The We Are Marshall poster was recently released. (Thanks for the heads-up goes to my mother-in-law, who monitors All-Things-McConaughey.)
I think it captures well the movie's premise: that the community and the university combined to build themselves back from the ashes of that devastating tragedy. In it, Coach Jack Lengyl stands on the mountain where the plane crashed, looking down over the city and the university.
It's emotional, and inspiring. Click on it for a close-up view.
8 comments:
I love that poster.
Awesome.
Pretty sweet.
I'm psyched.
Hey Off Route: Got me a new fangled color printer in the new gig deal. Makes printing out new movie posters for wall hanging pretty easy.
Josh: Yep, I think it rocks.
Film Geek, print me one out! Ol' girl won't mind!
That is one kick ass poster.
And, uh, shush up all about the "new gig" and all its bells and whistles.
I can't tell, is the background actually of Huntington?
Hey Kelly: It is taken on a hill in Kenova (Barker Hill, I think, or something that sounds similar) near the site of the plane crash. He's looking over Westmoreland toward Huntington.
Cool! Thanks for the info.
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