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Sheila,
Iâm a great fan of posters, movie and vintage products, and had I my way Iâd have a huge collection and, like a museum, display and feature a different theme every week. Also, to my sense, posters have far more power to fascinate and beguile in the name of their product, whatever the product, than commercials or trailers.
I like the Applaus one.
I’m with Jen W. That one haunts me.
Yes, that one is awesome. I love the one for Brand New Life too.
George – totally. If you think about a good poster – like the poster for Chinatown – it really just evokes a whole FEELING, not too literal or nailed down – and the whole thing just expands in size after you’ve seen the film.
Wow, that was a feast! I don’t know where to begin, so I guess I’ll just say that there were beautiful, fascinating, intriguing and of course bizarre poster images there. Definitely a lot of movies that piqued my interest.