Driving Poor Clark
by Blackbox

Comment:
Very funny - especially in the context of your previous work! Definitely a film I'd like to see.

Dating Prince Charming
by liberty

Comment:
Very credible title and a well suited matching image. Plenty of negative space at the top which works well for this genre.

Photographically, it doesn't look like you had much control over anything, so it's not your fault but I'm not fantastically keen on the hue and lighting or on looking at the rear of the a horse and the back of someones head ;-)

However, it does manage to be effective in this context.

Deceptively Peaceful Calm
by Ivory

Comment:
Very nicely shot - the saturation works really well and the ghostly figure matches a pretty credible title. There is the right mixture of simplicity and intrigue to make for an effective movie poster.

The Dark Peak Calamity
by bspurgeon

Comment:
Interesting title - I think 'catastrophe' rather than 'calamity' might have suited your brooding image a little better.

I actually think a portrait orientation with plenty of negative space above would have worked really well with this.

Overall, I like the image quite a lot but I think it struggles a little as a movie poster.

Dalaman's Poison Chronicles
by hotpasta

Comment:
Nearly a good title - but the last word seems a bit pushed. Might have been worth getting some kind of goblet in there and going for 'Dalaman's Poison Chalice'.

Very nicely lit image though - compositionally I think I would have had the snake slightly lower in the frame, but hey, what do I know.

Overall, pretty good though.

DEMONS PREFER CARRION
by skewsme

Comment:
Wow - out of the box (by quite a margin) - I like that. Title is credible enough and the image communicates the vision in the title.

Photographically - very brave and i'm sure you've pulled off the look that you were after. Does it look like a movie poster? Kind of - yes.

Good job.

Depraved Professional Cameraman (poster dimensions w/o title graphics)
by aplomb76

Comment:
Not a bad title (but not great either) but with an excellent photographic realisation of your chosen vision.

I'm liking the faithful aspect ration and the negative space for graphics.

Photographically, this is pretty impressive and probably much harder than it looks. I hope to see this on the front page; I'm not sure it will have wide enough appeal - but I hope so.

Domain: Perch or Clouds
by MsAmbrosia

Comment:
I think the title stretches movie title credibility and though the picture is pretty good - it doesn't say 'movie' to me in the same way as some of the other entries do.

It is a well executed image though and I do like that you have left plenty of negative space like many movie posters have.

Damn Peaceful Country
by gisli

Comment:
Great landscape image which would probably do well in a FS. Enough negative space for a movie poster. I think the title is a bit of a push on the feasibility stakes and the red sky is sufficiently well coloured that some other-wordly title may have worked.....

Perhaps something like: 'Destination Planet Chronos'?

Image is good enough to squeeze a 7 out of me.

Darn Pretty Cockatiel
by rrdjserv

Comment:
It really is! What a fine bird!

However, I think the title stretches movie title credibility (though perhaps something starring Jack Black) and though the picture is pretty good - it doesn't say 'movie-poster' to me in the same way as some of the other entries do.