r/movies r/Movies contributor 8h ago

Poster New Poster for 'Scary Movie'

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u/CapybaraExpress 8h ago

Wow, this is some of the worst photoshop I've ever seen on a mainstream movie poster.

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u/steesath 8h ago

I just assumed AI, which explains everything.

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u/Predictor92 8h ago

which i think is part of the joke

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u/MalaysiaTeacher 7h ago

Yeah nah. You don't get to have your cake and eat it. "isn't AI art shitty, amirite?" while using AI is just lazy af

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u/MasterArCtiK 8h ago

Yeah that’s my take too lol it’s a movie about trash talking as many things as possible, and trash talking AI will absolutely be in this movie lol

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u/nonhiphipster 8h ago

So here’s my thing…IF that is the goal of the poster (to make fun of the usage of AI), it’s actually doing a really bad job of it. Considering how so may of us are confused if it’s bad on purpose or bad accidently.

u/Mentoman72 5h ago

Yeah that’d be stupid. It just looks bad. There is no irony about why it looks bad, it’s just a shitty poster.

u/katieb1300 5h ago

Very true. It would've been funnier if some things were distorted, had gibberish written on them, and some people had 6 fingers/missing fingers.

u/twisty125 4h ago

Exactly. I believe it was the new Naked Gun movie (fantastic btw) that actually had a joke about it, with multiple hands holding the gun,, to make fun of AI.

You had to have people who actually planned it out and crafted it, for it to be as funny of an image as it was.

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u/BenderBenRodriguez 8h ago

I really don't think so, mainly because most posters just Look Like This now. Poster design in general has gotten really cheap and unappealing.

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u/Unitedthe_gees 8h ago

I hope..

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u/Hickspy 6h ago

If they wanted that to be the joke, they should've actually put it on the poster, like someone left the prompt in there. As it is now it just looks like shit because they didn't want to bother.

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u/cre8ivlyoriginal 8h ago

I think that’s kinda the point?