Movie Poster Art I Dig By The Doctor  [61 more lists]

The first poster for this film was text heavy, with the tag line, "The Last Man is Not Alone" in a giant font and size that I thought Will Smith's enemy in this movie would be text. This poster was much better. More understated and showing the destruction and desolation.

A lost of posters were produced to promote this movie. There are billboards everywhere with images of the Kraken, but the coolest of the lot to me was this guy right here. I'm not sure if the winged horse is Pegasus specifically, but what a cool image. Now I need to go buy a wolf t-shirt and my life will be complete.

What a beautiful poster. The movie was s**t, but was it was really pretty s**t. This poster though. Wow. Just awesome imagery. A rocket bursting through the clouds, but on closer inspection is a little boy. Awesome stuff.

Normally I hate poster that are text centered, but the name of the movie and copy on this particular poster caught my attention. It's funny and for a sifi & comedy nerd, I was instantly intrigued. The 2nd poster to come out is on the Hot Tub Time Machine node page, so if you want to see it just click the name of the movie. I think that one was too stuffed and trying to explain too much.

Talk about poster overload. There are WAAAAAAYYYYYYY too many Kick Ass posters out there. My favorite though is this one. Kick Ass is based on a comic of the same name from Mark Millar, the guy that created Wanted. He hadn't even finished writing the comic for Kick Ass before it was optioned as a movie. As a treat to fans(and since the movie hadn't even been cast yet) the creative team behind the book created the first movie poster for the movie.

I'm also a fan of the Kick Ass posters that rip off the Dark Knight with the four main characters looking out onto a city scape and the movie name spread across all four in the background. This is also a banner in some theaters.

This one is on here more of as a wish. This poster makes me want Christopher Nolan to direct the Bio Shock movie with Leonardo DiCaprio. The font they use for inception and Dicaprio's posturing in the oncoming water just bring the BioShock imagery screaming back. Would you kindly?

The movie poster for the Losers is Art from the first issue of the comic. That is awesome! Word is they tried to recreate this image with the actors and couldn't get it to look right, so they just kept the comic art in slapped some studio and cast info on it and called it a day. Brilliant and cheap.

Here's a case where I have no desire to see a movie but love the poster. It has a very 80's vibe to it and is classic imagery. If you don't know the Runaways did the song Cherry Bomb though, this might be lost on you.

There is just something creepy and awesome about this poster. It's old school scary vampire awesomeness.

Haven't seen it, but this is the perfect poster for a movie called B***h Slap. You look at it and know exactly what you're getting into. The font, the sword, guns, and babes all lead to you are about to watch an awesome b movie.

There's that ominous Darth Vader again. He is lurking in the background of most Star Wars posters. I like this poster because it quickly emphasizes the romance and adventure aspects of the Star Wars series. You know before Episode II made romance in a Star Wars movie unbearable.

Inspired by the pulp scifi books of the 50's and 60's this poster will remain one of the most recognized posters for a film for all time. This poster is also one of the greatest misnomers of all time. Originally Luke and Leia were supposed to get together. It was only because of Harrison Fords on screen chemistry with Carrie Fisher, that George Lucas decided later to have them fall in love. Want further proof? Read Splinter of the Mind's Eye, the first expanded universe book. It was based on an outline for what George was going to do for a low budget sequel if the first one flopped.

See what I did there? The vacaton poster is all kinds of awesome parody. It was originally supposed to parody barbarian films but the film company loved that it resembled the Star Wars poster.