Thursday, February 6, 2014

It Came From 1984 Show Presented by Chogrin and Bottleneck Gallery PLUS a Giveaway

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Giclee 12 x 24 inches
Numbered edition of 84
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Numbered edition of 10

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Giveaway Print


Chogrin and Bottleneck Gallery have invited over 100 artists to participate in paying tribute to all the top films of 1984 (Ghostbusters, Terminator, Gremlins, Nausicaa, Neverending Story, Karate Kid, etc.) which are all turning 30 this year!

The opening reception will take place this Friday at 60 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY 11249 from 7pm-10pm. The show is open to all ages.

Admission and drinks are free!

As always, they will be holding a special preview sale on Thursday, February 6th, from 8pm-9pm eastern.  If you can't make the preview or the opening, all remaining pieces will go on sale this Saturday, February 8th, at Bottleneckgallery.com.

Plus Bottleneck Gallery is offering one reader of the blog a free print.   The contest is for Paul Shipper's "5 Favorite Films of 1984". The giclee print is 11 x 17 inches and out of an edition of 10. There is an 18 x 24 open edition that will be at the show.

 Now go to the top of the post above the picture and click on comments or scroll down (depends on how you see this post) to leave a comment about what your favorite movie from 1984 is if you want to have a chance at winning the poster. Don't worry if your comment does not appear immediately I have to approve them before they are published. I will use the Random Number Generator to pick a winner. Entries are limited to ONE PER PERSON PER HOUSEHOLD. Please leave your name with the comment, comments without names will not be accepted. Entries will be accepted until 11:59 PM PST Saturday February 8 that's almost 3 days to enter with the winner announced on Sunday.

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    ohh tough choice but I'd say Karate Kid for me !

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    Indiana Jones is my favorite, I loved movies from the 80s, all so original as apposed to the repeated themes of today.

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    Indiana Jones & The Temple of Doom: Awesome Drew Struzan poster, my favorite Indy film and something that helped pave the way for PG-13 which, for better or worse, affects summer movies to this day. - Josh Hannah (:

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    Temple of Doom! hands down.. the 80's was a golden period for movies.

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    Have to say Ghostbusters. The humour, the scares, great cast and an unforgettable soundtrack. Love it!

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    The 80s has possibly been the best decade of movies, to pick one film from 1984 is so hard. I have it narrowed down to 4, but I think I'm going to have to choose Ghostbusters (sorry Indy, I preferred Raiders!) - Paul Terry

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    Never ending story!

    Ryan Hea

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    '84 was a great year for films, but Indiana jones defined my childhood, so easily "Temple of Doom."

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    My choice would be Indiana Jones & the Temple of Doom with Red Dawn a close 2nd for me.

    Al Petro

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    There were too many good ones. But I'll say 1984 the movie (orwells)
    Brad

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    I must say, The Neverending Story caught my eye on a list, but I would have to go with The Karate Kid. I'm pretty sure I was Daniel LaRusso for Halloween that year. Sweep the leg, Johnny!!! - Loren Pinette

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    Terminator or Blood Simple.

    --Maria
    Whisperedvoices7@yahoo.com

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    Urusei Yatsura - Beautiful Dreamer. A little off the board but it is one all-timers

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    1984 was magical for movies but no doubt I would have to say Ghostbusters!!!!! - Jared Owen

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    Good year for flix! However, Ghostbusters takes the cake for me.

    - Nate Terry

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    Ghostbusters is my childhood. I wish I wouldnt have opened all my damn toys ;)

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    Tough choice between Indiana Jones and Ghostbusters, but Indy wins out.

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    Ghostbuster is got to be number 1 for me all time. But also I have to throw a shout out to This is spinal tap which is also an all time favorite.

    Jon

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    Ahhh, Gremilins. One of my favorites...cute little Mogwai...

