Seeing a movie is one activity that many people simply
cannot get enough of. There's something irresistible about the moviegoing
experience: You head out to the cinema (by yourself or with a significant other
or group of friends), arm yourself with refreshments, look for comfortable
seats that provide you with an excellent view of the big screen, and remain
swathed in darkness and soothed by the steady hum of the air conditioning
system as you sit transfixed by the scenes unfolding before your eyes. You
laugh, you cry, you shriek with surprise, you flinch in terror or disgust, you
shake your head in confusion, you stare in silent disbelief — in just around
two hours, you become immersed in a story and go through a rollercoaster of
emotions (or just a single emotion, in some cases), and when you emerge from
the theatre, squinting at the bright lights and readjusting to the hustle and
bustle of other people, you feel as if part of you is still swimming in the
dialogues and images that you've just witnessed.
Such is the power that film has over the sensibilities of
moviegoers across the globe. Nowadays, even TV series have the same effect on
the people who watch them; in recent years, a number of compelling TV dramas
and comedies spanning a vast array of topics (from period romances to legal
dramas to fantasies to crimes) have captivated audiences and spawned cult
followings because, in one way or another, viewers find witty dialogue, clever
characters and unique situations that they can relate to or be passionate
about. And, being visual media, movies and TV programmes are very simple to
take in and latch onto.
When you become engrossed in things that are as immensely
popular as films and TV shows, it can be fun to acquire and collect merchandise
that display logos, iconic images, funny captions and all kinds of information
relevant to it. While action figures, toys and other collectibles are common
items to go crazy over, TV and movie T-shirts always seem to be one notch
higher in fanboys' and fangirls' lists of must-haves. After all, you can only
keep toting a toy around with you everywhere you go for so long before you
start to cross the line from fan to freak in other people's eyes. A T-shirt, however,
looks good on both boys and girls, men and women; wearing the shirt is an
effortless way to clue people in on your interests, start conversations with
people who share those same passions, and simply let the world know that this
movie or that TV series is close to your heart.
There are a growing number of enterprising groups who make
it their life's work to produce top-quality shirts boldly printed with images
and texts that pop culture lovers will be able to spot from a mile away. Want a
shirt similar to Tom Cruise's "Top Gun" flight suit? The Merlotte's
uniform that Sookie Stackhouse wears in "True Blood"? Or what about a
shirt with the "This Is My Rifle" quote from "Full Metal
Jacket"? Makers of these coveted shirts are demonstrating unbridled creativity
in coming up with arresting and fun designs that are sure to be a hit among
people who love the films and the shows.
When the next movie night with your friends involves
replaying "Pulp Fiction" or "Rocky" and you find yourself
wanting some funky T-shirts, check out reputable sellers that you can easily
find online — you might find the exact Big Kahuna Burger or Mighty Mick's
Boxing Gym shirt that you're looking for.
Abigail Mae Prescott is an information and communication systems consultant very much
drawn to the fashion, photography and social media world. Starting off her
freelance fashion journalism career, she shares her love of shopping and style writing interesting news, gossip and trends. She
spends her spare time researching and reading especially topics relating to
fashion & beauty brands that most women practically want. With her digital
knowledge and passion in fashion, she looks forward to helping fashion bloggers
create Internet presence.
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