


As discussed. I just love the vibe they get going with teaser posters; the cluttered, in-your-face final release imagery just never measures up.
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It's true. I'm reminded of the posters for the Schumacher Batman flicks. The movies were famously horrible, of course, but I recall being excited by the teaser posters that followed Batman Returns's Bat/Cat/Penquin formula by featuring a single character. Even Alicia Silverstone's Batgirl looked good. Then the final posters would emerge as cluttered messes that better foretold the movies' quality.
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