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Movie Posters That Got, Um, Lost In Translation
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Andrea Meno
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- April 05, 2020
Movie posters are supposed to be a way to get butts into cinema seats, right? You'd think so. But in some cases, the people who design posters don't seem to think so. Instead they use poster design as an excuse to make bizarre art, as long as it has a wafer-thin connection to the movie it's supposed to be advertising. And the results range from baffling to outright bizarre.
Take a look.
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32 Comments
koteczek
April 5th, 2020 • 05/04/20 • 9:04 am
I know the star wars one isn't an actual movie posters, but a fanart. I don't know about the rest, but since I got greeted by an obvious fake at the very start of this article, I'm doubting the rest now. From what I know, half of them could just be grabbed from deviantart or something.
Redisca
April 5th, 2020 • 05/04/20 • 5:23 am
Okay, Polish movie posters totally rock.
Re: the Czech poster for "Birds". It looks more inspired by Hieronymus Bosch, and Bosch, being a medieval dude, was probably tripping on some seriously moldy bread. Come to think of it, an actual movie based on Bosch's art would be awesome.
ButtLiquor
April 5th, 2020 • 05/04/20 • 8:02 am
#13 with the telephone receivers looks like the "Stonks" meme.