I have loved " Widescreen Letterbox movies"  ever since I saw my first one on video back in the early 80's., and that first film (vhs/LaserDisc ?) for me was Woody Allen's Manhattan . Criterion/Voyager then took on an incredible journey of just releasing Videos that are in their proper aspect ratio.  I then was on a personal crusade to educate my fellow peers and friends to the benefits of what that 'look' was all about. It also took Years and Years for the video industry to understand this.
( I understand there are still some hypocrites somewhere out there who still to this day hate those black bars.) 

Now 25 years later there has never been a doubt to what consumers want and demand from their retailers and Video rental stores. ( At one point in around 1998 MCA/ Universal was toying with the idea of charging $5.00 more for Letterbox DVD's over Pan and Scan but the Consumer again cried Foul.)

So I have been Widescreen Forever .. 
The Marilyn Monroe Stance over the streetgrate with her flowing legs/breasts  gives me the perfect opportunity to express Under the Double W,  (as the movie The Seven Year Itch (1955) is of course in Cinemascope and is very 'wide' .. and is beautiful to enjoy.) 

 

Mine came from my InNomine gaming character who was a seraphim known as the angel of overkill.  I was looking for something not too ordinary, but wanted to have a nickname for my character that everyone could remember.  So the character became "Juoquim" or "Ed" for short (afterall, who better than the angel of overkill to abbreviate a 7 letter name down to 2 letters).  He later was promoted to the rank of Archangel of Overkill - hence my tagline.