all time, this image smacks of kinky office sex. This is one

spectacularly sexy pose.

of all time… and it isn’t even a shot from the film itself.

This hand-drawn design is simply brilliant.

emotionless stare. This image really conveys the

psychological trauma of the film’s most infamous scenes.

makes the film a must see! The reference to Little Red

Riding Hood in the clutches of sharp teeth makes this poster jump

off the page.

hadn’t been used more often in movie posters over the years. Look

how magnificently the image pops!

on any list like this? The tantalizing red font splashed

across the black and white image of Rick, Ilsa and the legendary

supporting cast.

than that? The iconic image of Bill Murray’s hotel room

ennui makes this a poster gem.

after emerging from his cell, coupled with one of the greatest

taglines ever, makes this a perfect movie poster.

beautiful, and this image is about as sexy as you will

ever see. I also love the way the font is written, almost

like it was scribbled in lipstick.

poster out there. However, this one stands out because it

combines the classic black and white shot with the blood red

exterior.

angles and ominous sense of impending doom makes this a classic

pick. A cornerstone of cinema, this film deserves such a

distinctive design.

combined with the haunting image of Monica Bellucci alone in the

dark makes this a very disturbing poster.

pop-culture history is the one of Marilyn Monroe’s dress blown

by the subway vent.

classic. It is beautifully designed. Frame this and

hang it in a museum.

cinema screen shaped windows. This poster virtually demands that

you see the film.

smoking in a slinky silk dress… it doesn’t get more elegant than

this French version of the 1946 classic

that truly captures the dreamy mood of this epic love story.

I love the film… I love the poster. Both are perfect.

be considered one of the most instantly recognizable in history.

Two gorgeous stars and the bow of the tragic ship.

sexy-as-hell image of Diane Lane strewn across her lover’s torso,

and you have sublime poster.

wide eyes yearning for discovery. The ultimate trip is

certainly an accurate tag line.

Ben in the rain and the lonely man walking away in the background.

I want this poster framed and hung in my house.

handprint poster with five life-like fingers and a chilling

centerpiece is quite a visual.

and energy so very prevalent in film art back then. This

is one of the era’s finest examples.

stylish charm that exudes from this poster. I love the

modern use of color and framing.

this off-balance poster. It gives the viewer’s eyes a sense

of supreme awkwardness.

choice. When coupled with fog and back-lighting, this image

of a towering Rie Rasmussen with extended shadows is a truly

memorable design.

about this image. I love the colors and the mood here.

One gets the sense of foreboding and pain from this simple shot.

eye-catching poster is its greatest strength. Veronica

Lake is clearly defined by unmistakable hair and striking

features.

and Hoffman, visible through the prison door, make this an

alarming image.

on a poster than that of Sean Connery. His classic mug along

with the simple and bold color scheme makes this instantly

recognizable.

with. Not many are willing to try it. But this bold color

scheme is a great choice here.

this poster foregoes its many stars and bravely focuses on the

aesthetic of war instead.

was Premiere Magazine’s choice as the #1 poster of all time.

likely to see! This shot is a heavenly peek at this great

film.

It is quite amazing how this basic design is so memorable.

one of the most truthful taglines in history. This is a brilliant

poster that really conveys the tone of the film.

the sexy and dreamlike quality of the legendarily erotic film.

through every pore of this grand poster. The mystery… The

elegance.

image on the moth in the “Silence of the Lambs” poster - The skull

is made up of the six girls.

one of the silliest posters. However, despite that, this is one of

the iconic poster images ever.

and among the petals of the golden flower makes this a delicate

and haunting poster. Classic!

been paid homage is tons of posters and films over the years.

cubism and the nature of the film itself. It also

foreshadows the schizophrenic nature of the title character(s).

have never seen a poster that looks remotely like this one.

Superb.

faded, but

the image may be the most famous one in film history. Anyone

with the foresight to add that shot to a poster deserves some

credit.

heavily stubbled face is very memorable.

horrific. The woman’s blood red hair spills out to create a

visceral and haunting image. Superb!

for you when you see this glorious image.

and powerful poster design. That shape is instantly

recognizable.

The fonts. All unique! You could remove all the text

and still know the film.

There has always been something eerie about the silhouette of a

baby carriage.

still wonderful. This is definitely a work of art.

Wouldn’t you love to see posters like that in theatres.

Eiffel Towers… a special design for a special film.

seductive Brigitte Bardot in Jean-Luc Godard’s “Contempt”.

in this poster. One of the great films with one of the great

poster.

taboo nature of the film’s subject. A real Kubrick gem.

main star… This is a great example of letting the picture do all

the work.

is the definition of the phrase “Less is More”. Love this

one!

photos that make up the big one. This is a nice visual pun

for the film.

poster in this list… Here looking as bedraggled as it gets.

about this poster. It really conveys the 1930’s feel with

wonderful artwork.

Carell’s face that makes this a classic poster image.

entry in this list with this startling profile shot.

Mesmerizing.

appears that the little boy has stepped out from the A.

list if they hadn’t resorted to floating heads above the skyline.

images in the history of film, this quad poster gorgeously uses

two distinct colors and bold simplicity to create a title banner

that is virtually impossible to forget. This should be a

lesson to all the insanely busy posters out there that try to cram

in as much information as possible.

rendition of the legendary character. This is a stunning

poster.

powerful enough to make you want to see the film.

the eye, not only be visible, but to be in color rather than the

tinted blue.

an emotional weight with such simplicity. Brilliant!

worst nightmares… This shot is a desperate visualisation of my

fear.

me uncomfortable. It is not pleasant to look at, but it is

effective.

very rare to see such different images split by a title banner.

I love the iconic image of Jennifer Connelly on a pier, also used

in “Dark City”.

infamous music merely by looking at the poster. A desperate

and moody image, a great use of light and B&W.

copied many times. I find the blend of hand and legs very

unsettling. Is it just me?

brilliantly in this off-beat poster for a classically off-beat

film.

design. That silhouette is instantly recognizable to all.

face made from branches and birds makes this the best of 2007 so

far.

this memorable shot from the film.

the film is evident in the poster art.

relationship film to a sublime B&W still.

is the fabulous tagline that makes this poster so great. “In

Space, No One Can Hear You Scream!”

just about the only good thing to come from this truly

disappointing George Lucas sequel/prequel.

vibrant about the inertia of this design. It feels very

tied to the decade.

wonderfully erotic nature of Bunuel’s masterpiece with Catherine

Deneuve. What a perfect tease!

the iconic image of Gretchen Mol as Bettie Page. This is a

great example of simplicity.

wonderful suggestion. This obscure Tarkovski film poster is eerie

beyond belief. Love the colors!

film is to catch a glimpse of Jennifer Connelly in one of her

most resplendent roles. However, the UK Quad poster has a

spectacular art-deco with tremendous kinetic power. It is

simply gorgeous.

this is a perfect example of pulp art poster design.

silhouette of the Eiffel Tower in the cleavage. Nice touch!

full glory in a sensual artistic rendition. This is the kind

of classy quad-poster that you could hang as art in your home.

This reader suggestion definitely flew under my radar.

Thanks to Jim S. for the tip!

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