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Cult-Movie Music Remix of the Week - If the upcoming Tron Legacy, with it’s Daft Punk produced musical score, is the evolution of the classic man-in-game series, the remix below is surely the de-evolution. Or something.
Tron Tribute EP 2010
The remixes are based off of the amazing original score by Wendy Carlos for the original 1982 film Tron.
The collection’s sound palette uses the following systems: Commodore 64, Nintendo NES, Nintendo Game Boy, Apple II, and Atari 2600.1. Tron Scherzo (Sark’s Revenge Mix)
2. Tron Theme and Ending (Flynn’s Goodbye Mix)
3. Tron Scherzo (Solar Sailer mix)
4. Tron Theme and Ending (Yori’s Game Boy Mix)
5. Tron Scherzo (Bit’s Game Boy Mix) -
We’ve Got Company - A one-minute supercut.
[via thedailywhat]
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14 Awesome Alt Movie Poster Designers
As cinephiles, we all love movie posters. The 14 designers below really, really love movie posters, creating their own interpretations for their favorite films, sometimes for money, and sometimes just for the love of the emerging art of the movie poster remakemix. Check’em out, in no particular order…

Jeff Kleinsmith - One of Seattle’s innovative freelance designers, also the long-time art director for Sub Pop Records.
Tyler Stout - Frequent Alamo Draft House event poster designer, incredible line art detail that must be seen up close to be truly appreciated.
Ken Taylor - Illustrator and designer from Melbourne, Australia. Does frequent work for the Alamo Draft House.
The Silent Giants - A designing duo out of Michigan, also a frequent Alamo Draft House contributor.
Rafael Müller - This Portuguese Flickr user focuses mainly on minimalist Coen Bros movie posters, but occasional dips his toes into other filmic fare.
Marcos C - This Spanish designer is also minimalist in style. His Moon poster could be considered spoiler material, yet represents the themes of the film perfectly.
Dr. Monster - Polish Flickr user Travis Pitts has a style like none-other on this list.
Tavis Coburn - Working out of California, Tavis was commissioned to create posters for each of 2010’s BAFTA Best Picture nominees.
Steve Bialick - A writer/artist/cartoonist out of New York, Steve’s “Samurai Star Wars” poster series is a true genre-bender.
Tom Whalen - An illustrator out of Pennsylvania and frequent Colonial Theater contributor.
Chris Thornley - Working out of the UK, Chris’ style has a minimalist edge, but twists common iconic elements in unique ways.
Zoltron - As far as I can tell this Fantastic Mr. Fox poster is the only movie-related poster the California based design company has produced, but it’s so fantastically detailed it must be highlighted.
Ibrahim Youssef - Already “Internet Famous” to some extent for his Quentin Tarantino poster creations, Ibrahim just recently released a second series focusing on the works of Wes Anderson.
Brandon Schaefer - A graphic designer out of Massachusetts, Brandon is one of the few on this list who’s not afraid to throw a film’s original color palette right out of the window when creating his posters.Know of any artists or designers doing great movie poster work we missed? Pass them along.
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Se7en Recut As Romantic Comedy - Trailer genre-twist recuts are soooo 2007 - and so is the one above (literally), but it was new to me, and hysterical in every wrong way possible, thus…
[via bluesinthenight]
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Tron 1982 Trailer Remix - The original gets a modern-day re-edit. I love the original Tron, but man is it slow at times. I think I’ll just watch this trailer from now on instead of the full film. [via screenrant]
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Skynet Symphonic - A Terminator 2 remix using only sounds from the film. See also Upular, Bangarang, Ingenuity, etc.
[via randomroll]
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The Tarantino Mixtape - by Eclectic Method. An oldie, but goodie.
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I Am Iron Man 2 - Mike Relm of Barely Political gives the Iron Man 2 trailer a spirited NIN’esque remix.
[via greatwhiteshark]



