I don’t think I need to explain why I love this. Props to graphic designer Sam Smith (and Jeff Wells for bringing it to light).
I don’t think I need to explain why I love this. Props to graphic designer Sam Smith (and Jeff Wells for bringing it to light).
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12 responses to “A more fantastic fox”
NAILED IT!
Just like Jon Stewart nailed Glenn Beck Thursday night.
THAT is hysterical.
this is wonderful. good find, and good work to all involved for this hilarious image.
Further work on Godard’s Contempt and a nice twist on a Rashomon poster are also excellent.
That’s hilarious. Providing “Fantastic Mr. Fox” is good enough, I want to hang this in my wall.
LOL
I would love to see how this worked as promotional poster for Fantastic Mr. Fox as opposed to the one they are using
I laughed so damn hard at this. Just wonderful.
Though, I will say, the color scheme reminds me a lot of “Hamlet 2”. That’s not a good thing.
Okaaaaay… The ‘It’s Complicated’ poster now has some competition for weirdest/most awkward poster of the year.
HA. I actually just flew by that a few times thinking it was just a poster for Mr. Fox until I noticed the word antichrist in huge letters.
Brilliant! I enjoyed watching Antichrist, but don’t have much interest in ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’. But I do want this poster! Excellent!
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