    Chris S
    csawk@hotmail.com

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    It's a toss up between Ghostbusters and Temple of Doom, but I'd have to go with Temple of Doom, mainly because of Short Round.

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    So many classics, but that Police Academy though. Man, so many classic scenes running through my head. Blue Oyster Bar is still my fave. Cue the music... lol

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    I like the never ending story such a great film from that era

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    This is Spinal Tap is one of my all time favorites. And they do, in fact, have armadillos in their trousers.

    Scott Bergman
    claslo13@gmail.com

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    I'd also have to say This is Spinal Tap. But Ghost Busters is amazing too.

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    Ghostbusters: we came, we saw, we kicked its ass!

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    Spinal Tap has to be the best film to come out of 1984!

    Lick my love pump :)

    Ian Sweiger

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    Doe, Ray, Egon!

    Ghostbusters all the way!

    Joe Asher (UK).

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    Gotta go with Temple of Doom, with Ghostbusters a very close second.

    -Chris Landi

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    Glad to see some Revenge of the Nerds love!!!
    jeff
    moonduckie78@gmail.com

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    My favorite film from 1984, and it's not many peoples, is The Last Starfighter. Such a classic.

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    Ghostbusters. Definitely. Not just the best movie of 1984 but the second best movie of all time (In my opinion).

    Bruce

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    So many, but have to go with GHOSTBUSTERS.

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    Many ones that i have watched tons of times, but if i have to pick i say Ghostbusters

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    THE KARATE KID

    "Wax on, wax off Danielsan."

    Geoff S.

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    Indiana Jones and the temple of doom, with special guest appearance from Han Solo
    -Mark D.

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    "Red Dawn" Baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    .......Wolverine!!!

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    Definately ghost busters, can't beat the story, the car, the look and the cast. Awesome

    Chris H

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    Just one?! Gonna go with Gremlins then. (Though Ghostbusters, Karate Kid and Temple of Doom are all really close.)

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    Karate Kid for sure

    atanasovski@sbcglobal.net

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    C.H.U.D. !! Toxic Avenger, Red Dawn, Repo Man, Purple Rain, Breakin'..really there are just way too many great movies from '84...best year EVER!! NOT FAIR TO HAVE TO PICK JUST ONE!!
    JOSHP206

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    Indiana Jones - Temple of Doom
    Erin K.

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    Love the layout of this print.
    All fantastic movies, but Indy & The Temple of Doom gets the nod...

    Jimmy F

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    Ghostbusters for damn sure! ...But all the others were great too. -Chris M

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    Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom!

    Boom! Kali Ma!!!!

    Joel Bond, London

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    Karate Kid - Wax on Wax off...
    Classic

    Ben Glassman

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    A bit cheesy but my favorites from 1984 are Amadeus and the Terminator....mix the two and you get a composer sent from the future to destroy the horrible pop and country music in the 21st century......

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    Almost too close to call, but by a gnats whisker, I'd go for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom!

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    The Terminator - I'll be back...

    Joel Bond, London

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    Ghostbusters! Who ya gonna call?

    Eric Henderson
    hendersoneric83@yahoo.com

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    Indiana Jones taught me that you can rip a man's heart out using the words" cali maaaaa. Shuti dayyyy."

    Jon

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    Nightmare On Elm Street!!! thanks for the Chance

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    Wonder joints for all!

    ericcohen2000@yahoo.com

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    I have to go with Ghostbusters! Wish they were a bit more prominent on the pic, but I wouldn't complain if I won :)

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    Considering this year is a fairly special anniversary, it has to be Ghostbusters.

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    So many killer movies it's hard to choose. Since I must, gotta go with Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
    -Joe Gugel

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    Who you gonna call?.........Indiana Jones that's who! He'd drop the Boom Doom on any Temple or Witch Doctor Ghost.

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    Indiana jones - Rogena shopcands@gmail.com

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    I'm too late, but Ghostbusters! And I also came from 1984, so I want one of these. -Nick Everhart

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