Grease 2007: The Window Card — Page 2

#26

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 3:38am

Total crap. High schoolers I know could make a better looking poster on Photoshop. Don't think I'm kidding.

Anyone else excited to see what Roundabout will do for the Sunday poster?

#27

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 9:10am

Max and Laura are both adorable, but that poster really isn't a good picture of them. I wish they had used this photo instead, with the taxi and everything, and skipped the teeny-bopper photoshopping and cartoon lettering. Especially since all those involved say it's supposed to be a fresh, new vision of GREASE.

#28

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 10:30am

I just hope Max used the rehearsal time to gain some sort of muscle, I mean I know it's his interpretation of the role, but Danny needs to have a little more meat than what he showed during the show.

#29

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 10:34am

Yup. Totally cheap and boring. Looks like a high school production, not a major Broadway revival.

The photo looks like they took it inside a photo booth in a New Jersey mall.

The color and lettering and slogan came right out of the mind of a 12 year old.

#30

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 10:45am

Don't undermine 12 year olds, I know a few who could take that window card, put it on photoshop, and come out with a result ten times better.

The color scheme reminds me of the colors of the hard candy you always want to avoid...

#31

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 10:52am

The windowcard is terrible. And the whole "the one that you want," is so unbelievably pretentious.

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#32

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 10:52am

And no one really wants to see Grease again, nor with those people in the leads so it really isn't "The one that you want."

#33

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 10:58am

What kind of body does Max have?

#34

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 11:10am

Is this show still set in the 50's? Because those hair styles say something else.

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#35

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 11:36am

It does look like a really bad high school production. Hopefully it is a work in progress.

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#36

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 1:04pm

I agree the windowcards arent great from a design or technical standpoint, but if I were a teen I would snatch one up and get both of their signatures. The window cards will sell well with the kids who are seeing the show and kids will love to have those posted in their rooms.

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#37

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 1:40pm

I actually think Max is pretty smokin'.

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#38

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 1:51pm

"...but if I were a teen I would snatch one up and get both of their signatures."
OK, I (who am a teen), would not, i wouldn't even step inside the theatre...

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#39

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/17/07 at 1:53pm

^ Same here. No thanks...

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#40

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/18/07 at 6:48pm

No one wants to see Grease again? More than 14 million dollars worth of tickets sold and I for one am going!

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#41

re: Grease 2007: The Window Card

Posted: 7/18/07 at 7:09pm

I love how it says "Live on Broadway!", like people thought they were going to see a new movie or something.