We recently caught a glimpse of "Terminator Salvation" concept art by Christian Alzmann and Warren Fu, and it reminds us that, more often than not, the ideas of 'what could be' are more exhilarating and eye-catching than what they are.
I am fully aware that nobody frequenting this site has even the slightest interest in Eddie Murphy's latest cesspool of kiddy-flick suckage that he's getting ready to unleash upon innocent, undeserving families. That said, I can never resist some good irony.
Over 40 designers and illustrators were tasked with creating their own interpretation of a cult, classic or obscure film poster, resulting in "Now Showing", an art exhibition paying homage to more than 70 years of film. Blade Runner, A Clockwork Orange and The Lost Boys are just a few examples of the reimagined posters on display...
Having never read all the way through the Harry Potter series, I can only hazard a guess as to how exactly the story ends. But just as I was starting to put the pieces together, they go ahead and release this international poster for the film, opening up my understanding of its storyline to a whole world of speculation.
Everyone may have already forgotten the film after it was released to dismal reviews and a weak box office intake last month, but "The Spirit" has still somehow managed to continue its streak of creative and beautifully designed poster artwork.
Why bother marketing a film with creativity and class when you could instead show off a half-naked babe wearing nothing but a tank top and way too small panties?
In what I would argue is one of the most ingenious marketing tactics ever executed, an official site, trailer and poster have been released for "Rain of Madness", a supposed documentary about the chaos that was the making of the Vietnam war epic featured within "Tropic Thunder".
Based on the book of the same name, "Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist" has just received it's first poster, and if it looks at all familiar, it may be because you already saw the production photo that was used for it at the end of last year.
Rogen and Franco invite you to join them in getting blazed out of your skull, and the viral marketing for "The Dark Knight" continues with the latest eye-popping piece of artistic bliss.
