You may have seen the left and right sides of this full banner for Disney’s upcoming Oz: The Great and Powerful, but here is the full artwork featuring wicked witches, flying monkeys, pseudo-wizards, and sharp dressed sorceresses. Click the pic to magically enlarge it!
Yep. There it is. That’s a logo, title, and year alright. Really? Zombie apocalypse and this is what marketing comes up with?
Simple yet effective, the poster for next year’s The Wolverine is a very cool sketch of the titular bad-ass in a Japanese art style. No Hugh Jackman’s face, no names, no titles, but there’s also no doubt what the poster is advertising. What do you think of the image? (via Total Film)
Ok, we didn’t even know they were making another Texas Chainsaw Massacre movie. Considering this one drops the “massacre”, maybe the story is actually a sequel to The Brave Little Toaster about a southern power tool on a journey across America to find the lumberjack that left him behind at a job. Checking out the poster,…
Bullets! Planes! Guns! Tanks! Explosions! Senior Citizens! This new poster has got it all!
Peter Jackson has released a preview of the San Diego Comic Con exclusive poster of The Hobbit, available later this week. Of course if you can’t make it to Comic Con this year, you could always print out this copy of it and tack it on your tiny dorm room wall instead. (via Total Film)
Robert Rodriguez is readying sequels to his laugh-a-minute feel good family flicks, and here are the first posters for both Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For (shouldn’t that be A Dame for which to Kill, Mr. Miller?) and Machete Kills. Judging by the abundant use of “kill” in these titles, you think you can expect…
Yesterday, Chloë Grace Moretz was announced as Carrie in the remake of the same name, and today we get a poster of her in the new indie film Hick, a tale of a teenage runaway who hooks up with cocaine-snorting Blake Lively. She sure is growing up quickly. It seems like only yesterday that she was…
What if Michael Bay, Roger Corman, or David Fincher had directed The Hunger Games? Wonder no more as Entertainment Weekly has imagined it for us and given us movie posters too! (via EW.com)
In an unusual turn of events, Marvel has announced that what will be called The Avengers in the U.S. will now be known as Marvel Avengers Assemble in the U.K. complete with a new version of the poster released yesterday: Personally, I like it (except for including “Marvel” in front of it). “Avengers Assemble!” is…
At least according to the new poster that Marvel just released. Looks like Captain America stands a good 12 feet tall as well. Pity. This was a poster that, at first glance, I was excited to put on my wall, but after just looking at it for a couple of seconds, I realized it would drive…
If Hollywood were forced to make posters more honest, it’d be so much easier to know what to plop our money down on. (via The Shiznit)
Hey! Watch where you’re pointing that thing, Katniss! Lionsgate gives us the final poster for this summer’s sure-to-be-huge The Hunger Games. It’s a great poster, but it seems to be missing something. Ah yes! Ant-Man!
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