"The script typeface there is called Mistral. It’s quite funny, because it’s derided by many design communities – it’s almost like putting Comic Sans on there. But it’s one of those things, because having already watched the film, with the titles set in that typeface as well, I always wanted to have at least something written in it."
"That street background is a generic background shot, something we have on our files. I was very influenced by this amazing Taxi Driver poster by a Belgian artist called Guy Peellaert, which is this incredible painting of De Niro in front of his taxi. The whole feel, the whole mood of that was what I was trying to achieve. It doesn’t scream New York, there’s not much in the background, just this slight seediness to it. We’ve got that poster up in our office, actually."
Posted on Sunday January 22, 2012, 14:26 by feebs87
i know January and February are fairly base in their cinematic offerings but why is this post still in your headline? it doesn't bother me to the extreme. but its been in the top position for weeks now. isn't it time to let this it go? Read More
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Cool
Posted on Tuesday January 17, 2012, 18:31 by Dirtyfunkymonkey
Where can we get them! and those shades are cool, and Gosling is cool.... what a film! Read More
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Second One
Posted on Sunday January 15, 2012, 10:26 by SeanJenkins1
I wish I could get away with wearing those glasses Read More
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Posted on Sunday January 15, 2012, 10:05 by evildave69
It's got to be the black background one for me. It's just too cool. Yeah Empire, where can we get them? Read More
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Drive poster
Posted on Sunday January 15, 2012, 06:22 by antosh25
The second ones the best ! I Love the colour selection.
Blue, Deep orange, Yellow and a hint of purple and Brown (Ryans Glasses). Really 80's. Read More
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Posted on Saturday January 14, 2012, 16:45 by thogo
The fourth is by far the best, if anyone knows where I can buy, please let me know. It is amazing. Read More
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Posted on Saturday January 14, 2012, 14:02 by warren7355