[…] InContention points out that Paramount Marketing created similar posters for Iron Man and Star Trek. […]
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Robert Downey Jr. is also in two places at once.
gah
is it still lazy if it’s effective? i mean no one saw Trek going 70+ and the parrallel to Iron Man isnt that far off in that it’s pretty much this summers equivalent.
I know that the Star Wars posters (and others) have been using this epic/painterly thing, but I’m talking about right down to the angle of perspective, it’s the exact same design.
/3rtfu11
Well Star Trek has been using that design since ST: Generations (1994).
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Indebted, of course, to Star Wars.
I noticed this when I made the mistake of putting them next to each other on my wall. They’re on opposite walls now.
well if i recall, i think that Star Trek has used that same template for all of their one sheets…
That design has been doing the rounds for a long time.
[…] InContention points out that Paramount Marketing created similar posters for Iron Man and Star Trek. […]
Robert Downey Jr. is also in two places at once.
is it still lazy if it’s effective? i mean no one saw Trek going 70+ and the parrallel to Iron Man isnt that far off in that it’s pretty much this summers equivalent.
I know that the Star Wars posters (and others) have been using this epic/painterly thing, but I’m talking about right down to the angle of perspective, it’s the exact same design.
Well Star Trek has been using that design since ST: Generations (1994).
Sorry, this is hardly the same thing.
Why are both black people at the very bottom of each poster?
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