IMP Awards > 01/2011
From Yahoo! Movies comes the new poster for Scream 4. Next, from Moviefone Blog we have new posters for A Better Life and Bridesmaids. [Thanks to boxofficeBUZ, Kino Gallery, and Andie] Finally, from kinopoisk comes the first poster for ChromeSkull: Laid to Rest 2.
Thanks to WildAboutMovies, SneakPeek, and Kino Gallery for sending us posters for Win Win and Peep World. Also, thanks to emosanz for sending us the Hungarian poster for How Do You Know.
Thanks to Kino Gallery for sending us four banners for Hall Pass.
From Cinematical comes the one sheet for Ceremony starring Uma Thurman.
From Zeitgeist Films come new posters for Bill Cunningham New York, Queen to Play, and !Women Art Revolution.
From Yahoo! Movies comes the one sheet for Source Code. [Thanks to Mike Markus, boxofficeBUZ, and WildAboutMovies] Next, from Kino Gallery comes the new poster for Homework. Finally, thanks to Chalermsak for the Thai poster for From Prada to Nada.
From Focus Features comes the new poster for Hanna. [Thanks to WildAboutMovies for the heads up.] Also, thanks to Chalermsak for sending us the Thai poster for Blue Valentine.
From MSN Movies come five new character posters for Sucker Punch. [Thanks to Kino Gallery for the heads up.]
Thanks to Nemesiscv for sending us the latest poster for Battle: Los Angeles.
Ladies and gentlemen, the winners of the 2010 IMP Awards have just been announced. We hope you enjoy checking out our picks for the best and worst poster designs of the past year.
Thanks to Nemesiscv for sending us the French poster for Hidden Beauty: A Love Story That Feeds the Earth. Next, from SneakPeek comes a slightly different UK poster for Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son. Finally, thanks to Kino Gallery for sending us the indie poster for East Fifth Bliss (starring Dexter's Michael C. Hall) as well as a Japanese poster for Never Let Me Go.
Just added a small image of the final poster for Justin Bieber: Never Say Never which reveals why he has become such a huge star. It's because he is HUGE! The kid must be at least 30 feet tall. [Thanks to Dusty Storm for the heads up.] For the record, we initially mis-read the tagline and thought it said "Find out what's possible if you never grow up."
Thanks to Luis for sending us the Spanish poster for Hall Pass [from Carteles de Cine] Next, from Dread Central comes the poster for the indie film The Disco Exorcist. [Thanks to Jason] Finally, if you're interested to see what the results were from everyone's picks for the various poster categories, check out the following:
You Be the Judge: Your picks for funniest poster, creepiest poster, best tagline, worst poster, and best poster.
Don't forget, the winners for the 2010 IMP Awards will be announced early Monday morning.
Just added the first poster for Madea's Big Happy Family. Next, we have the international poster for Drive Angry. Also, we've just added the one sheet for Chaperone. Finally, if you are a fan of the poster for Hobo With a Shotgun that debuted a few days ago, check out this interesting blog entry by the poster's creator:
The Dude Designs: Artist Tom Hodge talks about the making of the Hobo With a Shotgun poster.
Thanks to boxofficeBUZ for sending us the teaser poster for X-Men: First Class.
Just added the poster for The Son of No One. Next, we have a wild posting for The Roommate. Finally, thanks to Kino Gallery and kinopoisk for an international poster for Vanishing on 7th Street.
Thanks to Kino Gallery for sending us the latest poster for Skateland. Next, we have an international poster for Barney's Version. Also, we have the new Italian teaser poster for Dylan Dog: Dead of Night. Finally, after going through all the poster tag lines this year, we felt obliged to add a new category for Worst Movie Poster Tagline.
Thanks to kinopoisk for sending us the first poster for There Be Dragons. Next, we have international posters for Brotherhood and Blood Out. Finally, from Bloody-Disgusting comes the poster for Septien. [Thanks to Jason] Looking for more opinions on the best posters of 2010? Check out the following:
Stale Popcorn: 50 Best Posters of 2010. (Also check out their selections for worst posters of the past year.
From Scannain comes the new international poster for Winnie the Pooh. Also, thanks to Kino Gallery for the Korean poster for The Way Back. Finally, we have the new poster for Kaboom. While waiting for the announcement of next week's awards, check out these other sites:
Movie Poster of the Week: Picks for The Best Posters of of 2010
FirstShowing.net: The Top Ten Best Official Movie Posters from 2010
TC Candler: List of the 100 Best Movie Posters of All Time
The nominees for the annual IMP Awards have just been announced, featuring our picks for the best and worst posters of 2010 as well as the funniest, creepiest, and bravest posters, best teasers, best tag lines, and more. We hope you enjoy checking them out.
Just added the Sundance poster for the documentary Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles.
