The Original Movie Posters Blog - Art of the Movies

Given Daniel Craig's now highly celebrated portrayal of James Bond, it is hard to imagine that the public and media response to his unveiling was mediocre at best.

Just released on-line, a fantastic new film "Being James Bond" provides a very candid reflection of Craig's sixteen or so years as 007. 

You can watch it here!

There is still a lot of uncertainty surrounding movie release dates, with distributors keen to avoid competition for their expensive film releases.

But, we do have an up to date calendar and a whole bunch of amazing trailers, so here are some of the films we are looking forward to in the first half of 2022!

Happy New Year! Now 2022 is here, it’s time to start making and breaking those resolutions for the next twelve months.

Our resident film buff, Lee Adams, looked up some of the most common New Year resolutions, threw in a few of his own, and matched each with a classic movie pairing. Enjoy!

The repeated references that The Matrix makes to Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland are unmissable, from the "white rabbit" and "down the rabbit hole" to Neo’s very own "Wonderland".

It is therefore perhaps fitting that the trailers for The Matrix: Resurrections make so many obvious reference to the earlier films of its own franchise.

Today, it is time to take another trip in to The Matrix...

As Steven Spielberg's reworking of the musical classic West Side Story opens world-wide to rave reviews, Lee Adams takes a look at the director's incredible career to date.

Is Spielbergian a word? It is now!

This week our resident film-buff, Lee Adams, presses pause on the TV remote, finishes his mince pie and picks up the Christmas Radio Times to share his own favourite Festive movies (and Yes, Die Hard does feature).

Which is yours?

After a long wait, Ghostbusters: Afterlife finally arrived on our screens this month!

We take a look back at 1984, the year when the original film became everyone’s favourite supernatural comedy...

When Quentin Tarantino's second film opened on 14th October 1994, it began screening at 1,100 U.S. movie theatres.

There was one problem - there was something wrong with the movie poster!

Twenty-seven years later, the Pulp Fiction movie poster is the subject of a second legal wrangle...

From Groundhog Day and Ghostbusters to Lost In Translation and Ed Wood, chances are he has appeared in one of your favourite films.

Wes Anderson loves him too. He is an ever-present in the director's incredible ensemble casts. As The French Dispatch finally plays in UK cinemas, Lee Adams takes a look at the enigmatic career of Bill Murray.

As Dune (Part 1?) hits the big screen, our very own man for his time, Lee Adams, takes a look at the phenomenal rise of Canadian director Denis Villeneuve.

Who would have thought that his first English-language film was only as far back as 2013?