This artist Kirk Demarais paints family portraits of movie families. I applaud his decision not to say the names of the movies, it's more fun that way. This is the only one that took me a while to figure out:
(Via Neatorama, whose commenters, uh, don't really get it.)
Posted by Lindsay at 11:30 AM in Fan Art
Rip Torn's eyes would barely open and his face was a ravaged, haggard, stubbly mess. His chapped lips stuck together, and the pavement had left a red, mottled impression against his cheek. He looked around blearily, barely able to focus...
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You know, the truth is, I actually like romantic comedies. I am man enough to admit that. We all would love to live in a world of love and friendship and gentle laughter. Why not? You think I want it...
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In the future, when the ultra-light telepathic super-mecha, derived from the core technology of the Cybertronics "Real Boys" line of love children, are sifting through the ice wastes for any remnants of the long extinct human race that once created...
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The Challenge: I had to go on a 3.5 hour bus tour of totally random TV and film locations in New York City. Alone, and wearing a specific ridiculous tshirt. And I had to find someone to take my picture...
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"Whoa." --Kebanu Roves It is weird that you can't do things normally in New York sometimes. Like, I'm so sorry that I ate an early dinner before going to see Avatar on Friday night the way that a HUMAN BEING...
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That's the family from Poltergeist, right? Go into the light, Carol Anne!
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I recognized Craig T. Nelson (Who isn't a huge Coach fan?) but I had to Google Freelings with Craig T. Nelson to get it.
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I got this one right away thanks to that creepy blonde little girl...and craig t. nelson.
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All I need is a price tag. I wanna make Kirk Demarius more weathly.
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i thought that was woody harrelson for a minute
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All of the kids look like assholes.
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The little blonde girl and her '80s bangs tipped me off pretty quickly, but I needed to confirm via IMDb. I was forced to see that movie at a junior high slumber party and it traumatized me for years.
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I love Neatorama but the commenters are just...people who would be happier without the internet. like my mom. go knit or something.
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