I'm longing for a vacation, but the Vigan trip with L won't be until June, and I still have to save a huge portion, so I'm depriving myself from further purchases because I have to prove myself as frugal. Yay.
Cat Run: The poster is an example of creative graphic work. (I didn't go for the movie)
The pink font is sexy and perky set against a dark-themed background. It's simple. And the movie has Ryan Gosling in it!
Nice layers of shadows for the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. If I were teaching a Science class about the umbra and penumbra, I will be bringing this movie poster as a visual aid.
Apart from good reviews, the blacks in this poster makes Lisbeth Salander's face blend well in the background. Simple font, three themed font colors, dragon doesn't overdo the whole negative space.
An adult version of an Agatha Christie movie, if there was one, this is the Swedish version of the movie which came out a few years ago. Still convincing.
Daring take for whoever designed this vintage-y poster of Hobo with a Shotgun. Was this how movie posters were designed back then? Collage-like appeal did good to the eyes.
Gosling-Clooney: This is outstanding. Need I say more?
Again, shadows. Effective typography with the font and negative space is well utilized.
For some movie posters, "posters say it all about the movie". This fits well. Simple yet effective.
In this case, the lower portion of the grid makes good attention-grabbing. The upper portion of the grid is well utilized with a good logo-ish title.
The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo and Shadows, Again
Pooh and the Gang. Just a date, nothing more.
So there, the best. I didn't bother putting up the worst.
Hi ho, hi ho. And off to write I go....
