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stalepopcornau.blogspot.com - 6/11/2008

100 Greatest Movie Posters: 100-2 Roundup

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And now it's (nearly) over, with only one more poster to reveal. Have a look through the collection from number 100 ( I Shot Andy Warhol ) through to number 2 ( Rosemary's Baby ). Can you guess what number one is? The genre of the movie should be pretty obvious to anybody who has been following the series, but the title will be harder to pick. 100. I Shot Andy Warhol 99. Andy Warhol's ...

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