Posted on Aug 26th, 2008 by Lindsay Robertson 8 Comments

This artist Kirk Demarais paints family portraits of movie families. I applaud his decision not to say the names of the movies, it’s more fun that way. This is the only one that took me a while to figure out:

(Via Neatorama, whose commenters, uh, don’t really get it.)

 
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Comments (8)
  1. Colin  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    That’s the family from Poltergeist, right? Go into the light, Carol Anne!

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  2. iamsosorry  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    I recognized Craig T. Nelson (Who isn’t a huge Coach fan?) but I had to Google Freelings with Craig T. Nelson to get it.

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  3. aaron  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    I got this one right away thanks to that creepy blonde little girl…and craig t. nelson.

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  4. lordofendsville  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    All I need is a price tag. I wanna make Kirk Demarius more weathly.

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  5. nicole  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    i thought that was woody harrelson for a minute

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  6. Captain Needa  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    All of the kids look like assholes.

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  7. karen  |   Posted on Aug 26th, 2008

    The little blonde girl and her ’80s bangs tipped me off pretty quickly, but I needed to confirm via IMDb. I was forced to see that movie at a junior high slumber party and it traumatized me for years.

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  8. Parker  |   Posted on Aug 27th, 2008

    I love Neatorama but the commenters are just…people who would be happier without the internet. like my mom. go knit or something.

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