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Jaws (1975)Released 20 Jun 1975Roger Kastel's shark-and-swimmer poster makes suspense a question of scale. A tiny swimmer crosses the calm surface while a vast open mouth rises straight towards her from below. We can see the danger she cannot: one vertical composition creates the whole relationship between predator, victim and…0
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Vertigo (1958)Released 28 May 1958In Saul Bass's orange spiral design, a falling black figure and an outlined woman seem caught in a vortex. Follow the white lines inward and the poster makes your eye perform the instability it advertises. The different treatment of the two figures also suggests an uneasy relationship between a…0
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The Lobster (2015)Released 15 Oct 2015Look for Vasilis Marmatakis's white-background poster of Colin Farrell embracing a partner whose body has been removed. His arms still describe a relationship, but blank space occupies its centre. That visual absence makes loneliness and the pressure to be coupled visible at once. It is especially…0
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Alien (1979)Released 25 May 1979The original cracked-egg design offers a birth that feels like a threat. An isolated egg leaks green light into near-total darkness, with no reassuring human figure to establish scale or safety. It promises something emerging while refusing to show what. Study how the surrounding black space makes…0
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Anatomy of a Murder (1959)Released 1 Jul 1959Seek out Saul Bass's original segmented-body poster, distinct from the portrait-led artwork also used for this film. Detached black shapes make the title's 'anatomy' literal, while suggesting a case broken into pieces for examination. The rough silhouette establishes both the crime and the process…0
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The Silence of the Lambs (1991)Released 14 Feb 1991Dawn Baillie's pale Jodie Foster portrait places a moth across the mouth, turning an ordinary publicity close-up into an image of obstructed speech. The insect's skull-like detail adds a second, smaller encounter with mortality. Your eye moves from the direct stare to the covered lips and then into…0
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Moon (2009)Released 12 Jun 2009AllCity's concentric-circle design places a solitary astronaut against a field of repeated rings. The pattern can read as a lunar disc, a target or a system with a person trapped inside it. Those competing readings suit a film about isolation and uncertain identity without explaining its…0
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The Truman Show (1998)Released 4 Jun 1998From a distance, the mosaic poster gives you Jim Carrey's smiling face; up close, it breaks into hundreds of smaller pictures. Designed by Bryan Allen and executed by photomosaic creator Robert Silvers, it turns a man's identity into an assembled screen image. That shift between person and…0