From Bloody-Disgusting comes the Canadian poster for Hobo with a Shotgun. Also, from AICN we have the domestic poster for I Saw the Devil. [Thanks to Jason, boxofficeBUZ, Kino Gallery, and kinopoisk]
Thanks to pataki for sending us the poster for Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Rodrick Rules. Also, thanks to Kino Gallery for sending us the rather goofy looking French Canadian poster for The Fighter.
With the announcement of the nominees for the annual Internet Movie Poster Awards just a few days away (Monday, January 17th) we come to the final day where you get to be the judge. After surviving yesterday's picks for the worst posters of 2010 we now go to the opposite extreme...
From Yahoo! Movies comes the brand new poster for Sucker Punch. [Thanks to Nathan and Kino Gallery]
Four more days before the nominees for the annual Internet Movie Poster Awards will be announced. All this week we want you to pick your choices for the top five posters in various categories. We ask you to summon up your courage for this next category:
From Bloody-Disgusting comes the new one sheet for Red Riding Hood. [Thanks to Jason, WildAboutMovies, and Mike Markus] Next, thanks to WildAboutMovies and boxofficeBUZ.com for the posters for Happythankyoumoreplease and Return to Babylon. Finally, from kinopoisk and Kino Gallery we have the Japanese poster for The King's Speech.
Thanks to Bloody-Disgusting for sending us the domestic poster for the bizarre French horror film Rubber. Also, Spinoff Online was given the premiere for the latest poster for Red State after donating to South East Queensland flood relief. [Thanks to rulezfilm.ru for the heads up]
From kinopoisk and Kino Gallery come two new posters for Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son. Also, thanks to WildAboutMovies for the poster for the documentary Vidal Sassoon: The Movie.
Five more days before the nominees for the annual Internet Movie Poster Awards will be announced. All this week we want you to pick your choices for the top five posters in various categories. Today the focus is on the written word instead of the visuals.
Just added the French poster for Thor. [Thanks to Mike Markus, ComingSoon.net, boxofficeBUZ, Kino Gallery, kinodrive, and fantasy.fr]
Still six days before the nominees for the annual Internet Movie Poster Awards will be announced. All this week we want you to pick your choices for the top five posters in various categories. Yesterday we went for funny. Today we go for scary...
From iTunes Movie Trailers comes a theatrical banner for Sucker Punch. [Thanks to Mike Markus and Randolph] Also, we have the poster for Dear Lemon Lima.
Thanks to Nemesiscv for sending us the latest poster for Cars 2. Also, from Feo Amante comes the international poster for 51.
From Collider comes the festival poster for Margin Call. Also, thanks to Jason for sending along the latest one sheet for Burning Palms as well as the festival poster for The Oregonian [courtesy of Bloody-Disgusting]
The nominees for the annual Internet Movie Poster Awards will be announced next Monday, January 17th. All this week we want you to pick your choices for the top five in each of the various categories. We start things off today with a little laughter...
From MoviePosterDB comes the UK quad for The Green Hornet as well as four pun-filled character posters for Rio. [Thanks to Nemesiscv]
Thanks to WildAboutMovies for sending us the poster for The Last Lions.
Thanks to HeyUGuys and SneakPeek for sending along the poster for John Carpenter's The Ward.
From Carteles de Cine comes the Spanish theatrical banner for Kung Fu Panda 2. [Thanks to Luis and kinopoisk]
From Kino Gallery comes the UK quad for Henry's Crime. Next, we have the Italian poster for Shelter. Thanks to Nardog for the Japanese poster for Black Swan. (Same artwork as the US version but without the red hand.) Also, from filmche.net comes a Bulgarian poster for Cars 2. Finally, thanks to Name Creative for sending their UK quad design for Waste Land.
From iTunes Movie Trailers come posters for three documentaries: The Last Mountain, Carbon Nation, and Strongman.
Just added the latest poster for Unknown. Also, from Name Creative comes their design of the UK quad for Howl.
From movieposter.com comes the poster for the upcoming animated film Winnie the Pooh.
Thanks to Mike Markus and Kino Gallery for sending us the new theatrical banner for The Rite.
Just added the new poster for Deep Gold. Next, thanks to WildAboutMovies for sending us posters for the documentaries Orgasm Inc. and Dressed. Finally, although it came out months ago in the US, Saw 3D is receiving a February release in Spain and so they have a romantic Valentine's Day theme for the poster. [Thanks to Andromeda High]
From Ma's Meatloaf comes the latest poster for Kevin Smith's Red State. They earned the right to premiere the poster after donating $1,000 to THARCE-Gulu. [Thanks to WildAboutMovies, Shockya, and SneakPeek] Also, from BadTaste.it come Italian posters for The Fighter and Paul. [Thanks to Kino Gallery for the heads up.]