Here is the official movie poster for the Man of Steel directed by Zack Snyder. Why does Superman need a chainmail costume?
Showing posts with label movie posters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label movie posters. Show all posts
Monday, July 16, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Cool Tron & Tron Legacy Posters by Martin Ansin
Martin Ansin has some really great work and I think you should take a look at his portfolio for more inspiration. View his site at http://martinansin.com/
Click the photos to enlarge.
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Friday, August 26, 2011
Redesigned Movie Posters
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Thursday, July 21, 2011
Tutorial: Create Movie Poster
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
The Dark Knight Rises Poster
If you haven't seen it, here is the poster of the new Batman movie "The Dark Knight Rises". I love how the the crumbling buildings create the shape of Batman's logo. It is very well done and it does continue to have that dark feel to it as well. Aside from that, I look forward to it.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Sucker Punch review
Sucker Punch was a movie that I was excited in seeing. I posted earlier that Alex Pardee was the art director for this film. At first glance it looked like it was going to be great visual effects, action, music, and attractive women, which questioned you about the story. I was hoping that the movie would have been successful in telling a story about these fantasy worlds, but no there was no substance.
Zack Snyder, director of 300 and The Watchmen, had this idea of creating movie where a girl is forced to dance and she escapes into this fantasy world. Ok, so the main character does that after dealing with dramatic experiences in her life like the death of her mother and sister and being forced to go to an insane asylum. The action sequences and visual effects are on point. The backbone for that is the music, which I feel did add to the atmosphere. I think the landscape, the wardrobe and everything else made it eye candy. When "Babydoll" enters this surreal world, it grabs your attention. Although at times it may seem too chaotic, but if you played video games like Call of Duty then you will not have a problem.
Unfortunately this movie lacks a storyline with substance. The story just jumps into the second world immediately throwing you off and questioning what happened to the beginning. You can assume what the ending will be like, but hope there's some sort of clear explanation. The acting is fine, nothing groundbreaking and it doesn't need to be for this film, since that is clearly what it is not about. The story is supposed to be about how this girl deals with these rough situations by escaping into her imagination. You see that, but it just was not well done.
This is a movie is pretty much a sequence of music videos that display action and good looking girls that are ideal for the teenage boy, but it lacks the substance of a good story. I knew I was going to see action, but that tiny hope of an actual story didn't come into play. If you want to see graphics, scenery, action, and girls go for it and you'll probably enjoy that for the 2 hours that you're in the movie theater, but don't expect anything more.
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Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Poster
This is a very cool design was created by Jeff Proctor. This definitely brings back memories for me, when the Ninja Turtles were the pop icons that they were. Having the turtles be the only color was smart, because they definitely stand out.
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