A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY gets a new minimalist poster
Jason Sudeikis is getting to know his friends on a whole new level in A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY. The film is set for a September release, so the marketing campaign is just getting started with a brand new poster.
A GOOD OLD FASHIONED ORGY follows a group of thirtysomethings who refuse to grow up, partying hard every weekend in summer at Eric's (Sudeikis) family home in the Hamptons. Eric's dad decides to force them to mature by selling the house, causing the group to plan their most epic summer yet. After all their crazy parties, the only thing left to do is to go out with a literal bang – a good old fashioned orgy.
The film shot in 2008 and has been in distribution limbo for a few years, probably because of its risqué title and all the sex going on in the film. Finally, Sony Pictures picked it up for US distribution in February and announced it’d be released late this summer, in September. Check out the poster after the break.
I like the minimalist style, it's a nice change of pace from the usual photoshop jobs!
I caught a test screening of the film last year and would be very surprised if the cut I saw is what makes it to the screen, just because of all the sex scenes and nudity, which the MPAA loves to give NC-17 ratings for. Hilarious, raunchy, but with friendship and heart at its core – I'm glad it'll finally see the light of day, even if it does get toned down a bit.
Jason Sudeikis' star is on the rise. He'll also host this year's MTV Movie Awards.
Source MTV
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