Quoting Popcorn . Great ideas, Leda! Thanks. The last one might be fun to do but... I've already started the other one I'm sure you would like it. Do you think the judges would mind if I did two? Hehe, that's funny... there's a popcorn add right next to where I'm typing. Hmm...

Quoting Gabriel Thomson Hey Leda, congrats on making it to the final round! :D And what a fantastic entry to get you there. Love the lighting in the poster shot, but the real wow moment for me is seeing the whole dio togther. I haven't seen Evil Dead 3, but this entry is making me want to. ;) Best of luck in round 7 mate!

Quoting Thoy Bradley Woohoo 4 votes Leda! R7 here you go! Gutted, after seeing what George and Jason created I feel a little bummed I didn't get through R5. I had the meanest idea for Forced Perspective... It could have been a kiwi final :(

Quoting Mark Kelso I agree completely with Matt in that the build just kept getting better with each pic. I really love the design in this one, and the detailing is just wonderful. I had to step out of the judging for a bit due to a move, but I'm back for the round, and wanted to let ya know (though this round is already decided, given the numbers) that you've got my vote as well. Great idea and BRILLIANT execution with the composition and details!

Quoting Matt David I'm not really surprised that you saved your best work for the category that was practically created for you. What started with an amazing one-photo-type presentation (those are the best, you know ;-)) quickly became even more intriguing as you broke the build down to show all of the phases -- like watching the special features to The Phantom Menace. I also really love the way you integrated (and illuminated!) the text. Simply stunning. Oh yeah, you've got my vote.

Quoting Popcorn . Brilliant, just plain brilliant! I absolutely love it. Every little detail is just perfect. I have received this same category (weird coincidence I know) in the MIT and you just gave me some brilliant ideas like with all that awesome wording below the MOC and the forced perspective. My idea actually wouldn't be able to possibly have forced perspective because of my poster choice, but that might change. Got any classic movie ideas for me, Leda? Oh and great job you deserve to win this whole contest (than the line of Daves would be gone)!

Quoting Cody G Nice entry! While maybe not as orthodox to the category as Giovanni's, yours has lots of great artistic details. Good luck!

Quoting Giovanni & Lennaert Seynhaeve Oh my freakin' Lego! Leda! That is utterly fan-tas-tic! I don't know the movie, not a fan of the genre, but the translation into bricks is striking! My fav part is your idea of posing this in a triangular view, giving both left and right a good deal of dept in perspective; genius. Not to mention the transparent title and excellent photography. I think you got me here...oh, and nice car too ;). Good luck with your final (?) judge!

Quoting Shannon Ocean You are amazing mate. Just amazing. Even more so for being a Kiwi eh?

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Quoting Mr. Xenomurphy Leda, I recognised your poster from the thumbnail, so you really stayed true to the original classic. Thus far, yours and Gio's MOCs are both brilliant. The first surprise came when I scrolled down and saw the whole picture with the beautiful rock work and the title (I'm sure you're glad now that I demanded the title). Then I discovered all the details and the next surprise came when I saw how you managed to do the part with the little Ashs - that is a perfect idea. In addition to all that, you presented your MOC with the alost exact lightning that they used for the poster. To sum it all up: You got my vote.

Quoting Dave Kaleta Ms. Kat, This is a very challenging category. You and your opponent took very different approaches that suited your individual strengths. The way used perspective, photographic angles and lighting to capture the essence of the poster earned you my vote. ~Dave

Quoting M<0><0>DSWIM ! Oh, yeah, Leda!!! This is awesome! I love the Evil Dead movies (the 2nd one the most) and seeing this build brings back alot of great memories from this installment. I especially love the rockwork and castle, as well as your usual theatrical lighting. Good luck with the judges!

Quoting Stuart Delahay Well done mate, when you said you were doing a film from a trilogy I wouldn't have guessed at Evil Dead! Good choice, leaving some difficult challenges in scale and posing but I think you've done a great job and as per usual your lighting and photography are top notch, really capturing the ambience of the poster. Good luck to you!

Quoting StoveTop Creator (I saw you oogling that hunk!) :)

Quoting El Barto ! Well, here's another judge! I looked back and forth at these very different builds. I'd say you selected a more challenging poster, with multiple characters and depths of field. There's a lot going on in the poster, and I think you've captured it. I'm big fan of the intricate details, so you've got my vote!

Quoting Chris Phipson Great movie choice Leda! One of my favs for sure. But I think Gio's "Forbidden Planet" did it for me. This is another of those matches that can go either way so don't get discouraged, there's still lots of judges to go. ~ Chris.