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What if the rest of 2012's movie posters told the truth?
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3rd December 2012
And to think, the movies we didn't already zing OUTRAGEOUSLY earlier in the year thought they'd gotten away with it. No one avoids the carpet bombing of Photoshop truth. Especially not you, Magic Mike.
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If this Summer's movie posters told the truth
If 2012's Oscar-nominated movie posters told the truth
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