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erhan alpay Jan 10 08:43:27am |
Nicolas These are the five Jan 10 08:46:36am |
mbg Jan 10 08:41:47am |
Oliver Malone Jan 10 08:37:33am |
Chris Jan 10 08:38:54am |
Ego Jan 10 08:35:49am |
Fredeur Jan 10 08:31:10am |
Dan Jan 10 08:30:00am |
Luan Cruz Jan 10 08:22:05am |
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Adam Jan 10 08:28:21am |
ShahFace Jan 10 08:28:00am |
Cagakan Visne Jan 10 08:22:04am |
Isaac Jan 10 08:16:18am |
April Jan 10 08:17:12am |
Lucas Jan 10 08:17:40am |
Zachary Stewart Jan 10 08:15:29am |
Richard Dobbs I,TONYA gave us that 'something else is going on' feel. I love the way that PERSONAL SHOPPER was shot, through the curtain. I gave us a bit of mystery and depth to the poster and wasn't your standard looking to camera shot. THE MOUNTAIN BETWEEN US was, I think, just an interesting use of body language and layout. It stood out. MOTOE was a well executed example of multiple cast on a poster that have been laid out well in proportion to the train carriage setting. It took the perception of a stuffy dated Christie and brought it into the modern with its flashes of neon and blues. DUNKIRK, perhaps not eh most dynamic of the posters on offer but it did capture a massive topic into one image. You can see the struggle, the action, this is and epic film. Jan 10 08:03:44am |
unknownn i got 5 on it Jan 10 08:08:36am |
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Nick Jan 10 06:36:42am |
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Juanjo Jan 10 07:59:41am |
Timothy Samuel Jan 10 07:57:31am |
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beyond Jan 10 07:50:58am |
Observer Jan 10 07:42:21am |
Nikki Jan 10 07:24:26am |
Deds Jan 10 07:24:48am |