The Sprit poster(s)

http://www.superherohype.com/news/sp...ws.php?id=7020

now granted I'll watch anything Frank decides to do but it looks to me like he's making a Sin City clone.

I like the look of the posters. It's a lot better than the standard floating head shots.

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Originally Posted by Chief Falling Rock

http://www.superherohype.com/news/sp...ws.php?id=7020

now granted I'll watch anything Frank decides to do but it looks to me like he's making a Sin City clone.

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Frank copies his own work all time.

I walked through some of the settings downtown here in Albuquerque when they were filming it. Lots of rubble and smashed cars. Anyways I like the triptych style poster/s.

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Originally Posted by Chief Falling Rock

http://www.superherohype.com/news/sp...ws.php?id=7020

now granted I'll watch anything Frank decides to do but it looks to me like he's making a Sin City clone.

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:die:

Yes promotional material is a good indication if a movie is going to be a clone of another movie. I guess 300, 30 Days of Night and Spider-man 3 are nothing more than Sin City clones aswell...Well 300 is a bad example since it is.

Filmmakers aren't in charge of their films advertising. Marketing people are hired to make the film look attractive to audiences. Cashing in on a writers last success is an easy way to do this.

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Originally Posted by choptop2

Filmmakers aren't in charge of their films advertising. Marketing people are hired to make the film look attractive to audiences. Cashing in on a writers last success is an easy way to do this.

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Yarp.

Advertising and designers are taught one "important" rule, follow what is popular.

Well i hope the film is about as original as the posters.