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Animated Neon Movie Posters

Posted on 2013/07/31 by Publican — Leave a comment

Michael Whaite is an animator, illustrator someone with the same obsession for neon. He has done a phenomenal job creating movie posters and used neon as his medium. Great work.

Tagged with: Animated, Back To The Future, Batman, Beetlejuice, Frankenstein, Ghostbusters, GIF, Inception, Jaws, Jurassic Park, King Kong, Movie Posters, Mr. Whaite, Neon, North By Northwest, Posters, Star Wars, Strangers on a Train, Superman, The Shinning
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Saul Bass Movie Posters

Posted on 2013/07/05 by Publican — Leave a comment

Saul Bass had a distinctive minimalistic style than many are trying to imitate today.

Tagged with: Anatomy of a Murder, Bird Man Of Alcatraz, Grand Prix, In Harms Way, It's A Mad Mad Mad World, Posters, Saul Bass, The Double MacGuffin, The Magnificent Seven, The Shining, Vertigo, West Side Story
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Classic Monsters Movie Posters

Posted on 2013/06/29 by Publican — Leave a comment

It’s Saturday, it’s hot out. What better way to spend the night than to go to the Drive-In and watch a double feature of classic monster movies. The old and easy to say original monster movies used great art to…

Alfred Hitchcock Movie Posters

Posted on 2013/06/27 by Publican — Leave a comment

Alfred Hitchcock the Master of Suspense. He knew how to tease and tense the crowd. I like the posters from that era, most are drawn or painted and just seem to have more character than many that are produced currently.

Tagged with: Alfred Hitchcock, Dial M For Murder, I Confess, Master, master of suspense, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, North By Northwest, Notorious, Poster, Posters, Psycho, Rear Window, Saboteur, Shadow of a Doubt, Spellbound, Strangers on a Train, Suspense, The Birds, The Man Who Knew Too Much, To Catch a Thief, Vertigo
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Michael Bay Movie Posters

Posted on 2013/06/26 by Publican — Leave a comment

Say what you will about Michael Bay, he does draw in a crowd for his flicks. If it’s big, outrageous and ridiculous, then in all likelihood it’s a Bay film.