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Although Paul Newman has received MANY accolades for his acting, this movie, to me, stands out as the best of all his many wonderful performances. Newman plays an alcoholic has-been lawyer who has pretty much given up on making a difference. He is an "ambulance chaser" whose only goal is to arrange a quick settlement--regardless of whether or not his clients deserve more or nothing at all (a "nuisance lawyer"). He plays this role exceptionally well and the writing and directing much also be credited.Out of the blue, he takes a case where the client has a really good case and deserves a very large judgment. However, Newman is planning on just making a quick settlement regardless of whether or not it was fair for anyone. However, over time, for once, he has a hard time living with himself and eventually decides to fight. However, the archdiocese being sued hires a team of top-rate lawyers and Newman finally refuses to back down and take a settlement.You MUST watch this movie!!!
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Let's take a look at what fonts were used in movie posters in the 1980s. I've made a Photoshop template with 80s text effects that you can download for free. Please note that you will also need to have the fonts installed for the text styles to work. If you don't know how to do it, I've made a nice tutorial on how to install a font in Photoshop.If you prefer online text effects you can check outh this cool 80s Font that you can use for free. Another awesome font is this 80s Online Text Effect which is also free.
You probably never saw this movie, because it was never made. In 1980 the CIA used the fake movie Argo as a cover story for a rescue mission of six Americans trapped in Teheran during the hostage crisis in Iran in 1979. Posing as Hollywood producers from Studio 6 they went to Iran claiming to scout locations for shooting the movie. To make everything believable they made pretty much everything that was expected of a movie including a script, a poster and even detailed artwork.The fonts used on the fake poster closely resemble either Protoculture or Robotech GP. The same typefaces re-appear on the poster of the 2012 movie Argo - the story behind the fake movie Argo.Download 80s Font for fake movie Argo: Protoculture (FREE) or Robotech GP (FREE)Download Argo 1980 Text Effect
John Howard Carpenter is an American filmmaker, screenwriter and composer. Although Carpenter has worked with various movie genres, he is associated most commonly with horror, action, and science fiction films of the 1970s and 1980s.Carpenter had a preference for Kurt Russel and the Albertus font casting the former in a lot of his movies and making the latter one of his trademarks.You can download the free version of the Albertus font from WFonts and the commercial Albertus font from MyFonts.His films and soundtracks made and performed for his films were such a big influence on 80s culture that I decided to dedicate a separate section in this post.Here are some "carpenteresque" movies and some info about 80s fonts used in their titles or credits.
Did you know that there are quite strict rules for designing a movie poster?The actor that gets the most money has the most proeminent placing in the poster layout. It's a union thing. There have been actually legal conflicts that were caused by graphic designers that wanted to get a bit creative with that.
If you are an independent film producer and want to createa a professional movie poster, you can get a very affordable online movie poster credits template that's editable online in MockoFun. You can change the text and fonts and then download it as a PNG overlay movie credits poster with transparent background.
Growing up in the 80s for me was mostly about watching movies on my family video VCR. The VCR OSD Mono font was the VHS VCR font that was used on most models. I believe it's still used on handy cams and even on digital cameras. It has a distinct look which I tried to capture in my VHS overlay mockup for Photohshop that you can download for free:
As for the other design elements of OutRun design nothing is really certain. Here are just some probable sources of the perspective light grid:The movie TRON makes heavy use of the perspective grid. It's basically the foundation of the VR world depicted in the movie.The old vector monitors of arcade games made heavy use of glowing grids.The opening credits of the movie Black Hole from 1979 make heavy use of computer generated perspective gridsAlso in the famous Luke vs. Death Star scene in Star Wars, Luke initially uses a computer grid display targeting system, only to put it aside when Obi-Wan Kenobi tells him "Use the force Luke!"There's a very good article by Richard McKenna about how the perspective grid defined 1980s futurism, so read more if you are interested
In short, there is nothing practical effects haven't been utilized for in filmmaking. For a look back at some of the greatest examples, here is a video of some of the best practical effects in movies.
Finally, whenever someone in a movie uses a sword, a gun, or a weapon of any kind, it's a practical effect. From common household items, to laboratory equipment, anything the actors use and interact with is a prop. Seems like a silly thing to point out, but we live in a world where literally entire movies are made with CGI. 2b1af7f3a8