Artist Austin Richards and copywriter Des Creedon have collaborated on a fun series of movie posters that reimagine popular films by taking out one letter from the title.
View more of their creations here.
- Steve
I revisited a favorite flick of mine with my girlfriend this weekend.
Filmed across 10 countries, The Fall, directed by Tarsem Singh (The Cell) details the morphine-induced tale of five mystical heros as told by an injured stuntman to a fellow patient - a little girl with a broken arm - in a 1920s Los Angeles hospital.
From Butterfly Reef in Fiji, to the Deadvlei in Namibia, to Hadrian’s Villa in Italy, to Jodhpur in Rajasthan, the locations and settings of The Fall really make the film fantastical.
Next time you find yourself cooped up on a rainy day, check this one out.
- Patrick Simons
Doesn’t make me want to ski any more than I already don’t, but it does make me want a lightbulb pants.
-Ben
The above image is from a series of alternative movie posters. It happens to be from one of my favorite movies of all time. Can you guess the name of the movie? See more here.
- Steve
