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21 Sarcastically Funny Movie And TV Show Posters Remade By This Artist (New Pics)
Have you ever been fooled by a non-existent, funny, and absurd product or label, or even a movie poster? Well, you are not alone, and frankly, for some people, that can turn out to be a good thing.
A Chicago-based digital artist known as Doctor Photograph told Bored Panda previously: “one day I saw a product parody online and was fooled absolutely into thinking it was real. After a good laugh and sending it to all my friends, I thought I should try to get in on the fun myself.”
This experience pushed him to create these movie and TV show poster parodies by adding his creative flair, and they are hilariously accurate.
So without further ado, we invite you to get fooled by Doctor Photograph's new posters, and if you would like to see his previous post on Bored Panda, see part 1.
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One is a disgusting and horrible parasite, the other is an alien.
Will Smith was pretty unhinged to do that. All the hosts make fun of everyone at Oscars. If you don't have a sense of humor, stay home.
This looks like something I would photoshop when I have too much time on my hands
How about "Never forget Ted Cruz fled to Mexico while his constituents froze to death" instead?
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Why are terrorist attacks from other countries such a big deal but when we do it to ourselves it's totally kosher? Capital rioters? BLM rioters(of course mean the violent ones, not the peaceful protests, calm down everyone), superbowl rioters and black Friday shoppers?
"Name something you'd use to murder your wife." "An axe... wait... dammit..."
is this meant to troll the "please use an actor who actually represents the demographic of the person being portrayed" ?
Given that we now have movies coming from a zillion different streaming services, seeing the "before" as a reference would have been hugely helpful. As it is, most weren't even recognizable, never mind funny.
Given that we now have movies coming from a zillion different streaming services, seeing the "before" as a reference would have been hugely helpful. As it is, most weren't even recognizable, never mind funny.
