Looking for feedback on the "Robot Stories" poster redesign

[gregpak]

Hey, amigos. You guys were super helpful last month in giving feedback when we were redoing the "Robot Stories" trailer -- now we're working on the poster and could really use your comments. Check it out, if you have the inclination -- http://www.robotstories.net/blog/000204.html

Thanks!

[Adam Hackbarth]

I like it. There was nothing wrong with the other, but this one is better.

[Chris Gore]

Greg, it's excellent. Like a classy sci-fi poster from the 70s reminding me of 2001. Very cool. Love it!

[sonnyboo]

very retro and very cool

[Zebo]

As the Frenchman said in "The Holy Grail," "It'sa very niceeeaaa!"

BTW, also liked the trailer -- even though the cynic in me shudders at the very thought of a movie with heart -- lol. I hope to see the full movie in the future.

[JasonJolliff]

I was fortunate enough to see the Robot Stories at the Indy's Underground Film Festival (IUFF) in Indianapolis several weeks ago (December 2003). They were very good. I especially enjoyed "Machine Love". But they were all pretty good. My least favorite was "My Robot Baby". It just seemed to drag on for a little too long. Cool concept though.
Thank you for bringing that to Indianapolis

[Zebo]

Wow, I was checking out an issue of Variety I hadn't had a chance to read and who do I see quoted in it -- Greg Pak. A belated congratulations on winning at the Hampton Film Festival and for getting some good ink.
Any additional words of wisdom for those of us who have yet to hit the festivals? (And is it likely that Chris Gore will publish an updated version of his guidebook in the near future?)

[Gravy Train Fil]

So I was cruising Slashdot (http://slashdot.org) today, and what do I see, but a story (http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=04/02/13/1315258&mode=flat&tid=186&tid=188&tid=214&tid=97) about your film.

I hope your webserver can handle the Slashdot effect.