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Dodgy photoshop jobs on movie posters. Can't Hollywood try a little harder?

Article posted by Joel Moss on 14 Feb 2010 |

A little off topic here for a moment, but I was just browsing through some of the latest movie trailers via Front Row on my Mac, when I started to notice something. Some movies have really badly implemented posters! What I mean by that is that some movie posters look like a two year old drew them up on his PC! I tell ya; some of these images make the supposed movie stars look deformed. Just take a look at these that I found...

What's with J-lo's hand?

Someone got a little slap happy with the eraser tool in Photoshop, and rubbed out half of Jennifer's right side (your left).

Is no one else a little concerned that the back of John Travolta's head is exploding?!

What the crap is with this guys eye brows? And his nose is twice as long as it really is!

And of course there is this one, which most of you probably know about. Forgot your gun Nick, or just have a weird hand problem?

Anyone else know any other dodgy photoshop jobs on movie posters?

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