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Keith Cormack

30Nov11

Superb collection. Can anyone indicate who did the one for "Into The Wild"?! ....google as i might, nada so far.

Jaspar Lamar Crabb

4Jun11

Very good choices... I have the One Two Three Poster in my hallway...it's a favorite.

Rolph90

6Nov10

LIkes that you use olly moss's posters they are great http://www.ollymoss.com/

Patrick Phelan

3Nov10

Some really good ones. Ever see this Rosemary's Baby one? http://www.moviegoods.com/Assets/product_images/1010/463191.1010.A.jpg

Matt Dix

6Aug10

The 'Alamo Rolling Roadshow Tour' series (again by the amazing Olly Moss) deserves special mention! http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/events/rollingroadshow/

Pat

31Jul10

you forgot Dirty Harry http://i.imgur.com/T5mqC.jpg

T.J. Royal

14May10

This is an *excellent* list and topic. I would include to this the "A Clockwork Orange" Britain re-release poster from 1999.

naydn

24Mar10

sweet! they sure look perty all together.

Helen MacQueen

15Mar10

Excellent idea for a list. A real feast for the eyes. Thanks!

Matt Dix

5Jan10

They are pretty hard to get hold of. I found most of the images on various image/design sites - but as for the physical posters themselves I can't say.

Seth Farmer

29Dec09

these are great. THX 1138 is my favorite. i have a list of 80s posters on my profile you might enjoy

Jodine

14Dec09

How about red beard poster? It's my fava fave.

NEONBEAR

10Dec09

i love the posters for blue velvet and apocalypse now. today i saw a really great poster for alphaville. and i'll always love me some drew struzan.

Recognizable as Saul Bass? I can't think of anybody working today who is. As far as recognition goes, the poster design for some of Apatow's films show a trend (see below). Personally I find the 'character in front of a gradient' approach to be lazy, in a lowest common denominator kind of way. What do you think?

Matt Dix

9Dec09

Bill Rosenfield

9Dec09

Is there a poster artist today that is as instantly recognizable as Saul Bass? His posters for the Otto Preminger films ( many of which aren't that memorable) are all arresting and provacative. Which I think leads to the question is there a filmaker today who uses only one poster artist or have the marketing people at various studios and companies usurped that relationship? Great list by the way.