PNE: 'The Hangover' Movie Poster Set on Sale Details

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JERMAINE ROGERS

JUSTIN HAMPTON

JUSTIN HAMPTON -MR CREEPY


PNE: 'The Hangover' Set
In a special arrangement with Todd Phillips, director of the record-breaking hit film 'The Hangover', PNE is releasing a limited number of 'The Hangover' print sets to the poster collecting community. This set of 3 screen printed posters will be released on Thursday, March 18th, 2010 at 12 Noon Pacific (3pm Eastern.) The print will be released on the official Post Neo Explosionism website: http://www.pne3.com

The 3 prints measure 30 x 20 inches and are available in a limited edition of only 100 signed and numbered sets. PNE is also releasing a very limited edition of only 25 variant sets printed on holographic foil stock.

- PNE 'The Hangover' Print Set (Signed & numbered edition of 100 sets) - $150.00 USD + Shipping
- PNE 'The Hangover' Print Set HOLOGRAPHIC FOIL (Signed & numbered edition of 25 sets) - $200.00 USD + Shipping

As a bonus, PNE is giving 4 lucky buyers the opportunity to snag some very limited gifts!

One buyer will receive his complete set of 'Hangover' prints signed by director Todd Phillips!
Each print will be signed by the artist, as well as Todd.

One buyer will receive an additional set of 'Hangover' test prints, along with their order.

Two buyers will receive an additional BONUS print, created exclusively for Todd Phillips only and not made available at all to the general public. This bonus print (pictured below) was produced as a gift from PNE to Todd Phillips and the cast and crew of 'The Hangover'. The image is sort of an inside-joke between PNE and Todd: it showcases the mysterious and raunchy 'Mr. Creepy' (remember the scene in the elevator?) He appears, under different credited names, in many of Phillips' films... always involved in the weirdest scenarios. In the film "Road Trip," he makes an appearance on the bus, wearing a track suit and a curly black wig. He makes a cameo near the start of "Old School," again, wearing a track suit and the same curly black wig. The character also appeared briefly in "The Hangover" - again, remember the elevator scene? If you pay attention and do enough scouting around, you'll be able to find out just who 'Mr. Creepy' actually is. Let's just say that Todd Phillips absolutely LOVED this print, cleverly put together in beautiful day-glow by Justin Hampton.