There's a new poster online for the adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Stardust. It looks very much like the first one, but all the characters have been re-arranged a bit, the colors have been changed, and there's a new tagline: The fairytale that won't behave, which will probably appeal more to most people than the earlier one (Summer a Star Falls. The Chase Begins.) which was interesting, but didn't really say much.
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The Transformers poster love is continuing, and I have to say: whoa! These three new international character posters are very cool indeed, giving some personality to the characters. I especially like the word 'Protect' or 'Destroy' under the characters, and I wonder how cool it would be if you would have a poster for all the main bots in the movie. But for now, this will do!
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Following right on the tail of the Taiwanese poster, here is another poster for the upcoming Transformers movie. It's not that stylish as the earlier ones, trying to cram in too much elements, and it feels like the two humans, Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf, in the poster are a bit boxed in (although this probably means that they are boxed in between the good bots and the bad bots, designers are such clever people!), and Josh Duhamel has disappeared. I'm guessing that might be because Duhamel isn't as well known outside the US. Or maybe there just wasn't any more room for him. Click!
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There's a new poster online for Disney/Pixar's upcoming Ratatouille. It's a new international poster, and though it isn't really anything shocking, it is a fun poster to look at. It's a bit low key, but then again I have the feeling that this movie is still flying very much under the radar. Maybe Disney will wait until the publicity storm for Shrek has died down to go into full gear itself.
