A movie poster is made to promote a film. Hung on a wall at home, it becomes an advertisement for a sense of self.

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The Movie. There’s no larger narrative or even uniformity between the clips. Some are in vertical format while others fill the widescreen. Some have captions and emojis strewn across the frame.

A good movie poster is a dream about a dream and thus twice removed from reality—our workaday world whose hues are nothing like Technicolor and whose frame is rarely widescreen enough.