Ten Classic Movies Drawn as Little Golden Books

I don't care if it's old. It's good. Especially the horse's head done LGB style.

HG commented on Jun 29 10 at 2:14 am

These are wonderful. I want to hang them above my crib.

hotpinkskirt commented on Jun 29 10 at 9:32 am

I would totally read The Silence of the Lambs

MissHayden commented on Jun 29 10 at 12:23 pm

It should be "its skin."

commented on Jun 29 10 at 2:51 pm

That's funny - I noticed that too. On the author's blog, he's got a long, funny post about that misspelling (apparently, he didn't notice it until after his book went to print!)

BenReininga commented on Jun 29 10 at 3:24 pm

Love these. I wouldn't mind a print of The Graduate picture.

VS commented on Jun 29 10 at 4:40 pm

not bad.... could be a little edgier. those are all such classic movies & scenes that it almost seems a bit commercial.

pg commented on Jul 01 10 at 2:30 pm

AWESOME. It's such a great juxtaposition. I can think of a million great scenes and lines this treatment would work for.

P-Dog commented on Jul 01 10 at 4:35 pm

I love Se7en! One of my all-time favorites! Creepy moment in that movie too. Very memorable. Also, noticed the "its" misspelling and laughed. I will have to read his blog about it. :)

Boyd commented on Jul 01 10 at 7:10 pm

Actually, I believe "it's" is correct, since it implies ownership. Replace it with "John" and you'd need the apostrophe.

Docthomp commented on Jul 01 10 at 10:07 pm

I want to see a Taxi Driver book

some guy commented on Jul 02 10 at 2:25 am

love the Silence of the Lamb page

Lori commented on Jul 02 10 at 10:00 am

Did anyone recognize the first one as "The Professional" (nee "Leon") with Jean Reno (DaVinci Code) and the first time we saw Natalie Portman? They didn't have the movie name posted with the image. One of my all time favorites!

Gotta Love It! commented on Jul 02 10 at 2:06 pm

No, from an English teacher...the proper possessive is (counter-intuitively)"its," not "it's."

Chris Fletcher commented on Jul 02 10 at 7:00 pm

Ten Classic Movies Drawn as Little Golden Books

Se7en

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