Category: Movie Poster Art
Awesome Vintage Posters for Polish Films
The history of cinema in Poland is known worldwide mostly due to a few directors: Polanski, Wajda, and Kieslowski quickly come to mind. Although Polish movies tend to be less commercially available than movies from several other European nations, from … [Read the Rest]
Poster Of The Day: ‘E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial’ 30 Year Anniversary Poster
Both a classic movie for kids and a remarkable portrait of childhood, E.T. remains one of Spielberg’s most beloved sci-fi fables even thirty years after its initial release. In celebration of the film’s anniversary, artist Scott Hopko of Hopko Designs … [Read the Rest]
Oscars 2012: Best Picture Nominees – Alternate Movie Posters by Neven Udovičić
This Sunday, The Academy Of Motion Arts and Sciences will hold their yearly ceremony and hand out those highly desirable golden statuettes. In anticipation of the event, Artist Neven Udovičić created these nine posters for this year’s Best Picture nominees. … [Read the Rest]
Check out the Mondo poster for ‘Drive’
Nicolas Winding Refn‘s Drive, was recently named the best film of 2011 by the Sound On Sight staff. It seems the folks over at the Alamo Drafthouse agree named it their favourite. With the film now released on Blu-ray, Ken … [Read the Rest]
Fantastic Mondo Poster for ‘Kill List’
One of my favorite films of 2011 is Ben Wheatley’s Kill List, a genre mash-up that is frustrating to write about simply because its mysteries really must be preserved in order for it to maintain its watching power. Ben Wheatley … [Read the Rest]
Poster Of The Day: ‘The FP’
A completely straight-faced parody/tribute with an amalgam of pop-culture signifiers, boasting the slogan “Shit’s tough in the FP,” this certifiably offbeat campfest takes aim at many different targets -video game culture, inner city gangs, Hip Hop slang, ravers, techno music … [Read the Rest]
Poster Of The Day: Guy Maddin’s ‘Keyhole’
Canada’s very own Guy Maddin unveiled his latest, Keyhole at TIFF last September to mixed reviews. Inspired by Homer’s Odyssey, the film had my colleagues divided, with some hailing it as his best work and others dismissing it altogether. We … [Read the Rest]
Mondo’s ‘Planet of the Apes’ Poster Series
Mondo has partnered with Sideshow Collectibles and a handful of notable poster artists to produce a set of posters for each of the classic Planet of the Apes Films (Planet, Beneath, Escape, Conquest and Battle). The five prints went on … [Read the Rest]
Poster Of The Day: ‘We Need To Talk About Kevin’
The latest poster for Lynne Ramsay‘s We Need to Talk About Kevin is said to echo the design of the classic poster art of Roman Polanski’s Rosemary’s Baby. I’m not quite convinced the artist was inspired by the 70′s iconography … [Read the Rest]
Movies From An Alternate Universe
A while back we posted an article titled Alternate Universe Movie Posters, a collection of some really amazing alternate movie posters including one for a Halloween film starring Kim Novak and Robert Mitchum. Recently Peter Stults was inspired by those … [Read the Rest]
Poster(s) of the Day: ‘Cosmopolis’
Cronenberg adapts a critically revered and best-selling novel and places teen heartthrob Robert Pattinson at the centre, as a newlywed billionaire who ends up losing his bride and his billions in a single day. Apart from Pattinson, the impressive cast … [Read the Rest]
Poster Of The Day: ‘Once Upon A Time In Anatolia’
Once Upon A Time In Anatolia recently made our end year list of best films of 2011. The poster below is great for two reasons: First it highlights the best scene in the film and secondly it makes for a … [Read the Rest]
Poster Of The Day: ‘Inspector Spacetime’
Sam Spratt created this awesome poster art for Community’s homage to Doctor Who, Inspector Spacetime, a British sci-fi series that has been on the air since 1962 and has gained a worldwide following and has since established its niche as … [Read the Rest]
The Best Movie Posters of 2011
Movie poster artists are without a doubt some of the most vital yet overlooked contributors to cinematic history. Long before the invention of the television and the internet, filmmakers relied on movie posters to persuade audiences to watch their films. … [Read the Rest]
Mondo Creating A Studio Ghibli Poster Series Starting With ‘My Neighbor Totoro’
Olly Moss is one of the most popular artists working today and with good reason. His poster artwork for Mondo sells out right away, usually a within an hour or so, online. Now Mondo has now set his talents to … [Read the Rest]
