Yet Another Chick Flick Poster Ripoff
Category Archives: 2000s posters
Bad Girls Do Good?
Perhaps Young Adult is ripping out a page from the good box office of Bad Teacher…?
For Young Adults Only…
Jason Reitman, one of the few directors today who has taken a pro-active approach in helping design the movie posters and title sequences for all of his films, has just released the one-sheet for his latest flick, Young Adult.
The comedy stars Charlize Theron as an alcoholic writer of YA novels who returns to her hometown in hot pursuit of her married ex-high school sweetheart. (via THR, ImpAwards, and Art of the Title)
Thank You For Smoking title sequence…
Up In The Air title sequence…
Natalie Portman Raquel Welch Mashup!
Last year, we had a Jennifer Aniston-Barbara Streisand mashup — now it’s time for a Natalie Portman-Raquel Welch movie poster showdown!
Natalie Portman = Raquel Welch 2011?
Last week, the AllPosterForum was seriously debating the merits of Raquel Welch movie posters (because, after all, this is very stuff!) — but I couldn’t help but notice a strong resemblance to Natalie Portman — er, vice versa…
Perhaps Miss Portman’s 2010 commercial for Dior (directed by Sofia Coppola) will influence your opinion…
The Gambler Gets Departed…
Sometimes you gotta know when to hold ’em and know when to fold ’em, but what if you don’t know there’s a game going on?
James Toback (of Fingers fame) just found out that Martin Scorsese, Leonard DiCaprio, and screenwriter William Monaghan (the same crew behind The Departed) are re-making his 1974 film, The Gambler — but apparently, the studio forgot to tell him! (via Deadline)
Romancing The Font?
NyT Mag profiled screenwriter, Aline Brosh McKenna, the rom-com momma of Hollywood — and if these one-sheets are any indication, it appears that women love the font! (posters via ImpAwards)
Movie Poster Neon!
Is it a strip club or a movie poster marquee? Dave Rosen of Posteropolis discovered these trippy neon art movie posters done by UK digital artist, Mr. Whaite.
Click HERE to get the full effect! (via MOPO)
Movie Poster Museum 