The poster for F1: The Movie is generating buzz. It visually nods to Akira, a classic anime film. This reference bridges Japanese cyberpunk and motorsport cinema. The poster's design works on ...

Recently, a video from the Arabic movie started doing the rounds on social media, where netizens were quick to point out how similar it is to Laapataa Ladies. Here's how the internet reacted.

Mojang just released a new A Minecraft Movie poster as part of promotional merchandise for the upcoming film, revealing key antagonists like Malgosha, General Chungus, and the Great Hog.

Arabic technology pioneer, Sakhr computer founder Mohammed Al-Sharekh is getting a biopic from Katara Studios in a slate unveiled at RSIFF 2024.

Bill Gold was a 21-year-old kid in the Warner Bros. art department when he came up with the red cursive title of the “Casablanca” poster and put a gun in Bogart’s hand so the movie wouldn ...

The first poster for A Minecraft Movie can be found below.. Creepers have long been one of the most iconic creatures of the Minecraft world. The characters have been recreated in comics, toys, and ...

THE ANATOMY OF A MOVIE POSTER: The Work of Dawn Baillie. At Poster House, 119 W. 23rd St. (between 6th and 7th avenues), New York, through Sept. 8. 917-722-2439, posterhouse.org.

Hosny said, during a previous interview with the “ET in Arabic” show, that what motivated him to take on this unique role is that Garfield is an international cartoon, and he worked alongside an ...

The killer’s knife, a woman cowering before it. This was typical horror movie box cover stuff before 1991, when Dawn Baillie was asked to design a poster for a cerebral new thriller called ...

All in all, because the image did not show an official movie poster for "Wicked" the movie, we have rated this claim as "Fake." A deadline.com article about the movie reported that it's a two-parter.

The first look at the movie poster for the Von Erich family biopic "The Iron Claw," which will be released this holiday season, was recently shown on social media.

This poster was created to promote the Lumière brothers' first screenings at the Grand Café in Paris in 1896. It is one of a handful (perhaps less) that survive and it represents the beginning ...