Part 2 continues with best posters of 20 motion pictures: Choke, Office Space, Seed, Being John Malkovich, Book of Blood, Cloverfield, Expandables, Graduate, Hard Candy, Crank 2, Man on Wire, Iron Man, More than a game, My Bloody Valentine 3D, Objectified, Pandorum, Tokyo Gore Police, Two brothers, Premonition, Walk The Line.

Creative, outrageous, inspring, unique, beautiful, descriptive, meaningful, eye-catching … and much more; all should be the features we are looking for while seeing a movie poster. I’m indeed loving movie posters, and have been collecting them through time. Just want to start a seri on Top Movie Posters Of All Times. Send me suggestion should I miss, and I should, any good one you feel First part with 15 posters:

After 5000 years of World Religion summary, you might also want to know about 4000 years of Democracy history. Another concrete and precise flash by Maps of War will brief you on timeline how our social models were born and grew over time, just within 90 seconds Democracy was found on the idea of protecting ‘freedom’ although those 2 terms are not synonymous. It can be seen as a set of practices and principles that institutionalise and thus ultimately protect freedom. Based on observation, one would agree that the fundamental features of a democracy include government based on majority...

Let those pictures speak for themselves. I cannot stop laughing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. (Source: haha.nu)

1. Departures (Okuribito) <2008> Selected as Winner of the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film 2008, Departures is a must for people who appreciate the Japanese culture and want to explore more about Japanese life and probably even death. Being a semi-pro cellist, Daigo Kobayashi cannot get away with the thought: “This celo is innocent. But because it’s in my hand, it became a loser“; so he decided to move back to his hometown together with his wife. He got a new job with no-question interview and discovered that the actual work is Nokanshi or ‘encoffineer’ –...