Man, I really, really love this teaser poster for Wall-E. So beautiful and so clearly filled with emotion. It immediately makes me love the little robot. And at the same time, I feel a little sad for him. he looks so lonely in there, looking at the empty sky.
Pixar is obviously trying to do something […]

I was divided about the first poster for The Mist. There were things I liked but I felt that the execution was lacking. Altough this new poster drops some of the interesting aspects of the first, I think it is, overall, a more successful effort.
The greatest achievement of the poster is that it manages to […]

Yet more posters from films selected by their respective countries to compete for the best foreign language Oscar. This time just films from European countries.
Since this entry is a little long a placed most of it under the fold, as the kids say.
In case you are worried, I will put up a post with links […]

If you have a film that takes place in a prestigious university and that involves the use of mathematical symbols in order to solve murders, I think you can do a lot worse than using the imagery of a blackboard filled with mathematical mumbo jumbo and splattered with blood. The blood splatter in this poster […]

You know, I have read that in the book the character of Briony Tallis (played by Saoirse Ronan and Romola Garai in the film) is quite central, but that the character has a much diminished role in the movie. Well, the character’s role in the marketing campaign will apparently be diminished to the point of […]

I really love taking a look at the posters from these films from all over the world. Hopefully you people aren’t getting bored by these posts.
Today I’m taking a cue from Twitch and bringing the posters for films from several Asian countries.
From Hong Kong - Exiled

From South Korea - Secret Sunshine

From the Philippines - Donsol

From […]

If you go over to Jeff Well’s blog you will find a nice discussion of how this poster was influenced by the works of Saul Bass.You will also find a statement from ThinkFilm president Mark Urman about how they wanted an image that had lots of room for review quotes that could be placed […]

“There are no cleans getaways”,”There are no laws left”,”You can’t stop what’s coming”. Well, I feel depressed already.
All kidding aside, I think that these new posters/banners/thingies for No Country for Old Men are quite interesting. They are kind of character posters where the most recognizable characteristic of each character, the face, doesn’t appear. And yet […]

Two more countries have selected films to compete for the Foreign Language Oscar. Canada went with the Denys Arcand pic Days of Darkness and Singapore went with 881. And here are the posters.

This is the French poster for Days of Darkness (L’ Âge des ténèbres). The film will be released there next week, […]

JoBlo brings us this new poster for AvP, and it’s with much chagrin that I have to admit that I kind of like it.
After the first AvP turned out to be such a massive disappointment I promised to myself that I wouldn’t care about the sequel. And I still don’t, not really. But the image […]