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Will make a good DVD case cover, if the title holds.

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INTERESTING shoes!:laugh:

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I like his shoes. :D

And the poster rocks! Couldn't wait to decorate my apartment with it! :thumb:

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Good poster.But can someone remind me again why the film is called Control??

Referring to Ian's battle to keep control of his life?

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That's a good guess. :idea:

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Funny how things come round. I used to have that photo as a giant poster on my wall as a youth. Ithink it was taken about March 1980. Or early May?

:bag:

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Flaming June wrote: Good poster.But can someone remind me again why the film is called Control??

Referring to Ian's battle to keep control of his life?

most probably, plus it refers to She's Lost Control i guess

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Flaming June wrote: Good poster.But can someone remind me again why the film is called Control??

Referring to Ian's battle to keep control of his life?

Or reading from Touching From a Distance,CONTROL over Debbie Curtis!

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Doggy wrote: Funny how things come round. I used to have that photo as a giant poster on my wall as a youth.

:bag:

ditto!

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had a quick look on some movie poster sites & nothing coming up yet, but that should be available to purchase quite cheaply once it's released

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Cool image.

Would you say that was one of the classic Kevin Cummins pics, taken at T.J Davidson's rehearsal place? I think the title alludes to Ian trying to retain control of the parts of his life that were collapsing (his health as well as his crumbling marriage). One of the tragic ironies about his death is that they were due to depart for the US the very next day: arguably they were on the verge of possibly huge success.

We'll never know if it would've happened, Joy Division being the sort of band they were and America being the place it was then. Excellent and almost iconic image and a superb metaphor as well.

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