I’m not sure if we need a poster of Scrooge flying around in the city, but if we do this one strikes as the better version. Not quite as over the top and zany looking as the last one. Less weird flying objects.
(Via IMPAwards)

The first few posters for a Christmas Carol were almost completely occupied by Scrooge, as recreated through technology and with the helping face of Jim Carrey. They were also surprisingly dark and mysterious. Some of them really surprisingly dark and mysterious.
Well, the latest (and supposedly final) posters takes care of THAT. Now we have Scrooge [...]

That’s, ahmmm, pretty sexy for an animated movies geared towards kids. Or maybe I’m just forgetting the juicier posters from my childhood?
It is also awfully pink. Awfully, awfully pink.
(Via Kinopoisk and IMPAwards)

My guess is as good as yours…
*Update*
As several commenters helpfully point out, this is a QR Code that apparently leads you to the movie’s trailer. A similar code can be seen on the Miss March poster.
Or at least that is what they would have you to believe!
(Via IMPAwards)

The above is the recently released domestic poster for the animation 9. It’s a bit darker than the Russian poster, and has more of a sci-fi/action vibe to it. I mean, “When our world ended, their mission began”?, what is this, Terminator?
The visual style still shines clearly, but I think some of the whimsy [...]

This Ice Age posters tells me two things:
- There is more fun to be had with the footprints of the T-Rex than with the actual T-Rex.
- The squirrel thing is still the protagonist of the most interesting Ice Age posters. In fact he remains the the most effective character as far as marketing the movie [...]

So, just to make everything clear. This year will see the release of 9 an animated film directed by Shane Acker which has this very cool Russian poster:

Scary, funny and compelling in all the right ways isn’t it? Reminds me a little of Coraline, and I mean that in a good way.
Also coming out this [...]

This poster for A Christmas Carol hits just the perfect balance between seeming like a hundred posters you have seen before and still having enough fresh elements to appear modern. Which is exactly as it should be.
Obviously you can’t have a poster that makes the film seem like something straight from the 80’s. And yet [...]

First up, Up. Not much new in the poster to look at, but doesn’t the title seem much more chirpy and joyful in french?

Second , Ponyo, the American version, which is somewhat cleaner and more focused than some others (not ALWAYS a good thing, I should add). And more importantly, reminds me that the film [...]

Ice Age is here again, and it brings us … dinosaurs. And mammoths that float around using on giant slabs of ice.
This a very weird Ice Age indeed.
When you have a sequel to a popular film the desire to do a poster that looks kind of similar to a previous poster but WITH MORE STUFF [...]