERONIMO, but it's the first piece of art I've seen and I can't imagine our own domestic art will be all that different. Not to mention the fact that the tagline is in English anyway.
CODE NAME: GERONIMO, a competitor with Katherine Bigelow's ZERO DARK THIRTY for your "Osama bin Laden manhunt true story" dollars this fall, may be receiving a relatively swift push by distributors The Weinstein Company with an eye towards releasing some time in midddle or late October despite having received little-to-no promotion thus far.
The film stars Anson Mount ("Hell on Wheels"), William Fichtner, Freddy Rodriguez, Cam Gigandet (EASY A), Kathleen Robertson (HOLLYWOODLAND), and Robert Knepper (HITMAN, R.I.P.D.), and seeks to tell the story of Seal Team Six's hunt for Osama bin Laden.
Is there anything about the poster art shown below that attracts your attention, or does the tagline alone do the job? Or perhaps not even that? While more "generic military movie" than anything else, at least this poster looks like it took more than thirty seconds to make and won't leave you in the dark knowing zero about the film.
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| Extra Tidbit: | How many "hunt for Osama bin Laden" films do you think we'll be seeing in the coming years? |
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| Source: | Cine Marcado |
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The ending is awesome.
The ending is awesome.
this system is sloppy coding guys
After submitting I was directed to the homepage of the site and when I clicked back it showed no post. Then I reloaded and suddenly double post.
Don't outsource your web work. You get what you pay for.
After submitting I was directed to the homepage of the site and when I clicked back it showed no post. Then I reloaded and suddenly double post.
Don't outsource your web work. You get what you pay for.
lol@guy with pistol
COD comparisons are inevitable but mostly because the COD mechanics (contrary to what every arm chair naysayer will have you think) is alarmingly realistic when compared to that 5% of most people's military experience that involves combat.
COD comparisons are inevitable but mostly because the COD mechanics (contrary to what every arm chair naysayer will have you think) is alarmingly realistic when compared to that 5% of most people's military experience that involves combat.