I guess it does make sense, though. This is how he dresses casually:
Hats off to you, M Bison!
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Breaking News: This painting was spotted in the background of the Street Fighter movie!
We watched 1994's Street Fighter last night, and besides being as far removed as possible from the simplicity of the game's "two characters with special powers fight" story, we noticed this in the background of M Bison's super villain quarters:
My best guess is it's Bison himself, the real M Bison. The painting is how he feels on the inside. Sure, to most people he's an evil drug kingpin in a fictional southeast Asian country holding a group of prisoners hostage for $20 billion while forcing a single Indian doctor to conduct illegal experiments and simultaneously fighting off Jean Claude Van Damme's UN-style military, but on the inside he's a sad clown holding balloons in a tropical place.
I guess it does make sense, though. This is how he dresses casually:
Hats off to you, M Bison!
I guess it does make sense, though. This is how he dresses casually:
Hats off to you, M Bison!
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It's a reference to serial killer John Wayne Gacy's "Pogo the Clown" painting, bit of a necro-comment, but I was looking for the image and your blog had it.
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Here's the painting I mentioned.
It certainly is. I painted it and the BONAPARTE painting. The director had lots of nods to posters, paintings and movie scenes throughout the movie. As well, all the signage was in Esperanto. Something to look for.
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