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The Evil Jaws poster should feature a dude stuffing his face with English style fish and chips while a cook fillets and batter dips a shark in the background.
@Hamslicer: Exactly. The "King Kong" one should have been about humans abducting their young or something we actually do to them, like animal testing. Same with the sharks.
@Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: You should start a holy war then. Lucky me, I don't even try to login to the other sites and I used to comment infrequently on io9 before the revamp, so I may not have a login on Kotaku or Gawker.
@GreyHammer: Except that these are cinematic role-reversals! What if the woman just wants to be loved, and the gorillas are the real monsters, destroying what they fear? Perhaps the human's rampage was brought on by tarantulas Playing God with Things That Spider Was Not Meant To Know!
...plus, of course, the point of movie poster art is to incite one specific thought, specifically "Oh, cool, I should buy a ticket for that." Subtlety is rarely their strong point.
@RandomFrequentFlierDent: I'm sure Orwell would have said it if he'd been allowed to write the sequel to Animal Farm:
Arachnid Farm - brimming over with WRONGability.
@BrendCh06: This is not technically true, Anakin lacked a dad, but Luke was unfortunately well equipped in the dad department. Whereas no one would admit to being a tarantula's father.
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Ah, m_faustus got there before me. Your comment promoted, sir/madam.
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The other two need help.
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(after mixing the most evil... stuff together)
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or youve jus always been a star in my eyes
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(although through a nifty little loophole I am able to promote comments if I respond to them via Jezebel or Lifehacker)
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...plus, of course, the point of movie poster art is to incite one specific thought, specifically "Oh, cool, I should buy a ticket for that." Subtlety is rarely their strong point.
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But what if it goes further than that? This is commentary on commentary on commentary on commentary on commentary.
That just wrinkled my brain.
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Four legs good, two legs bad, eight legs WRONG.
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Arachnid Farm - brimming over with WRONGability.
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So, we're up to:
Four legs good, two legs bad, six legs, you know, okayish, eight legs WRONG.
Any more questions?
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"That's my son over there."
"Which one?"
"You know, the WRONG one."
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"Whereas no one would admit to being a tarantula's father."
I beg to differ, although the baby I adopted (see video) isn't a tarantula.
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*shivers and flees the scary spider video*
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No. Tarantulas are harmless, so what's the fun in having them?
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What the fuck. Wow.
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