The Best Movie Posters of 2012: Which Was Your Favorite? Adrian Curry makes his picks
Adrian Curry's choices for 2012's best movie posters are interesting, in that the honorable mentions are generally better than most of the top 10. Not that this was an easy list to compile—as you'll see, 2012 suffered from a dead-center-placement-staring-at-the-viewer epidemic—but the posters for The Sessions and The Man With the Iron Fists are way more visually interesting than Moonrise Kingdom or whatever those Holy Movers people were thinking. I don't say this often, but movie posters are one area where we could learn a lot from Poland.
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