Looks like Family Guy funnyman, Seth MacFarlane, is taking aim at the family film genre with Ted…(ImpAwards)
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The Wonderful World of Walt Disney…
Yesterday, the MOPO had a sighting of this Goofy spoofy one-sheet for a Walt Disney biopic starring Ryan Gosling. (Posteropolis)
Movie Poster Rematch!
In case you missed these 2011 films the first time around in the theatres, The Ides of March and Warrior are now out for round two on Netflix.
A Starlet Is Born
Move over Papa Ernie, there’s a new Hemingway hitting the silver screen — Dree Hemingway, the daughter of Mariel Hemingway, who will be making her big starring debut in Starlet at this year’s SXSW Film Festival, March 9-17 — and the one-sheet bears a striking resemblance to her mother’s star turn in Star 80 as well as her late Aunt Margaux’s flick, Lipstick. (THR)
On The Road…Again?
I love Jack Kerouac –– but surely the studio can come up with something more original than this one-sheet for such an American literary classic as On The Road, right? (ImpAwards)
Whiter Shades of Pale.
Can you imagine if today’s over-Photoshopped movie posters tried this minimal 70’s approach? Ah, the beauty of simplicity! (ImpAwards)
X Marks The Spot!
Silent House Is Deafening…
The new Sundance slasher pic, Silent House, starring that other Olsen sister, Elizabeth — has a new “virtual” one-sheet out. Is this the wave of the future for the movie poster?
Unfortunately, WordPress doesn’t play well with Flash, so you’ll have to check it out HERE!
Grinsson Meets Gilda
As Julia Roberts’ movie star character once quoted Rita Hayworth in Notting Hill, “They go to bed with Gilda, but they wake up with me…”
Well, vintage movie poster fans should all be so lucky as Adrian Curry of MUBI recently posted a glamorous layout of Rita Hayworth posters done by Italian artist, Anselmo Ballester.
In response to Curry’s Rita rundown, I thought I’d share a few fabulous French versions of the actress beauty by Boris Grinsson –– courtesy of the wonderful poster blog, Art by Grinsson.
Movie Poster Museum 