Love these…
Via Behance, and there are more. And they’re available as posters.
Love these…
Via Behance, and there are more. And they’re available as posters.
I was skeptical about this. As sceptical as I am about the spelling of the word skeptical. But then I checked all the movies available for viewing on my Apple TV.
And its pretty much true.
My favourite type…
The whole list, with samples, is here.
I would add a 14th though, but maybe it’s just my colourblindness kicking in… I think there’s a black/white/red combo (which this French site confirms).
Also. This is obviously an over-simplification. There are many other types – it is staggering how many fit these varieties though.
I’ve posted heaps of Minimalist Movie posters in these parts in the past. Here’s a Tumblr devoted to providing more every day.
Some samples.
There are heaps. Check ’em out.
These classic movie posters reinterpreted through the lens of Star Wars are pretty cool.
I like these too, from designer Olly Moss.
These are fantastic.
More here.
I thought I had posted these before, but then I looked, and I couldn’t find them on my blog. So I’m going to assume I looked at them, thought “wow, I totally should blog those” and then didn’t. Until now. They are nice, from this designer, via bookofjoe.
Movie nights would be easier to organise if the titles of movies were more indicative of the content. The Boy in the Striped Pajamas should have been called “tragedy as two little boys are killed by an unjust war” – apologies for the spoiler.
Here are some “honest movie titles“…
Here’s a clever collection of mashed up movie posters. Some much better than others…