Sep 22, 2009

Posted by in Comedy, Family Flicks, General News, Movies, Posters | 5 comments

This ‘Tooth Fairy’ Poster Hurts

tooth fairy poster

Is it the skates?  Is it the wings?  Is it the horrid tagline?  What about this new poster for ‘The Tooth Fairy’ is it that just makes us cringe so much?  If you picked any of those three, you’d be wrong?  It’s the fact that we remember a day about six years ago when ‘The Rundown’ came out, and a scene early in the film had a passing of the baton of sorts between Arnold Schwarzenegger and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson.  Knowing the ‘Jingle All the Way’ and ‘Junior’ path Schwarzenegger took later in his career, we were worried then, and it seems our worries have come to fruition.

See that cute, little PG tag in the bottom left-hand corner of the poster?  That means the baton has truly been passed.  Johnson could have been a second coming for a lot of action fans, but he has jump-started the rear trajectory on a career that could have made him an icon.  It’s been happening for a long time, and some of always had hope that Johnson would snap back, take back the action reigns, and rule alongside guys like Jet Li and Jason Statham.  Alas, that is not to be, and we are sure to see more rather than less of those goofy scowls and muscled up & folded arms.

‘The Tooth Fairy’ hits theaters on January 22nd, 2010.

Here’s a banner, too, in case your cringe-meter hadn’t jumped the scale this morning.  This and the poster both come our way thanks to IMP Awards.

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  1. We all know what happened once Vin Diesel did The Pacifier.

  2. To follow up "The game plan" with" Witch Mountain" and this ? He needs to fire his agent. I have a role for him. Maybe the sixth or seventh project for D.C. How about the Rock as OMAC.

  3. I was impressed when found out Dwayne Johnson to accept this role, because he used to play in the action film and now perform in Tooth Fairy, I will watch it soon.

    Obviously, this is a movie to feed the families and younger generations throughout. I myself am 22 years old and still found myself cracking up at things without even realizing it.

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