Cristiana couceiro. Avatar to Inception: Movie posters recreated as though they were made in the 1950s. By Chris Parsons Updated: 17:00 GMT, 21 January 2012 Since their release they have become Hollywood's biggest and most iconic blockbusters, instantly recognisable to film fans the world over.
But now a series of posters from the world's biggest movies of modern cinema have been re-imagined - as classic movies from the 1950s and 60s. Artists have recreated dozens of iconic recent Hollywood films as if they were released two or three decades earlier, giving each film poster the vintage look of a different cinematic era. Vintage: Peter Stults' 1950s recreation of Trainspotting sees Anthony Hopkins in the title role, alongside Michael Caine and Julie Christie Original: The poster for Trainspotting in 1996 featured stars Ewan McGregor, Robert Carlyle and Jonny Lee Miller Retro: This vintage effort for Avatar casts William Shatner in the lead role, alongside Natalie Wood and John Wayne The wonderful interpretations also cast film stars of decades ago in the title roles of modern-day classics. Karel Martens Letterpress. « Present&Correct.
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Photos have been inspiring people and showing them the truth for centuries now, so it’s hard to narrow the list of influential images to just 30, but here are some of the photos that have changed the world: 1. General Nguyen Ngoc Loan executing a Viet Cong prisoner in Saigon; Eddie Adams, 1968 AP photographer Eddie Adams captured this shot of a South Vietnamese general executing a Viet Cong officer in the Tet Offensive, and it became one of the most iconic shots of the Vietnam War.
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