Dawn Pagoda Crossing
by Nelzie

Comment:
Looks like the photo takes care of the title completely. Who needs a movie?

Dandelion's Perishing Chronicles
by Elwood

Comment:
this seems like a macro photographer's (admittedly clever) attempt to shoehorn his photo into the challenge. It's a cool title, though. It would make for a good poem.

Depraved Purple City
by GIS_boy

Comment:
I'm giving you points for being funny but I get no sense of a movie from this picture or the title.

Dante's Poetic Conversions
by Louison

Comment:
Where's Beatrice? I love your title and I even like your photograph, but I don't see how it conveys a movie. I have no idea what this movie is about. Architecture?

Deadly Primitive Coast
by DrAchoo

Comment:
I like how you palefied his skin. This is great. It reminds me of that scene in Deliverance when they find whatshisname's body, though I'll never figure out how they made his body contort like that. Your extreme bend backwards creates a similar effect less extravagantly. I love the complex composition and the grisly discovery. Good job.

Down Perilous Canyons
by Joey Lawrence

Comment:
oh no, not another one of those eXXXtreme documentaries (all that lens flare and pointing into the sun suggests handheld video). at least this one has a poetic title.

Dodecatheon Planetary Creatures
by aberration

Comment:
While the picture is lovely and dramatic it does not create any sort of gigantism or sci-fi effect to match the title..

Don't Provoke Carrie
by oOWonderBreadOo

Comment:
What does Carrie need a gun for? That chick's got mind control! Regardless, you've demonstrated very well why we shouldn't provoke Carrie. The smoke is clearly billowing from something that she has just blown to hell. And finally a good title for a sequel!

Don Petronio Corleone
by seebrown

Comment:
I don't think the marketing execs are going to like the purple rose. What does it mean? Why not a drop of blood from a red rose? But I'm not a marketing exec. I'll trust the movie to explain the purple. Maybe Louie the Lilac is back in town! Many movie posters create a symbolic image like yours instead of a still from the movie. This is a good example. The drop of blood tells us plenty about what to expect.

Demonic Psychotic Chicken
by suemack

Comment:
your three color treatment would work great as a poster. The o.t.t. redundancy of your title makes me think this is horror parody rather than horror. That's good. I prefer comedy! :)