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One of the great lines
‘same old shit, different day’
Perfect Christmas film
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by Scooj
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One of the great lines
‘same old shit, different day’
Perfect Christmas film
.
by Scooj
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My guilty secret
a cappella trilogy
dad and daughter time
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by Scooj
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The Netflix shuffle
consumer of viewing time
so hard to agree
.
by Scooj
I’m bracing myself
for the overdue sequel
with Emily Blunt.
by Scooj
Raining cats and dogs
such miserable weather;
family film time.
by Scooj
Touching Disney film
my daughter and I enjoy;
a real tear-jerker.
by Scooj
As a boy
I went to Star Wars
number four.
Together
with my son, we are going
to see number eight.
by Scooj
Weston-super-Mare is the home of the great stencil artist JPS, and the Tropicana is home to many of his pieces. This one is in the lobby area between the street and the open area inside the Tropicana, where Dismaland was hosted.

This fine piece is of Peter Weller’s Robocop holding a spray can, I mean, why wouldn’t he? The detail in the stencil is incredible, and all the more remarkable when you take a close look at the texture of the wall.

There were some tourists standing in front of the piece when I was trying to take these pictures, and only reluctantly would they sidle out of the way. their bags however remained. Another classic from the main man.
OK, I know, I just posted a piece by Face the Strange, and here we have another one. I have done this deliberately because I think that each of them deserves a post to themself. Occasionally I will combine pieces by the same artist, but mostly I like to concentrate on each work. It just so happens that there are two by FTS in a row.

I love this small paste up. It could have been easily missed, lurking on a doorway behind a tub of recycling. But take a closer look at this TV set and you will see that there is a still from ‘a Clockwork Orange’ and in the spirit of things, FTS has replaced the heads of the characters with oranges wearing bowler hats. Any artistic reference to this great film has to be a good thing. This wheatpaste is witty and fun, and the style of FTS’s work is always slightly unsettling and anarchic. Great work.
Farewell Fisher queen,
boyhood would have been poorer
without you Leia.
by Scooj