Tim-H.
Second Unit
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- Tim-H
The Dracula cover is interesting, because they are definitely going for something (if not succeeding in some folks eyes). 99 times out of 100 I'd take the 1-sheet art, because it IS art, not just packaging/branding/etc.
What's sad is when we get poor photoshop mash-ups that ape the original posters (like the latest Star Wars dvds). Or something like To Live and Die in LA, where we ALMOST got the original art, but then someone popped a new head on William Peterson (which looks like it might pop off just as easily).
Still, some studios do a great job (WB comes to mind). I design for a living (barely), but like most HTFers I'll take the proverbial brown paper packaging if the film itself is done right!
What's sad is when we get poor photoshop mash-ups that ape the original posters (like the latest Star Wars dvds). Or something like To Live and Die in LA, where we ALMOST got the original art, but then someone popped a new head on William Peterson (which looks like it might pop off just as easily).
Still, some studios do a great job (WB comes to mind). I design for a living (barely), but like most HTFers I'll take the proverbial brown paper packaging if the film itself is done right!