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As you will see at the end of this publication, Warner Bros. just fell seven new character posters for Aquaman. The film of the super hero directed by James Wan opens in about six weeks, one of the greatest of several major moves of the Christmas season alongside Mary Poppins returns and Bee including. From Fantastic beast: The crimes of Grindelwald opens a week from tomorrow, I would be … surprised not to see a second (and possibly final) theatrical trailer for underwater actor Jason Momoa that falls online the next week. But in the meantime, we have these posters, which are A) unexpectedly colorful and B) absolutely ridiculous. Both are compliments.

Once again, the whole "Gah, DC Films needs more color!" It was never true. That "What if Man of Steel was shot in color? "The video that made the rounds in April 2015 was something of fraud, using deliberately desaturated Man of Steel clips to make his "spot". Tell what you will do about his general artistic skills Man of Steel, Batman in Superman, Suicide group, Woman miracle and Justice Association, but the allegations of vivid colors are not among them.

Heck, I would support this Woman miracle is the least colorful of the bunch just because Patty Jenkins and her friends used Diana's super-costume costume as a light in the dark, similar to the bright red blood on Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow. But I deviate. I imagine every new DC Films movie will take the whole "Hey, it's DC" treatment with bright colors! "Treatment like every 007 Bond Girl is the most powerful, powerful and independent Bond Girl ever (like any new Disney Princess).

The other thing to note is how absurd these absurd are. You have, among other things, Amber Heard to violate herself accordingly, Jason Momoa looks ridiculous, full of cartoons, while his classic orange suit, Patrick Wilson, whistles like a classic comic book review, while Willem Dafoe looks like a Keebler Elf ready for battle. Oh, and Dolph Lundgren leads a hippocampus. If this image in itself does not inflate your interest, I do not know what it will do. These posters undoubtedly represent the twin challenges of selling one Aquaman film.

The challenge is to sell one Aquaman a movie that both gets the lead superhero seriously and tries to make adults (or at least adults big enough to remember Super Friends) to forget the classic story of the character, and also to sell a film that is appropriately gonzo and quite silly enough to stand out in a christmas era. After all, what is the issue of creating a large budget? Aquaman movie if you are not going to get a little nuts with it? Is not that half a point?

To some extent, one Aquaman pricing movie itself as underwater Lord of the Rings (mixed with Raiders of the lost ark) should be unexpectedly silly, even if it is treated as a real-world drama within the film. If you want to see one Aquaman movie, you want to see Dolph Lundgren riding and Patrick Wilson cackling like a midfielder. You want to see sharks with saddles and giant crabs that eat people. Otherwise, why bother doing that Aquaman film?

And yes, even at this time when everything out of the box is in danger of being hit on Internet death, I think there is value in unconventional marketing, especially for seemingly predetermined successes. We've seen it with two & nbsp;Deadpool & nbsp;movies and definitely something like one Aquaman the movie should not be prevented from enjoying a bit in its gleefully over-the-top superhero roots? These posters make the film colorful, ridiculous and entertaining. This is a successful marketing in my book. All that's missing is tag-y taglines and / or dolphins with machine guns. Better to have dolphins with machine guns!

Aquaman, with Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Nicole Kidman, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Dolph Lundgren, opens on December 21st, 2018. Here we hope they will be fit … outrageous!

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As you will see at the end of this publication, Warner Bros. just fell seven new character posters for Aquaman. The film of the super hero directed by James Wan opens in about six weeks, one of the greatest of several major moves of the Christmas season alongside Mary Poppins returns and Bee including. From Fantastic beast: The crimes of Grindelwald opens a week from tomorrow, I would be … surprised not to see a second (and possibly final) theatrical trailer for underwater actor Jason Momoa that falls online the next week. But in the meantime, we have these posters, which are A) unexpectedly colorful and B) absolutely ridiculous. Both are compliments.

Once again, the whole "Gah, DC Films needs more color!" It was never true. That "What if Man of Steel was shot in color? "The viral video that made the rounds in April 2015 was fraudulent, using deliberately desaturated Man of Steel clips to make his "spot". Tell what you will do about his general artistic skills Man of Steel, Batman in Superman, Suicide group, Woman miracle and Justice Association, but the allegations of vivid colors are not among them.

Heck, I would support this Woman miracle is the least colorful of the bunch just because Patty Jenkins and her friends used Diana's super-costume costume as a light in the dark, similar to the bright red blood on Tim Burton's Sleepy Hollow. But I deviate. I imagine every new DC Films movie will take the whole "Hey, it's DC" treatment with bright colors! "Treatment like every 007 Bond Girl is the most powerful, powerful and independent Bond Girl ever (like any new Disney Princess).

The other thing to note is how absurd these absurd are. You have, among other things, Amber Heard to violate herself accordingly, Jason Momoa looks ridiculous, full of cartoons, while his classic orange suit, Patrick Wilson, whistles like a classic comic book review, while Willem Dafoe looks like a Keebler Elf ready for battle. Oh, and Dolph Lundgren leads a hippocampus. If this image in itself does not inflate your interest, I do not know what it will do. These posters undoubtedly represent the twin challenges of selling one Aquaman film.

The challenge is to sell one Aquaman a movie that both gets the lead superhero seriously and tries to make adults (or at least adults big enough to remember Super Friends) to forget the classic story of the character, and also to sell a film that is appropriately gonzo and quite silly enough to stand out in a christmas era. After all, what is the issue of creating a large budget? Aquaman movie if you are not going to get a little nuts with it? Is not that half a point?

To some extent, one Aquaman pricing movie itself as underwater Lord of the Rings (mixed with Raiders of the lost ark) should be unexpectedly silly, even if it is treated as a real-world drama within the film. If you want to see one Aquaman movie, you want to see Dolph Lundgren riding and Patrick Wilson cackling like a midfielder. You want to see sharks with saddles and giant crabs that eat people. Otherwise, why bother doing that Aquaman film?

And yes, even at this time when everything out of the box is in danger of being hit on Internet death, I think there is value in unconventional marketing, especially for seemingly predetermined successes. We have seen it with two Deadpool movies and definitely something like one Aquaman the movie should not be prevented from enjoying a bit in its gleefully over-the-top superhero roots? These posters make the film colorful, ridiculous and entertaining. This is a successful marketing in my book. All that's missing is tag-y taglines and / or dolphins with machine guns. Better to have dolphins with machine guns!

Aquaman, with Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Nicole Kidman, Patrick Wilson, Willem Dafoe, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Dolph Lundgren, opens on December 21st, 2018. Here we hope they will be fit … outrageous!