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westborn posted:The most recent one I can think of right now with a somewhat similar style is this: Not a poster, but this parodies the style pretty explicitly: 
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Max22 posted:Lazy photoshopping besides, I think that's actually a pretty decent poster. Somebody can look at it with no prior knowledge of the film and figure out that it's about two spies who fight over Reese Witherspoon. It's not great, but it gets the job done.
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davidspackage posted:Aside from that, I get the idea of making character posters since it has a lot of big names, but none of the quotes are either funny or tell you anything about the character. They make the posters look really unbalanced too. There's all this negative space with just a tiny box of text to occupy it, and it winds up looking weird.
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Habermann posted:The important thing to remember in this sort of situation is that the animals are more afraid of you than you are of thJESUS CHRIST WHAT THE gently caress IS WRONG WITH THEIR FACES Animals who can speak are an abomination unto God, and this poster does a wonderful job of reminding you of that.
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Admiral Goodenough posted:I love the poster for Stunt Man. If I had actually liked the movie this would be on a wall in my home somewhere. Yeah, I think The Stunt Man's a good movie, but it's definitely not the one advertised by that poster.
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Lasher posted:If I wanted to shame myself I'd say the "demon" in the 3rd poster is taken from Barker's book "The Thief Of Always" Which was Barkers take on a childrens book which involved timeless beings kidnapping kids and bastards running around with huges gob full of making GBS threads sharp teeth. Cheers, Clive! Thief of Always was published in 1992, though, five years after Hellraider was released. I'd say it's more likely that it's just another Barker illustration thrown in there.
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Desperado Bones posted:I won't go " I think it's because in the first three, the character is the one objectifying the women; in the last one, he's in the background while we're treated to a charming crotch shot and some cleavage. It changes the message of the poster from "this character is a womanizer" to "HEY TITTIES".
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Feb 4, 2012 20:26
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This offended my female eyes and feelings!!" Because the posters are well done,and reflect what the movie is about, that's a well done job. Also I think ,and I hope, that they actually made a photoshoot for this, instead of slapping different people together in photoshop.
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Legion of One posted:And why did they mirror the second D? It's an exorcism movie, right? Mirroring the second D actually seems like a pretty elegant way of suggesting something (or someone) being twisted and perverted from within.
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Feb 20, 2012 11:13
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The Triumphant posted:AKA "we're not kidding, this was James Cameron's directorial debut." Didn't he get kicked off after a few days on set, though?
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Feb 27, 2012 21:00
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jojoinnit posted:Those sunglasses are a worse photoshop job than when Goons do "Deal With It" gifs. How the hell does anyone go "yep, finished product, send it to print"? Stop hating on "Deal With It" gifs.  
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Feb 29, 2012 21:31
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Hey, check out the opinions on this guy. (TL;DR - Graphic design nerd compares posters of remakes to those of the original, reveals self to have horrendous taste.)
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Waffleman_ posted:
Hey, just because Godzilla can't brush his teeth doesn't mean he deserves to be insulted.
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Godzilla doesn't breathe fire, his breath is atomic!