I don't know if i can recall a recent big budget film with a great poster. I guess Inception had some decent ones, but even then the banners were better.
It would be extremely ****** if Joker turned out to be an ex-soldier as described in that article.
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Yeah, an interesting possibility, hadn't considered that.
It's a shame we won't get anything about The Joker in the movie. At least the book is giving us some clues as to what happened.
Does anyone know where to get the book? that'd be interesting to read.
Exactly. I just don't really understand the mentality behind recycling renders from stills, messing around with filters in photoshop and mixing it all up into some garbled mess. That's been most of TDKR promotion. This is a multi-million dollar production, why can't they hire someone to build stuff from the ground up? This is for advertising the same film from a team that loves actually doing stunts and whatnot authentically instead of CGIing it or whatever, and these "posters", they're like the polar opposite of that philosophy from an artistic standpoint. A kid in paint can do most of this stuff.Yes, very lazy for the most part. You would think WB would care more about doing a good job on it since they actually own the character.
Define "recent." TDK definitely had some great posters.
This is kinda weird but heres what someone did in MineCraft
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That's amazing!
I don't mind if they take photos from somewhere else...but a) pick good ones (awful angle/lighting on the head...looks like a bad spy photo), and b) have the perspectives make sense...you have a completely different kind of angle on the foreground and background, but it's not presented as collage.Exactly. I just don't really understand the mentality behind recycling renders from stills, messing around with filters in photoshop and mixing it all up into some garbled mess. That's been most of TDKR promotion. This is a multi-million dollar production, why can't they hire someone to build stuff from the ground up? This is for advertising the same film from a team that loves actually doing stunts and whatnot authentically instead of CGIing it or whatever, and these "posters", they're like the polar opposite of that philosophy from an artistic standpoint. A kid in paint can do most of this stuff.
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This says it all. None of this stuff feels like it's been authentically created, just cut-and-paste work.
I seriously thought this banner was fanmade--which would explain the simple awesomeness of it. Is it really official?
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I seriously thought this banner was fanmade--which would explain the simple awesomeness of it. Is it really official?
Good point. The choices have been really bad too, for what it's worth.I don't mind if they take photos from somewhere else...but a) pick good ones (awful angle/lighting on the head...looks like a bad spy photo), and b) have the perspectives make sense...you have a completely different kind of angle on the foreground and background, but it's not presented as collage.
the 'word without rules' one from TDK may have had a copy/pasted photo of Batman from something else. But it looked good and made sense with angles. These last two don't.
Last 3 years or so, most of the great posters are saved for the smaller films. Films like Shame or Drive or Tinker Tailor had great posters? but where was Thor's great poster? Where was Avengers? possibly the easiest poster to get right had to settle for a photoshop nightmare. The fact that WB has the biggest film of the year in their hands, with a character they own and they still can't drop a little bit of money on someone who isn't an intern with some photoshop knowledge makes me realise how little marketing must care for the lost art of one sheets nowadays.
Like i said above, i really really miss Drew Struzan, and with so many great alt poster artists out there like Olly Moss, Tyler Strout etc etc you'd think they'd give one of those guys a shot at it.
I don't want any Joker clues. I love the character the way he was presented in TDK. A psychopath with no background who is hyper aware of the world around him. The lack of back-story makes the character more powerful.
I don't know about Yurka, but I probably would. Especially since I know that there are no such things as souls.I'll ask you the same question the devil asked Luke Skywalker in Robot Chicken-
Would you give up your soul to hell for one night with her?
I think is fanmade... I can see the raindrops from RISE posters over the logos (Legendary, DC, WB, etc.)